New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-28
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1904
THE NEWS TINS MORNING.

EOREIGN.-PaTtial indication OF the Japan
csc plans for a nOrthward movement is given
by Russian report OF the concentration OF
troops IN the valleys Of Lao and the Hun north
west OF Liao-Yang. - No news was re-
ceived from Port Arthur later than September
D. when fighting was sttu going on. -= The
selection OF Grand Duke Nicholas as Russian
commander IN chief is regarded practically
assured: It is said that the general stan will act
as a board Of military direction == Lady
CurZon's improvement was not maintained yes
terday. and her condition last night
ported critical. == The Institute of Interna-
tional Law at a session at Edinburgh adopted
resolution expressing approval OF President
Roosevelt's plan for a conference at The Hague.
DoMEsTIC-The committee on international
law oe the American Bar Association reported
that the United States could intervene in the
Far East under provisions Of the Hague
ton on the case OF Hugh Quincy, the British
Embassy secretary who was fined IN Massa-
chusetts court: the Washington opinion is that
the matter VIII soon be a closed incident; II
said at Boston that Judge Phelps would
report TO the Governor OF Massachusetts to-
day; ii was said at Lenox that Judge Phelps
would apologize to Mr.. Quincy. - President
Roosevelt greeted members OF the Congress Of
Arts and Sciences and made short address on
the general subject Of national greatness -
Chairman Cortelyou gave President Roosevelt
q hopeful report Of the political outlook in New
York; it was said that the President was conf
dent Of Republican victory. =-= Representa-
tive SuIlOway, chairman OF the House Pension
Committee, upheld the Presidents age pension
order and gave precedents and authorities at
ley FOulke Civil Service reform leader punct-
ured the Democratic Civil Service plank. -
Further facts in connection with the forgery
OF President Roosevelt's name to an alleged let
Ter TO the beef strike leader were obtaine
CITY-Stock market strong. - The mother
and sisters Of Miss Margaret Lynch and others.
identified the body buried under the name OK
Martha Laimbeer' hers. - 1t was
learned that Thomas Taggart. chairman Of the
Democratic National Committee, yielding to
pressure would go to Indiana soon and leave
Senator German in charge. - Judge Parker
came TO town and held number OF conferences.
- Secretary Taft publishes in The Church
man" an article education in the Philippines.
= Superintendent Scannell. Of the Highways
Department, declared that Elm-st- will be
opened for traffic in a month - Two
brothers were accused by their sister OF stealing
SIS S37 81. == clerk in District Attorney
Jerome's Office admitted taking 500 on pretence
OF "squaring" a case against bartender; Mr..
jerome asked for and e ,eived his resignation.
So The streets were IN bad condition be-
cause OF the liberty given the pushcart men.
80 There was talk Of a court martial for Ad-
3utant General Henry because he countermanded
an order from Major General Roe.
THE WEATHER-Indications for to-day:
Partly. cloudy. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, II degrees; lowest, "a.