New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-17
Nesp:pnrk Daily Gribr.sts
SUNDAY. JULY IL, 1904.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Control OF Lunsantan Pass. east
OF Port Arthur was obtained by the Russians
after hard fighting on July 3, and y: the
Russian losses were over three hundred. and
Chinese estimated the japanese casualties az
1000. - An official denial Of japanese
reverse at Port Arthur made at Toxic.
not a shot It was said having been fired on
July 10 or Ii - A North German Lloyd
steamer stopped By the Russian volunteer
cruiser S,nolensk IN the Red Sea and mail and
packages for Japan were seized; IL is also re-
ported that the p. and o. steamer Malacca was
seized by the st. Petersburg == Two French
soldiers We're killed and nine japanese soldiers
1njured in clash at Shan-Hai-hwan. -
Russia has informed Great Britain that II is
impossible 10 open negotiations for the settle
,nent Of questions in dispute until after the
war: good will is shown by both nations ana
British protest regarding Russian cruisers IA
the Red Sea is thought unlikely. == The BODY
of F. Kent Loomis washed up on the
Devonshire coast.
4 DONEsTIC.-An negotiations between the
packers and strikers for a settlement OF the
butchers' strike broken of. 80 Labor
leaders have begun a Tight against ex-senator
Davis. The Democratic candidate for Nice-Presl-
dent. because he is a foe TO unions. - III
was learned at Esopus that big conference
among the national. State and local Democratic
leaders would be held here tomorrow. -
Washington may ask England 10 stop Canada's
efforts TO induce United States citizens 10 settle
in the Northwest Territory. - The PACING
Mail Steamship Company has abandoned PAN
anna its terminus and made Ancon. In the
canal belt, its last port OF call. - The VIII
of ex-senator George b. Sloan, of oswego d.
friends employees and charitable institutions
r. Secretary Hay passed through Boston on
his way 10 his summer home at Lake Sunapee,
N Il - The new FAN River Line steamer
Providence launched at Quincy, Mass;
other lsunchings took place in New-England-
CITY-Stocks were irregular. but generally
higher. - A severe storm caused one death
and many injuries. and did considerable dam
age. in upper Westehester; there was water
spout of Ossining == An Italian was shot
in the back and killed by a stranger while
tering barber shop in East One-hundred-and-
fourteenlh-st == Several retail butchers
Were forced TO give up business on account OF
The high price of meat; beef advanced two cents
more - The body of a man who left a note
in a boat saying thar he going 10 commit
suicide was found in Jamaica Bay. - Twins
were born in a streetcar. - Fifty thousand
italians took part in the feast of Our Lady OF
Mount Carmel, in Harlem - An incipient
riot over the 10 cent fare TO Coney Island was
queled by the police. 80 Herman Muenler,
driver of ice wagon. was killed by being
thrown by his helper under the wheels in
quarrel 80 Louis CuVillier wrote letter TO
the Mayor protesting against the granting of
a franchise for automobile transportation in
Bronx Park Walter J. Travis amateur
golf champion Of this country and England, de-
feated Findlay s. Douglas in finals of the
Apawamis Golf Club tournament by Cp and
TO play. - The winners at Brighton Beach
were: ], McCkord; >. Flying Buttress; 3,
Dainty; 4, Sysonby; >. Gay Lothario; q. Gay
Boy
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest 81
. degrees; lowest 60