New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-15
Nrsppork Dailn Gr-iibnats
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER Is. 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoKEIGN.-CoioneI William a Rafferty,. If
the 9Th Cavalry, L. 3 A died in Manila as the
result OF a fall; active work in killing and capt
uring bTigands in LuZon is being cone by the
neti-e constabulary; the Chinese residents OF
Manila entertained Governor General Taft at a
banquet The Countess Bon Martini was
arrested in italy. charged with completely in the
murder OF her husband - The Liberal party
ia England is organizing for a vigorous autumn
campaign against the government education
scheme. - Twenty thousand people assem-
bieG in Phoenix Park, Dublin. to protest against
the proclamation Of the city under the Crimes
act: the Lord Mayor presided. and speeches
were made by John Dillon and William o Brlen-
A riot was nearly brought on in London
over the services held IN the Ageperncne Church,
and the Rev" Mr. Pigott who calls himself the
Messiah, barely escaped being lynched- -
In British Columbia settlers are lighting forest
fires to save their homes and crops - 1t is
reported 81 London that J. r. Enerman has dis
posed of the Antwerp Montreal Line Of steamers
30 the Morgan shipping syndicate = De-
structive storms have prevailed IN northern
Germany. Major General Corhin declared
that the German army is among the best IN the
world.
were held ali over the country; In Canton, Ohio.
ex-Secretary William r. Day spoke in the First
Methodist Episcopal Church. of which President
Mckinley was a member - IL was reported
from Washington that the revolution in Pan
araa's interior was ended, the government
troors having secured decisive victories. -
a review of the acts of President Roosevelt for
the last twelve months was made public. -
book on naval warfare published by the In
tellIeence Bureau anc written by Captain
Sigsbee was Issued. - A break is expected
to-day among the striking anthracite coal
miners; the companies have told the sherifs
that trouble is expected in many places, and a
large number Of deputies win be provided; the
Governor will be called on for troops if there
are signs that the deputies cannot cope with
the situation. - From developments in the
Hill-Murphy fight Il looked though the former
were trying TO Gust the latter in his own dis
fricf-
CTTY-President Roosevelt was Indignant at
the Rev II. H Wash5urn, rector of Christ
Church Oyster Bay. for turning q service in
memory of President Mckinley into d giorifica-
ton OF Colonel Roosevelt. - Fifteen thou
sand persons attended a Mckinley memorial
concert in Central Park - One man was
killed and TWO injured by the explosion Of a
locomotive boiler the Pennsylvania Railroad
near Jersey City - Mckinley memorial ser
vices were held IN many city churches. - A
man killed by his own gun while snipe
hunting in boat - Wealthy residents along
the Sound shore had their annual clambake at
HUckieberTy Island, off New-Rcchelle. -
Preparations were completed for the reception
to be given for the people Of Oyster Bay and
Nassau County by President Roosevelt.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 66
degrees: lowest. 50 degrees