New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-29
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TUESDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1904
THE NEWS THE MORNING.

FOREIGN-F1eid Marshal Oyama's effort TO
surn the Russian left under Rennenkampf, some
seventy miles east of Moukden, was resumed
yesterday morning; the Russian leaders report
ed q japanese repulse, but added that the action
continued; correspondents at Moukden minimize
The Importance OF the engagement. -= The
absence Of news from Port Arthur indicates
that the Japanese general assault has not been
successful; the Russian War Office received ad-
vices from Che-F'oo saving that the attack had
been repulsed With enormous japanese losses.
g. The Mayor OF Moscow, Prince Galitz!n, in
tends TO call q meeting Of the mayors OF all
Russian cities TO discuss reforms in municipal
government; the plan grew out Of the zemstvo
leaders meeting. - Russia has accepted the
invitation OF the United States TO conclude an
arbitration treaty the lines Of the recent
-Americau-FTench agreement. == The Pan
aman contentious IN matters aitectlng me
United States were laid before Secretary Taft
ct q conference IN Panama. == An attempt
to explode mine by a cOuntercharge in Ports
mouth Harbor resulted in the sinking Of two
British launches and the death Of two sailors.
g. case supposed TO be Of yellow lever
was discovered on a French schoolship at Ha-
Eana from Martinique. == The Cuban House
passed the bin prohibiting religious professions
IN the streets.
DOMESTIC-The Presidents homeward trip
from st. Louis has progressed unevenfully; he
expects TO arrive IN Washington this morning.
- a woman was arrested IN St. Louis for
Persisting IN an attempt to see the President TO
baint his portrait - The United States SD
preme Court upheld the validity Of the viii Of
D. B. Fayerweather, which bequeathed large
sums to colleges. 80 The British and Rus
- sian governments invited the United States TO
appoint a high ranking naval officer as mem
Der Of the court OF inquiry which is TO investi-
gate the attack on British fishermen by the
Russian Baltic feet 60 Senator Hale, Of
Maine declared himself strongly opposed TO
-, any revision OF the tariff. == An Australian
preacher attempted TO Kill Superior Judge Hib-
Z bard, Of California while the latter was on the
bench. - A bank in Oberlin. Ohio, closed
: after run caused by runlor that it held
Mrs c. l. Chadwicls note for large amount
CITY.-Stocks strong and active. The
Rev. Mr.. Wagner visited the Bowery Mission
and saw the Bread Line" =- A woman was
FOUND murdered in East Observation-Disclosures
1eenth-st., her skull crushed by an iron bolt
- The Municipal Art Society sent a memo
, rial to the Mayor asking that he prevent the
erection Of advertising signs in the subway
see that the city bring suit to abolish them
g. The Citizens Union City Committee met
g. President Randolph Of the Consolidated
Exchange made statement saying It should
supervise the books of its members. a
mother and daughter and a bride Of two months
and the best man at the wedding, were arrested
FOR shOplfting. =- The juror accused of ac-
cepting bride 10 influence the verdict in the
ODonnen viii case held and locked UP in
the Tombs. == 1t was decided yesterday that
Nan" Patterson must have new trial owing
TO the illness of q juror.
= THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day.
Cloudy and warmer. The temperature yester-
day: Highest, q degrees; lowest y.