New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-01
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE l, 1904.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Chinese who arrived at New
Chwaug from Port Arthur said that the sltua-
ton IN the fortress was desperate FOOD Delhg
scarce and the hospitals packed with wounded
=-= japanese troops occupied Dalny on May
30 and found much valuable property left intact
by the Russians. who fed after the capture OF
Nnn-Shan. - Official dispatches received at
81. Petersburg told OF battle at a point on the
railway on May 30 IN which a japanese sguac.
ron WAS almost Rnnihilated by a detachlnent OF
mounted infantry. - A japanese gunoqit
and two torpedo boat destroyers were reported
sunk by the fire from Port Arthurs forts While
an attempt was being made 10 block the ohanheI
on May IS: the report came from Moukden.
== Admiral Togo made a successful recon
noissance OF Port ArthuTs shore detencesi ne"
forts have been built on Lao-Teai-Shan; gun
boat was struck by q shell, which killed petty
officer and wounded three men. - A dispatch
from Tlentsin said that Russian brigade
was reported TO be marching from Tashi-Chan
on Kin-Chow. and that division would follow
in an attempt TO relieve Port Arthur 81
Petersburg denied the report
DOMEsTIC.-Representati made on IN
structions from the State Department by Am
bassador Porter and the presence of the Anerf-
can feet at Tangier led France to promise 10
her good offices TO effect the release OF
Perdicarls President Roosevelt decided
10 go TO Oyster Bay on July 2, and there receive
notification OF his nomination: - me oe e.t
tary OF the Treasury again dismissed the claim
OF J. w Parrish & Co for slsneS fo I ice ' Gi,
preme Court upheld the constitutionality OF the
TAX oleomargarine. - in decision saying
shat trial by jury is lawfully withheld IN me
Pbtlppines the United States Supreme Court
tIuheld the power OF Congress 10 legislate TOT
The islands - The Illinois Republican state
Convention reconvened at Springfield; the dead
lock was unbroken and Yates retained his lead
- Members Of the Troy Municipal Improve
Tnent Commission were served with an injunc-
fion granted by Supreme Court Justice Herrick
restraining them from acting as members OF the
commission on the ground that the law under
which they were appointed by Mayor hogan Is
unconstitutional. 60 Reports received at
Cslens Falls show that there is much resentment
IN the Adirondacks over the destruction OF
camps on State lands and the appropriation or
The camp property by forest wardens acthg
,lrSer the orders OF the Forest, Fish and Game
Commission Chief Judge Alton b. Parker
addressed the students Of the Albany Law
School 80 Senator Quay was buried at
Beaver, Penn
. CITY-Stocks were dull and lower. - Ihe
cancelling of a good thing contract MADE II
,,ossible To finish the clearing Of Forty second
81 by Monday -= s Mum, Son q Co, the
well known cotton house, announced their sus-
pension due 10 the unexplained absence OF lher
head ana trusted clerk; II was believed lhe
firm would resume soon. === {. r. Murphy
returned from Atlantic City; he said he did no-
authorize "a close friend" TO speak for HIM
50 John r. Platt sued Hannah Elias for
100000 alleging that she got II from him by
fraud -- Twelve persons were hurt IN d sun
face car crash on the Brooklyn Bridge
TIE WFATHER.-Indications for to-day:
Rain. brisk easterly winds. The temperature
yesterday: Highest. GO degrees; lowest on