New-York tribune., 1902-09-19
Netp7lork Dailn Tribune.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 19, 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRETGN-Tt Is believed in Liverpool ship
ming circles that higher subsidies would be pald
20 the Cunard Line and that transatlantic scr
vice 10 Canada would he esta blished - ~"
details regarding the Jameson raid were lII@ue
public. - Lord Roberts and General ~ ~coID.n
have, it is said, been asked by the haIsei ~ -
Tepnrt their impressions Of the German army
rnsnoeuvres -= statement was Indds 'AGt
the British and American tobacco trusts ! "ou-t
combine. - The WndWard' Win LIE & u'el,,,tl' 9.l
PeaTy on board. after having attained tlLe
est latitude Yet reached. arrived at y NileE-
Nearly 2.5Ne miles Of the cane 10 Iie
Iohflirr,inee hY way Of Honolulu VIII ne SillNIlteu
n San Era3cisco from London on September ~
oNEsTlC-Reports received at the state
Department from Minister Conger lnGlcale iile
probability of another great boxer UP. .fal1s 10
China Secretary Moody is lnNestleatiils
the needs of the navy IN ships ana men, seehllls
for material on which TO base ms RECOMMENDS
lions 10 Congress. =- Commissioner Jones' OF
sba I9,Iresu Of Indian Affairs. denied reports
that the Navajo Indians were On the FeISe 90
starvation. ~ The schooner Dora Matthew's: ;:
cr Nlezy-York went ashore and was wrecked OIL
Chatham. Mass: her crew Of seven men was
saved. - The Hudson Valley railway strike
situation became more serious: TWO ta'allits
We're reported and three companies OF ul@
National Guard were called out =- Congress
man George W Rav. Of ChenanEo county,
~. Y, resigned to accept a United states Juogg--
shin. and it is expected that Colonel George ":
Dunn of the State Railroad Commission. VIII
succeed him -- The operators opened % thrte
new collieries in the Pennsylvania anthracite
district; there We're many MINOR oIs!GI IAN an. -
by the strikers, and General Goblin said that II
Vet safe 10 Withdraw Inc upopS-
information, charging perjury, was filed against
four more ex-delegates by Circuit attorney
Folk of st Louis. A cousin OF John D.
Rockefeller, is running for the Kansas leglS-
1ature an antitrust platform -- Judge
Field, Of Kentucky. issued Injunction pro-
hibiting the McGovern-COrbett fight: the mana
gers hope to have the injunction set aside
CTTY-Stocks We're strong and higher. ==
Tt was learned that John D. Rockefeller would
equip his home with proper fire protection
g The mUtilated and weighted body OF a
murdered woman was found in the Norris Canal
near Jersey City. - Mayor Low gave out MS
seventh weekly talk which was on The city
Charities" - Mrs. ". i. Vanderbilt. il,
was appointed executor of the will Of her
brother Charles L. Fair. Bonds for the
executors Of the will of William NJ Rice was
fixed ct about 100000 -- J. Bruce 1Smay
said that he did not think the steamship COM
bination would be perfected by october b -
Governor Odeli, Mayor Low. the 9TH regiment
and the State delegation started for Gettysburg,
where they will take part in the unveiling Of the
monument for General SiCcum. - The alder
men granted Commissioner MonrOes request for
q Water Department engineer the request
which was refused when made by Commis-
sioner Dougherty- == Police sergeant bfady
escaped riot charges by retiring on pension
- COMMISSIONS Partridge promoted thirty
nolicerner1 TO roundsrnen == Plans for three
new theatres in the city were announced. ==
George ]. Gould's return TO the city led TO re-
ports of coming consolidation Of the st. Louis
Southwestern with the Missouri Pacific ==
IT was denied here that T. A p Widener had
any authority from the operators in making
strike settlement proposition to President Mitch
ell. - The diamond jubilee Of Monsignor
Bernard O'Reilly was celebrated at Yonkers.
THE WEATHER.-Indication for to-day:
Showers and cooler The temperature yester-
day: Highest. 60 degrees; lowest. IS.