New-York tribune., 1912-07-15
CANADIAN RATES.
THE NEWS THIS NORNING.

CITY-Three swimmers were droWlleu
In Jamaica Bay one of the victims pelns
q boy eight years old, who had gone 10
the rescue of the others. -- - '"
Bennett British Consul General, NolCeu
the possibility that the horde OF liliii-
grants coming to America might lead 10
a lessening of Anglo Saxon supremacy
- II was said at Sea Girt that Will
lam +. McCombs would head the Demo
cratic National Committee, but that
the real pre- election work would be zone
by a campaign committee. -= A man
was swept off a launch during the storm
and drowned, and heat killed a woman
- One man was Killed Dy an auto
mobile and another had his nose cut on.
- Colonel Roosevelt said he did not
approve of the harmony plan in Penn
sylyania- -- Rosenthal reduced ms
charge of police oppression to an am
dayit. naming Lieutenant Becker as MS
partner, and alleging that the police
were making threats against him. ==--
A report issued by the Health Depart
met emphasizes the work which II mas
carried on TO improve the City's mix
supply.
ESTIC.-Thirteen passengers were
killed and about twenty injured In a
wreck on the Chicago, Burlington d
Quincy Railroad near Chicago; a mail
fog telescoped two Pullman cars OF an
express standing on a side track. -=
Some of William Lorimer's former col
leagues in the United States Senate were
urging him to seek vindiCaion, suggest
ing that he stand for election to the
House of Representatives, it was SAID al
Washington. - 4 Chicago dispatch
stated that Governor Deneen of Illinois
hadfpositively denied that he was can
didate TO succeed William LOrimer in the
United States Senate. - Members or
the Democratic National Committee ar
rived in Chicago; it was said that the
details of organization would be in &C
cord with the wishes of Governor VIII
son. - Surgeon General Blue of the
United States Health Service at Wash
ington issued an appeal urging the kill
ing of rats as a safeguard against the
bubonic plague. -- The Loom FiXerS'
Union and the Industrial Workers of the
World voted to strike in New Bedford
I'm sympathy with the weavers. ---
-Four persons We're drowned in a cloud
burst which did great damage at Alton.
III. 49, Three persons were killed and
nine Frustrated by the heat in Chicago.
g. John Armstrong Chaloner at Rich
mond. Va, made public the fact that he
had decided all his estate to educational
and charitable organizations. =- The
government Weather Bureau issued a
bulletin predicting cooler temperature,
with showers, this week.
FOREGN.-The governments candi-
date at the Presidential elections in
Panama withdrew. and the opposition
candidate, DR.. BelisariO Porras, cOnse-
quently had walkOver. -- The Lis
bon government announced it was in
possession of the complete plans of the
Portuguese royalists: more troops were
dispatched north, but further details
were lacking owing to the strict censor
ship established; a plot in the POrtu-
guese army fell through owing to a ri
,valry for leadership i'm the rOyalist fac
ton. == A fire was reported on board
the iceland, lying in port in Antwerp.
THE WEATHER.-Indic for to-
day. unsettled and warm. The tempera-
iture yesterday: Highest 50 degrees
lowest, II.