New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-30
Nrtprark DAILY Qtsbaste
MONDAY OCTOBER 30, 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS developments brought
the Russian crisis nearer; disaftection mas ~ a..
10 the troops, and doubt of the loyalty % 'ie
Yn,rerfal fx,1ard is expressed. == A Slrlke oL
telesraphers hampered the transmission OF news
from the provinces; the medgre aoNlces shoMeu
Improvement in the situation tne go.eaii az
of several cities restored order by conceoilS the
popular demands: two bloody encounters were
reported from Odessa - Mr. Edoy. tIe
chargs d'sffaires at the American EMBASSY IN o..
Petersburg. has asked the State department !or
authority 10 charter a vessel for the protectloh
Of American citizens; negotiations for loali
have been broken off, and MessrS. Morgan anu
Perkins are irving TO get a steamer to take them
from the capital. - Reports received at the
Vatican say that Secretary Taft, when he met
the Catholic bishops at Manila. refused State ala
to parochial schools. and complained because
the money paid for friars lanes mad been taken
ont of the islands - japanese troops from
Manchuria are arriving at home ports; the 30
gatyr the first Russian warship to visit Japan
since the close OF the war, is at Nagasak
DOMEsTfC.-The wireless telegraph station
at the Washington Navy Yard picked up a mes
sage being sent from the cruiser West virginia
son which the President is coming North, to the
Cape Hatteras station: the West Virginia was
off Savannah, and the squadron was making
record breaking trip. - That the city or
Philadelphia lost over S6,G00000 in the con-
tracts for filtration and boulevard contracts
was revealed by a report by special experts;
several politicians, including Israel \. Durham,
were involved. = Mrs. Catherine Geary, OF
Cambridge. Mass. said she believed that the
body found in suit cases in Boston was that of
her daughter, Susan. of the Shepherd kinS
company. - Twelve boys were injured three
Of them seriously, by jumping from blazing
Roman Catholic orphanage, at Raleigh, n. c.
- Georgia mob hanged and ridded with
bullets a negro who shot sheriff attempting
to arrest him for murder -. Two men and
woman died in Chicago as the result Of the
breaking of water main == Five bosses of
the Hazel Kirk Mine. No ]. were killed by an
explosion while on a tour of inspection.
CITY.-District Attorney Jerome declared that
II elected he would prosecute all criminal cases
growing out of the insurance scandal. employing
Charles E. Hughes as special counsel if pos
sible. - Mr.. WINS sent a second open latter
TO Mayor Mcclellan asking him various ques-
tons about the issues of the campaign. -
It was expected that the election would show
men from the city. 49, A Brooklyn policeman
attempting to rescue woman from a blazing
house was compelled to leap from a window to
save his life. - The mention of Mr.. Hearsts
name precipitated wild discussion in the Cen
trail Federated Union. - Edgar j. Phillips,
counsel for the heirs Of Peter Lorillar6 Ronalds,
declared that there had been compromise
the will - Hall Game lectured before the
Rockefeller Bible Class; he spoke chiefly the
fallacy of the heredity theory. - Magistrate
Walsh announced that he would subpoena Com
missioner McAdoo. Corporation Counsel Delany
and Buildings Superintendent Hopper in an
Amber law
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair, Increasing cloudiness. Highest tenpera-
ture yesterday. 30 degrees; lowest. 43.