New-York tribune., 1904-10-05
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WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1904.
THE TALK or THE DAY.

FOREIGN.-General SakharoR reported
number of skirmishas on the southern front, the
Tepanese being repulsed; il Is believed that an
advance OF Marshal Oyama's armies VIII begln
within a week - A special messenger. bear
ing TO the Emperor General Kuropatkins Tul
report on the battle OF Liao-Yang, said that the
main army was concentrated at Telling. ==
AdVioes from Moukden say that the high corn
which afforded so MUCH protection 10 the Jap
Rnese movements is being rapidly harvested; tne
oaye are warm. but the nights are bitterly cola.
g. The Russian Emperor has postponed for
a few DAYS his farewell visit TO the Baltic neet
at ReVal. === The Chinese Arnban at Lhasa
sg said 10 have signed the Anglo-Tibetan treaty
without authorization. the British eNpecltloh on
sts march to India Is suffering great harasnlps.
g. Governor Wright, in speech 10 tllplnos
who returned from the United States with IDEAS
OF immediate independence, pointed out the
islands gains under American rule ana lhat
st was the United States duty 10 take care OF
the people until they could take care OF them
selves. 80 Frederic Auguste Bartholdl' the
sculptor who designed the Statue OF LloeIly,
died st Paris = Advices from Paris say that
the treaty with Spain relating TO Morocco is
expected TO be signed in few days.
DOMESTIC.-Postmaster General Henry c.
Payne died in his apartments IN the Arlington
Hotel. Washington: it was announced that
George B. Cortelyou would succeed him about
December l. - Lieutenant Governor Hlg-
Gins and other members of the RepubNcan
State ticket were informed Of their nominations
At Olean. the home OF AIr- Higgins 80 Ine
Archbishop OF Canterbury ahG j. Flei @ 80 49, ~
gan arrived in Boston, as wei as large num-
Der Of prominent Churchn,an, who VIII attend
the Episcopal convention which opens to-day
The All-American cable and telegraph
lfes TO Alaska were completed == Secretary
Hsy on his return 10 Washington from his
vacation. declared the Hugh Gurney case
closed incident == A New-MeGico river
flooded towns and caused S50oVJ0 loss 10 rail-
roads and irrigation property. == Governor
Odell made a speech ia ST. Louis, al the celeDra-
lion OF NeW-YoTk Day. -- senator Depe"
ana ex-Iieutenant Governor WOoGrCu spoke al
Diear \. Y === TIE body OF senator Hoaf
was buried at Concord, Mass.
CITY.-Stocks generally higher - Plans
for the big Republican meeting at Madison
Square Garden " ere announced. =- EX-Chlet
Judge Parker il said would make NUM-
her CT speeches in NeW-GO-zs indiana and New
Jersey IN a asst two weeks Of the campaign
J. S. I.-Foy the rlach.nist hurt IN the au-
fomobfle accident on the Vanderbilt Cup race
course died from his injuries. == The people
Of Nassau County, aL mass meeting al Alneolap
passed a vote CT confidence IN the Board Of Su-
Dervisors for their action n grantiG q license
FOR the Vanderbilt Automobile Cup race; only
dissenting vote was given =- Sir william
Ramsey. at the Broozlyn Polytechnic Institute.
performed an experiment showing the transInu-
tation OF one element into another -= Chorus
,ills II The Princess Theatre raided the dressing
rooms when il was announced that Miss Della
Fox had lost her voice and the play would be
suspended. == trustee was named for the
steamboat General SloCUu. on petition OF its
owners the knickerbocker Steamboat Company.
THE WEATHER.-In6!catiors for to-day:
Fair: warmer IN the interior. The temperature
yesterday: Richest. 60 degrees; lowest 46.