New-York tribune., 1905-06-25
Atsp:1las's DAILY 0r1brr,ts
SUNDAY. JUNE %, 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING

FoREIGN-Over two thousand persons Were
reported killed wounded at Looz. Wners iie.S t,
encounters began on Ihursoay ;ttoI vere
reople and the troops: bombs ana VlIiol W., mete
<reelv used and the city resembles shaItiuiSo' shI
fen regiments succeeded in Temporarily s clSon n.
ing the outbreak, but firing was resume RESUME ct Ct
niebtfau - Rioting began at warsaw IasC
night troops firing vclleys into crown iIoti, -
which a bomb had been thrown; tne SUM t T n
General Social Democrats having caIed OUT aIl
rorLr1s,, As a protest against the shooting at
Iodz - The French official Vie" Oh ule
Moroccan situation. which is eoncuIIeI II t,at ~ +bs
the foreign Ambassadors at Paris. Is tnas ma 'ne &c
worst aspect OF the case does not PresenC slI
ca,,se for war. A dispatch from Genera
Oku's headquarters said that his army i,Se io ot
Port Arthur reported the raising OF Ihe toS
nossEsTIC.-Secretary Hay reached his sum
rner home at Newbury, n. ID. - - tns wa1,+oT
,ieation of the Lake Shore wreck at MsLto,' ..
oSio showed that the switch was opened lnten zen.
ttonaTlv. the fact that the train was gong Iasl
is not believed to have had anything 10 90 VIZ
- ,,-recI- or the number of fatalities. ="
letter from the Chamber Of Commerce OF forC-
land Ore urging his action on the CniIlese C:s t eA
- THE new large lake steamer bearing the
name of William z. Corey. president OIL M
United STATES Steel Corporation "as paoi1e1iM
a Cornell student was drowned In the Monawk X
River at sprakers, N :" Three girls We're We're
drowned in Petoskey, Ailch-, from a Ieaky boat
in which they went with two men. who saved
themselves. - Mrs. Aggie Myers, found
guilty Of numbering her husband in Missouri.
was sentenced to be hanged In August, but an
appeal is expected to stay proceedings. - A
member of the Board Of Selectrnen at Greenfield,
Mass fearing insanity and financial ruin COM
mitted suicide at South Deerfeld, Mass. -
The three weeks season at the State camp at
PeekslSill ended. - The temporary receiver
ship Of the Merchants Trust Company was
made permanent at Hudson N. Y.
CITY.-Stocks were weak but improved -
1t was reported that Tammany Hall had been
taking private census Of the city ahead of the
regular census men. - James w. Alexander
returned to the Equitable 100000, his share of
the p-ofts in the syndicate deals. - Francis
B. Loomis, Assistant Secretary Of State, sailed
10 receive the body of Paul Jones and to in
Vesugafe The business methods of the United
States Diplomatic Service. - Senator Page
said that the Judiciary Committee would un-
oouotedly report in favor OF legislative action
on the case Of Justice Hooker. - A horse fell
into the Brooklyn subway. blocking surface
traffic in the rush hours. - Sunday baseball
has been killed by an order by Commissioner
McAdoo TO arrest every player, based on de-
cision handed down by Justice Kelly. The
winners at Sheepshead Bay were: l, Sandhurst
z, Roseben; g. Security; 4 Agile; g. Leonard
Joe Hayrnan; g. Hippocrates.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair; variable winds. The temperature yester-
day: Highest, 13 degrees; lowest, 66 degrees.