New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-21
Nftp11ork DAILY Gribm,,s
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 81 1So2.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING

FoREIGN.-President Palma expressed saus
faction at the successful experiment IN sen
government shown by his Tour inontns lei
ninis,ration of Cuba Libre''; he spoke WIKI
some feeling of the retention of American al :
tierymen on the island. and desires 10 ha 60 or
them withdrawn. - Further measures ioi
Tie protection of isthmian transit were taken
by Commander Mclean, of the cruiser clhcih,
ns-i at Colon EVELYN g. Baldwin and
CAPTAIN Sverdrup talked of theior experiences IN
Arctic regions - Discomfort by loyalists
and Dutch characterize the situation In south
Africa; in Antwerp General De Wet mace a
sinister speech. saving the Beers could De ieo
but not driven, and predicting q catastrophe IN
South Africa should the attempt be mace az, tho he
persecution Of Rumanian Jews continues TO ex-
cite much comment in European capitals -
The provisional government of Haytl Is taxing
aggressive measures against the revolutionists
if is thought. because of a hint Of intervention
by this country unless order is restored
DoMESTfC-The Navy Department is pre-
PAIRING to send six hundred more marines to
Colon. TO prevent interruption OF the traffic over
the Panama Railroad. - Secretary Hay, S
note liz regard to the Rumanian Jews is based
it is announced in Washington, on facts as
certaired through most careful inquiry. -
The cruiser Des Moines was launched at the
Fore River Shipyard, Quincy, Mass -= PreSi-
dent Roosevelt met an enthusiastic reception IN
Cincinnati. where he went to attend the fan
festival at the beginnings Of his Western trip
Senator Fairbanks opened the Indiana
campaign with speech at Anderson. that State.
- Secretary Shaw spoke in Chicago, devoting
himself principally to reciprocity in its rela-
ton the tariff. =- The rioting in the Penn
sylvania anthracite mining district continued:
General Goblin examined the sites of several new
camps: the operators reported the starting or
several new workings. --= The list of killed
in the panic at the convention of negro Bap-
lists in Birmingham. Ala. reached 10. and
there was a possibility of its being Increased to
100 Many delegates reached Saratoga for
the State convention: Senator Platt again spoke
In favor Of Odeil's denomination
CITY-Stocks were irregular. closing weak
The police recovered a pair of diamond
earrings belonging TO Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer,
pawned by man who gave the name of Stiner;
in a trunk supposed to belong to her murderer.
William Hooper Young. were clothes of the
dead woman and a pawn ticket TO one Stiner,
given by the pawnshop where the earrings
Were found. - Republican leaders started
for the State convention at Saratoga. =--
Attorney General Knox returned from Paris,
but would talk of his examination OF the
Panama Canal title. == The death of Miss
Anna Partridge ended the romance in which
she and Henry Hall Ward. her lifelong fiance,
figured many years ago. - President Mitchell
arrived and spoke optimistically on the prog
ress Of the coal strike At the Health De
partment it was said that the apparent increase
in typhoid cases was due The fact that in
previous years fewer of the cases had been
reported. - 1t was announced that DR..
Francis L. Patton would become President of
the Princeton Theological Seminary. =- Ma
than Straus cited cases where J. Pierpont Nor
gan had helped distribute cheap coal to the
poor. and said injustice being done Mr.
Morgan in regard his attitude the coal
strike.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Partly cloudy The temperature yesterday:
Highest. 40 degrees; lowest, sc degrees.