New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
A.sp71ork DAILY Gribn,1s:
SUNDAY. MAY IL, 1903
THE NEWS THIS MORNING

FoRFIGN-In q fight in Mindanao Captain
Clough OyerTnan. Of the 10Th Cavalry, NdS hi15eu
bI- FoJorneD - It has been practically oe-
c;ded 70 introCuce Chinese labor in South Africa
on account of the lack of men TO WORK lle iIil -
- The loss of Mrs. Lorillard VINO vas was
robbed Of her jewelry in LONDON, VIII PLopooly
amount TO more than $4,000. ~ Qlspalch
from Manila said that Captain Fershlhg Nas
sick and would probably be ordered nome, !tz,o-,
Sibyl Sanderson- the well known American
singer. died at Paris. - RelnIorceIieiIIS y.
the Sultan of Morocco entered Tetuan without
meeting with resistance. - The condltlon OF
Eenrik Ihsen was reported TO be very serious
President Palma gave assurances OF the
success Of the treaties between the oIiaeo @
and Cuba = Count Cassini said that .hs re re
ports OF recent outra ges in Russia had been
exaggerated.
DOMESTIC-President Roosevelt was caught
in & severe snowstorm in the Yosemite haAey'
he was ouartered at the Glacier Point Hotel
The State Department. dehnlns ils atIi-
tude toward the reported massacres OF Jews III
Russia, said there was no ground toT 1ntefNeh-
ton by this government, which, however, was
exerting its moral influence for ameIoratloh %
the condition Of the Jews in Russia - S w:
TuIlochs charges Of irregularities III the postat
service were submitted TO Postmaster Geherd4
Payne who said that they were old, and were
chiefly personal grievances and gntteT1ns ing gen
eralities. - The c. NJ Schwao Free IN
dustrial School was dedicated at Homestead,
Penn - Roland B. MolineuX has taken legal
action to secure his photographs ana 6ertiIoh
measurements from the State Prison Depart
rllent The drouth up State has ruined
rrons 70 such an extent that New Workers may
ter. The forest fires in the Adtrondacks
have caused great loss of animal and bird life,
besides irreparabie damage to property. - A
strike in the General Electric Company is
threatened
CITY.-Stocks were weak and lower. ~
Two explosions on Mrs. Henry de B. Gfbson's
yacht injured eight persons. ~ It was
learned that the New-York Historical Society
needed $3.50 600 at once to insure the building
OF the central part Of its new home. at Seventy
sixth-st- anG Central Park West. - The
Italian Consul General asked Port Warden
March 20 get he subway strikers to return to
work: the latter expected that half the strikers
would be at work tomorrow. - Governor
Odell among those who attended the funeral
OF William Brookf1eld. -- A body found in
the Hudson River on Wednesday was identified
that Of boy who had run away nine times
in the last two years. - The executive COM
mittee appointed at the meeting of employers
was making plans for the formation of a central
association. -= z. H Hartman arrived from
the West a special train. = A letter re-
ceived from Krishineff said that the butchers
lice and that the kilograms of a Russian official
who wanted TO stop the massacre were refused
Members of three generations of Italians
were arrested for shoplifting; they said that
they had been told that everything in this
country free on Saturdays. == August
Belmont's automobile driver arrested for
speeding: the banker and a friend in the
machine at the time =- William Rockefeller
brought suit against former town officials to
make them stand the cost of fighting him about
taxes The winners at Morris Park: l,
Akela: = Wizard: ;. Walter Gle 4, Ishlena;
Z. Shorthose; 6, Luke Ward.