New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-03

FoRFIGN.-Russian and japanese official dls.
patches confirmed the news that General n ort
has broken the Russian line OF deIeHCT eaS'
and southeast OF Liao-Yang; General huro-
natlin saws that his losses were heaNy' anu eA,
presses doubtful hope OF MS apiilIy 70 Geletau
his main position - Generdl huloAi > ~
port showed that two separate actions We're
fought simultaneously at points tWeht! SIN
miles apart, east and southeast or Lao i alig
The fghring began on Sunday and lasted I'LL
Monday noon Several Russian held guns We're
captured. - A dispatch from TOXIC SAID that
the Japanese after three days OF desperate
fighting had captured Shan-Tal- hoW, one OF
Port Arthurs important defences. = Al
najraI Skrydloff sent details Of the NladiVoStok
sauadrons raid; seven vessels were SUNK IacA
of coal being given as the reason for the 0e-
struction of the knight Commander.
The Russian government issued Statement =,
sarding the case of the Malacca, saying that
her liberation establishes no precedent IN the
wight of varships 10 search and seize neutral
vessels under certain condluons, ana winch
does not define the status of the ST. petersburg
and the Smolensk :" 1t was repoIt sTi iloIt.
St Petersburg that NJ Muranlel; tl Siiister
of Justice was likely TO be appointed dlIiSteL
IF the Interior. - Mrs Arthur Pagets thigh
was broken by fall in the elevator smart OF her
London home
,ONESTIC-Internal revenue receipts for the
last wear showed an increase of about SZ,Voo-
600 - Consul General Gummere reported 10
the State Department great unrest in MOROCCO
A wheat buying craze, induced py tHe
Northwest crop reports. has Struck the DlS
wheat trading centres, and the prices OF an the
features way Llp there IS tax OF 81 20 "Isat-
81 It was said in Washington that ORDERS
had been issued 70 Democratic workers 10 make
the Presidents personality the ch1eI issue IN
,ba cannnaien in an effort to becloud the real
questions for discussion. - Chairman Cortel-
Won announced in Chicago the members OF the
executive committee Of the Republican National
Committee. - It was said at Esopus that
George Foster Peabody would probably be the
treasurer of the Democratic National commit
tee we'll known Syracuse newspaper
man committed suicide in the Adlrondacks.
- 1t was stated authoritatVely IN W ASH
3ngton that further action against the peer
trust was not to be taken at this time; Attor-
new General Moody reported TO the President
the status Of the present case against the pack
ers - A government inspector visited the
stock wards al Chicago TO investigate strike
conditions - The will of Bishop Frederic D.
Huntington filed at Syracuse; nearly all or
the property left to the widow.
cITY-Stocks dull and lower. - Governor
Odeu conferred with local leaders about the
nomination for Governor. - Bryan lawyer
declared his intention Of voting for Roosevelt
- Mayor Mcclellan signed the franchise CIV
ing the Westchester Railroad Company the
right 10 cross certain streets in The Bronx
- a water tower demolished a cab in Broad
way on its way TO a fire in Munderlich's art
store The Union Railway Company de-
MED that protests of clergymen were RESPONSE
bic for the discontinuance of open Sunday eX-
cursion cars. Buildings Superintendent
Hopper made further plans for the eXamina-
ton Of elevator runners. == A woman passen-
ger the Minnehaha had only one gown, ball
dress. which she throughout the voyage:
her baggage consisted OF four cases of mineral
water. in which she bathed-
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Showers, followed by fair. The temperature
yesterday: Highest, % degrees: lowest, 40.