New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28
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TUESDAY, JUNE %, 1904.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORFIGN-General Kurokrs army has
moved rapidly west and northwest on Lao
Yang ana Haf-Cheng. Mao-Ilen Pass Is re-
ported held by the japanese VINO turned tne
Russian right. 80 No definite advices nave
been received IN st. Petersburg regarding the
Russian losses in the naval battle on June Lo'
hut the authorities seem disposed to admit the
sinking Gripping Of three Warships. -
Chinese arriving at Che-FOo said that the Japa-
nese bombarded Port Arthur on June %, many
shells falling in the town. - Inc !.i
steamer AllantOn, captured by the NladlVostoK
squadron has been condemned by a prize court
the vessel and cargo have been cohnscateo.
- There was TumOr that the BODY OF Kent
LOOMS had been washed ashore near Cher-
bCurg, but the report lacked confirmation. -
Thirty-three persons were drowned by an ac-
cident IN a Big water main near kingston,
Jamaica. 80 Baron Won Specht, the Prusslah
Court Chamberlain, was killed in an automobile
accident; Prince Adolf % Schaumoerg- Lippe
holding with France that a simple apology Is
not sufficient for the insult TO Minister
DONESTIC.-Judge Charles z. Magoon was
appointed general counsel Of the Panama Canal
Commission. 60 The forty second convocation
Of the University of the State or New YORK
opened with addresses by Whitelaw Reid, the
chancellor Of the Board Of Regents, and Henry
NJ AacCracken. chancellor of New-York Univer-
eity. == Elihu Root, ex-Secretary Of War, de-
lvered the address to the seniors at Yale, winch
was the feature of the class day exercises. -
The First National Bank of Saratoga was closed;
w. II. Bockes, recently cashier Of the bank, was
said to be missing. -= An explosion or IRE
works in Philadelphia caused the death OF three
persons and the injury Of half dozen more.
60 Senator German, Colonel Guffey and ex-
Senator Smith held a conference with John r.
Mclean in Washington. - The Congress
Merchant Marine Commission met IN Detroit
and Representative GrosvenOr told the Chamber
of Commerce of that city that subsidies had
built the town - The Prohibition National
Convention meets in Indianapolis to-day.
CITY.-Stocks dull and irregular. - Brick
layers threatened to go on strike in the subway
and delay the opening If their demands for
higher wages were not granted. - Tammany
claimed Herman Rider as q supporter Of Nc
Clellan. 80 Ex-Mayors Walsh, Fiske and
Dillon united TO fight David 3. Hill. - Gus
toms officials seized Oriental goods worth 5000
concealed in various parts of the steamship
1ndrawadi. - Frank L. Stewart, who is sup
posed TO know something about the disappear
ance Of Henry Baxter Kingsley, held in
$4,000 bail - A mystery at the Astor House
was revealed by the receipt Of a letter saying
- Facts were learned about the career OF
William II. Ellis, who was travelling with Kent
J. LOOMS when he disappeared. - Edward
G. Glennon, the former wardnan, acquitted
OF wilful neglect Of duty in failing to suppress
an alleged disorderly house. - The winners
at Sheepshead Bay We're: !, Britisher; 2, Tepee;
3, Tongorder; 4, Dolly Spanker; 8. Dalesman;
6. Gay LiZette
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Partly cloudy. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 81 degrees; lowest, 6S.