New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
Getp'ilerk DAILY Gribsnrs
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER p, 1904.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The japanese preparations for
turning movement against Moukden continue
General Kuropatkin reports attempts by hGro-
ki's troops 10 occupy passes east of the city
and the constant movement Of reinforcementS
across the Tai-Tse from LiaoYang -- No
further representations regarding contraband
have been made to Russia by the United States
Great Britain; II is believed that Russia may.
IL requested. yield the point regarding cotton.
- Admiral Sigsbee sharply called 10 account
the Governor Of Cartagena. Colombia. for IN
suits TO the United States Legation. -- Lady
Curzon's condition was reported 10 be improved
- Seymour Bell, the British commercial
agent here, reported that the general business
of this country was absolutely sound. ==
The Pope sent to Cardinal Respighi a letter pro-
Testing against the recent Congress OF Free
Thinkers al Rome. The Irish Inonist
Alliance condemned the financial plans OF the
Of the principality OF Lippe. died at Detmold.
John F. Stairs well known Canadian
banker, died Toronto.
DOMESTIC.-It was said authority that
President Roosevelt would not await peace be
tween Japan and Russia before calling the sec
ond peace congress OF nations -- Governor
Wright OF the Philippines. in a letter to the
President detailed the bad effect on the Fill
pinos and the American work for their beneht
OF loose talk in THIS country OF IT lII
the islands. == The arrest and inning OF Hugh
Gurney, third secretary Of the British Embas-
sy by justice al Lee, Mass was promptly
taken up by the State Department. -=- II was
learned that President Roosevelts name was
forged 20 a letter 10 Michael Donnelly. OF the
Butchers Union; prosecution of the forger Will
sons seriously injured in a collision on the Maine
Central Railroad near Lewiston, Me. == Three
men were killed and was seriously injured
I'm a wreck on the Pennsylvania Railroad near
C,reeneblIrg Penn. =- Senator Lodge dis
russed reciprocity before the Newton Club at
Newton Mass advocating policy which would
bring condensation TO the United states for
concessions made. == Permanent peace among
Central American republics is expected 10 result
from a broad general treaty recently adopted
=- Judge Parker AT Esopus received many
telegrams congratulating him on his letter OF ac-
ceptance; he and his secretary will arrive here
this morning II was said
CTTY-Stocks strong and active. =- Sena-
Tor McCarren practically admitted that Roose-
welt would carry New-York State by .OOo OF
fO000 The aidermen's celebration com
yDittee was informed that the formal opening Or
the subway would take place on October "a
- General di Cesnola told Of the work done
ror the Metropolitan Museum OF Art by Fred
erick W Rhinelander. -= An explosion shook
the elevated structure and burned TWO employees
hadlv Majo General Howard declared
that enthusiasm FOR President Roosevelt was al
most universal throughout the West. -- JUS
fice Kelly issued an order authorizing the eX-
humins of the body Of Margaret Lynch -
The winners at Gravesend were: !. Burnt Hills;
2, Flick: 3 De Reszke; T. Gunfre; .. Reveille; Il,
Lady Amelia
THE WEATHER.-Indcations FOR to-day:
Partly cloudy. The temperature yesterday:
Highest. - degrees; lowest. 62