New-York tribune., 1912-04-29
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CITY George W. Perkins wrote 10
Congressman Mckinley Criticising him
for making public the Roosevelt CORE
spondaucC concerning the Harvester
trust suits and challenging him to pup
rsb the correspondence for the years
yince 1907. - \ young man was
found dead, suicide by gas. as MS
bride be and a hoUseful OF guests
waited for him 10 appear for the wed,
d,nr ceremony. - II was announced
that r. 7. Keith had purchased the
vaudeville houses Of Percy G.. VIII,
iems i'm this city and that lie hao
formed q combination which would con
troll the vaudeville situation III lhls
country and Canada - CALVIN Ioli-
lfjne issued his report on extensive mar
bor improvements he recommends Tor
SSey Yorl, which embrace the dredging
of Newark Bay and the connecting OF
all terminals with freight train suowaHs'
- The Hebrew Orphan Asylum trus-
tees held their annual meeting ana re-
Dorted one Of the most successful years
in the history Of the institution. - =
Owing 70 the growing preference TOT
October I as moving day among New
YorI, families, van owners report that
there is not the usual demand tor
wagons on May / this year. -
Ceremonies attending the acceptance OF
. ZOO Japanese cherry trees presented
by committee headed by Dr.. Taka-
mine were witnessed by thousands OIL
spectators.
DoMESTIC,-Presiden Taft denied
Theodore RoOseYelt's allegation that me-
while Secretary of War had, at Caol-
net meeting, approved the former Presi-
dents decision not to prosecute imme-
diatelv the International Harvester
COMPANY >z President Taft LETT
Washington for Massachusetts where
no was scheduled TO make eight speecheS
to-day. =-- TIE Taft forces claimed
that the President would win thirty
four out CT the thirty-six delegates at
TUESDAYS Presidential preference pri-
mary In Massachusetts. - Hot fghts
IN both parties precede the primary
elections in Maryland, with the Iaft
Repub1icaOs confident of winning over
Roosevelt. aud Wilson Democrats hop
ine to win by the division Of opponents
between Clark and Harmon. - Many
lessons are being drawn from the teS-
timonv taken at the Senate lnVestga-
iiun Of the Titanic disaster and many
Senators think the inquiry has now
= ,r'fvcd its purpose and should soon De
ended HinsdiDl Parsons. we'll
known patent lawyer and Vice-president
OF the General Electric Company, was
killed when an exploding tire wrecked
the automobile he was driving at sew
cuty-fiVe miles an hour, on his way from
New York 10 his home in Schenectady.
John Larllips was killed ana
Frank Roddy was fatally wounded IN a
duel fought over woman in Philadsl-
pnia --- The transport Buford salied
from San Francisco for San Diego
whence sine will proceed to Mexican
ports 10 the relief Of Americans there
FOREIGN.--BonnOt, chief Of the
automobile bandits who have terrOrized
Paris for the last four months, was
captured in q garage near Paris, after a
siege lasting many hours, in which hun
dreds of troops and police participated; :;
Bonnot had twelve wounds, and died
soon after his arrest. - The survi-
vors of the Titanic's crew arrived at
Plymouth, on board the Lapland; Board
of Trade officials had the men trans
fered to a tender and attempted TO hold
them there until d summary deposition
was secured from EACH but, the men
refusing to speak unless in the presence
of their counsel the latter had to be
admitted on board the tender. - The
bazaar quarter Of Damascus, in Syria,
was burned down. the damage being
estimated at $10,000,000.
THE WEATHER.-Indi for to-
day: Showers. The temperature yes
terday: Highest. go degrees; lowest, 81