New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-09
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MONDAY, MAY 9, 1904.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Russians have decided. ap-
parently, 10 abandon New-Chwang; troops are
departing; the forts being dismantled and
all available transport has been Communicated
80 Russians on the Liao-Tung Peninsula are
retiring on Hai-Cheng: japanese landings OF
ten thousand men each at kin-Chow and Foo
Chow bays were reported; seVentY-dVe Russians
were wounded in the bombardment which pre-
coded the Decentralization near Kin-ChOW. 80
sharp sklrInishes preceded the occupation OF
ehg-N ang-Cheng on Friday; the Russian
troops fell back on the Liao-Yang road. -
The Japanese, General KUrOki reports. buried
about fourteen hundred Of the Russian dead
after the battle May I, and they estimate
the Russian losses at twenty-five hundred. -
Many wounded men from the Yalu passing
through Moukden on the way to Hardin; the
last train north from Port Arthur narrowly
escaped capture. - Grand Duke Cyril ar
rived in St Petersburg; he said that Admiral
Makaroh did not attempt TO leave the bridge
or the PetroDaVlovsk. - A big celebration of
the victories of the Japanese army and navy
vas held at Toxic; tens of thousands paraded
the streets and were reviewed by princes, prin-
cesses and high officials. The British
forces in Tibet, after six hours fighting. drove
Pass; the native losses were about two hundred
the British, a captain and three killed and
twenty-one men wounded.
DoMESTIC.-RepubIcan leaders in Congress
IN view OF the necessity of raising the tariff
are considering the ACCESSIBILITY OF adopting the
maximum and minimum system. The
Peruvian Legation in Washington issued q
statement in regard TO the quarrel between
Peru and Brazil and the Brazilian Legation
According TO a dispatch received in St. Louis
Russia will have exhibit at the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition in ST. Louis - Secre-
tary Shaw brought the S40y000000 Panama
Canal draft from Washington 10 deliver 10 J. p
Morgan a. Co. 80 President William De Witt
Hyde of BowdOin College, in an address at
Brunswick. Me, favored the segregation Of
whites and negroes in school. church and So
clety. where the negroes are numerous. -
The drowning OF Russell NJ l. Loomis well
known insurance man. In rapids in the Upper
St Maurice River, In Quebec was announced
at Glens Falls where he lived. - The Rev.
Mr.. Stone, rector Of Old Trinity Church. New
port. r. J., which is attended by many wealthy
New-Yorkers in the summer. resigned. -
A house party Of young people had a sudden
end at Winsted Conn. when a young woman
wos drowned while canoeing.
CITY.-Presdent Fornes expressed deter
mination TO press inquiry the charges
against the aldermen who are holding UP the
Port Chester application. 80 Clarence E
Spayd, confidential representative of Charles
NJ. Schwab, accidentally killed a while rid
ing in his automobile 80 A Bronx man sued
ST. Stephen College for damages on account Of
the hazing Of his son. and applied for warrants
of Jews, thinking they were being Disseminated
against, stormed the doors Of meeting at the
Educational Alliance, and many OF them fell
down flight OF steps into the audience. -
a patroman shot man in the back; he was
suspended and arrested: the police tried 10 cover
up the facts in the case. - Squadron A and
the list and 18th regiments held church parades
and services.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Showers. The temperature yesterday: Highest
II degrees; lowest, %.