New-York tribune., 1905-06-02
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FRIDAY. JUNE 2, 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

7,.ena+cbes from Japan gave the
storv of the battle OF the sea Oh spiTs -
~ officers and men OF the ~ JAPAN @o+ad that the
6iSnat-i; from ST. petersburg sIateI ~ Tanan-
"a f1,in4r1Id after escaping from tiG md
- seet had run reef IN Nla1ill-lii N -rba pms
80 hee, scuttled by her crew. ,1-I..ol, oc-
mac peeit .er IzIin7rud is safe in VladiNosloA, az
5;nr 70 a dispatch from St Peter T2ear
= disnatch from Toxic announce . conning
= z,rj-sI Voelkersam was killed IN lILe No.
- oe bic IA sship in the recent paltie. -
1onanese dispatches report the loss W iI;,, some
the sailors OF the Russian meet ds i,, mac
seven thousand men ana olicets - Neeasali
o,n+ad for - a dispatch from ss,sod
+e+ad that three Russian vessels hau ,Sato W
ashore on the coast OF the province VI oSS5on
~ asIoI 1gne TOXIC correspondent OF Lonaon
newspaper reported that three ISussl',t. t son
@ - EaToa6a = II St Petersburg d sen
o+ionaI rnmor was current that France nau
agreed to ask the powers TO take ett foTn
1ion 10 esta blish peace - "A ulSpa p.t go
81 Petersburg said that the war par ,,aS
5;,g bard and that the Emperor had declared
that he would rather die than sign an Ie AZ
,ninious peace treaty. -. III az si.s 80 80
foneo announced his intention OF aWaruiIls @ e.e
esnanish medal of military merit TO the oiicIIs % 1
and men who were wounded or alslilor t', 'eu ~
The EXPLOSION of the bomb thrown at hliLi-
DONESTIC-The Lewis and Clark Exposition
~ portIard ore was opened. President Roose-
1=eIf starting the machinery from the Nhlte
TJousa and Vice-President Fairbanks represent
ing the President at the ceremonies at lie , eA
,1osi-ion grounds President Roosevelt mas
Saci6ed TO postpone the extra session or Con-
gress until after the fall elections ana 70 S1a1e &
result of the investigation Of the Loomls- -bo"eh
case Il is said in washington. VIII De the eA-
oneration of Acting Secretary Looms ana the
ecceptance of Minister Bowen's reslsna1oH
- Philadelphia councils unanimously re-
called the gas lease ordinance from mayor
weaver and ratified his appointnent Oh @ ul-
rectors - Charges Of attempted pripeIs
were made against employers by the union ieao-
ers in the teamsters' strike in Chlcago'
The President Of the Arkansas Senate at lhe
last session was arrested for alleged bribery.
,CTTY-Stoclks were weak. It was learned q
that the Frick committee report recommended
ennual payment instead of deferred dividend
payment policies. The taking of the CEN
eus OF Manhattan and The Bronx was begun
Complaints have been made of the i'm
pure air in the subway, and the Rapid Transit
Commission will Investigate the ventilation
r. Fulton Cutting filed his answer IN the
suit brought by Corporation Counsel Delany, al.
Iegtng defamation Of character. - The RAPID
Transit Board voted to defer action on the ap-
plication for additional tracks on the I'd and
Sd ave. lines until fall. - 1t was learned
that The death OF CAPTAIN Goddard would not
abate the prosecution of policy cases. -
DR. Alvah II. Doty announced that he would
begin his fight against the mosquitoes of Staten
Island next Monday. The winners at
Gravesend We're: 1, CZaraphine; ?. Champs
Elysees: g. Workman; 4. Flip Flap; 3. Palettai
g. InQuisitor
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair and warmer The teTnpera ture yesterday:
Highest, 60 degrees; lowest Do