New-York tribune., 1904-09-03
Netp'Dark Ds'siIle Gribra1rs
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-General Kuroki began an attack
on Hei-Ying-Tse, twelve miles northeast OF
day opened a movement TO drive the russians
toward the Tai-Tse, while his right continued
the attempt 10 reach the railroad; Japans com
plete success at Lao Yang depends on Inns
movement. = The japanese centre ana LETT
vigorously pursued the retreating Russians on
Thursday and threw them into confusion;
Iiao-Yang n is believed is still held by the
Russians. though unofficial advices said that the
town was in flames - -5=oo, The reported @ap- IpS
80 Lieutenant de Cuverville and Lieutenant
Won Gilgenheim, French and German naval at
taches formerly at Port Arthur, are stiI miss
ing = Twenty-six junks with provisions for
Port Arthur confiscated by the Japanese
and a Russian steamer sweeping for mines was
blown up near the harbor. - TWO EngIlsh
and two American war correspondents have left
General Okus army, owing to restrictions placed
on their movements. =- Lord ana Lady Mlnto
had a narrow escape and five women were killed
in a wreck on the Canadian Pacific Railway IN
Northwest Territory. == Prince George OF
Greece said the union Of Crete with Greece
could not be further delayed. - letter left
by the photographer who was arrested in the
AscOh cope case, and who committed suicide
declared his innocence Of the theft and said the
guilty man was too powerful to be punished.
A statement made by the travelling
companion of c. B. Spahr, who disappeared from
6 steamer between Ostend and Dover.
DOMESTIC.-In a report to the State Depart
nent Minister Bowen said that Venezuela was
making better progress than had been expected
in the payment of the claims OF the allied
powers. - Colonel John l. Glenn, chief quar-
1ermaster of the Philippines. was severely re-
buked by Quartermaster General Humphrey.
80 Minister Barrett reported 10 the State De-
partment the prospect of early settlement OF
differences with the republic Of Panama =-
Senator BeVeridge the President and pre-
dicted Republican success in Indiana - The
Savannah Cotton Exchange charged that the
Governments cotton crop figures were known
on the exchange before the report was given
out. IT was announced at Esopus that
Judge Parker had abandoned his proposed trip
TO the St. Louis fair; Henry Watterson was the
principal visitor at ROsemount. -- EX-Judge
lsNman S Burr, of New Britain, Conn, was ar
rested, charged with embezzling s5.493 from an
estate. Senator Hoar was reported as
holding his own al his home in Worcester, Mass.
=- Senator Fairbanks opened the Republican
campaign in Missouri. speaking in Kansas City.
CITY.-StOcks were strong. - The elevated
road engineers and freInen voted as a unit 10
strike II no concessions are forthcoming. -=
f. W. Higgins for Governor NJ. Linn Bruce for
Lieutenant Governor, Ex-Governor Black tenn
porary chairman, and George r. Malby, perfna-
nent chairman, was announced as the tentative
Republican ticket. - man who fell over
board from the steamer La Bretagne was res
cued by the ships boats - Wall Street
brokers watched A crowd Of messenger boys
rescue one of their number from an irate man.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Showers. The temperature yesterday: Highest,
IS degrees; lowest, 6S.