New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
Nktp1lnrk Dailp Griibnnre
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Presdent Loubet travelled to
Dunkirk from Paris to welcome the Car, who
is due at Dunkirk to-day: drenching rain
marred the preliminary festivities. - Cen
eral Funston is in the hospital in Manila suffer-
ing from appendicitis. and an operation will
probably be necessary. - The Chinese troops
re-entered Peking yesterday. the Americans
and japanese simultaneously handing over the
forbidden City. - News reached Colon that
4 on Saturday last the insurgents who were be-
sieging Bocas del Toro We're defeated with Sc
we're loss by the government forces under Colo
mel Gruzo - Resolutions and expressions of
sympathy over the murder of President McKin-
ley continue throughout Europe and South
America - The Duke Of York reviewed five
thousand Canadian militia on the Plains OF
Abraham, Quebec; rain marred the days enjoy
ment. = Queen WiIhelmina in her speech TO
the Netherlands States General urged the need
Of laws for social reform
DOMESTIC-The body Of President Mckinley
was taken yesterday morning from the White
House TO the Capitol, where funeral services
were held in the rotunda, after which the body
lay in state, and was viewed by multitude of
people; great was the crush that many wom-
en- and children were injured: at 1:30 p. the
body was escorted TO the funeral train. which
started at $40 O'Clock for Canton. - Prepa-
rations were completed for the reception of the
body of the late President at his former home,
Canton, Ohio. where the funeral services will be
held Tomorrow afternoon, and the coffin will be
placed in vault. = At a meeting of the
Cabinet, held at the house of Commander Cowles,
in Washington, President Roosevelt requested
the members to serve under his administration.
= Fears are entertained for the health OF
at Canton is over. - CzOlgosz, the murderer
OF President Mckinley, again arraigned in
court: he refused, as he did before, to answer
questions, and plea of not guilty entered
by ek-Judge Lewis of the counsel assigned
10 him. - The trial of Czolgosz will prob
ably begin before the Supreme Court on a re-
quest that the Indictment be transferred thither.
on next Monday
tIIf-Stocks We're Irregular with weakness
az the close. - Mayor Van Wyck issued an
order declaring tomorrow a legal holiday and
closing the public offices. Nearly every
)thurch in the city decided to hold services to-
morrow in memory of President Mckinley;
Bishop POTTER prepared a special form for the
Episcopal churches. - Primaries were held
IN all districts. and Tom Foley wrested the
leadership OF the lid Assembly District from
Divver by large majority. - Several lead
ers OF the anti-Tammany forces said they
thought Seth Low would be selected as their
candidate for Mayor. - Deputy Police Com
missioner Devery surrendered himself after a
warrant had been issued by Justice Jerome
charging neglect and oppression, and was re-
leased in $1,000 bail - The Columbia came
out of drydock; Sir Thomas Upton was i'll from
an INJURY received in his launch. - Frank L.
Kramer has won the professional bicycle sprint
ing championship for the year.
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day
Partly cloudy The temperature yesterday:
Highest, iS degrees; lowest, 62 degrees; average
40 degrees