New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
NesuDork DAILY 0xibntas
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2S. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-King Edward and Queen Alex
andra left London for Balmoral Castle, Scotland;
previous to his departure Ambassador Choate
called on the King at Marlborough House and
thanked him for his sympathy with Mrs. Nc
Kinley and the American people on the death
of President Mckinley. - The British war
Office denied the story that Lord Kitchener
would resign because of differences with MI.
Brodrick the Secretary of War; a great number
OF honors We're awarded for services in the South
African war. - The steamers Lucania and
Campania exchanged messages by wireless
telegraphy in midocean at distances apart vary
ing from thirty-three TO sixty-fiye miles. -
Herr Luck a banker in Aschaffenburg, Ger
many, drowned himself in the Main. - China
is said TO be considering favorably an offer from
Russia for the purchase OF her war fleet Tor
100000 rubles, the sum to be deducted from
the indemnity. Henrik Ibsen is at the
point of death at his home in Norway. -
The Sultan of Turkey is said to be in bad health.
DOMESTIC.-Captain McCalla of the Marble
head criticised Schley before the court of in
quiry, and said Schley in great perpleXity told
him he in fear of court martial; the court
refused to let Sampson be represented before 1t
by counsel President Roosevelt said
TO be inclined to order a thorough investigation
of the Hawaiian Territorial government; it was
reported that Governor Dole had offered his
resignation. - Czogosz was taken from
Buffalo to Auburn and placed in the row of con-
demned murderers' cells; he broke down on
reaching the prison. - Representative Hep
burn. OF Iowa, opposed the idea Of tariff con-
cessions to Cuba - English cricketers rolled
up a good score against the Philadelphia team
at the Merton Country Club grounds. - The
War Department made public the text of the
executive order containing notifications OF the
Cuban tariff. promulgated last March. -
David B. Hill, il is thought. may place in NOM
ination for Governor George NJ. Palmer. -=
a train rolled down embankment near Coun-
ell Bluffs and than score of persons
were seriously hurt. == A cloudburst in Texas
killed thirteen mining Drospectors.
CITY-Stocks were strong and higher. -
The Citizens Union committee officially Informed
Messrs. Low, Grout and Fornes of their nomi-
nations at Mr.. Lows home 1t was announced
that the first meeting would be held in
Cooper Union next Saturday evening, and
that Messrs. Low, Grout and Fornes and other
fusion candidates would speak. - Ex-Sena-
tor James Smith and Mayor Seymour of Newark
contested in the Essex County primaries for
control of the NeW-Jersey State Democracy.
-- prediction of favorable weather for the
yacht race to-day made; Captain Sycamore
complained that he crowded by Captain
Barr at the start on Thursday. - Plans for
the underground railroad and tunnel to be built
from Manhattan TO Long Island City, together
with application TO build the road, were filed
with the Rapid Transit Commission by the Long
Island Railroad Company. - Proceedings
were begun TO eZtradite a bOokkeeper arrested
IN Buenos Ayres, who is wanted here on the
charge Of eTnbeZzing between $4,000 and $40,
oe0 -= The military funeral of Major Con-
over. Of the eth Regiment, took place at the
Madison Avenue Reformed Church.
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Part
ly cloudy. The temperature yesterday: Highest,
60 degrees; lowest, 30: average, g.