New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
aetp1lork DsiIn G1ibrrsrs
SATURDAY. OCTOBER s. 1904.
TBE NEWS THIS MORNING.

v-0PrTGN-Four OF the Russian warshlps an Al
Port Arthur Il was reported IN TOXIC. 1a.ase Ies
been badly damaged by smells from tue me- sid ~
~ssC-a g1,ns and one of these vessels was salu - -
- S~vrSsci-e6 - General Hasegawa, VINO "a 2
Tsturning 10 Corea is expected either 10 olsD4lIo
te corean army Iop or pare STon n VIad1ostok said
that General KurOpatNn was 100 aIoTteS ~ ~ from
ssbs5ghai that the British steamer Slshan, VIZ ia
provisions for Port Arthur, ; nao DsSi con6ition
- Tananese 80 Lady Curzoh > co'l1le. 1,
again causes serious anK.ety ana .o on Special
cans returned TO Waimer Caste on edyaaTt SpT1IIt
trains - The Franco-Spanlsh ' asIees,lei,S c,;r,
relative 20 Morocco was signed al raa 3Sai
adheres 70 the Anglo-Freneh 5sted Oc-
sober said tnat there had been no seLlo-S -
sion Of Mont Pelee. - Eleven BelsIail - sS11. S
were killed by the explosion OF sheNs "'1'1'
being stored in q magazine
,oNsEsTTC-The funeral services for POST
,,ester General Payne were attended pg -S ELeSI
Sent Roosevelt and most OF the oInc4aIs l4I I5I ~
sngton. and the body was place,a On q eP0E;r- ~,
= -rs,,4s,,sDf Governor woodruff, Chairman Cor
seIJou and George R. Sheldon held cohIeI IelloeS
with President Roosevelt on lhe poIilcsl -;
-io- All of them expressing confidence OF VIC
COW IN New-YoFk State and the nauoh. -
FThs Massachusetts, Republican Slate NViINe I,
r,oriDated q ticket headed by Governor ,,, SotlI'
II Pafes adopted a platform indorSlng FEGsI-
dent Roosevelt and faVoring reclproCI1I,y mle.i -
foreign countries especially C9haoa, anu ,t.S,
10 speeches by Senator Loqge anu a. s -
General MOODY =- The Democrats OF Mas
sscbusetfs nominated William /. Douglas for
Governor and passed resolullons on ,,e made
several speeches IN Utah. and from Sait 3IHe Lahe
city went on Wyoming. - Ine oattLe9.iIp E III 7
Nebraska the latest and largest adultloh 10 u, t
,,a,yv Hvas launched at Seattle. Wash, ara silu
down the ways ahead Of time. - by iI IIe
provisions OF the will Of Professor Danel VII
ara Fisle the library Of Cornell University Is
enriched bv his rare Icelandic and Petrarcn COL
lections and funds amounting 10 S.fto'OVV. =
King Leopold Of Belgium was cr'tlclseu loa nc
s,,
held in connection with the International Peace
congress- IN Boston; important resolutions MeIe
Rdopted - The Archbishop of Canterbury
received a warm welcome from the people o.
boston al Faneuil Hall. where he made an az
dress; President Eliot OF Harvard ana Rlcharu
Olney also spoke
CTTY-Stocks strong -= Two armed men
tried 10 hold up a freight train in New-Jersey;
the engineer ran Il 10 the next station. IN spite
of revolver FIRE from men perched on the tender
- The attempt 10 get an injunction agalhsI
the Vanderbilt cup automobile race failed, and
an the cars were weighed in for to-day con
rest: a slight accident happened TO the Pope
Toledo car that ran into the fence on Monuay.
- Charles Emory Smith and Senator DepeW
smoke 70 a large Republican mass meeting IN
the Clermont Avenue Rink, in BrooKlyh- -
Governor Odel returned from St Louis. -
CONGRESSMAN Hill Of Connecticut spoke al one
of the Republican MONDAY meetings. -
Democrats did not like Parkers refusal TO make
q sDealxing campaign - A man was burned
n a crisp in a cellar FIRE IN FOrty-second-st-
caused by an explosion Of gas; there were t"o
other EpecLacul&r LreS. mayor 1dSNleileu
appointed Tax Commissioner John j. BRADY
Park Commissioner Of The Brcnx- TO succeed w
p Schnitt- === II was declared that the spot
tn Jerome-ave. where three persons were killed
50 an automobile accident was dangerous Io
sraflc: all the party had been drinking -
The winners at Morris Park were; FIRST race race
sidney c Love; second race. Candida; third
race Broadcloth: fourth race, Rapid water;
ffth race COnsuelo IL; sixth race. Black Socks
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day;
Fair and warmer. The tefnperatuIe yesterday
Highest, % degrees; lowest. A.