New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-04
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SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1904.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Anglia, bearing the end of
fhe cable which completes the line across the
Pacific, arrived at Honolulu; message from
the President TO Governor Taft will be trans
united at noon to-day An order of the
british Board of Agriculture forbids the landing
of American hogs and NeW-England cattle IN
England. - The Russian Foreign Office init
mated that the presentation of the Jewish pc
tition would be sighted - Russia and Aus
fria have decided not to allow Turkey to attack
Bulgaria. and have cautioned Turkey not to pro-
woke hostilities. - A case Of cancer cured by
nadium rays was reported at the Austrian Acad-
enIy OF Science -= A relief party rescued lhe
seven Geneva students who attempted TO ascend
Mont Blanc; six had been shocked by lightning
but were not seriously hurt = Muley MO-
manned. the Moroccan Sultan's brother, was
shot at by a tribesman; he was unhurt; the as
Bassin was burned alive. - Jenatzy broke the
record for the James Gordon Bennett Cup race
for automobiles in Ireland; De Knyh took sec
Cnd place.
Secretary Root, offering to aid the investigation
of army glove contracts in any way in his
power - Inc FoStoIhce Depai tHIeit ulsC "a
tinued the contract for purchasing time lnol-
Gators from the Postal Device and Improvement
Company Of California. =7| Senator Quay
reclamation, and names Senators Fairbanks,
Hanna and Foraker, Governor Taft, General
Grant and U. s. Grant among the Vice-Presi-
dental possibilities == Governor Odell will
spend part Of the Fourth in Lockport and leave
there in the afternoon for his trip up the Great
supply is running low, and many mills are likely
to close next month 100000 spindles are idle.
C1TY.-StockS were duh and heavy. -
Alderman Gaffney and John ]. Murphy were ar
rested in the Dock Board scandal. = Repre-
sentatiVes of the employers organization and
labor unions in a conference under the auspices
of the Civic Federation agreed arbitra-
ton plan, which 1t was expected would end the
building tie-up - There a lively rush
of people out of town for the Fourth. = AL
though the day was cooler than its two predeces-
sors there were five deaths and of pros
trations from heat. - The Armory Board
accepted plans for armory, to cost $780,
COO for Troop G, in Brooklyn. - General
Greene announced that he had accepted plans
for new police headquarters building, for which
he would ask the Board of Estimate. - A.
z. tombstone, a musician Of this city, II was
learned, won the medal offered by the Society
of the Cincinnati of Rhode Island for the best
musical composition adapted TO the anthem
America" - A fire in Brooklyn caused the
death of boy, and twenty women and children
We're rescued with difficulty. - Several trains
10 the races at Sheepshead Bay were delayed
an hour by accident in which 500 feet of
trolley wire pulled down. causing some
alarm but injuries. - In a trial race be-
tween the two Shamrooks the yacht won;
the old broke spar, but il was repaired. -
Winners at Sheepshead Bay: Raglan, Black
Hussar, Nameoki, Surmise Young Henry. Kalif.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Violent thunderstorms. The temperature yes
serday: Highest SO degrees; lowest, Il.