New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-There is no cessation in the re-
markabl outpouriDg of sympa thetic express
sions from all over the world over the assassina-
tion Of President Mckinley; memorial services
viii be held in London, Paris and Berlin on the
day of the funeral. The Car and CZarina
sailed from Kiei In the yacht STANDARD for Dun
kirk. France where preparations TO welcome
the Russian ruler have been made on an elabo-
rate scale: President Loubet will leave Paris
to-day for Dunkirk to meet the Gar - The
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York landed
al Quebec and met with hearty welcome from
the population; the addresses contained sympa-
thetic references TO the death of President Nc
Kiney. - Americans in London and on the
Continent Fastening their departure for
home. - Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall revived The
Elder Miss Blossom at ST. James's Theatre.
London. - The treason trial Of DR.. Brock
mans, in johannesburg, has developed, it is al
legged the fact that the Boer leaders made use OF
American consulate offices in forwarding their
mail - Miss Eastwick the young American
woman accused of forging railroad certificate.
was remanded in the Guildhan Police Court,
London; the prisoner, whose father was with
her. i'll in court - The directors of a
German bank which suspended Saturday
were arrested.
DOMESTIC.-The body Of President McKin-
ley arrived in Washington at S:3S o'clock last
night from Buffalo, and was taken to the White
House, 10 remain until morning; after the
funeral services and lying in state at the Capt.
FOL 1t will be placed again on the funeral tram
and his wife arrived in Washington and went to
the home of Commander Cowles after the burial
of President Mckinley they will take up their
and honor which the people Of America bore to
William Mckinley We're shown by the enormous
crowds along the route of the train which car
rfed from Buffalo to Washington the body OF
the President - DR.. Henry B. Whipple,
Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Minnesota, died at his home, at Faribault,
Mimi, at the age of seventy-nine- - Leon
Czolgosz, the assassin of President Mckinley.
was arraigned in court before Judge Emery at
Buffalo. an Indictment for murder in the first
degree having been found against him by the
grand jury; he refused to plead, and ex-Judges
Lewis and Titus were assigned as his counsel
- The State Department at Washington
has published a large number of messages of
coincidence on President McKiney's DEATH re-
ceived from all parts Of the world. 80 Elabo-
rate preparations have been made all over the
country TO observe Thursday next. the day Of
the Presidents funeral, at Canton. Ohio; the
day VIII be universally treated as day OF
mourning.
CITY.-Stoclls were strong and active. -
The Chamber Of Commerce and many other as
sociations passed resolutions eulogizing Presi-
dent Mckinley and expressing sympathy with
Mrs. Mckinley. - Mrs. Roosevelt left this
city for Washington in the morning by the
Congressional Limited, making some purchases
In this city before going. and meeting the Presi-
dents sister at the Pennsylvania Railroad ferry.
- The Royal Ulster Yacht Club and the
New York Yacht Club agreed on September 20
as the date for the first in the America s
Cup series. - The Committee Of Eighteen
reduced the names on its list of candidates for
Mayor 10 FIVE; Low or Goddard. il seemed,
would be the final choice. - Richard Croker
received many callers and asked questions bout
N,
but said he would not talk until after Mr.. Nc
kfnleys burial. - Final preparations were
made for the primaries to-day. - State Su-
perintendent McCullagh informed Mayor Van
Wyck and Commissioner of Police Murphy that
he had Information that repeating and coloniz-
ing would be practised at the lid Assembly
District primaries to-day. and he called them
to furnish aid and protection to his deputies
while they fulfilling their duties.
THE WEATHER.-Forecas for to-day: Part
ly cloudy and cooler. The temperature yes
terday: Highest, So degrees; lowest, 6s; average,
u