New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-30
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MONDAY. NOVEMBER 80. 1903.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of lives were lost I'm
"a ryphoon which wrecked three hundred vessels
hunger and thirst. ~ General WOE Gil
the Dominican eX-PTesident. arrived at San
Juan, r, r., where, in an interview he gave
The impression that Senior GalVan would ask
the United States TO establish a protectorate
over San Domingo. - Panama newspapers
are advising the isthrnian authorities to occupy
Islands in the Caribbean and 10 transfer them
10 the United States for cOaling stations =-
II was reported from Paris that several docu-
1nents favorable TO preyfus were concealed at
the Rennes court martial - More than a
hundred lives were reported lost in the recent
storm in the North Sea 80 Mr.. Skinner and
his party reached Harrar, where they were well
received by Abyssinians - Heavy damage
by storm was reported from Italy; large part
of Naples Is under water, and there was much
snow at Milan and Turin. 80 Beginning next
February American Line steamers Win land
passengers and mails at Plymouth.
CTTT.-The new building CT the First Church
OF Christ CScientisD was dedicated. - De-
receives captured the thief who stole Jewels
worth 100000 from Mrs. ". ". Harrison. and
recovered all but two pieces Of the property.
go tailor. taken for an escaping burglar
was shot and instantly killed 10y man at whose
door he funlbled. - Archdeacon Nelson,
chaplain OF the Pennsylvania Society, preached
Vhe annual sermon at 1t. Ihomas Church
60 Charles F. Murphy. leader OF Tammany
Hall. returned TO this city from Hot Springs
Va. 80 The attempt 10 make an Independent
political body Of the Central Federated Union
failed - r. Fulton Cutting spoke at the
anniversary celebration Of the Jerry McAuley
angry tilt between Elections Commissioner
Fuller and Michael ]. Dady at the latest meet
Sng CT the Kings County Republican Executive
Committee. 80 A supply ship left the navy
yard with provisions for United States marines
In the neighbOThOod OF Panama.
DONESTIC.-An abstract Of the report Of
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bristow
on his investigation Of frauds i'm the Postoffce
Department was given out in Washington to-
gether with memorandum by President ROoSe-
welt; Mr.. Bristow says that Tyner, Machen ana
Beavers were the chief offenders: President
Roosevelt says that every offender will be pun
ished 10 the extent OF the law. =- guard on
the Chicago Elevated Railroad was shot and
killed by a restaurant keeper because he was
five cents short in the price Of his breakfast.
60 Hundreds Of people have been killed by
the scourEe Of typhoid fever in Butler, Penn; a
request has been sent to Pittsburg for help, and
the Mayor Of that city has called for volunteer
nurses and laundresses and VIII also start a
money subscription. Great excitement has
been caused I'm New-Nexico by the report of a
bonanza gold find in Apache Canyon. - Sew
eral skaters lost their lives by venturing to cross
thin ice: among them were three brothers, In
Blackstone Mass. - Two men while driving
down hill near South Norwalk were overtaken
by a trolley car run over and killed.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Partly cloudy, with light snow lurries The
temperature yesterday: Highest % degrees;
lowest 70