New-York tribune., 1901-09-23
Nrtp1lork DAILY Gribn1rk
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Lord Kitchener reports the re-
lease of prisoners recently captured by the
Beers, and the capture of two comnan-
does by the British; an attempt of krltzin-
ger, the Poer ccmnlander, to cross the Orange
River was defeated by the British. who lost
heavily. among the killed being Lieutenant
Colonel Murray. commander Of Lovats Scouts.
- The Gear and CzaTina arrived from
France KieI, where they were rejoined by
Their children and continued their jo1rney TO
opened at Lubbock. == The United States
transport Buford went ashore at the mouth
Of Rio Grande River, Mindanao Island, +. l.
- Reports of great interest to students are
looked for soon from the Royal Commission
on Historical Manuscripts in Scotland and Ire,
land. - The explorer Harry de Windt viii
again try TO make an overland Journey through
Asia and North America by way Of Behring
Strait. - An agent of the brisands who kid
mapped and still hold Miss Stone. American
missionary, captive, was arrested at Saonica. in
Turkey. - The financial and industrial out
look in Germany continues TO grow worse. -
Aguinaldo's bodyguard, commanded by Major
Alhanabra surrendered at Baler. Luzon: Gen
eral Chaffee has refused to release the prison
the island of Guam until the surrender
or capture Of Malvar and Lukban.
DOMESTIC-That the bullet which caused
the death of President Mckinley not poi
soned has been shown by chemical and bacterio-
logical examinations. 49, Active preparations
We're made for the trial Of Leon Czolgosz, assas-
sin of the President which is to begin in Buffalo
to-day. - AT Mckinley memorial services In
Albany Bishop Doane paid high tributes to the
dead President and to his successor, and also
assassin. - memorial service to pay homo:
TO President Mckinley was held at Chase's
Opera House. Washington. - Major Hawks
Who preferred charges against Lieutenant-Colo-
mel Heistand for his conduct in the Philippines
put the burden OF an investigation upon the
War Department. - Reports regarding th'
outlook for many football teams We're made
public. - The Pan-American Exposition au
thorities set forth the patriotic duty, in view o.
the national calamity at Buffalo of making th'
closing weeks of the fair successful by cooper
. alton on the part Of all the people. - Pres
\ dent Roosevelt attended service at the Reformed
church at Washington
cITY.-senator Platt announced his hearty
Endorsement Of the nomination of Seth Low fol
Mayor by the anti-Tammany forces. - Mr.
but the indications that he would bt
forced TO accept Bird S. Coler as his candidate
- 1t was learned that there were laS
methods in the medical examination of pension
applicants, and that Commissioner Evans had
warned the boards throughout the country
e. The missing young woman, for whom
general alarm sent out Saturday night was
learned to be Helen A. Bloodgood, the daughter
of William A Boodgood. - Sermons on the
assassination OF President Mckinley were
preached in churches of various denominations;
aid movement for national monument in
Washington. - The Central Federated Union
appointed committee to investigate the con-
duct of the Street Cleaning Department by Com
missioner Nagle- - A girl was garroted and
robbed In West Twenty -third-st. by a negro.
THE wEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair
and warmer. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, II degrees, at 3 p m; lowest, 5S de-
grees. at 6 a. M: average "a degrees.