New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-11
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MONDAY. JULY II, 1904.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Refugees from Port Arthur say
that fighting east of the town is continuous
only skirmshes have taken place north of the
fortress: many private houses 6re being used as
hospitals: two ships are stiA missing from the
feet. - General Sakhar3I confirmed the re-
port Of the Japanese occupation of Kai-Ping;
The Russian losses ne said did not exceed $50
the general added that the japanese were NOV
ing along the Ying-Kow road. ---- = japanese
torpedo boat attacked the Russian cruiser
Askold on July off Port Arthur; two japanese
were severely wounded; the result Of the en-
gaGement is not yet known. 80 A significant
telegram, purporting TO be from the German
Emperor to the colonel Of the WibOrG Regiment
reused hope in Russia of German intervention.
- French contractors. it is reported. will
send vessels outside the three mile limit TO coal
the Baltic feet. -= a dispatch from Lao
Yang said that the Japanese were near the
town. - General Tvral. vino became insane
after the surrender of Santiago, died In an
asylum in Spain. =- y testimonial TO Admiral
Cervera for his care of American sailors al san
tiaGo was presented at Medina Sidonia
DOMESTIC.-No word from the National
Democratic Convention in reply TO Judge
Parker's dispatch in regard to his attitude
on the money question was officially re-
ceiyed at Esopus; the judge spent an uneventful
day, attending church as usual in Kingston.
- Members Of the Democratic National Com
mittee got together in St. Louis and underworld
to force a meeting of the committee 10 elect
Thomas Taggart, Of Indiana, chairman, but eX-
Senator Jones said that no meeting would be
held until he called one for NeW-York after con-
sulting Judge Parker - Members Of the
Tammany delegation met ex-senator Davis at
for Vice. President =- Booker T. Washington,
at Boston denied that he had suggested that the
white and colOTed races should attend the same
churches and schools in the South, as was
charged at the National Democratic Convention
by Richmond p. Hobson- - A gift of $4,000
from General Horace w Carpentier to Saratoga
County Infirmary announced at Balston,
y. Y. = Mrs. Mary Baker Ct. Eddy is tecOm-
ing sensitive about some things. and Christian
Scientists ordered not 10 look at her
except public occasions. 80 Ex-senator
George B. Sloan. formerly Speaker of the New
York State Assembly, died at Oswego.
CITY.-Fifteen killed and fifty injured
in A wreck on the Erie Railroad at Nidvale,
-. J. - number of Taminany delegates 10
the St. Louis convention returned somewhat
crestfallen. = Republican leaders here eX-
pressed confidence in the success of the Repub-
lican ticket = By special permission OF the
Pore, Archbishop Farley crowned the statue of
Our Lady Of Mount Carmel belonging TO the
church of that name in East One-huudred- and
fiftsenth-st., in the Thomas jefferson Park at
the same time delivering address TO Italian
Catholics OF the city Practical tests were
made under the direction Of Fire Chief Croker
tn working two engines at one hydrant 10 save
water pressure at fires.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-dav
Showers and thunderstorms, with rising tenn
perature. The temperature yesterday: Highest
Il degrees: lowest ca.