New-York tribune., 1912-03-11
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Yuan Shih-kai was lnau-
gurated at Peking provisional freSlueIi' O.sII
of the republic of China; General SRens, <,
Yun. reactionary, was reported 10 De Ill
control Of three provinces. - SeCio
tarv of state Knox arrived at AcaJ Jutla'
Salvador, from Amapala' Honuula HITIS.t 40
CAPTAIN Amundsen, at HOBART
rTasmania said the route Shackleton
took was more difficult than that oy
which the pole had been discovered
- A coal strike In the Ruhr region
of Rhenish Prussia was oVerWheinlnSly
voted. a monster demonstration
was held in Mexico City in favor OF peace
and the constituted government: =.
Mile. Suzanne Bernard was killed III al
aviation accident at Etamps' france
DOMESTIC.-Presi Taft addressed
audiences of Bohemians and Poles anu
smoke in a church in Chicago; he started
for Washington at p. m, - Inc
Taft headquarters in Washington an
nounced that the Denver county primary
indicated that Colorado would be solluly
for the Presidents denomination -
Colonel Roosevelt in letter TO senator
Dixon, outlined his views on the Presl-
dental preference primary and SAID that
plan meant real government by the people
- Miss Taft and Washington society
GIRLS will aid sweatshop workers by eX-
nlaining the exhibition of the Consum-
ers' League - A case or supposed
chicken pox was discovered among the
steerage passengers of a steamer arrlv-
ing at Philadelphia from Bremen; the
boat and part of her passengers were
ouarantined. 80 Fire that started IN
the store OF the Union Paper and Twine
Company, Cleveland, caused S25O,OO0 loss.
- The daughter Of the late August
Jorgensen. former Danish Consul to
Mexico, who was lost for six years, was
found in Dallas, Tex. 60 Although the
strike 'Saders at Lawrence, Mass" eX-
pected ne end Of the struggle, prepara-
tions were made TO continue the strike
- Hearings on a large number or
bills for this week were announced at
Albany. = The Barge Canal Opera
ton Commission, ii was announced In
Albany, will visit the Suez Canal to
study methods used there.
CITY.-The Columbia University trus-
tees announced the appointment Of Tai
colt Williams, of The Philadelphia
Press" as director of the School of
Journalism endowed by the late Joseph
Pulitzer. - Because of lack of room,
the Home for Incurables was forced to
turn away hopelessly Ill woman who
applied for admission. - 1t was
learned that with the arrival Of the Nor
gan collection the authorities Of the
metropolitan Museum would take special
precautions 10 guard the numerous valu-
allie objects i'm the building -= The
report of jeremiah II. Alahoney on his
investigation of the failure of the Bor-
ough Bank of Brooklyn will be used by
Superintendent Van Tuyl as the basis
of recommendations for changes in the
banking laws. - Worried over an ILL
ness which prevented her from nursing
her infant, woman killed her baby by
throwing it from the roof and then
jumped to her own death. - Fire
which destroyed the cooperage and shops
of a brewery did $4,000 damage and at
tracted a crowd Of forty thousand per-
sons in the neighborhood Of Amsterdam
avenue and 129th street. - Banking
\ Superintendent Van Tuyl said in his an
nual report that the savings bank de-
posits had increased $52,000,000 in the
last year.
THE WEATHlJR--Indic for to-
day: Fair. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, "a degrees; lowest, 23.