New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

FOREIGS.-AIr Balfour opened the autumn
campaign IL Edinburgh: in his speech ne SAID ne
was 10 prOtectiOnst and he could not remain lhs
leader q his party II protection were aaoptec-
The Russians were II the dark as 70
where their foes were forming lines near Mouk-
den and q great battle Is not believed 20 pe IN
rrinenr - The Russian cruiser Bayan was
reported 70 be OF Shanghai, but Il was not pc
lieved AZ St Petersburg that she had succeeoe3
in breaking through ths Japs5lese s 5.45 a.
Port Arthur. =- Details OF Lne ngnLl4s ID a. a.
Porr Arthur between September 10 and y show
great bravery on both sides a forlorn hope OF
Russians recapIurlng hign AiI from tns -
anese and receiving q proclamation OF thanks
from General Su0esseL - Another Russian
steamer, used IN clearing mines al the entrance
ol Port Arthur Earbor. struck q mine on sep
reruber 20 and sank - Mrs. and Miss Letter
reached Dover, England. and took a special
rraiu for y amer Casue, WneEe LAD! NuI1o-i
was reported 70 Be making SATISFACTORY progress
- Ambassador Mccormick VIII sail for home
nl October "a ard expects 10 be away from St
PshsrsbUrg six weeks. - Frederick Auguste
R9rfh0Idi fhe French sculptor OF the statue
of Liberty. on Bedlow's Island, is seriously III
with tuberculosis. and hope OF his recovery has
ported from Alden, Arabia. 70 have attacked and
robbed the Ogadain tribe, killing six hundred
men - The Norwegian bark Sir John Lau-
renee, from London. struck sunken rocks on the
coast OF Norway, and the crew of fourteen men
were su drowned
DO1IESTIC-HOpe for the recovery Of Post
master General Payne has been abandoned, and
death. his physicians say may occur al any
moment - The thirteenth International
peace conference ooered n Boston; Secretary
hay welcomed the delegates IN behalf Of the
President. and the Bishop Of Hereford respond
ed. - The funeral Of Senator George F Hoar
was held AZ Worcester. Mass; thousands hon
cred the dead statesman - Senators Fair
banks ana Fulton were enthusiastically greeted
af the opening Of their California campaign
- Six men we're buried by the caving in OF
mine n Georgia - By the explosion OF a
powder nil IN Delaware two men were killed.
- New-York Day az the 81. Louis exposi-
ton was appropriately celebrated - II was
announced a. Hartford. Conn, that by the viii
of Miss Maria Terry, who died IN Venice re-
Gently, the Hartford Hospital would receive
about $4,000 - J. z Scheruerhorn issued
a statement ar LenOx saying that his son Amos
was operating the aUto1Obils oS Hugh Gurney
when II vas held " Tor speeding
CTTT-Etocks active and strong - Ex-
Judge Parker refused 70 express an opinion on
the right o. the negro 70 vote under the Con-
EtitutiOn- - Cochran. Hearst and TOW-ne
were named for Congress. ~ A subway train
Tan fE0n the CRY Han 70 Nlnety-EiXth-Et in
ten minutes. - The C0rouer's Jury, fnquiring
into the fatal Arrorney-st. IRE. returned q YER
diot censUrlng the Tenement House and Build
tlgB Department FL A former first assistant
of Thomas A Edison died from injuries
received IL experimenting with X rays and
0lher lights. == Rear Admiral Rodgers re-
tired. and Rear Admiral COghlan took command
The case Of the murder o. NcNaIiy, IN Brook
lyn. returned verdict that the slayer was IN
Known - The winners AZ Morris Park were:
4 Liberia; ?. Bedouin; 3, Sandria; 4. Ostrich;
d 1rapper, and 8 Thistle Heather.
TIE WEATEER--Indications for to-day:
EaiE- The Temperature yesterday: Highest 81
oeBreess lowest 4a