New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-07
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SATURDAY, NAY z, 1904.
TIRE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-A japanese army landed at
Pitsu-Wo and Cape Terminal on the Lao-Tung
Peninsula. seized the railroad and cut the tele-
graph lines. isolating Port Arthur. - Th"
japanese report OF the invasion OF the Lao.
Tung Peninsula said that the landing was prac-
tically unopposed. a few coast patrols being
scattered by shells from the warships which
accompanied the transports. -= Minister
Griscom, at Toxic, sent word that the japanese
had disembarked at Kin-Chow, on the west
coast OF the peninsula, about forty miles north
OF Port Arthur. and another dispatch said that
troops had gone ashore at Port Adams, oppo-
site Pitsu-Wo. == Large reinforcementS nave
reached the Russian army the Yalu, and
news OF heavy fighting is expected at 81. Peters
been made with French banks for an issue Of
Sl00.000.000 Russian Treasury per cent I'VE
year bonds; there viii be no public supscIlp-
ton. Eight hundred Tibetans attacked the
British camp at Gyangtse and were repusea
with heavy loss; the British had only two sepoys
wounded. - The Acre dispute has broken out
Rfresh in a critical form. Peru refusing 10 with
draw her troops from the territory claimed by
force. 80 France has decided 10 reject, both
IN substance and form, the protest made by
the Vatican against President Louee[S Xlsit
deck Rousseau, the former French Premier
was reported 10 be reassuring.
DoMEsTIC.-Seeretary Shaw will sign the
10000 900 warrant in payment for the Panama
Canal to-day. and deliver il TO ]. p Morgan d
Co. on Monday. - The Colorado Republican
Convention was held in Denver. and a platform
was unanimously adopted indorsing President
Roosevet's administration. == The Demo-
cratic State Convention of Connecticut adopted
the unit rule and voted to instruct for CHEZ
Judge Parker after hot fight - The Demo-
cratic convention was held in President Nc
Kinley's old Congress district and elected Hearst
delegates for ST. Louis. 60 The four ltallailS
arrested on suspicion OF being connected with
the double murder at Angelica, n. Y, were de-
clared TO be murderers by Chief Detective Tay-
lor OF Buffalo go Fire did damage amount
ing to $4,000 at Thousand Island Park. -
The annual report OF State Superintendent Hen
bricks life, casualty, credit and mortgage
guarantee insurance was made public at Al
hany z= An eleven months drouth was
broken in NeW-MeXico by 4 copiOus fail or rain
CITY.-Stocks were dull and firm. - Three
alarms were sent in for fire IL ProctoT's one
hundred and-twenty-ffth Street Opera House
while the performance WAS going on; an audi
ence OF LOO got out with little excite
nent and injury. == Flremen were burned
In fighting a five alarm fire which burned four
buildings in East Eighty-eighth-st. == The
Port Chester Railroad Company filed the map
fed before Examiner Alexander that he be-
ieYed Frank II. Ray sold out the market On
him" at the time Of the cotton market crash
which caused the failure Of .. J. Sully a. Co.
GoOdwyn's counsel announced that his
client would press charges against DIR. Woodend.
charges of Captain r Norton Goddard against
Magistrate Baker. 80 Mrs. Ladenburg, who
Is being sued by her groom, told jury all about
horses and horsemanship. = Suit was begun
10 have H. Archie Pell removed as the trustee
~ property turned over to him by Alexander
Mercer Pell. =- The Health Department dis
covered that fraudulent vaccination certificates
we're being issued for children 10y physicians and
aispensaTies.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair and warmer. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 20 degrees; lowest. 3D.