New-York tribune., 1912-03-03
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN. - Two hundred United
States infantry were ordered from Tien-
Tsin TO Peking to reinforce the legation
guard; all other available foreign troops
were to be brought in to defend thelr
respective legations and to patrol the
city generally; shooting and lootlng IN
the city continued. =@ Inc coal MN
ing situation in England was unchahseu'
The shortage OF coal began to be telt,
and It was announced that thousands OF
workers in other trades would be with
out work in a few days unless the col
lieries resumed. - Mrs. Emmellne
Pankhurst and her companions, Mrs
Tukes and Mrs. Marshall, who led the
suffragette window smashing campaign
IN London on Friday, were each SEN
fenced TO two months imprisonment
t. Motornen and conductors OF the
electric streetcar company at Kingston,
Jamaica. went out on a strike. -
Wild disorder marked the session OF the
lower house Of the Hungarian Parma
ment az Budapest because the methoos
of the Speaker were objected TO.
DoMESTIC.-.President Taft issued a
proclamation directing citizens of the
United States to comply strictly with the
neutrality laws Of the United States In
sll matters affecting Mexico, and warn
ing thela to stay out Of Mexico whlle
the situation there remains grave. -
4 Reprssentative Berger, of Wisconsin,
and Robert Mccartney, chairman OF the
citizeLs' committee, of Lawrence, Mass,
almost came 10 blows at a hearing which
the House Committee on Rules gave 10
children OF the Lawrence strikers. -
II was said in Lawrence, Mass. that q
large percentage Of the strikers taVored
the acceptance Of the mill owners coh-
cessions. - It was said in Boston that
% He t4X- Secretary
John D Long, Of the Navy Department
TO conduct his campaign in Massachu-
setts -- Edward T. Stotesbury, in
letter. asked the Philadelphia Union
League tC declare for Tafts renomlna-
ton. - Taft men carried the 9th Iowa
District, an insurgent stronghold. -
In letter read at a Progressive rally
in Boston. Colonel Roosevelt described
the struggle for the Presidential noml-
ration as "a contest to establish the
right Of the people to rule themselves
CTTY-Stocks were dull at small price
changes. == Mayor Gaynor's letter TO
Governor Dix on the Brandt case criti-
ciscd cVe'y one who had anything TO do
with Brandt's rel, aSc, and said the seq
fcnce was justified. - President Taft
spoke d. a dinner given for William
Dean Howells at Sherrys. -= Freder-
ick C Tanner, Republican leader OF the
25th Assembly District. issued state
ment, supporting PrcsideEt Tafts Presi-
Dental candidacy. - Allan Lawrence
story received a divorce from Mrs. Helen
Hilton Story. - A fire in the Church
Of the Messiah caused $4,000 damage
- Sixty detectives secured dives in
an effort TO connect some of those con-
cerned in the taXicab robbery with the
murder Of Adolph Stern. jewellers clerk,
last July. Sir Gilbert Parker, the
novelist, sailed for home; he said Eng
land toUld not and would not allow Rus
sia 10 possess Persia. =- Mr.. Roose-
Welt denied he told Secretary Meyer and
Secretary Stimson he would not enter
the race for the Presidential nomination.
THE WEATHER.-Indicati for to-
day: Fair The temperature yesterday:
Highest q degrees; lowest, H.