New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-16
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CITY-Stocks declined and recovered
trregularly. - The sale of the Ten
nessee Coal and Iron Company during
Roosevelt's administration was featured
at the suit TO dissolve the Steel trust.
General Allen narrowly missed
death when the hydro aeroplane In Whlch
he and WitTnar were sailing suddenly
dived into New York Bay. -= y
woman, nearly dead from lockJaw, re-
covered at Har Moriah Hospital under
a new treatment advocated by Or. Park.
head of the Board OF Health labora-
tories. - The subway conferrees said
IL was planned to use the Staten Island
tube for freight trains and for the Cats
kill water main as well as for regular
transit purposes. - Police reserves
were called to quell a riot and clear a
passage for the ambulance. when boy
of sixteen was crushed 10 death by an
elevator. - Police and flremen saved
many persons from two burning tene-
ment houses in Harlem. - The Com
mittee Of Safety condemned the proposed
building code. - The biography or
Lincoln, by his law partner, Colonel
Iamon, disclosed much new data about
the martyred President.
DOMESTIC.-Theodo Roosevelt, in
statement at Dayton. Ohio, asserted he
now had enough delegates TO assure MS
nomination. - President Taft con-
tnued his speechmaking tour In ONO.
4 proposal to prevent third terms
for Presidents by constitutional amend
ment was presented to Congress. -
DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler at the Lake
Mohonk Conference. on international
Arbitration, made yelled comments on
present day politics. - Titan IN
structed it's eight delegates for Presl-
dent Taft. -: More conflicting testi-
mony was heard by the House commit
tee investigating charges against Judge
Robert w. Archibald. Of the commerce
Court. and one witness was warned
against perjury. =--- Two masked men
held I'M the New OTleans-New York lin
tied train on the New Orleans 4 North
eastern Railroad, near HatueSouis'
Miss. and robbed the safe in the OK
press car Of cash estimated all the way
from $50 900 TO 100000. - The In
ternationa Red Cross Conference at
Washington discussed Its work on con-
tagious diseases. - washington
disnetch stated that the Senate would
make an effort to dispose OF penang
business and adjourn June 10. -
Charges that his superiors ignored toul
conditions in hacking houses were MADE
hV Dr. John V. Laddy, former lnspec-
tor. before the House investigating COM
mittee - The investigation or me
so-called money trust" Will be begun
in Washington to-day. =- Clarence
y. r. Richeson maintained his cQmpos-
IRE i'm the death cell at the Charlestown
state prison: his counsel expressed con-
fdencs that the alienists would ma MN
insane. go No decision was reached
at the Wilkes Barre, Penn. conference
of anthracite miners on accepting inc
tentative working arrangement agreed
upon by sub committees OF miners and
operators.
FOREIGN the sudden
death of King Frederick VII Of Den
mark while he was taking a walk ~
Hamburg. Christian y was proclaimed
King at Copenhagen. 80 DR.. Paul or
the Prefecture Of Police, said at PARIS
that Octave GARNER, the leader OF the
automobile bandits, had died by his own
hand. 80 The White Star liner Olym-
pic. which had been prevented from sail
ing on account of a strike among the
crew, left Southampton for New York.
- A verdict of accidental death was
brought I'm at Weybridge, England, by
the coroner's jury at the inquest on the
bodies of Victor L. Mason, of Passaic,
n. J.. and E. V. Fisher. the English avia-
tor. who were killed Monday. 80 VIM
ston Spencer Churchill announced in the
House of COMMONS that i'm view Of the
additional sums to be expended by Ger
many on naval construction he would
present supplementary naval estimates
this wear - Mrs. Emmeline Pank-
hurst. leader Of the militant suffragettes,
and Mr. and Mrs. Pethick Lawrence,
ioint editors Of Votes for Women" were
placed on trial on charge OF conspir-
acy al the Old Bailey Sessions, London.
THE NATURALIZATION for to-
day: Showers. The temperature yes
terday: Highest, 50 degrees; lowest, 81,