New-York tribune., 1912-04-15
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

DOMESTIC Returns from the Penn
sylvania primaries indicated That Roose-
Welt might have 20 Of the 16 delegates
To the national convention. - Inc
LINN CIass) police found woman VINO
heard the shots that killed George r.
Marsh last Thursday, but failed 10 solVe
the murder mystery. == RaDpl SdIIuei
Schulman praised American Judaism at
the Central Conference OF American
Rabbis, in Baltimore; he advocated the
requirement of health CertlilCates from
applicants for marriage licenses. -
The Porto RiCan delegation WHICH le
Gently protested against the passage OF
the House free sugar bill repudiated the
petition Of another delegation from the
island asking for independence -----
The cotton industry in New England was
said at Boston TO be more settled than
has been the case since January |. -
Professor Dudley A. Sargent, of Har-
ward University said that high schools
might with advantage do away with
about half Of the hours of study. pro
Nided they would supplement the pupils
work with suitable physical training
- Mrs. Raymond, who is under IN
dictment at Augusta, Me- for the mur-
der Of young woman seven years ago,
was reported TO be happy in cell, out
of the reach Of village gossip. - The
president and a director, Joseph II. Co
mila. of the Teutonia Bank and Trust
Company, Of New Orleans, were arrested
I'm that city, charged with making false
statements; F. j. Brand, ex-cashier, was
charged with embezzling $4,000.
CITY.-The Cunarder Carmania arrived
in port with a TepoH Of having been held
fast for several hours I'm midocean by
an immense ice pack. --- Mlchael
Mintz. owner of the Lipzin Theatre, af-
ter the performance yesterday afternoon
turned off the lights and, standing on
the darkened stage, killed himself by
firing a bullet into his BRAIN - An
italian woman was found dead in bed
al her home in East 10Th street; Cor
oners Physician Leblanc said she had
been murdered several hours before.
- Columbia University announced
plans, study courses and personnel OF
boards for the School of journalism to
be opened next fall. == EXMayOr
Hugh j. Grant left $9,000.0O0, according
u the transfer tax appraisal soon 10
lie filed with the Surrogate -= The
federal government has agreed to CO.
operate with the city to make the Post
Office freer from the risk Of loss by fire
of old records, dating from Colonial
times, which are stored there. =- The
body Of DR.. Carl Clement one Of three
hunters lost in the Great South Bay early
in January. was washed ashore at Short
Beach.
FOREIGN.-The Mexican government
received a notification from Washington
that the United States will hold Mexico
ana the Mexican people responsible for
all WantOn or Illegal acts sacrificing or
endanSering American life or interests.
;-= 1t was announced that formal me-
diation to end the TripOl war would
be begun tomorrow by the ambassadors
in Constanupople; i'm a battle in Tripoli,
near the coast. 400 Arabs were report
60 killed the Italian loss also being
heavy. - Yuan Shih -kai, President
Of China, issued a manifesto urging the
five races to amalgamate through inter-
marriage; the MahOmetans decided to
organize q force OF 100000 TO resist the
republic. which, they believe, cOntem-
plates their extinction.
THE WEATHER.-Indi for to-
day: Showers and warmer The tenn
perature yesterday: Highest. 48 degrees: