New-York tribune., 1904-10-24
Ariui1ork DaiIp 0ribrnrs
MONDAY. OCTOBER "a, 1904
TRB NEWS THIS MORNING.

TOREIGN-The Baltic squadron, according
20 dispatches from Hull Aired on the fishing
1eet from that port, TWO hundred miles of
6purn Head; one steam trawler was sunk, an
other IS reported destroyed, several were dam
aged. two men were killed and many others OF
the crews were wounded; no motive for the at
lack "a known. =- The Russian squadron was
reported OF Dover and Eastbourne; no torpedo
boats were sighted there, but Lioyds reported
lour Of these craft of St GATHERINGS Point, ap-
persntly boarding a steamer bound east. ==
There Is practically no change in the situation
81 Northern Manchuria adyices from MOuk-
den say that both armies are intrenching, and
that sharp skiTmishes along the front continue;
there Is 2 rumoT OF q wide Russian turning
movement westward. but IL lacks confirmation.
- dispatch from Che-FoO reports the
rapture by the japanese of trenches and a small
hill near Rihlung-Shan; a general assault is eK-
pected soOn. === Prince Ching has postponed
the enforcement or the Chinese trade mark
law, IN view OF many protests. = Prince
FuShma. special imperial envoy to the St Louis
Exposition. sailed for the United States from
Yokohama Minister Griscom and the legation
stan were present al MS departure - Ihe
Pope, IL is said. attributes the action of the
French Deputies in uphoicing II. Combess pol
icy 10 the influence Of the Free Masons: sur
prise at the Premier's large majority was eX-
l pressed at the Vatican.
DOMESTIC.-Dispatches intended for George
F. Parker, chief Of the literary bureau OF the
National Democratic Committee. which had
come into the hands OF officials at Washington
indicated that the agent of the committee sent
10 Panama 10 seek information had attempted
= Ia letter 10 Secretary Taft, Governor
Wright 9f the Philippines. showed that Judge
Parker had been greatly Uisled in statements
ne has made in regard to conditions IN those ISL
snds. -= The Rev. Dr Edward Osborne was
yonsecTated Bishop Coadjutor Of Springfield, III.
AZ Boston. - II said at Boston that
Bishop O'Conneli. OF Portland. Me likely
20 become coadjutor TO Archbishop Williams. Of
Boston. -= The japanese Minister al Wash
iugton declared that the visit q Prince FuEhina
had been planned last spring. and had no bear
ing present conditions. --= Three men were
killed in a head-On collision near Natchez. -=
Eighteen persons We're hurt in a trolley
collision near Worcester. Mass. =--- II was
learned IN Albany that Mrs. p p. Gavit. daugh-
Ter OF Anthony \. Brady. had lost bag
tanning Jewelry worth S25.O0O iG the Grand Cen
tral Station IN this city on Friday.
CTTK-Andrew Carnegie. John Morley and
British delegates 10 the Iron and Steel Institute
convention arrived on the Celtic; the Bessemer
ghe opening session OF the Steel and Iron In
stitute. The Democratic National Com
Haittee gave out weak statement claiming the
election. but giving no figures. =- Republican
leaders are delighted with the showing of the
registration figures. A woman who left
her home 20 be married was found unconscious
fn Jerome ave the man who was be her
husband was arrested. == Eugene V Dehs
addressed q Socialist mass meeting at the
Academy c. Music. -= Superintendent Nor
gan said that many men had registered in the
names Of dead men. == Three overdue At
lsnfic liners reached port. == a new icOnostas
WIS consecrated IN the Greek Church Cathedral
81 Nicholas by Bishop Tikhon.
THE WEATHER.-Indications for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest. -
degrees; lowest 43.