New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
setp1lork DaiIp Gaibn,te.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 6 1902.

FOREIGN.-A heavy eruption Of La SoufIrieTe ere
was reported. -= MI Chamberlain ana tlIe
F2oer delegates were in conference at LoIluulI. ,
- There is a belief that the visit OF laoor
=oIaoa.es +o the limited States will be of little
rIsa - The accident to Mr.. RooseNeit haS
stirred I'D agitation against motor trdihc d % go o.
- The Pope assented to the choice oI bishop
FARLEY as successor to Archbishop CorTlgan.
Professor Eirchow, the weh known pdtI
ologist. died at Berlin - Ihe casG as91,1 Pa+o
Santiago Igiesias has been dropped IN @ oI. -
Rican courts == Colonel St Reny was sen
tenced to one days Imprisonment Tor teiqSns q5aI
- ,oI1e,- orders - In a fierce battle the Hay
ffan Provisional Governments troops were
beaten near Limbe. -= 1t was reported nc
wireless teleSraphy had been successfully u1O
between Spain and Wales
DoMESTIC.-President Roosevelt started on
q journey the South. Chattanooga, S,ll leI1l'
Feing his destination - The report OF LII i
snander McCrea on the revolutionary disturb
snces in Hayti showing that the interests OF SIX
Furopean nations were under American protec-
ton was made public by the Navy depart
rnent - An interesting report on the au-
.antages Of oil coal as fuel for steam
ships was made 10 the Navy Department by
Lieutenant Winchei VINO W1taeo so-'s ae, az a.
Mariposa. - Admiral H1gSlhSoh ; neel ~ az
tackled the defences Of Newport Haroor; -
Governor Oden spoke at Chatham al the 1alE
of the Columbia County Agricultural oucle1s.
The striking anthracite miners are passing
their hopes for success on q speclai session VI
the PENNSYLVANIA Legislature, but the operators
are increasing their output Of coal - ne
Hudson Valley Railroad Company called on lhe
Sheriff of Saratoga County for protection, as
were in the possession of striking conductors
and rnotorr1en. - A negro is to be SOLD INTO
servitude for twelve months In ShelbyVille, hF.'
this being the maximum penalty for Vagrancy.
CITY-Stocks were irregular. with more net
gains than losses. - Senator Pl2tt ana Colo-
mel Dunn said that George r. Sheldon was like
" to be the nominee for Lieutenant Governor:
The President left Oyster Bay and started
OF his Southern trip in excellent splrlts DCt
stin bearing marks Of the coaching ACCIDENT.
Major Smylie's body arrived here, ana
fuller details of the fatal hunting accident pc
came known. - Justice Blschon oecldeu
that Fire Commissioner Sturgis was not in con-
femut of court. A man was arrested,
charged with swindling Philadelphia railroads
by pretending 20 be injured. - Senator Platt
denied that he was working for settlement OF
the coal strike, but reiterated his statement
that the strike would be over soon. - A
committee of the Board Of Estimate was ap-
pointed to consider the offer Of the Misses
Stokes. TO let the city have their house at Madi-
son-ave. and TWenty-sixth-st, at a greatly re-
duceS valuation - The pOolroOm trust in
quiry at Yonkers degenerated into fzzle
- Alfred G. Vanderbilt did not finish his
automobile trip from Newport to this city, but
left the machine and finished his journey by
train. - The crush of baggage continued at
Ill the railway stations
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair; warmer in interior The temperature yes
terdsy: Highest. 6S; lowest %.