New-York tribune., 1912-02-09
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Mr. Churchill made his
Home Rule speech in Belfast without
being disturbed; he told little about the
proposed legislation not already known;
Mr.. Redmond commented briefly on the
bill and appealed to all Ireland to aid
I'm its passage. =-= News from Peliing
indicated that Premier Yuan might pre-
vent abdication; 1t was also suspected
he was planning a dictatorship. -
Berlin diplomats said the exchange or
German American notes on China prop
ably would influence other powers 10 de-
fine their positions. 60 The visit or
Viscount Haldane, British Secretary of
War to Berlin reused much comment III
the English and German capitals. -
Many persons were killed by floods IN
Portugal and SPAIN and relief work was
hampered. - A Washington dispatch
said State Department advices Indicated
that the unrest in Mexico was spreading
RAPIDLY. A Havana dispatch sald
the attacks on Cuban credit In Paris had
caused delay in the payment or tTench
claims for property damaged in the war
for independence.
DOMESTIC-Support Of President
Taft decided to open headquarters IN
Washington. with Representative Will
lam b. Mckinley, chairman OF the Re
publican Congressional Campaign COM
mittee, in charge - +. Nj. Ryan,
president Of the international AssGcla-
tion of Bridge and Structural iron
Workers, called for a special fund or
81 900 monthly. A joint committee
of the Massachusetts Legislature MADE
q systematic attempt TO end the Law
renee strike. - Governor DIX, at AL
bany, ordered the immediate removal or
Frederick Wyker as Sheriff Of Onondaga
County. 80 Automobile owners ana
chauffeurs have contributed S373,29O TO
the state for licenses for the fiscal year
which began February l, according to
statement by Edward Dazansky, Secre-
tary of State, made public at Albany
- Governor Dix conferred with VIII
lam Church Osborn, his former legal ad-
wiser, at Albany in the hope of persuad-
ing Mr.. Osborn to become a candidate
for the chairmanship of the Democratic
State Committee.
C!TY-Stocks were irregular. --
Chalies w. Morse returned from Atlanta
after being guarded more closely by his
wife and physician on the train than by
United States marshals when he was
taken there a prisoner and II was said
he would go to Europe as soon as pos
sible -= Differences have developed
between the supporters of Roosevelt and
Ia Toilette which threaten to affect the
. Progressive movement. =- Lawyers
in the Brandt case told Judge Rosalslty
that they would institute haDeGs corpus
proceedings unless he consented TO re
open Judgment" and he said he would
seek advice in the matter. -- Mayor
Gaynor, in a speech at the National
Democratic Club, blamed the tariff for
high prices. == Frederick W. Whit
ridge, president Of the Third Avenue
Railroad Company, informed the Public
Service Commission that he would not
obey an order directing the road to es-
tablish a sinking fund. -- Mrs. Hetty
Green was forced to take money after
". r. Hearst told the court that she
slammed the door in the faces Of bear
crs of his cash. =- The heirs Of Ed
win Hawley asked the Surrogate TO
name administrators TO divide his estate
into five parts.
THE WEATHER-Indic for to-
day: Fair and moderately cold. The
temperature yesterday: Highest, 81 de-
grees; lowest. 10.