New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-29
Nesu'0ork D::ariilp 9tiSn,ts
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER %. 1904.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-General Kuropatkin in a dispatch
dated Tuesday said that skirmishes We're gong
on along the entire Russian front, but there hao
been apparently no movement of the main Jap
anese armies. -=-- Three supplementary forts
at Port Arthur captured By the japanese in the
attack which began on September IL, are Sald 10
have been abandoned under Russian fire. -=
The japanese government has decided TO issue
another domestic loan OF S4o000oOO - IN,
official estimates place the number OF sick ana
wounded soldiers in japan AT 45on - IL
was reported from TOulon that Russia had given
orders to French firm for the construction OF
destroVers, and was negotiating for the hullding
OF four cruisers == The report that the Visit
OF Premier Giolitti to Count Won Bulow was
concerned with mediation IN The Far East
officially denied. == A case OF bubonlc
plague was discovered on the British steamer
Bishopsgate. which arrived in the river Tyne.
Curzon was slightly improved. = King
George of Sazony was reported worse, and all
the members of the royal family at Dresden
have assembled at Pllnitz. - The Associa-
tion Of British Chambers of Commerce passed
a resolution urging the government TO eofc I
a treaty Of arbitration with the United States.
DOMESTIC. Governor Odeu replied in detail
20 the charges against his administration mace
by Attorney General Cunneen, showing thelr
baselessness, and that instead of perYertlng pun
lie funds he has saved the State S0fVo,OOV
directly by his Vetoes. -= Governor Bates OF
Massachusetts made an investigation Of the case
OF Mr.. Quincy before Judge Phelps, In the Berk-
shires. and forwarded report 10 Washington:
ii is understood that request for the recall OF
Mr.. Quincy may be made. == BY the VIII OF
Mrs. Sarah Potter, Of Boston. public requests OF
over 81 .ONtO,(EbO provided. including S-tUOVO
10 the city of New Bedford. where she was born,
20 buy books for the public library. - SEN
afor Fairbanks spoke in Montana, Speaker can
non in Nebraska and Senator Beverage at In
dianapolis. - James Brown Potter, nephew
OF Bishop Potter. and Miss May Handy were
married at Richmond. - The convention or
the American Bar Association at ST. Louis
praised the work of the InterparliamentaTy
Union and condemned the existing Indian policy
- A receiver was appointed for the Nautical
Preparatory School of Providence, r. J., on the
ground that the corporation is insolvent
CI1Y.-Stocks irregular and active. 80 The
Degree of Doctor of Lays was conferred on the
Archbishop of Canterbury at the opening ses-
sion OF Columbia University; the Archbishop
said benediction on the site of the new chapel
The Archbishop of Canterbury spoke al
the opening session OF the 121st convention Of
the Episcopal Diocese of New-York; Bishop Pot
ter in his address, touched on the divorce ques-
tion. - Governor Odell it was announced
Will 90 10 St. Louis on New-York Day, October
4 - Judge Parker remained in this city
An alarming increase in typhoid cases
and deaths from that disease was reported by
the Health Board 80 DR.. Darlington COM
pleted the membership Of the commission which
IS 70 investigate pneumonia. -= The Board Of
Education deferred electing successor to the
late President H a. Rogers. - TWO elevator
boys were killed by accident in their cars.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair and warmer. The temperature yesterday:
Highest. GS degrees; lowest, 81.