New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-22
Netp9lnrIi Dailn Gribn,ss.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 90. 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

, FoREIGN.-Fierce opposition to Prime Min
lister Balfour's Education bill is being mani
Tested in England. - The Socialist parry
managers in Germany expect to poll three
lnlillion votes in the next general election ana
TO obtain one hundred seats il the Reichstag
E When King Leopold arrived at spa, BEL
.giurn to attend the funeral Of Queen Marie
lEenriette, he refused TO speak TO his daughter,
1.-THE Countess of Lonyay, and compelled her 10
Watson r N died on board the British battle
ship Families at Malta - Two French
Tourists, guides and three porters, it is be-
fleyed, lost their lives while making an ascent
-of Mont Blanc. 80 The Russian Ambassador
st Constantinople has called the Sultans atten
tffon TO the unsa tisfactGry conditions in Mace
ldonia and Albania - Premier Combes. at
political banquet, endeavored 70 efrace the
Damaging effect of the recent indiscreet speeches.
5of Ministers Andre and Pelletan- - America
lcontinues to buy English iron on large scale
DoMESTIC-The President reached Detroit
where he is to attend the convention OF Spanish
War Veterans; he attended church IN the morn
Ing and took luncheon with General Alger;
while he driving in the evening his car
triage narrowly escaped running over two little
girls: great CROWDS lined the streets 20 see oae
president - Delegates to the Repupncan
State Convention at Saratoga talked OF candi-
dates. Members Of General Gobin's staff
said they were much afraid that olooCsheo
would result from the continued riong Of strk-
ting miners In the anthracite coal region: the
Violence continued the scene being shifted to the
fWflkesbarre district: the operators prepared to
open more collieries. - 1t is announced that
1.-THE details of the traffic arrangement between
the st PAU ana the missouri racine liIOdOS
will be made public in two or three weeks. -
Further trouble between the militia and strfk-
ers occurred the Hudson Valley Railway
lines - The Rev. DR.. Albert Stuart, rector
of Christ Episcopal Church at Georgetown, is
dangerously H.
CTTY.-The police had what they called GOOD
evidence that William Hooper Young the muir
iderer Of Mrs. Pulitzer, spent the day IN Brook
Avn - John Mitchell remained in the city
spossibly intending to wait for meeting OF coal
operators, end attended a meeting in the Bowery
in aid of the striking coal miners. - A den
fist who fell from his Office window had TO be
carried up one ladder and down another to get
him into an ambulance. - A child was killed
by a car while running after candy, and an am
tbulance surgeon crawled under a car to look at
the body. - It was reported that agents or
William K. Vanderbilt, jr., had bought forty
acres near Lake Success to add TO his estate
there. Frederick Evans. order clerk at
iBrentano's, was held on charge Of stealing
sboolzs from the store. - The Rev. Percy 3
Grant rector Of the Church Of the Ascension,
criticised Charles f. Murphy. the new Tam
many leader. - Evidences Of decay IN the
Democratic Club have become noticeable. -
Two persons were severely burned and several
Others injured in fire in q Coney Island car
at the BROOKLYN end Of the bridge.
; THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Partly cloudy; showers probable The temper
Aeture yesterday: Highest, IS degrees; lowest
{SS degrees