New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

cITY-Mount Pleasant, the Tribune
Fresh Air Funds new home, Will open
next week and accommodates SIX nun
bred children from tuberCular taInlles
during the summer. =-= TWO actresses
nut of from shore in motor boat anu
saved thirteen persons who were swept
from a Yacht when IL struck the rocks
I'm Flushing Bay. = A man KNOWN
for his evil temper killed bartender
and MORALLY injured a waiter because
elected from Lexington avenue saloon
81 The State Insurance Department.
has canvassed insurance companies as
step toward uniform fire rates.
The Stenographers' Association attacked
the Commissioner of Education ana ms
assistant for not putting into ERECT the
statute providing for examination Tor
certified shorthand reporter. 80 Seha- :
TOR O'GOrman said Democrats would hot
be able 10 pick a nominee until the eve
of the convention, and that trusts, tne
tariff and the high cost OF living shoulG
be made the issues. - Inc ann va
meeting of Harvard graduates ended
three days of merrymaking, with "TRIP
10 Coney Island -= Mayor GayhoI
was backed into the race for the Demo
cratic Presidential nomination by some
Of his friends" =E A young post
graduate nurse from Santa Barbara
cal. committed suicide by drinking
poison in the Hotel Aston. - Brook
Ivn politicians criticised Timothy j.
Woodruff's friendly attitude toward
Colonel Roosevelt as revealed IN MS Ut
terances at Chicago.
DOMFSTIC.-The Taft and Roosevelt
managers put in a strenuous day al
Chicago: the known net result OF the
work of the colonel and his lieutenants
was one delegate from Georgia and
Timothy L. Woodruff; both sides eX-
messed absolute confidence in the re-
suit. but both were trying hard 10 ac-
couplish this result. -= Woman SUI
fragists held a meeting at Chicago IN
recognition of Theodore Roosevelt
stand I'm favor Of woman suffrage. -
One plank Of a platform drafted by
Senator Newlands for submission 10 tne
Democratic National Convention would
amend the Constitution so as TO CONNIE
the right Of suffrage TO the white race
-- The national campaign Of the So
cialist party was opened in Chicago with
addresses by Eugene V. Debs and Emil
Seidel the candidates for President ana
nj Vice President respectively. =-= "A
" storm killed twenty-siX persons and IN
iured many others in Central Missouri;
a priest was killed at the altar by a
falling Steeple in GAINESVILLE, ONO; ten
persons were hurt in Oklahoma. --=
Washington dispatch stated that the
Cuban city Of FL Cobre had been de-
populated as a result Of a proclamation
of General AntomanChi, a rebel general,
exhOrting all foreigners 10 leave the
troubled zone. - William w. Good
win, professor emeritus Of Greek at
Harvard University, died at Cambridge.
Mass.
FOREIGN.-Roland G. Garros, the
French aviator, made 1913 miles in
hours Sc minutes in the French Aero
Derby. held at Anglers; hurricane was
raging, and Of twenty-three entrants
only seven started, Garros alone finish
ing - An Italian expedition was
landed on Blu Sheifa, an island in the
Gulf Of Sidra, Tripol == Yellow
fever was reported at San Juan Bautista,
capital of Tabasco, Mexico. -= Skin
mishng in Northern Mexico was re-
ported, the greater losses being suffered
by the federals. -E Julean II. Arnold.
consul al Annoy, left there for the post
OF consul at Chee-FoO; he was sue
ceeded at Annoy by c. F. Brissel. -
Anatole Leroy Beaulieu. the French
publicist, died in Paris.
THE WEATHER.-Indica for to-
day: Showers; clearing. The tempera-
ture yesterday: Highest, GO degrees;
lowest, 81