New-York tribune., 1901-09-01
Netp9lnrk DAILY Gsibnire
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER l. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The exequaturs of all consuls Of
Colombia in Venezuela we're Withdrawn --
Elaborate plans for the reception OF me Gar Gar
and CZarfna of Dunkrk on September II have
been arranged. -= II reported from
London that the Gar would rot meet King
Edward on the coming trip though no break
in the relations OF the two countries is threat
ened == The situation in South Africa shows
renewed BoeT activity; Beers blew up train
near Waterfall. and Lieutenant-ColOnel Wanda
leur was killed. =- The Porte gave vague
assurances 10 France regarding the settlement
Of the questions in dispute. =- The Chilian
Congress has appropriated money necessary to
send delegation 10 the Pan-American Con-
gress. == Much comment has been aroused
in Great Britain Russia's encrOachments on
England's trade in India and China. == Many
American warShips are at present at English
ports. =- General Whitside sailed from SAN
tiago yesterday for this city. == number
OF representatives Of Paris newspapers sailed
for this city from HaYre on La Savoie.
DOMESTIC.-The seventh week Of the steel
strike ended with the advantage the side
men has been steadily increased. and more
mills are soon TO be started up -= Treasury
shipments Of money 10 the South and West, for
the purpose OF moving crops have been heavier
this season than ever before. == Thrty-siX
persons were killed in collision on the Great
Northern Railroad in Montana. caused ny half
of a freight train breaking loose and crashing
into passenger train, nearly all those killed
being worku1en. =-= Vice President Roosevelt
was entertained in Chicago and left that city
for Minneapolis. -= Six men We're killed by
explosions in different parts Of the country.
defender OF the Americas Cup, the Columbia de-
cisivey beat the Constitution. Miss Nee y,
OF Chicago, and Miss Closterman, of Cincinnati.
Won the women's tennis doubles the nterna-
tonal tournament at Niagara Falls. == Gov
ernment receipts for August showed a surplus of
S6O42,62S over expenditures, against a deficit Of
SS11 .443 IN August 1900 == A bulletin Civ
ing further details OF the population of New
York, New-Jersey, New Mexico and North Caro-
lima issued by the Census Bureau
Two more victims Of the railroad wreck at
Fairville, -. Y, died, and the bodies Of four
more victims Of the City Of Trenton disaster
were recovered. - The State Controller re-
ports the receipt yesterday of nearly 100000
IN taxes from trust companies and savings
banks.
CITY.-John c. Madden's Yankee won the Fu-
tuTity; w c. Whitney's colt Nasturtium was
left behind at the start. and pulled up by his
Jockey, twenty-five thousand persons saw the
race in time that equalled the record.
II was learned that District Attorney Philbln.
who had a disagreement with Justice Fursman
at the Mcdonnell murder trial. hal not prepared
any calendar for the criminal branch of the Su-
preme Court which Justice Fursman will open
on Tuesday. == winner in one OF the police
protected poorooms Of Maspeth. Long Island,
snd robbed OF $500 =- The Merchants Asso-
citation urged Commissioner Murphy to dismiss
al dishonest police officials on the force and
said il would protect from persecution all police
officials brave enough to do their duty honestly
== Advices received here indicated that war
between Venezuela and Colombia is now i'm
probable. -= Lord Strathcona and Mount
Royal arrived on the Campana == II was
announced that the funeral Of General William
LUDLOW would be held with military honors in
Trinity Church at noon on Tuesday.
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Show
ers. followed by clearing weather. The tenn
perature yesterday: Highest, 50 degrees; lowest.
81; average, "a