New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18
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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER Is. 19o2-
THE NEWS THIS M0RNING.

FOREIGN.-The Norfolk and North American
Steam Shipping Company. owning nine large
steamers trading between the United states and
England, has been taken over by tne Mo[sa I,
combination. - Reports from revolutionary
sources at Willemstad. Curacao, are TO the
effect that President Castro has been defeated
and is in retreat on Caracas. pressed by the
rebels. 80 Marines and a rapd-nre gun We're
landed on the isthmus at Colon from the Amerl-
can gunboat Cincinnati, and marines are traV-
cling guards on the passenger trains 10 ana
from Panama; marines will also be landed from
the Ranger at Panama - Emperor Nllllanl'
commanding the hostile fleet in the German
naval manGuVres forced the entrance to the
Elbe - The British garrison at Kingston,
Jamaica, viii be reinforced by five hundred
men. - The burial of Gwendoline Aston,
daughter Of W. ". Aston, took place in the
churchyard Of Hedsor, near Cliveden- -
Argument for the plaintiffs in the PicuS Fund
case was continued before the Hague Court by
Senator w. NJ. Stewart and Garrett McEnerney,
legal adviser of Archbishop Riordan, of San
Francisco. - A suit for damages has been
brought in Rome against the Princess di San
Faustino by her maid for an alleged beating
DOMESTIC-Secretary Hay has addressed a
note to the powers which are parties TO the
Treaty Of Berlin. urging Them to force Rumanla
ID observe the obligations of humanity ana
Rrneliorate the condition of the Jews in that
country. - Speaker Henderson refused TO re
consider his determination to withdraw from the
race for Congress. although urged to do so by
President Roosevelt and many other Republican
leaders. - The Connecticut State Republican
Convention nominated candidates for State Of
fees and adopted a platform declaring for Sen
Rtor O. II. Platt's reelection. favoring Roose-
Velt's nomination for the Presidency in 1901.
and advocating reciprocity with Cuba ==
The Alabama Republicans nominated their
State ticket and after considerable discussion
Endorsed the nomination of President Roose-
welt in 1904 - Governor Odell spoke at the
fair of the Montgomery County Agricultural AS
ISOLATION Fonda: il believed that his
reference to the Erie Canal was intended as an
argument in favor OF the enlargement of the
waterway. Coal mines and waSherieS were
reported in operation TO the number of fifty
seven producing 2S0-o TONS yesterday; there
rioting in the Mahaney Valley region and
the troops were called out 10 suppress it, but no
outbreaks occurred. -= Troops were called out
to guard the company's property in the strike on
the Hudson Valley trolley line. -= The strike
Of painters at the White House was settled. and
the men viii return to work to-day
CITY-Stocks were dull and strong. ==
Mayor Low in a letter TO Commissioner Part
ridge arraigning the police conditions at the
funeral Of Rabbi Joseph said that he had or
dered charges prepared against Inspector Cross
and Sergeant Brady. -- II was learned that
Charles T. Murphy would he elected leader of
Tammany Hall, and that Devery would be taken
into the fold. == At a conference of Republi-
can leaders il was decided that Lemuel Z. Qulgg
fc be temporary chairman and Senator ELS
vertion. - a posse led by Frederic Rem
Ington. the artist hunted d negro who tried to
assault girl in NeH-Rochele. =- Mrs. ". Y.
Snyder. wife Of the we'll known Newark mer-
chant. badly injured in a runaway accident
caused by an automobile at Bernardsville. N ].
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Partly cloudy; showers tonight Friday. The
temperature yesterday: Highest, 30 degrees;
lowest. 90 degrees