New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-16
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SUNDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1904.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Russian retreat and the
japanese pursuit continue; Field Marshal
Oyama reports that most Of huropatkin's troops
have been driven north OF the Shakhe River,
after hard fighting; the battle still continues,
bur the japanese believe the Russians cannot
make stand south OF the Hun. - Field
Marshal Oyama estimates the Russian losses at
over 10000 two thousand Russian dead, he
says. were left on the field after the battle on
Friday; a great quantity Of ammunition ana
many rifles have been taken by the japanese.
and General Kurok reports the capture OF ten
guns. 49, Sarah Bernhard was injured by
being struck IN the eye by piece OF glass az
Aachen: she has cancelled her engagements in
Bremen and Hanover - Adyices from Paris
say that officials are inclined to believe that the
Triple Alliance may be dissolved. 80 A re-
port that Lord Miner would soon succeed LORD
Curzon as Viceroy OF India vas dscredited IN
London. = The Moroccan government has
given orders that after November the trade
81 fOOdstuffs from port TO port VIII be stopped.
- The question Of church and state viii
come Up in the approaching session OF the
French Chamber: It is believed that the Deputies
viii sustain the action Of n. Combes; the pro
posed income tax and the management OF the
navy are also likely TO rouse bitter discussion.
DoMEsTIC-PIesident and Mrs. Roosevelt
went 70 Valley Forge TO attend the wedding OF
Miss Rebekah p. Knox, daughter OF Senator
Knox ==== -Four artillerymen were killed and
seven wounded by the bursting OF mortar AT
Fort Banks, Boston Harbor- - hoteI IN
which forty non-union men were sleeping was
blown up by dynamite at Glassport Penn. -
Il was learned that four ives were lqst by the
Wrecking Of three masted schooner near High
land Light. on Cape Cod. on Friday night many
other disasters were reported in New-Engiand
60 Ex-Governor Alonzo B. Cornell died at his
home in Ithaca. y Y Judge Parker spoke
on the Philippine question before delegations Of
the Avon Beach Club and the Parker Independ-
ents' Club at Esopus. - 1t was announced in
Columbus that the Pennsylvania lines now held
controlling stocks OF the Hooking Valley. 80
One man was killed IN fire which threw seven
hundred men out OF work in a collery near
Shamokin, Penn. - Fifteen persons were
injured IN a wreck in Colorado.
CITY-Transactions IN the stock market were
on a heavy scale. and the advance in prices con-
tinued. 49, Richard Van Colt gave bail on a
charge Of colonization. There was anoCher
day OF lively registration. - The survivors
Of the Slocum disaster formed organization
70 take measures TO prevent another similar dis
sEter == a man was run over and killed by
n Delancey-st. hoTSecar. -= Large crowds at
tended the Republican MONDAY meetings 49,
Mayor Mcclellan, Health Commissioner Oar
iington and Water Supply Commissioner Oakley
inspected the Croton watershed. - Secretary
Shaw spoke on the tariff at Trenton. = The
Columbia football team was defeated by AM
he1st at American League Park, u to o. -
The winners at Morris Park were: 1, Jim Beat
tie: ,. Good and Plenty: 3. Artful; 4. DArkle
2. Strafhene: g. Carbuncle.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for tb-iay:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest 81
degrees: lowest -