New-York tribune., 1904-05-30

MONDAY, NAY so, 1904.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Thirty-fiv hundred Japanese
killed wounded and five hundred Russian
dead left on the field are the revised japanese
estimates OF the losses sustained IN the battles
of Kin-ChOw and Nan-Shan. =- Almost all
Inhabitants OF Dalny have left the town. and
preparations have been completed to destroy
the piers on the approach of the japanese.
whose scouts were reported near. Russian
warship, thought 10 be the Bayan- was reported
IN Talien-Wan Bay. and her capture by the
Japanese was thought probable -= Lao
Yang a6TiceS said that the Chinese merchants
were preparing to leave the town. and that
there was talk Of a Chinese movement against
the Russians; the price OF food has been raised.
DOMESTIC.-Plans for the Joint army and
militia man9uVres at Manassas. Va, have been
made by General Corbin providing for two
camps of supposedly hostile forces. - Com
mGnicatfons 10y the President warmly praising
the bravery of the officers and men of the bat
tleship Missouri the occasion of the recent
ment. == The jury in the Gillespie murder
case at Rising sun, Ind after forty-two hours
deliberatiOn. failed TO agree, and discharged.
- That the bob white, or common quail. is
the best friend Of the farmers Is the conclusion
of the ornithOlogists, who have compiled statis-
tics I'm regard to the weed seeds consumed and
WORMS destroyed by these birds DR..
George Grif1th. Superintendent Of Public Schools
in Utica II was announced from that city was
drowned in Honnedasa Lake in the Adiron-
dacks Saturday. == The Rev. DR. Nehe-
mah Boynton. of Detroit, delivered the ann-
versary address Of the graduating class of the
Yale Divinity School. - Fourteen families
made homeless by a fire in Three Rivers.
Mass.
CITY.-SiX Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern piers were destroyed by a Sl,cOO.oOo fire
that threatened HObOken. - The piers and
water front and the roofs OF buildings from the
Battery TO Harlem We're crowded by spectators
of the Hoboken fire. == Charles +. Murphy
has determined to push the candidacy of Mayor
Mcclellan for the Presidency. - The finding
Of two hats and 2 coat IN capsized yacht led
the police TO believe that two men had been
drowned. - Archbishop Farley laid the
cornerstone of Catholic church for Italians in
Port Chester, and delivered message from the
Pope. 80 The house Of an Italian merchant I'm
Brooklyn, who had received letters demanding
money and making threats. partly wrecked
with dynamite - A boy who made a wager
that he could ride his bicycle around the string
piece Of pier was drowned in trying TO per-
form the feat t-- boy whowas leaning out of
a southbound surface car TO reach a woman's hat
was struck and instantly killed by a northbound
car. - United States Supreme Court Justice
Brewer spoke from the pulpit of the Fifth Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church. A demented
laborer knelt and prayed on each of the steps
leading TO St. Patricks Cathedral several times
- Policemen in a rowbOat rescued the occu-
pants Of two launches which had been wrecked
in Little Hell Gate
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair, followed by showers in the afternoon or
evening. The temperature yesterday: Highest
76 degrees; lowest IS