New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12
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FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER u, 1902.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Canadian ministers in the con-
ference in London objected 10 committing
themselves TO paying proporuonate sheIe IN
imperial ornaments - The KING hea!tn
is reported 10 be greatly improved. - The
Queen Of the Belgians has been seized py q
severe attack OF asthma - american a .I
German firms may suffer by the failure Of the
Sultan TO collect taxes. - Boer generals
spoke az q meeting in Amsterdam - NAM
Americans have had TO wait for transportation
from England
the hattleship Wisconsin and the cruisers LIN.
cinnati and Panther, with e strong battaHon OF
marines, TO the Isthnus OF Panama 70 ENFORCE
treaty rights and protect American interests.
ulenaced by the revolution IN COLOMBIA
President Roosevelt removed William Naughan'
United States Attorney for the northern Dls-
trict of Alabama for neglect OF duty -
William f Morrison. chaplain OF the cruiser
Olympia, committed suicide at the naval nos
initial in Chelsea. Mass. - The operators
opened more mines in the Pennsylvania anthra-
cite district: the had little hope OF q SCI
Element OF the strike coming from Mltche!!
conference with Governor stone; z co!-4ll l
of the Peoples Alliance saw the Governor. -
II was reported that the Southern RalIWay We
again trying TO get an entrance 10 NeN,CI 60.
bv buying the New-Orleans and Northeastern
Railroad The Orleans County Democratic
Convention instructed its state convention
delegates to vote for the nomination OF Bird B
Coler for Governor - company OF ING
National Guard is held in readings to guard
tire property Of the Hudson Valley Railway
Company from striking notormen; trolley wires
have been torn down and other damage mas
haen done. not q car mas Dtri iiSNSG iot NSA-
DAYS - Governor Oden appointed PROFESSOR
William A Keener. eS-dean OF Colunlpla Law
School. 10 succeed Justice Miles Beach on the
Supreme Court bench - Returns rom PR
-1aries in Massachusetts indicate that Colonel
TTiIlier, A Coston will win the Democratic
esoyernorship nomination, defeating Charies D
Fan7lin Governor Oden, in procian1a-
ton called for special services next sunday III
memory of President Mckinney
CITY Stocks were irregular and generally
lever Controller Grout announced Ihat
rIars for East Side Broadway and Jerone-aFe.
extension. 70 the subway and for q second tun-
mel 10 Brooklyn forming - Inc con
frs ct for the extension Of The rapid transit SUD
u-av TO Brooklyn was signed - senator
plat and other Republlcal leaders are earnest
IL considering the question Of pledglng support
N President Roosevelt at the coming STATE
co,--enfion Il was announced that the
PRESIDENT would entertain Senators Hanna,
Snooner Allison, Aldrich and Lodge on next
Tresdav - Ex-Mayor Abram s Hewitt II
+aIking about the coal strike. declared that J.
Fierport Morgan would not Intervene and that
there would be no arbitration - Mayor Low
IN his weekly talk said that S3.oe0.oo0 was
needed in the next three years 10 remedy the
-s-vss lack OF hospital accommodations. -
vsvor Low IN q statement supported Conrnls-
Sione~ Stursis's action in Chief Cookers case,
end said that more important charges we're
heine prepared The report Of the Health
Commissioner showed great increase in ty-
nroid fever cases over the two preceding years.
- Railroad men waited in vain for an am
bulauce and carried boy whose legs had
been c1yt off through the streets a stretcher.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest, "A
degrees; lowest. % degrees