New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
Nesp3lork Dailp Vribn1re
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNIAG.

FOREIGN-The Car and Czarina and Presl-
dent and Nine. Loubet witnessed a grand re
view OF 1000 troops of the French army oii
The Plain of Betheny, near Compiesne, rraHce'
ar a luncheon after the review speeches re-
ferring TO the Franco-Russian alliance W. e,
made by the Car and the President - Inc
Chlnest. Government desires TO seno coiliIo
ssjons to America, the Philippines, Australla ana
elsewhere to collect contributions 10 lhe IN
demnity fund from Chinese in those countries
Eight lives were lost IN Taai"ds 49,, 49,
in Rulnauia == The British steamer Ethel-
bryhta arrived at Santiago de Cuba win yei-
low fever on board. =" The cerenloh! ol III.
,-aetiture Of recently created knights by the
Duke of York took place at Hldeau iiall' VI
1an-s = Iris" a play by Pinero was
successfully produced at the Carrier IneatIe
London Archduke FREDERICK or austria
was shot by a poacher at his country seat I'D
Hungary but escaped serious injury;
American competition is hurting the business oL
the Lancashire cotton spinners; the splnners OF
Manchester have started a spot cotton bureau
as a rival TO the Cotton Exchange OF Liver
pool
CITY-Stocks were dull and steady. - The
anti-Tammanv conferrees made up tentative
lists of names for county and borough ofhcers'
hut made no nominations; opponents OF am
many were pleased with the selection or Eo-
ward NJ. Grout for Controller, and recalleo M ms
determined fight against the Ramapo steal MI.
Grout said he would accept the noInlhauoI IA
MT Low took the Mayoralty candidacy. -
The plan for the reorganization Of the seventh
National Bank made public. - III was
announced that hereafter naturalized citizens.
passports or naturalization papers to the eoaro-
ing officers: it was reported that the lnVesusa-
tion into the landing OF immigrants py Hieals
oe bribery had been completed ana report
sent TO Washington. -- Harry Payne Nhlt-
ney announced that his father would not seno
horses to England to race in the Derby aho
Oaks, as he had contemplated, on account OF
their ineligibility; II also said that MI
Whitney would not race any more horses on the
English turf EX-Judge Van Wyck, OF
counsel for John Armstrong Chanler. said that
he confident of his clients sanity, and that
he would come into possession OF has property
William Barclay Parsons. after going
anined the Brooklyn Bridge on District Attor'
ney PhiIbin's appointment, declared that the
bridge was safe; Bridge Commissioner Shea de-
cIared that Mr. Philbin making stir about
the bridge for political purposes.
DOMESTIC.-Mr. Roosevelt declared his in
tention TO act President without partisanship
TO any locality. - Witnesses at the Schey
court Of inquiry were, apparently unable to re-
member striking features Of the Santiago cam
TO urge the cause of reciprocity between this
country and Cuba. == Mrs. Mckinley felt
better yesterday morning, but DR.. Rixey is less
confident than he was. - 1t was learned in
Chicago that close friends of Mckinley plan
ming for the erection Of a national monument
to his memory at Canton. - National law
makers are agreed that stern measures must be
taken TO repress anarchism. and Senator ALI
son. Of Iowa, says that Congress will probably
take action == The striking tinplate workers
Of the United States Steel Corporation are ex-
pected secece from the Amalgamated Asso-
cation and form new tinplate workers union.
THE WEATHER. - Forecast for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 6I
degrees; lowest. is; average. 5S.