New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1901
TIE NETs TFTS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Lord Kitchener has issued proc
isnation warning Boer leaders stil IN arms t
that unless they surrender by septenoeI 10 rileS
vdn be permanently banished from South Africa :
the costs Of maintaining the families or bnrgh-
eEs still in the field on September 10 VIII pe
recoverable from their property on the FaIls
1so,,-1a A. vas runoored that Nr Steyn will join
Mr. Kruger in Europe. - Prince, fet1rE 1,, oi
orleans died at Saigon, French Cochlh-C@nlla' NINA
Yesterday. Another force OF Colon1olans'
led by the Colombian Minister Of War mas IN
vaded Venezuelan territory. - hlng Eu- t
ward and Queen Alexandra Ieft Lo Lon9oL III LoL
Germany TO attend the funeral or the Imp -
T1oursgAr Frederick =-= NJ. Cambon trencn
Annpassador 10 the United States. gave more ol
his impressions Of Americans to a FaI5s ~ ne. ~
nsner - Premier Barton explained IN the
Australian Parliament the provisions OF Lne =. l.
fence bill - new balloon VIII 'e tta~ go
structed for N. Santos-Dunlont. o7io. oonFess-
gave himself I'D 10 the London police, conLesss
Ing that he had robbed concern IN e. joi
Ore last December. =-- Inc ana Cs CIlIsI .I.o+
rsiannotti u.der arrest at Milan. conIesse9 nc
- recommended Rresci from America ana was
his sccon1plioe in the assassination oI h-iIis
Humbert. - 49,.
DoMEsTIC.-Presideut Gompers OF the amer, AI
ican Federation Of Labor pleogeo Ile -. 4La
an5 snancial support Of the Federation 10 lle
Amalgamated Association in its strike asaliSI
the United States Steel Corporation, lhe ,t Scet
.lls +sor, orSered the big Devices Wood plant
At McKeesport TO be disnantleo ana relhoN 60 - -
KIskinainetas Valley; the general stIlhe .9a
isSua6 nv President Shaffer becomes eHecuNe
tontrht and there were varying estimates OF
the number Of men who Will be idle. - w. ~,
TerSops were killed end three injured IN a 6oiC
I,l7irh damaged the Portsmouth (N. h Navy
yarS - The two rear cars Of the Black Dla-
I7,ond Express the crack train OF the Lehlsn
H-eIIev Railroad. were thrown from the track
near lie Roy Y. Y, while the train was gong
At high speed and several persons were sllghIg
injured -= Professor Alexander Agasslz
will take legal steps TO prevent the proposeo
automobile race at Newport. ---- senator ~
II Platt Of Connecticut, delivered an address
az Woodstock =- Judge A. H. Moves, of
Nome. made a reply in detail 20 the charges
preferred against him.
CITY-Stocks were irregular and dull. -
Agents of the Society for the Prevention or
Crime made raid on an alleged pooroom and
accused a detective and CAPTAIN Flood Of the
Tenderlon station Of preventing the arrest "t
the proprietors. who escaped through hole IN
the wall leading into a hotel; at the same time
a man who Frank Moss says made an agree
nlent with a society detective by which the lat
ter was 70 furnish him with tips Of contemplated
raids on poolrooms for a stipulated sum was
arrested at the society's office, TO which he had
been iured by a stratagem; private detective.
said 10 be his partner was also arrested; Frank
Moss said that he had established il as a fact
that the police tipped off poolroOnls when a raid
was imminent. big Nose" the thirteen
foot alligator at the New-York Geological Park.
struggled aercely with eight men who bound
him and gave him chloroform after which
tumors were removed from his forefeet by a
surgeons knife
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day and
Sunday: Showers: fresh southeast winds Tenn
perature yesterday: Highest, 20 degrees; low
est, 20 degrees; average. 76 degrees.