New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-22
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FRIDAY, JULY % 1904.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-The Malacca left Port Said in
charge Of "A Russian crew for 4 Russian port.
- The British fleet is gathering al AleNan-
dria; several vessels have sailed from the island
Of Malta 10 join it, -= Russia is said 10 be
willing 10 release the Malacca. provided the
British government gives assurances that the
vessel carries only government stores. -=- The
Russian volunteer feet continues patrol the
Red Sea; French vessels pass unchallenged.
49, report from Tashi-Chiao by way of
lsao-Yang had il that the Japanese had broken
through the Russian line and were marching
General Count Keller in an attack on the Jap
anese was reported from Liao-Yang. - Cen
cral kuroki was said at Liao-Yang TO be SUI
fering from malaria and following his army in
sumed his advance beyond hai-Ping. and The
Russians expect 4 battle. 80 Reports from
Port Arthur up to July II showed that the Jap
anese torpedo boats attached 90 the feet there
were constantly sctive. -= Russia has al
owed NJ for immediate improvements
IN the Siberian Railway. - The British
Tibetan expedition is now within ninety-two
miles OF Lhasa-
DoMEsTIC.-President Roosevelt has COM
pleted the speech he wilt deliver to the notifca-
fion committee of the Republican National Con-
Nention on July "a; he will return TO Nashil.g-
ton on July 2S - Bryan issued a summons
10 all radical Democrats asking that they work
with him for gogernn;> =: ownership of RAILROADS
- James K. Jones. chairman OF the Demo
cratic National Committee. issued a car for
meeting TO be held next Tuesday. -
Chief Judge Parker was reported TO be much
pleased with the article Of ex-President Cleve-
1anC lEQoTstnS MS cSOlOllaCys William r Silet-
han returned to Esopus; il was said there that
81 believed that there was still possibility
OF German consenting TO serve as chairman OF
the national committee. - Missouri Demo-
Gratis in State convention nominated Joseph w.
Folk for Governor. - Preparations were
made SO that the big packing houses in Chicago
viii begin full operations to-day. the strike
having lasted just ten days. go The Fall
River manufacturers voted TO open the mills on
Monday and TO give the operatives who desire
r. chance TO work; the employees showed much
bitterness. - Some OF the property of Citi-
Genet was involved in Will by a relative
at Troy, N. Y.
CITY.-Stocks We're irregular closing lower.
g. Elihu Root had a conference with Gov
ernor Odell, and there a revival of talk
that Mr.. Root may consent TO take the Re
publican nomination for Governor of New-York.
- There talk that friends of Judge
Parker would insist on the selection Of William
I. Sheehan chairman of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee, while Thomas Taggart was
known still TO be a candidate for the place. 49,
-Four persons were hurt, one probably fatally,
in another grade crossing automobile accident,
this near Coney Island. - 1t Was day
Of harbor accidents, three vessels being injured:
the crew Of the burned ship Creedmoor reached
the city and told of one of their number burning
30 death - Two hundred wild animals We're
put in terror by fire at Coney Island: the
crowd of spectators Were horror stricken. -
Senator Thomas f. Grady talked at length about
graft" at a hearing before the Mayor the
new street sprinkling ordinance - Governor
Odell visited Coney Island; he was one OF an
audience that fight among BOnaVita's
lions.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day: Oc-
casionai showers and thunderstornls, with mod
crate temperature. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, SO degrees; lowest, 6s,