New-York tribune., 1912-01-03
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Dr. sun Yat-sen was In
augurated at Marking provisional Pres
ident of the republic of China. @-- me
Empress Dowagor Of China contributed
some $4,000 600 to the anti-revolutlohafy
war chest - Seven hundred Chinesa
soldiers guarding the arsenal at Ian
Chau nutinled: the commander lied
- Paraguay was reported still in the
throes of Il revolution; the capital was
blockaded and ali communications inter-
rupted ---= Judge Juan Nj. Menocal
was appointed Secretary of Justice in the
Cuban government succeeding j. NJ. Bar
raque ==-=- The figures of the Belgian
census. 1910 were published; the popu-
Iation Of the country was shown TO be
7423,7Si.
DOMESTIC. Senator La Toilette
failed to appear at Lansing, Mich, and
Governor Osborn taking charge of the
meeting, made a speech criticising the
Wisconsin Senator's record. -- ONO
Progressive Democrats formed league
to fight the Presidential candidacy OF
Governor Judson Harmon. their senti-
ment being strongly for Bryan. - A
Boston dispatch said that Sheriff SeaVey
of Suffolk County, Mass, died from
worry about the Rev. G. V. T. Richeson
a clergyman accused of numbering
girl. - A woman seer sent long
manuscript copy of revelations 10
Champ Clark. in which she warned the
nation that it faced the fate of Sodom.
g. The trial OF the indicted beef pack
ers was resumed at Chicago, with Henry
Vreeder again on the stand. -- w. NJ.
Meyer. warden of the federal prison at
Atlanta, said c. w. Morse had offered
him 81 600: the warden viewed the offer
as a bribe - In the United States
District Court at Los Angeles Olaf
Tveitmoe. Anton Johannsen and j. r..
Munsey. indicted labor leaders, obtained
DELAY until January II before entering
their pleas =-= Mrs. May Harrington
Stallo filed suit in Cincinnati for divorce
from Edmund X. Stallo, of New York.
Slight earthquake shocks were
felt in Northern Illinois and Southern
wisconsin. a temperature OF -
degrees below zero was reported from
Grand Forks, n. D.. bli zard RACED In
Montana. The Albion National
Bank. at Albion, Mich, was placed in
the hands of the Controller Of the Cur
rency.
CITY.-Stocks closed higher. --
Mrs. John s. Crosby. president OF a
wonan's domestic organization and wife
of a lawyer, was the first woman to be
made a special deputy by Sheriff Har-
burger. - Alfred Tennyson Dickens
son of Charles Dickens the novelist died
suddenly from heart disease at the Hotel
ASlOT. dGSlSlidlt tOIi lBeh % ~
Police Commissioner Waldo was neglect
ing his duties 10 further his political
ambitions: Mr. Waldo said the magis-
trate was on friendly terms with Tender
loin characters - Mr.. Roosevelt de-
clined to discuss various rumors as 10
his willingness TO accept the Presidential
nomination. saying he would make a
public statement when he had anything
TO say. The trial OF Patrolman
Barry for falsely arresting q Brooklyn
youth came to an end before Deputy
Commissioners Walsh, and decision is
expected in the case to-day. - The
Allis- Chalmers bondholders' committee
made arrangements with the Central
Trust Company &c advance the January
interest on the bonds defauted by the
manufacturing company.
THE MEATHER.-Ind Indications for to-
day: Snow. The temperature Yesterday:
Highest, 50 degrees; lowest, 26