New-York tribune., 1901-09-12
Nssp3lnrk Ds..ilt, Gribn1re
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER i, 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Czar of Russia and the EN-
peror of Germany had meeting the Ger
man imperial yacht HohenZollern In the Baltic
Sea off Dantzic, high State officials of each gov
ernnaent being present; q sailor on board the
Hohenzollern committed suicide. - Hostile
expeditions of Venezuelans and Colombians are
converging Rio Hacha, IN Colombia, where q
battle is imminent; martial law prevails at
Colon, on the isthmus, where an attack on the
town by rebels is expected - Snlai British
successes are reported in the Transyaal and
C2pe Colony, South Africa. - A Frenchman
arraigned in London for the murder OF q
jewelier a noted socialist, told OF plot TO Kill
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain - The
Marquis Of Anglesey, While at the theatre IN
London, was robbed of jewels valued at Si0u,-
600 taken by a thief from his apartments -
fire in ST. Johns. n. F., caused the loss or
two lives and S500.000 damage. - The Brit
ish Science Association began its annual meet
ing in Glasgow. - The st. Leger Stakes at
the Doncaster meeting was won by Leopold de
Rothschilds Doricles Mr.. Whitney's tolodyoV-
ski being beaten by a neck. - The Ecumeni-
cal Conference continued its sessions in London.
DoaESTIC.-President McKinley's condition
continued favorable throughout the day; the
doctors said that decided beneft had been
caused by the dressing of the wound on Tuesday
night - 1t has been decided that Czolgosz
shall be prosecuted under New-York State laws.
Emma Goldman was arra gned in Chicago
and hearing deferred until a week from to-day.
the question of bail 20 be settled Tomorrow an
effort VIII be made TO have her tried in Buffalo.
Union League Club of Maryland for his remarks
about the shooting Of the President - All
preparations were competed Tor the Sciliey
Court of Inquiry, which will begin Its sessions
at the Washington Navy Yard at j o'clock this
afternoon. - The steel strike remained un-
settled according 10 President Shaffer. despite
STORIES 10 the contrary. The run from
Albany to Herkimer in the endurance test of
automobiles was impeded by rain. mud and hail
and several machines were put out of the race.
- The Americans beat the Canadians in
cricket at Ottawa by ninety-four runs. -
The National Council of Women convened at
Buffalo with about forty delegates
CITY.-Stocks weak and lower. - 1t
was reported that indictments had been found
by the Federal Grand Jury in the Seventh Ma
tional Bank case - The committee OF
eighteen appointed by the anti-Tammany con-
ference Monday night met in the Astor
House and considered various names, but Sc
that the candidate for Mayor should be in
dependent Democrat Of Manhattan. - There
was Unexpectedly large response TO Secre-
tary Cages offer TO purchase bonds. -
twenty inch water main burst in the subway
excavation in Broadway between Ninety-ninth
and One-hundredth sts, and workmen fed for
their lives; similar break followed between
One-hundredth and One-hundred- SITS.
- The contract for the remainder of the
architectural work the Hall of Records was
given yesterday TO Horgan G. Slattery. - A
runaway horse jumped over the Reform Club
fence in Fifth-ave. and tried TO pull the wagon
TO which he was attached after him. Five
firemen were overcome by smoke and gas in the
cellar of a building on fire near the Everett
House: ore became derious and fought his
comrades - slight fire in the Everett
House caused guests at dinner to seek refuge
IN the streets. - big Tom" Foley accused
PADDY Diver of coloniZing voters and forg
ing names on the enrolment lists of the lid AS
senbly District in his endeaVor to win the dis
trict leadership; the Foleyites outwitted tn,
Divyerites IN keeping a sign displeasng to tn,
latter on building.
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair
The temperature yesterday: Highest 50 degrees
lowest, 81; average, "a