New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
THE NEWS THIS MORNING,

c1TY-stocks very dull. - J. a
Moffstt. testifying at the Standard OH
INQUIRY. said he and others or the OF.
trust nicked the officers ana directors Oh
thA thirty four subsidiaries after inc
trust was ordered dissolved. - On the
complaint Of certain medical socleues'
Commissioner Lederle said he wouid III,
vestigate the work of nurses employed
bv the Health Department In place Oh
medical inspectors - MAYOR Ta! ,,,
HscIined TO discuss his Presidential boom
- Mrs. catherine II. Anderson, WIDOW
OF a president Of the Commercial 1eie-
srauh and Gable Company, sued 10 re-
cover paintings valued at $4,000, WhlCh
she said were fraudulently obtained from
her in a realty deal. -- harry n
Thew began his third attempt to prove
his sanity; he appeared TO DE III soGu
snirits end expressed the behef that ne
v-ould be freed, - Elimination OF
soma cornpetition was the inducement an
independett producer said was neld ou'
10 him 70 toin the combination or sUuCt-
ural iron manufacturers.
DOMESTIC President Tafts follow
srs were confident they would Controi
the Republican convention; the hoCse-
welt men proposed TO make their his'
fight on the temporary roll; talk or Nlo-
Ience was current; Colonel Roosevelt au-
6TeESeQ al SulUuSibSNIN AAASNNlAlc'
ing his plans for the convention; no ue
factions from either side were reported.
- President Taft vetoed the army
snpropriation BILL he objected to the
military arm being made the victim OF
hasty legislation, and said the measure
attacked the legislative power oil the
executive, s= The National PACKING
Company, the so-called beer trust notI-
fiAd the Department of Justice at WASH
invton that an effort would be MADE 70
dissolve the corporation by August l..
- ATTORNEY General Wickersham
said the House had so amended the sun
drv civil appropriation bill as virtually
IN reDeal the Sherman antitrust law
The tension in Washington over
the Cuban situation was relieved Dy the
belief that the Gomez government was
subduing the rebels; it was thought me
hsttleships might be withdrawn from the
island by July |. - 7. A. Snider,
millionaire manufacturer, Of Cincinnati,
and his bride were killed when train
hit their automobile, near Erie, Penn.
Miss Julia Clark was killed in her
first fight IN an aeroplane at Spring
field, ILL., - Ambassador Jusserand
delivered the Phi Beta Kappa address
at Harvard University. 80 dispatch
from Seward stated that the reported
heavy loss Of life by the recent volcano
eruption in Alaska had not been con-
firmed.
FOREIGN-Premier Tang Shaggy OF
China announced his intention Of resign
ing. alleging that he had lost the conf
dence Of the foreigners; the interna-
tIonal bankers for China agreed TO ad-
vance some 100000 at once In order
to avert a crisis. 60 General MQntea-
guido, Of the Cuban forces, Informed the
President Of Cuba that in his opinion the
rebels could not reform, and that conse-
ouently the war was virtually ended.
- London's annual international
horse show was opened at the Olympia;
American entries were more numerous
than British - The London dock
strike came TO an end when the result
of the ballot Of the Sailors and Fire
mems National Union was known 2l37
for continuance and 1878 against. -
Roland Garros, flying Moisant metal
inonoplane, won the grand prix davia-
ton at Anglers, France, in a race of 6S3
miles
THE WEATHER.-Indicati for to-
day: Cloudy; cooler. The temperature
yesterday: Highest 81 degrees; low
est, 81.