New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-03
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SATURDAY. DECEMBER 3. 1904.
THE vEWS THIs MORNING,

FOREIGN Hope of Port Arthur's relief Is
practically abandoned in -. Petersburg; Gen
eral Stoessel Is expected TO die fighting, ana the
varships ID The harbor will probably be SUM
before The fortress falls. General Stoessel &C
cording "a report from Toxic, attempted ~
retako 2n3- Metre Hill. but repulsed; sailors
were found among the Russian dead -
Sharp fighting is reported going on along me
positions on the Sllakhe brisk artillery aClioIi
having been begun the Russian right ana
centre: General Reunenkampfs cavalry mas
driven back the japanese from several positions.
and Russian attachments are salg [ 10 h@r
reached the Tai-Tse. =- Admlral Noelhcl
SANS division passed Perrin and headed for
Alden. two bst1 leships. two cruisers ana sever
5Asrro.ers with transports and golfers, were
eigbred Reni N Suar trihesnen made an
attach on the house Of W. g. Harris the CORE
spondent Of The London Times az Iahsiel a
guard was killed. discomfort IN Morocco Is III
Cressjne according 10 Sir Harry Maclean.
DOMESTIC Members Of Congress who ar
rived iu Washington expressed divergent views
ee 10 the desirabjlitr of tariff revision ---
senator Fairbanks. who arrived in Washington
n attend the session of Congress, announced
his intention to serve as a Senator until he
i-5,,e1I-efa5 as Vice President on March l.
- Lieutenant General Chafee was appoint
q grand marshal Of the ina guraton Gay pa
rade. President Roosevelt declined 10 m
rerferc in the strike Of steel workers at 1ouhes-
town. Ohio =- President Roosevelt, il was
announced at Cambridge had been elected chalr-
man Of committee Of Harvard graduates 10
act in an advisory capacity 10 the Harvard
Mission which promotes missionary work IN the
Far East. -- A receiver for Mrs. Cassie l.
Chadwick was appointed in Cleveland on appli-
cation Of three 1radesmen. =- Mrs. Gilbert
the aged actress, died in Chicago =- Eight
union miners were deported from the Telluride
district. in Colorado. -= II was denied on
high authority al New-Haven that the New
Haven Railroad Company was seeking control
Of the Lehigh coal and Navigation Company;
the freight embargo placed by the Pennsyl-
yania Railroad Company was explained by a
NeW-HaNen OfliCia. An aged couple were
killed in 2 gas explosion in their home in Mex
leo Ne =- The captain and cook who re-
lnained aboard the schooner Addie Jordan,
ashore At Saybrook Point. Conn. were rescued.
CITY.--Stocks strong and active. =--- over
eighteen persons were hurt in collision be-
tween 2 ferryooat and river steamer off West
ent--secoUd-St. -- Mrs Patton Noble was
hello for the grand jury, hut the charge against
her was changed to murder IN the second de-
gree -= Charles T. Murphy said Mayor Nc
Clellan WOULD h. Ten0minaIed next fall -=
lrregulari1y In q death certificate caused the
temporary stopping Of "A church funeral while
mass was being celebrated. ---- 4 burglar in
trying To escape from q building IN Fourteenth
~ fell through two skylighls and broke his left
leg. -- 4 crazy Armenian was killed in a
battle viii the police iu which fifty shots were
exchanged. -= Andrew Carnegie gave din
neT Tor former associates in the steel industry.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Ram or snow. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 80 degrees: lowest, 81.