New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-09-15
Nktp91nrk DAILY Uribn1rk
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1901
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of sympathy and Of
sorrow We're universal throughout European aho
other countries over the death OF Presloent
Mckinley. - The royal yacht Ophir, with
the Duke and Duchess Of Cornwall and York on
board, escorted by squadron OF warships
passed Fame Point, Canada, and is due IN
Quebec to-day; it is thought that the Duke ano
Duchess will attend the funeral OF Presioeht
Mckinley cyclone is sweeping over the
West Indies but so far no serious damage has
been reported except TO the crops Of Porto Rico
- A British transport landed 5o9 boer
prisoners at Bermuda; on the voyage from tne
Cape twenty-three died - III is oeile9 -! -
Ecuador that that government is engaged IA
hostilities with Colombia; the Ecuadorlan GOV y.
eminent announced that it would be neutral IN
the event OF war between neighboring repupues.
- Forty-six of the mutinous hrernen OF me
steamer Southwark were arrested on arrival ol
the vessel at Southampton - statue 10
John Ericsson, who designed the Monitor was vas
unveiled at Stockholm = me I ent -
anniversary of the defeat of Walkers hnpuster-
ing expedition was celebrated in Nicaragua
Observation-Disclosures for the funeral OF
President Mckinley were made by the members
of the Cabinet in Buffalo; the programme IN,
cIudes q brief service in the Miburn house at III
O'clock this morning, after which the BODY WIZ
lie in state at the Buffalo City Han; IL VIII ue
taken to Washington on Monday, ana state
funeral will be held in the Capitol: on Wednes-
day the body will be taken to Canton ior pu[i nc,
oath OF Office as President before Judge John H.
Hazel IN Buffalo - Colonel Roosevelt was
summoned 10 Buffalo out Of the Adirondack
woods by guides and couriers, who found MN al
the ton of Mount Marcy; he went by carriage Tor
thirtyrfve miles through the woods. and then
at top speed by rail TO Buffalo. - EXPIRES
sions of the highest esteem for President NC
Kinley and Of the profoundest grief over ms
death were sent 10 The Tribune by Senator'S
governors and bishops in all parts OF the coun-
try - Members Of the Cabinet were greatly
affected bv the Presidents death. and made
known the loss which they felt in short EXPIRES
sions Of grief - 1t is understood that the
Schley Court OF Inquiry will postpone Its WORK
until after the funeral of the President -
Plans for the reception OF the body of Mr. NC
Kinley were made at Washington; 1t Will lie In
state in the Capitol from 10 a. m TO % p m. on
TUESDAY when the public will be admitted
short services will be held on the following day
and then the body will be taken to Canton
- The murderer Czolgosz does not yet know
of his victims death; he will be put on trial Tor
his life with all possible speed
CITY.-The stock market was closed. -
The opinion was expressed that the measures
already taken TO forestall a panic and the pub
lie confidence that President Roosevelt would
continue the policy of his predecessor would be
ample for keeping the market firm - Gov
eminent, State and city officers; business ano
professional men, and others in every walk OF
Nv and declared their belief that President
Roosevelt would follow the path laid Out ,- ny
President Mckinley - Mayor van Wyck
issued proclamation calling on the RESIDENTS
IF the city to show their grief by draping their
homes and offices in black. - The rabbis IN
the majority of the Jewish synagogues where
congregations gathered TO observe the Jewish
New Year ceremonies, preached on the assassl-
nation of President Mckinley and offered pray
- Leading doctors said all the best resources
II medical science were used in the effort TO save
President Mckinley - An enlisted man -, Ia
the navy yard who spoke dsparagingly or the
late President was locked up on the charge OF
treason - The man who was arrested at
the Grand Central Station Friday night, WINE
an his wav from Berlin N H. TO Washington, to
kin President Roosevelt, was committed 10
Bellevue 10 have his sanity inquired into
THE WEATHER.-Forecas for to-day: Part
" cloudy. The temperature yesterday; Hishest'
IS degrees; lowest 81; average, A.