New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
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TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-No abatement in the interest In
Mr. McKinleys condition was shown In England
- Delegates from Congress 10 investigate af-
fairs in the Philippines reached Manila on the the
Mcclellan. The recent educational ecfct
in China is thought to show the power Of the
Liberal party; classics reiegated TO the
background - Details of the great fire at
Foo-Chow were received; many persons were
killed by soldiery for looting. #- The report
of an attack on Rio Hacha caused inhabitants
Of Panama TO make demonstration against
the Venezuelan consul = Three sessions OF
the Methodist Ecumenicai Conference were nelc 10
in London. - Barkers column returned to
winburg after capturing many prisoners and
a great quantity of supplies. == The Rus
sian Government has decided TO buid nVe
hattleships in home yards. - Official est-
mates of crops in Austria Hungary show de-
creases in wheat, barley and oats = mn
Congress has approved the nomination of two
delegates 10 the Pan-Anlerican Congress. -
William Gillette appeared as sherlock Holrnss
in the play of that name at the Lyceuh lhe-
stre. London.
DOMESTIC-Slow but gradual and steady
Improvement i'm President McKiniey's condition
was noticed throughout the day yesterday, ana
the DOCTORS while thinking that the danger
point viii not be passed for a week or more, eX-
pressed great confidence that he viii recover.
- The G. A r. encampment was opened ID
Cleveland. and in place of the reception at Whlch
the President to appear, a public meeting
o. thanksgiving for his recovery will be held
- The police of Chicago say that Emma
Goldman has been found near that city, and
that she viii be arrested. = The executive
board of the Amalgamated Association ad-
iourned without reaching any settlement Of the
steel strike. which has now gone on for thirty
days - The Dedham team beat the Rock
aways in the second game of the polo champion
ships =-- Governor Odel has cancelled his
engagements to appear in public during Presi-
dent McKinley's illness. = Snow fell on
Mount Washington and the temperature went
down to "a degrees. - Thomas w Lawson
gave final orders for the breaking up of the
Independence
CITY.-Stocks strong and higher. ==
The trial Of PatrolTnan O'NeiIl charges of
insubordination brought out fresh evidence OF
the "shakedown' system of extortiOn to which
policemen are subjected by their superiors.
- Neurologists who studied the official pho
tograph of CZolgosz published in The Tribune
said it showed trace of insanity. = The
New-York anarchists talking more boldly
than at first: John Most said both Mckinley
and Roosevelt must be put out of the way to
do any good == Seventy-SeVen machines
started in the endurance test for automobiles
from New-YOrk to Buffalo; David Wolfe Bishop
the hill climbing contest - Several
hundred children ReTe turned away from the
schools when they opened yesterday on account
OF lack OF room; Superintendent Maxwell said
that there would be nearly fifty thousand more
enrolments than seats. - 1t was learned
that the vestry of Christ Episcopal Church
rector emeritus and cell a young clergyman of
Philadelphia to the active care of the parish.
- The cornerstone OF the Stock Ex-
change Building laid with simple cere-
monies == Two cranks who made demands
for money on Controller COler were arrested
80 The two prisoners arrested for the murder
OF Mount Vernon hotelkeeper in Yonkers
were held for the grand jury by the coroner.
THE EWEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Part
iy Cloudy. The temperature yesterday: High
est, "A degrees; lowest, sc degrees; average 81
degrees.