New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-13
THE EEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-It was definitely reported from
Paris that France would make no oVertures 10
Russia in regard 70 bringing the "at IN 'i ne
Fast to an end. - There was no chanSe IN
the situation on the Shakhe River; artillery &C
lions continued, the firing at times becoming
heavy: General Sakharom reported the repulse OF
q Japanese attack on q village. - Four bat
tIeships five cruisers and transports belonging
80 The Baltic feet arrived at Dakar on the west
coast OF Africa - Adviees from Tsing-Chau
ssy that several vessels laden with supplies have
recently run the blockadge at Port Arthur. -
French Chamber Of Deputies by a vote Of 445
TO 105 - GOOD hopes for the speedy END OF
the shipping rate war are entertained, owing to
O conference at Berlin OF representatives OF
lines involved. - German and Italian stu
dents at the University of Vienna engaged in a
nerce fight: the trouble was an r SotgT0wth a %
Queen of Portugal started for England to visit
King Edward. 80 Three duels resulted in
Paris from the assault on General Andre by
Deputy Syyeten, the only casualty being slight
wound received by Lieutenant Andre. son Of the
War Minister.
DOMESTIC-Presdent Roosevelt will proba
hiy appoint a Postmaster for this city
within few days after consulting Governor
Odeli and Senators Platt and Depew- - The
President viii not visit any city except st Louis
on his trip to the West. - The murderer of
a West Virginia sheriff appeared at public
funeral, surrounded by friends, who beat off q
posse formed 20 capture him. - Governor
Oden, at Newburg. denied that he had received
offer Of the presidency Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company. - Eight persons were
killed in a wreck near Granger, wyo. and the
operator whose mistake is supposed to have
caused II shot himself. - A special train
carrying officials of the New-York Central Rail-
road, struck a wagon at East Chatham. \. Y.
killed and woman badly hurt.
e. The official tests of the electric locomo-
tive constructed for the New-York Central Rail
road Company to determine its speed and
drawing capacity were held at Schenectady in
the presence OF railroad officials and newspaper
men; a speed Of seventy-fve miles hour
developed with load Of nine Pullman coaches.
CITY-S1ocks strong and active. Yale's
football team defeated Princeton, II TO q, at
Princeton, and Columbia Cornell u to 6, at
American League Park - Thomas E wat
son denied that he intended TO make his home
here. 80 real estate and property owners
association made plans for investigation of
1ncendiary fires. - Prominent Republican
campaign speakers announced the celebration OF
Roosevelt's victory by a dinner at the Hotel
.Estor on November 80. - The new French
hospital opened, the French Ambassador
N Jusserand, presiding at the exercises.
A riding master at Durland's academy was per-
haps fatally injured when thrown by his horse
which stumbled on hurdle. - A salesman
was fatally injured by part of a derrick, which
fell on him al Broadway and Astor Place. -
Baron Ksneko in an interview, expressed doubt
that the war in the Far East would soon ter
inmate.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 4S
degrees; lowest So