New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-02
srp91prk Tasailn Grbar1ts.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER ?, 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

ropFTcN-The Propaganda, after long
sitting at Rome. decided TO reconnleao - -
Pope the appointment Of DT johh ~ -
the Auxiliary Bishop OF Sew-HcrR. as tlIe ,s5o
,-sseoI of Archbishop Corrigan; the ProP4SdiLl ia
also recommended the APPOINTMENT % &c
MONTGOMERY. of the Los Angeles t I'm
--oa55U.nr 10 Archbishop Riordan, OF san I ~ taIi
80 - Eighteen vessels were driven ashore
sn a gale at Port Eliza BETH. Soolh An ioIaT7r
many of the crews were dfo"ileu' .,-,5 IS Mar
e-1,ntIon of Mont P6lee on the -sLAlId -, ~ If
4inioue last Saturday, destroyed the Nll iS5
HTorra Rouge while tidal wave over e 20
lie Carbet a village south Of the ruined - 3ot
G. Piarra- two hundred lives are reported los'.
- Two sisters. who said their nome We
sn ST Louis Mo. were arrested al rams rTj,s
49,, eTDiori17e steamer Frithjof was spoken
~, August IL by a sealing yacht, Whlcn pIO $50
the news to Tromsoe; the fTI,IJo o1i,,y 70 the
,,nabIe TO reach Franz Josef Land o"ins 70 S
sne The American demand Tor IRON -, e.
steel continues to be felt at BRUSH l,oIl -
cenrres - The Trades Union ConsIeS9s ~
49, Cat Rri-aIr opened its annual session in Lon
don The village OF La 6elIe, 49,, -
destroyed by fire the loss 9o Premer Laurier
Is Canada was given by prominent fFencliiifeii
sa Paris :, , -,
naasrsT-Tc President Roosevelt spoke Oh
labor topics to large audience Al 49, towns
u go s+s-e The striking coal nlIheIS
naraded in fun force in the dif1erent toSi.s "
The coal region bearing many pahLleLs -.e No
80. s~nrassiye Of their feelings; there "6S az
aIordeT The Northern securIues 80
,,onv end the other defendants si a1ori-
a-ser case filed their answers Win tiiG 80
- the United States Circuit Court IN Intter.,
senvs-,s the complaint IN detail = ;,1;IIe
s1el6 M the express messenger on . ra,,l.iin
S Nashville passenger train near flai Ia
sTann rifed the safe and escaped = - IN -
80 wreck near Birmingham. Ala, over Nv 80
train VIZ -. Lil1aS - The balloon winch
e.s NEWER In an effort to reach TINS en-! 80
49, IN q hurricane near Florence Col., 49,
,.,sa5 - Labor Day was geneIailS oDsS' -
.I-a,,ebo,t tf1e country with Worh1nSiiieii p p
.a6es and picnics: no dlstuTp 80 heen
- woods Hole and BLOCK 15iaiIa 80 -, ys
.-anr,yred py the naval fleet YET LIE a1-x,1s
MOI REGARDED as a decisive PROOF "a 'iie MAJ
superiority. ,,,,o
CJTY-WsIIfan s. DeTery gave ms paI 49, -;
.+ TIirteenTb-aye and Twenty-nfIlt inst IN Q
sneech attacked the Rev. Robert l. r. uuoch' -.
Tor Of the Church of the Holy Aposues, "ho; "a
sunday denounced DeYeryIsTn from ms pump
Thirty thousand members OF the p pun ~
,,nions naraded: Labor Day was generally cel-
sF-a+ed 1t was said by the nefghbors tla'
gambline was going in the house IN Inlrts
Tbgrdst said TO have been opened by FRANK
Farrell - The bursting Of a thlrty-lnch Wa
fer main in Broadway, near Nlnety-SlXtn-Slr
sra,,=e6 terror in the neighborhood for I'VE hours
until the water shut off - Many nun
earsans paraded; they received ZsenSl ana MS
flag at a meeting in Grand Central Palace -
The chatelafne bag containing S1,l00 worth Of
ieyeIs belonging to Mrs. Charles NJ. Russell
which was thought TO be stolen. was found
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair preceded by showers in the early morn
ing The temperature yesterday: Highest, So
degrees; lowest, IS degrees.