New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-15
THE NEWS THIS NORNING.

CITY.-Stocks were active and strong
g. The Public Service Commission
and the conference committee of the
Board of Estimate agreed on an the -
manning details Of the dual subway sNS-
TEN. - Fourteen persons were huF'
when subway train was hit IN rear
end collision by two light cars WhoS'
motorman fed right after the crash LOT
which he was at fault. --- Inc GOV
eminent tried to establish It's contention
that steel prices were fixed at the Gary
dinners, and brought Gus news OF the
further destruction Of contracts ana =
refusal ON the part of the steel Corpora
tion 70 put some in evidence which Ncre
suhpcpnaed -- Commissioner Waldo
began gathering data from court records
10 show that other judges than Mulquern
had shown lpuienCY to 'hcnderS VINO
should have been sentenced. - Tue
walters. declared a truce for few ia S
until the union could catch up with Inc
rush Of applications for membership, IL
was said. ---. Work began on SUD
On0 high pressure system to irrlEate Cen
tral Park -= More than six thousand
girls of the Public Schools Athletic
League Joined I'm the annual sprngtne
fate i'm Central Park. mild athletic games
alternating with folk dancing on the
green. = George Hyatt Robinson.
with an eccentric record that included
sending a check for 81 .OON"W I" John
L. Rockefeller. inherited the S40o''aH'
balance of his grdndfather's SrOOWW
estate. --- Charles i. Mellen and w.
c. Brown, replying 20 the suit Of the
Rutland Railroad minority stockholders,
defended the proposed sale Of the Rut-
land by the New York Central 70 The
New Haven.
DOMESTIC. President Taft continued
his Ohio campaign. speaking ~ large
end enthusiastic crowds i'm many cities.
-- Theodore Roosevelt made many
speeches i'm the first dav Of his trip
through Ohio. renewing his attacks on
President TAFT, charging the latter had
coined the enemy Taft and
Roosevelt men acted i'm harmony in the
Maryland state convention and each side
named eight Of the sixteen delegates 70
Chicago, but all will vote for Roosevelt,
under the state law. [= Republican
and Democratic leaders in Congress arc
trying 90 get together on q legislative
programme that will permit adjourn
mcnt before the national conventions
== The House passed the Clayton
anti-iniunction bill. CurtailiDg the power
of the federal courts -- Anthracite
miners opened their convention AZ
Wilkes Barre. Penn. 10 consider the
working arrangements tentatively agreed
on by subcommittee of operators and
workers: a resolution To submit the
agreement 10 the old strike committee
was offered --- Mir and Mrs. Edward
y. Mclean dazzled the delegates 10 the
Red Cross conference at Washington
and nearly eight hundred other guests
with the most spectacular reception ever
given i'm the capita. --- Clarence '.
T Richeson. murderer Of Avis Linnell,
was placed I'm the death house in the
CharlestoWn. Mass. state prison, but
has not yet given no hope that he VIII
escape the electric chair
FORETGN.-The captain and other Of
necrs Of the Californian testified at the
British Titanic inquiry that they saw
lights and rockets on the night Of the
disaster. but contended that the Same
could not have proceeded from the
Titanic: their evidence was largely dis
credited in cross examination
More fighting was reported from Mexico,
the federals having the advantage -
The United States transport BufOrd took
aboard thirty-seven American refugees
from San Bias, Mexico. and eighty
three at Manzanillo. -= GARNER AMI
Wallet. two Of the Bonnet gang Of
French automobile bandits. were be-
sieged in a villa near Paris by some
thousands Of police and troops, but at
midnight had not been taken. --= The
Reichstag passed the German navy in
crease bill in second reading. -- The
ROYAL Mail steam packet Arcadian was
Noated off after being held on the Sal
medina Bank, near Panama, since
april a.
THE WFATHER.-Indi for to.
day: Unsettled The temperature yester-
day: Highest. IS degrees; lowest, ~.