New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
Nepg1ork Daisp Gsibn,ss
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 5. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNTEG.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES vino examined King
Edwards throat recently announced that there
was no evidence of cancer. -- Ihe German
Emperor received Prince Chun at Potsdam; the
envoy expressed regret for the murder OF Baron
Won ketteer and the Kaiser made stern re-
ply. ---- A Chinese eNpiatOrY mission Ia Toxic,
TO apologize for the murder Of the Chancellor OF
the japanese Legation AT PekinG. VIII arrive al
the japanese capital to-day. - The Trades
Union Congress at swansea decided to take
test case relating to picketing to the House OF
lords ==- The opening session of the Meth
odist Ecumenical Conference took place az the
City Road Chapel IN LONDON. ---- Ioru Saiis-
bury is reported 10 he better. =- Munlr hey
was recalled by the Sultan to Constanunople;
Turkish agents viii probably be expelled from
Paris. - The German Consul at Bocas del
Toro requested the presence Of the gunooat
Mschias at that port fear OF an engagen1ehh'
being entertained. --- Important correspond
ence is said to have been seized Al Cape Town.
The German cruiser Wacht was sunk
after COLI. on With The battleship sachsen on
the island Rngen; no lives were lost -
The cruiser Narisg has given great satisfaction
10 the Russian Government. E- A herce hght
between Congo Free State troops anG slave
traders near Katanga resulted in the traders
defeat
DOMESTIC President Mckinley arrived in
Buffalo ia attend the Pan-Americsn Exposi-
tion. ==== Five masked men robbed passen-
ger train near Eglan. Ark. escaping on the en-
gine after they looted the express car -
Having rendered mediation TO Colombia and
Venezuela the United States Government is
awaiting developments before taking any further
ection - steel company officials at Pitts
eral hundred tube workers returned 10 work and
the Demmler tinplate mill at Mcheesport is TO
be started up to-day under guard OF armed
Hawaii. gave his version of the trouble in the
islands. and the grounds on which he thinks
Governor Dole should be removed. == a re-
port that New Workers had bought $4,000 acres
of the finest sugar lands in Cuba for S25ooooO
or 600 caused CONSERVATION in New-Or-
leans. The Columbia again beat the Con-
stitution in the trial races, although by only a
small margin. - II. II. vreeland. president
Of the Metropolitan Traction Company, testified
before Judge Robert Earl. at Albany, IN the
Franchise Tax law litigation.
CITY.-Stocks were strong and dull -
Agents of the Society for the Prevention of
Crime. in raid on an alleged poolroom, de-
clared that they found three Central Office de-
rectiVes and evidence that tips OF intended raids
Justice Jerome and District Attorney Philbin
and the Court Of Special Sessions == Com
missioner Murphy tried TO throw the blame for
the inefficiency Of the police force on District
Attorney Philbin: he said Policeman ONeill
would be tried in order 10 bring out evidence of
corruption. == Terms of settlement OF the
steel strike proposed by President Schwab were
rejected by SIlsner. - Many persons MIops
10 Patrolman O'Neill. offering him substantial
aid If he were dismissed from the police force,
and eminent counsel volunteered 10 defend him
go Children figured prominently in the police
reports Of accidental deaths; cars killed two
boys. and one girl was drowned IN sewer
trench and another rescued from a Central
Park lake. r. A Noblett, a broker, con-
z-icted and sentenced TO Sing Sing for grand
larceny Ndu NdEru iils seat III a NLAAA
for prison. when his counsel obtained writ Of
Ia beas corpus and had him taken back TO the
Tomhs. == Preparations were completed for
the amateur national golf championship. -=
SO great is the influx of people returning from
vacations that the hotels and restaurants were
crowded and the stations were choked with
baggage = In the trial the Shamrock made
about fourteen knots and lay within 3& points
of the wind. -= In the interstate regimental
team match. shot at Sea GiTt, the NeW-Jersey
team established a new record for the trophy.
In the motor paced race at Madison
Square Garden John Nelson was so injured by
his motor that he may never ride again.
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair.
The temperature yesterday: Highest. 50 de-
erees; lowest 80; average, "A.