New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
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TUESDAY. OCTOBER IS. 1904.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The japanese have been COM
PEELED 10 fail back along the entire line on Ihe
shakhe River. according % a dispatGh Toh P',n
Sfoukden. the determined attacks OF the hus-
SLAMS finally breaking the centre OF their op-
ponents the losses on both sides being extremely
heavy. - Accordi z 10 aovices from Generai
Ol1u's headquarters. the Japanese captured La
Tnu-rfng, where the Russian right made It's
last stand, on Saturday. but Okus left column
was iercely attacked oa sunday. the Russians
being repulsed six times. with heavy iosses-
- Reports from Toxic OF an unoincial char
ecter stated that the Japanese advance contin-
sied and that General Oku was operating 70
cut OF the Russian line Of retreat along the
railroad. -= Advices from Toxic say that the
Russian warships at Port Arthur are sunering
severely from the Japanese fire. but that no
attempt at a sortie mas been made.
DoNESTIC.-President Roosevelt surnmarily
dismissed Robert S. Rode, head OF the steamboat
inspection service here, and steps we're taken
toward the removal Of Dumont and Barrett
the other inspectors found guilty or negligence
IN regard 10 the Slocum disaster. - The
United States Supreme Court made its decree
against North Carolina final in the suit
brought by South Dakota 10 have certain re-
pudiated bonds Of the former State declared
valid. - Secretary Shaw and Congressman
Iittsuer addressed a large crowd at Saratoga,
while Senator Fairbanks and Lieutenant Gov
ernor Higgins spoke at Troy. - DAVID b
Hill began his campaign tour in Indiana, speak
ing at Indianapolis. where he repeated Judge
ParkeT's gross misstatement OF the cost OF the
PHILIPPINES. - Mr.. Bryan spoke five times on
the fifth day Of his speechmakng in Indiana.
CITY.-Stocks we're strong and active. ==
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rick candidate for Governor, spoke, proved
hZzle. -- The attempt TO elect successor to
the late President Rogers OF the Board Of Edu-
cation failed. neither faction being able to poll
the twerty-four votes necessary to a choice
One man was killed and the lives Of
many others were endangered In an elevated
road accident =- Details for the formal
opening OF the subway were made public: TO
prevent a crush It was decided not 10 allow the
general public to ride until midnight Of Octo-
her p. - One Of the speakers at Madison
Square Garden said Parker's Philippine ut
terances had made the defeat OF the Democrats
certain = IN a brief talk, ex-Justice Her
rick intimsbed that he was far from confident
as to the outcome. -= Elections Superin-
tendent Morgan replied TO Tamrnany's protest
against his efforts 10 stop colonzing and iue-
gal registration and voting. =- The receiving
ship Hancock caught fire ana burned several
hours at the navy yard; there were signs OF
tncendiarism- Epidemic OF diphtheria
breaks oGt in Brooklyn schools - Albert
e Twining. former director of the First Ma
ttonal Bank Of Asbury Park. was sentenced TO
ak years imprisonment. -= An unidentified
woman was burned 10 death; another woman
was arrested. charged with causing her death
BY throwing lighted lamp at her. - The
winners 81 Jamaica; !. Trapper: 2, sails: 3,
Oloten; 4. Dolly Spanzer; 3 Juvenaga: g. Tide
THE WEATEER.-Indications for to-day:
Fair and warmer. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, IS degrees; lowest. &C.