New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-03
Nsrp71orls DaiIp Gribasrs
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER ;, 1902,
THE NEWS THIS MORNING

Observation-Disclosures to French NJ
sperfyv from Fort de France. MaruhiQue ,,iIe7
,7ounce that about a thousand leoPle I+ If the
enc several hundred injured as q Ies go = +i5aI
eruption of Mont Pelee on August ~; uu
.,-ave created great alarm at Fort De fF1oI -
French cruiser is removing people lioii -.
-, ,,.r+ of che island. - Posen, the
chief city of Polish Prussia. received tIe -
raeror and Empress of Germany WIN -,
,,,ertes ,.or6iality; great precautions have PesL
tnken TO safeguard the Kaiser's person ouLLIe
he stay in the Polish city. - seventy "
sons were drowned in Algoa Bay ana d 10" aa =
number of vessels wrecked by the recent e.
there - News was received in CopehhaseH
from. ST Petersburg that the CZarina mas SUI
fered a miscarriage. but her conditlon IS no
LEARNING - General ZontCheff, president OF
the Macedonian Committee. was arrested en- ~
salxen 10 Sofa; arrests of other members OF tlle
committee are imminent. -- Anna a
Of the English and Dutch elements III the
Orange River Colony is proceeding more satIS
facteIily than In the Trans az, llae 7o,ta5 =
,nctjon declaring the Boer war unjust.
.sRooliganism' is again rampant IN south Loi =.
don - The English ship building lndusCE Is
suffering from the rivalry OF foreign shlpyaros'
poMESTIC-It was reported that the navy
had achieved victory by sllenclng the LOT ~
the attack on the Sound entrance. 6na NO.
captured GARDENERS Island --- Inc ie7io ...i
made speech at Fitchburg. answering crld-
cisr,s on his attitude toward the trusts
a feeling that the big coal strike would soon p@
ended nTeyailed in the anthracite region; more
attacks were made non-union workers =
Strikers fire TO the great PocahohIdS Iilite.
guards. the governors OF Virginia and west
Virginia have been appealed to for troops: -
Ohio Democrats assembled in Sandusky TOR the
State convention. to-day: mayor Johhsoh VI
Cleveland is being boome1 for the tIoTerforsIlip
next year and the Presidential nomination IN
1904: there was great disorder at the meetings.
Of the Congress district delegations 80 II
was said in Minneapolis that counsel for Peter
Power would move the dismissal Of the North
ern Pacific suit but that counsel for the railroad
would seek a decision merely for It's erect on
public sentiment. Reports from the Adj
rondacks are that the Newly Central Rail-
road is negotiating for the purchase Of three or
the largest hotels in the mountains. - The
Kentucky Railroad Commission began an in
ruiry Into the alleged plan TO merge the South
and Louisville and Nashville roads. with a
view TO preventing consolidation. - Lieuten-
ant Henry WatteTson. jr-, has resigned from the
army: his pay accounts are said TO have been
duplicated - The State Board Of Equaliza-
ton made several changes in the value Of real
estate in many counties =- George W Bis
sell Of Detroit, a wealthy man. was killed in a
runaway caused by an automobile
CITY.-Stocks We're strong and active. -
Hunter the negro Desperate had for year
threatened TO kill one of his captors, Captain
Darcy. J. Pierpont Morgan IN con-
ference with two OF his partners until p m,
and it TuTnored that steps were being taken
TO END the coal strike = DIR. W t Jen-
Iins. Richard Cookers brother-n-law, de-
cIared that Mr. Croker would never return to
New York and that he chose Vantage his
home because he finds there relief from in
somnia. = Henry White Secretary Of the
United States Embassy in London, returned for
his annual visit TO this country. = Argu-
S1lent was heard on the application TO have Fire
Commissioner Sturgis punished for alleged con-
tempt of court. Plans for the anti-Devery
said that Borough President Cantor's name
would be presented to the Democratic conven-
ton as candidate for nomination for Cover
and that Colers name was of the list.
Fair: The temperature yesterday: Highest, 81
degrees: lowest, a. degrees.