New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14

head Of the Anti-Pollcy Society. has broken down.
anu gwen up business Tor a time An operation
Of the humorst. Nan Patterson, who was not
leased on her own reCognizance. Police Commits
soner McAdoo retired hfty-Seven officers at one
stroke and broke all records in the history OF pO-
spectors' and ten captains, The Consolidated Gas
quarter. Gas stock has been badly hammered.
fJe TammanV Sana40r+ 81 ba5 F9itG in vc+iT1
against the S0-cenJ gas bin The Senators took it
the Tobacco Trust, and one of its men was held
5erna1 L2nor 9F Seti12s IN shIweg an f nqy
was flooded with immigrants, twelve thousand sor-
egners landing in twelve hours one day Retail
coal dealers organized to tight the Coal Trust
The statue Of Abram 5. Hewitt was unveiled in
the Chamber Of Commerce. Superintendent Hen
bricks of The State Department Of INSURANCE closely
questioned President Alexander of the Equitable
Life Assurance Society and James Hazen Hyde,
by that corporation The inquiry was conducted
secretly. An Equitable clerk was held in an al
Reports showed that the elevated and subway lines
are now carrying million passengers day
Whats the war newS2''
France has been explaining the visit OF the Rus
time the situation appeared threatening The jap jap
anese press accuses FPanGe OF r Fnr ba1f
with Togo. Toxic also asked Paris Why strieter
and in answer an Official statement was made pub
nc in Paris defining the position OF 5o TnG S ors
for the Russians than she would for the japanese
cited but expressed no doubt but that France was
doing I neutrality On lana Lno
Japanese are pushing the Russians back, having
repealed their attack near Yinge-Cheng sixty Rus-
SLAMS We're left dead the field"
I understand that many more Russians hava
been killed home"
There have been riots throughout the country
district of Russia. with considerable loss OF Hfe-
Some sixteen jews were slain at Zhttomir and
about hundred wounded At TfrdSpOI peasants
started general revolution rObbing the houses OF
the wealthy and burning estates. At kherson the
property of Prince LazaTe6 was set atre; MobS
terrorized the province of POltava- A policeman
Ekaterinburg was torn to pieces The zerrStVO
congress completed its plan for a national assem-
bly, and adjourned. A hundred Russians were re-
ported killed the Persian border BY lnsurrection-
'.The Kaiser. I see says that drink has helped
Emperor William. in addressing some high Of
fcers, spoke of the gravity of the yellow peril ana
said it might eudauser the Fatherland- According
w. he warned his soldiers against RuSSla'S weak
ness. Premier BalfOur. in the House OF COnrnanS.
said England and the English possessions were
now well protected from invasion Austria has
hit American insurance companies hard in demand
Braun. the American special immigration inspector
to Hungary arrested ut Budapest, charged
with threatening q police detective
sam Shubert. the theatrical manager. L read.
died from the burns received il that Harrisburg
railroad wreck" said Busy Man
His death unexpected. II was first thought
he would recover. Others who died last week
Croker: Frederick J. De PeysJer the lawyer of this
city and member of old kuiCkerbocker fam
lily; Washington Duke. the tobacco manufacturer;
DR.. o. w. Nixon literary editor for many years OF
The Chicago Inter Ocean and the Rev. D.
Charles F. Willard. OF Brooklyn