New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-03
Nssp7lork DssaaiIp Gribn1re
FRIDAY. JULY 8. 1903.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Janatzy. a member Of the Ger
man team. Won the International autonoplle
87oA miles in g hours SO minutes and 8 sec
onds. - Princess Charles, daughter of King
Edward Of England and wife of the grandson
OF the King OF Denmark, gave birth to a son
- Lord Rosebery charged the Unionists with
trying to cloak the quarrels between Mr. Cham
berlain and the government by means Of an in
quiry into the subject of preferential tariff.
- Great Britain has cut off all subsidies TO
the merchant marine to be used in case Of war
60 The strict regulations to be imposed on
Chinese visitors to the st. Louis Exposition nave
aroused the censure of many newspapers in
China - King Edward of England has re-
piled TO the note Of King Peter of Servia, and
has pleased Belgrade - Japan is reported to
be negotiating for the purchase of Gillian war
ships.
DOMESTIC that Secretary Hay in
tends to resign from the Cabinet were discred-
tied in Washington - Count Cassinl' the
Acting Secretary LOOMS regarding the Kishi-
nef petition. - Secretary Root ordered an
investigation of the Lyon glove contract, In con-
nection with which Congressman Littauer's
name has been mentioned. - In a cloud
burst which swept over the southeastern sec
ton OF Texas. score Of persons are believed to
have lost their lives. - Five white men were
arrested in Alabama in connection with the
lynching Of negro; they were charged with
murder. - The report of the superintendent
of the Philadelphia Mint shows that the last
fiscal year was a record breaking one in the
ernor Odell in his speech at the Warsaw cen
tennial said that the principle of arbitration
80 The Chamber Of Commerce of Rochester
has issued call for a meeting to oppose a barge
canal - In the race for 90-footers, off New
port q sailor was lost off the Columbia, the con-
stitation broke her gan and the Reliance fin
sshed the course alone, though plate was
dented; the Newport series of races was declared
ended.
CITY.-stocks were dull and weak. - War
rants for the arrest of two persons in connec-
ton with the old Dock Board scandal were is-
sued yesterday by Justice Mayer, Of the Court
of Special Sessions, after William H. Burke
former secretary Of the Dock Board, and City
Clerk Scully had testified in the official investi-
CATION. - terrific storm, which caused
three deaths, deluged the city, accompanied by
a high wind; lightning struck various buildings
trees were blown down and windows shattered.
g. Six deaths and % prostrations were
due to the heat. the maximum temperature Of
the day being 80 degrees - Ex-senator
games Smith, jr-, was sworn in as receiver of
the United States Shipbuidng Company; he
fled his bond and took possession Of the COM
pany's offices, declaring that he would keep
business going and conserve all interests of the
company. - Waterboy won the Suburban
Renewal in record time of 2.o4 S-5 at Sheepshead
Bay; Irish Lad second, and Goldsmith
third; the other winners were: 1. Unma sked;
2, Sandhurst; g. Ada Iay: 4. Injunction, g.
Damon; Tugai Bey.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair and warm. The temperature yesterday:
Highest 80 degrees; lowest, 90.