New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22
Nssp-1lnrk DAILY G1-ibni,e
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1903.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Advices from Bogota said that
war generally expected, although the gov
eminent will take no acton until the result OF
General Reyess mission TO Washington il
known; Il was said that 100000 men had Noluh-
teered their services - President Mario '
suin issued an appeal to the American people.
- Senior Rico. the Colombian Foreign Minis
ter defined the country's position IN a note 10
Minister Beaupre- - Senior GalNan, the
Dominican lOorelcn Minister, reached San Juan
on HIS way here. his mission being, II is SAID,
20 offer SANTANA Bay in exchange for this coun-
try's support Of Woz Gil. == Mr.. Chamber
lain addressed a meeting OF wOrkingmen at
Newport. Wales. - Pittencrieh Park An
drew Carnegie's gift TO Dunfermline, was Tor
mally transferred TO the town - Inc King
snd Queen OF Italy left England, the ceremonies
st their departure being similar 10 those at
their arrival - Sir Henry Mortimer Durand.
the new British Ambassador 10 Washington
left England on the EtruTia-
DOMESTIC--The Senate Committee G--I-
tary Affairs continued its investigation Of the
charges against General Leonard Wood. ==
The War Department ordered Major General
John c. Bates TO Denver to ascertain If federal
troops needed in the Colorado strikes. -
An agreement has been reached to take the vote
on the Cuban Reciprocity bill in the Senate on
December l6. - Official standards for pure
food were promulgated by Secretary Wilson.
- The third OF a series OF robberies at Read
Ing Railway stations occurred at GirardsVille,
Penn; three men were arrested on suspicion Of
being concerned in the murder and robbery at
Browns Tower. which began the series. -
BY the explosion Of an internal machine in the
Ninoicator mine, at Cripple Creek Col, TWO
men were killed and the mine was badly dam
aged; troops have been placed guard around
the property Of the Vindicator Mining Com
pany. which owns the mine in which the explo-
sion occurred - Twenty-seVen Italian rail-
road laborers were burned to death in fire at
Lilly, Penn. - Nearly twoScOTe men were
entOmbed by mine explosion at Dunbar, Penn.
CTTY.-StOcks were dull and heavy. - 1t
was feared that the lack Of a strike clause In
the contract would prevent contractors from
bidding on the Pennsylvania tunnel - Mem
bers of the Ice Trust Investigating Committee
said that the curtailmeut OF the president S
money borrowing power would be recommended.
- A strike tying up work on building for
which the George A Fuller Company is the con-
tractor, was ordered by the members Of Sam
Parks's union. - NJ Philippe Bunay, Pana-
ma Minister to the United States, arrived in
this city. - William Vanderbilt Nissan, a
first cousin Of W. X Vanderbilt, found
dead at Newark. 80 The Old Dominion Steam
ship Monroe came into port with part of her
cargo aflre. - The presence Of mind OF an
automobile driver aVerted . serious collision
with q trolley in Fifth-ave - The Horse
Show at the Garden closed with a number Of
unexpected reVeTsals in The judging.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Warmer: partly cloudy. The temperature yes
terday: Highest. 81 degrees: lowest p.