New-York tribune., 1901-09-13
Netp9lprk DAILY Griibn1,k
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Emperor William and the Car
witnessed sham attack by the German fleet
on the defences of Dantzic - Lord Kitch-
ener reports the surrender of one of President
Kriger's sons to the British; In Lord Methuen's s
fight with General De Ia Rey in the Great
Maries Valley the British lost twenty killed
~ British medical journals praise the work
OF the surgeons at Buffalo In the case of Presi-
dent Mckinley. - The Methodist Ecumeni-
cal Conference continued it's sessions in City
composer died in Paris. - A message from
Baldwin, the arctic explorer said he was In
latitude IS longitude IS, seeking passage north
ward through the ice, and all well. - Lloyds
announced the loss of the British barkentne
Thetis with all on board. - Gault, the
French valet, suspected of stealing the Jewels Of
the Marquis of Anglesey. was arrested at Dover.
- The European powers in a joint note TO
the release Of Christian captives - There is
believed TO be concerted attempt TO discredit
American plays. playwrights and managers bs
''booing" In London theatres.
DOMESTIC.-There slight change for
the worse in President McKinley's condition last
night but the doctors did not consider it serious
and predicted that he would be better this
morning; he complained Of fatigue. and was
nable TO take solid food. - The Schey court
Of inquiry held its first session at the Washing
ton navy yard; Admiral Schley challenged Al
niral Howson's competency TO serve, and the
objections sustained by the court, which
adjourned until successor to Admiral Howison
is chosen by the Navy Department - The
steel strike remained unsettled, but violence is
feared in Pittsburg, where shot was fired into
crowd or strike SympathlZerS WITHOUT
any one. - At the G. A. r. thanksgiving
exercises in Cleveland, Judge Day spoke IN
terms Of the highest regard of President Nc
Kinley. 1t is not thought that Emma
Goldman can be extradited 10 Buffalo, as all
proof of conspiracy is lacking. 49, The auto
mobilists had another day of rain for their en-
durance test. the days run ending at Syracuse
- CITY.-Stocks dull and heavy. -
Nohn Most, the anarchist leader and editor. was
hrrested and locked up at Police Headquarters;
the complaint against him was based on an
editorial printed in his paper Die Freiheit
advocating the murder of despotS. -= Five
We're killed and many were injured in an ex-
ploson in Oakland, y. J. - The committee OF
eighteen dropped eight names from the list of
eligible candidates for Mayor on the anti-Tam-
many ticket. == Deputy Police Commissioner
Deve-y fined PatrOln1an Marrinan heavily for a
trife and heaped vile abuse upon him, because
he had corrobOrated O'Neill in the exposure Of
The shake down" system. -= Tammany lead
ers completed preparations for their reception
of Richard Croker, whom they expect TO arrive
from England tonight or tomorrow. - Dis
trict Attorney Philbin reduced the expenses Of
his department by $4,000 in his estimate of its
needs for next year: the Tamrnany departments
asked for aggregate increase of X12,01.OO
THE WEATHER.-Indications for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest, 70
degrees; lowest. 81: average, "a.