New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-24
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The official Rumanlan organ a
bucharest calls on the Rumanlan press 10 - -
test against foreign interference III d 80 he
,rede law controversy: the comments al ttIe
European capitals are pesslmlstlc Fe64 --.-e -
rer-naneut good that will result from SCI O.,
Hays note to the powers on Of Cuba
has protested TO the Washington HoNeI -! -,
against the removal Of military IecV -r1, 60
havana 10 the United States. - Inc -
t-rags4ional Union of Great Britain, at GIaS-
gov a Thousand delegates pelils u $500, bill
denned the British Government E-~Cc -;
- Captain Pershing tound lhe NJ NJ 1900
,io7 ar Nacin island of Mindanao. to De slTOns'
and he DELAYED his attack upon II -, . sc
eral De Wet received news OF tIe . go - Prasi-
thirfeen-vear-old son in South AFRICA eA-i =
6ent Sreyn was taken TO Switzerland lor IN Iiie
benefit OF his health - Inc amer Li- LII
1xaiian Steamship Company OF N+.aT,,ars At
establish a calling station Tor It's sleailIel -
ST Thomas. D ". / - Are ullei5' "a ~
rious Fund arbitration was continues a. = ~ ~
uag1,e The insuTrectlonary NOV e[t . a.
taasus- :. ;-,,reaeine The German
match making industry has been orongn' 49, ~ rIr
verge of ruin by the branch factory 81 49,. 49,
be3,,o NJ +re Diamond Match Company OF Am al.
90 Lack Of cash led 10 the closing ~ oiI7
Adelphi Theatre. London, where 1n-sS
O'Nei1 was playing in Queen knzapeLh-
DOMESTIC President Roosevelt was CON-
-aI1ed "a abandon the remainder Of his trip 20
The Northwest and submit to a sIlghl SdI
oreration in Indianapolis an abscesS Oh ms
leo having resulted from the recent trolleg az
cident al Pittsfield, Mass; the surgeons az
nounced that the trouble was not serious anu an
the President and his party started lor " 81 II
tnston Governor OCell announced Ilic a. =
would not run for Governor II George n oiIel-
don's name was placed on the ticket II seems
-,rohabie that Senator Plat Will have 10 Win
Sra,sy his support of Mr. Sheldon's name
The Navy Department has decided 10 Senu FNeal
Admiral Coghlan and his flagship. the olympia
=, me West Indies, as precautionary measure
for protection of American interests IN TIE
numerous disturbances likely TO arise there
= Troops were ordered 10 Lebanon. Penn
10 uuen the violence which had broken cSiI
among the iron and steel workers on strike
there and the force OF troops IN the codl sILlht
region was increased - Major j w Pow
ell director of the Bureau Of Ethnology, smith
snnian Institution, died at his summer nome
in Maine It intimated that the
strike Of rnotormen on the Hudson Valley KAN
way would be declared off by the men before
the end of the week. -Rochester citizens are
lakes TO the ocean. - Dan Patch, the PAGER,
at ReadVille, Mass, went mile in l:o914,
e1ualling the record made by Star Pointer live
years ago
CITY--Stocks were weak. with heavy final
losses. 4 doctor who observed William
Hooper Young, the murderer of Mrs. Joseph
Pulitzer soon after he was placed in the Tombs
hospital ward. declared that he showed no
signs Of insanity. - Fire Commissioner SUR
gis announced that charges would be preferred
against Chief Croker to-day. - Hard coal
prices were advanced. and operators who held
g meeting could fix time for the ending or
the strike - Justice OGorman in the Su-
pren1e Court decided that P. f. Maggie was de
feated in the Democratic primaries in the
xXXIVth Assembly District. - Charles F
Murphy. the leader of Tammany Hall, declared
he in truth leader and not a hgurehead
for Richard Croker. - Devery declared that
he would prosecute a libel suit against Hugh
Mclaughlin. Of Brooklyn
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Cloudy. The temperature yesterday: Highest
"a degrees; lowest, 63 degrees