New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-24
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TUESDAY, NAY q, 1904.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Runors at St. Petersburg said
that land assault had been made at Port
Arthur, in which fifteen thousand Japanese and
three thousand Russians were killed or wound
ed; there was no confirmation OF the reports.
- The report that the Bogatyr had been
blown up was confirmed: the cruisers position
on the rocks made it impossible TO save her, and
after her guns had been removed she was de-
stroyed. =- An explosion on The battleship
Orel killed ten men and seriously damaged the
nesSei; - ihussiatS VINO reached Che-f 90
from Port Arthur said that two japanese tor
pedo boats and a gunboat were sunk by fire
from the forts May 20 and repeated the
statement that a second japanese battleship had
been damaged by torpedo 60 The Chinese
sn Manchuria are reported 10 be well armed and
eager 10 rise AGAINST Russia and General Ma is
said to be in constant communication with the
fandft leader To,iisan Three hundred
sick and wounded men from General Kuroki's
army reached Toxic. == Fffty-three Filipinos
We're massacred by Moros in Aindanao on May
rupture by refusing 10 send a charge d'affaires
10 Rome but President Loubet expressed a de-
s.re for better church and state relations
DOMESTIC.-The Hearst boom has collapsed
3n Ohio, and conservatives viii be in control at
the Democratic State Convention -= Alfred
Manierre. Of this city: a. a. Hopkins. Of Hor-
nellsville, and a. g. WOlfenbarger. of Lincoln.
Neb, are the favoTites for the Prohibition nom
snation for President. President Poose-
Welt left Washington Cor Groton, Mass. 10 at
tend the commencement exercises of the school
ct which Theodore, jr.. and Kermit Roosevelt
ere pupils. == Governor Odell left Albany for
New York where he will sail for Europe to-
cay: he refused TO make any statement in ref
erence TO reports 10 candidates for the Re
publican nomination for Governor. 60 Sew
enty-iiVe freight handlers employed by the
-New-Gork, New-HaVen and Hartford Railroad
Company struck at Fall River. Ernest H
1iurd, a Yale senior. was temporarily enjoined
from calling on wealthy and aged widow Of
New Haven. == Hot words We're used in the
Presbyterian General Assembly, in Buffalo, over
40 divorce question: the committees report
enionns ministers from marrying divorced
persons WAS adopted == Divorces were
granted AZ Newport TO Mrs. Sybil w Hoffman
y ife Of J. Ellis Hoffman, and Charles /. Rob-
ell. 81 New-York City.
tIT0.-Stocks were strong. The police
iaade twenty-seven raids on places alleged TO
De- poolrooms - District Attorney Jerome
subpunaed Western Union officials in John
Doe proceedings in the pOoroom Investigate
- J. b. Mcdonald assured the aldermen's
railroad committee that the Port Chester road
would be built if the application was granted
= James NJ. Waterbury, jr. went TO the
Iistrct Attorneys Office in answer to a sub
poelia issued in the Garfield gambling investi-
sauon - Police Commissioner McAdoo an
nouneed that he will lay out routes by which
hutofnoblles can reach the ferries and have the
routes guarded by patrolmen TO prevent auto
ihoplllsts from being attacked by rowdies. --
a man and two women robbed and assaulted
passengers IN SpTing-st. crosstown car 80
ne winners AT Morris Park were J. Dapple
s1oid: :, hhorasan 3. Oriskany; T. Savable; s.
Zee Ridley; s, HurstbOuIne.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for To-day.
5alr' preceded by showers in the early morning
Inc temperature yesterday: Highest ~ de-
erees; lowest, 60