New-York tribune., 1903-07-26
Netp9lork DAILY Gaibm1te
SUNDAY, JULY 26, 1903.
THE NEWS THIS AORNING.

FOREIGN.-Leo XIII was buried in St.
Peters. the ceremony being imposing and
mournful; all OF the cardinals and members OF
the diplomatic corps and the nopllty We're
present; the cardinals received the diplomats
in the morning, address Of coincidence pelng
answered by Cardinal Oreglia. - KING Eo-
ward and Queen Alexandra left Dublin for New
towards, where they are guests of the MARQUIS
and Marchioness of Londonderry. - Inc
French Foreign Office has received no adVices
tending to confirm the reports OF Warllke prep
srations by Russia and Japan -= AdVlces
from London said that the stock market was
not affected by the depression here, and 1t was
believed that the decline in prices was at an
end =- In a march of an hungarian Iesl-
ment nearly half its men were sunstruck; nfteen
were reported dead and seventy others In a DAN
gerous condition. == It was reported that
several Corean Ministers were implicated IN a
plot against the Empress. =-- The barnard d
Castle division of Durham a former Liberal
stronghold, returned labor candidate.
DoMESTIC.-The bookbinders in the Govern
ment Printing Office decided not to strike
against the return to work of w. A Miller the
assistant foreman reinstated by order or PIesl-
dent Roosevelt but to await action by the Pun
lie Printer the charges they nave preferred
against Miller - 1t is said in Washington
that there is no evidence of any intention on
the part of the United States to interfere with
the placing of the proposed Cuban loan ---
The cruiser Medjidia, the first warship ever
built for Turkey in this country. was launcneo
st the C,raup wards The conference of the
African Methodist Episcopal Church at Maol-
son. Ga. passed resolutions commencing the
the negroes - Two competing steamship
lines on the Pacific are reported to be cutting
freight rates =- A bronze tablet to the mem
ory of General Henry Knox. President Washing
toms first Secretary of War, was unveiled at
Thonaston Me DR.. c. w. Littleheld, or
Alexandria Ind says that he has created life
atoms or animated germs through a solution or
common salt. pure water, alcohol and ammonia.
The Yacht Reliance won the Bigelow cup
in a hard race: the Nicola. the Rondiha ana the
Ingomar also were Victors-
CTTY.-Stocks were irregular in tone. and
closed feverish; it the general belief that
several minor firms might be forced to the
wall tomorrow; firms of importance are in
trouble: -ailway stocks remained firm; state
rnents of Talbot J. Taylor g. Co. and w. L. Stow
e. Co. IT was learned, will be made public to-
morrow. 1t learned yesterday that
work on the extension of the rapid transit tun-
mel to Brooklyn will begin the first week IN
August. Controller Grout said he would
not make void the lease of the pier to Gahney
and Murphy under present conditions. =-
Captain Burns made a sensational raid on
poolroom in Dey-st., making five prisoners
Sam" Parks succeeded in again showing
his control Of the Housesmiths and Bridge
mems Union: with the three other walking dele
gates he visited the executive committee of the
not stand for The arbitration agreement. ==
Women shoppers in Broadway tried to rescue
a drunken loafer, and assaulted a policeman
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day
Fair with fresh south to west winds. The tenn
rerature yesterday; Highest. IS degrees; low
Nst, 90.