New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CTTY.-Stocks showed irregular net
changes. - j. p. Morgan & Co. forced
a crisis in the subway situation oy rep
resenting 10 the Interborough RaPlu
Transit Company that they might We
compelled 10 withdraw their oHer ot
financing the companys new suoWay
proposition unless the city acted III lllg
matter shortly. - More wire pU Uo'
sacrets were revealed at the trial OF the
s,,it against the steel trust. - NatI-
ous civic organizations at joint meet
ing heard a report from speclal corn
,nittee criticising certain fire salety
features of the proposed new puliuils
code r. J. Collier, atter h!l1S
thirty-two miles in thirty minutes Ci
cled over the Hudson around the lldsSIllp
of Rear Admiral Osterhaus. VINO theh
anna ashore and formally opened the
eoro exhibition. The investigation
into the alleged brick monopoly was re-
sumed before Magistrate Freschl' =
p Mrgan ir., and Robert Bacon were
isolated on the thirty-first floor or the
BANKERS Trust Building after a CONFER
once in a room which had knopless
door.
DOMESTIC Rescue Of marooned per-
sons in the flooded Louisiana olsIrl !;ts
;evees. Congress was asked TO proVlue
an ADEQUATE system Of protecuon OF iullu
along the Mississippi - Secretal!
Knox OF the State Department III d
warm defence Of President Tart IN Los
Angeles. declared Roosevelts new ma
tionalism" an assault on the autohon,!
~ states. and said Roosevelt would
break his own word TO gain the seat OK
q friend. Harvey CARRIER. Tor w. u.
BRYAN, made public in Columbus Ietter
signed by Michael DeVanney. by Whlch
il was attempted TO be SHOWN lildt eL-
forts TO buy delegates for Governor Har-
mon in 1908 had been made. = ne
Senate committee investigating the IL
tanic disaster ended its work with an
offort in the examination of Maurice i.
FARRELL. of New York, to trace the origin
If the optimistic dispatches sent out
. during the day following the loss or the
shin GO Sir John Furley started a
lively discussion at the Red cross con-
ference at Washington when ne adVo-
Gated that the organization devote lts
activities TO giving relief only In ume
If var - II was said in Boston that
I,r. /. Vernon Briggs would submit a
reuort to-day showing that Clarence "
r. Richeson was insane. 60 The PUP
liz service Commission authorized the
New York. New Haven & Hartford RAN
road 10 acquire control or the kulldnu
Paiircad. CverrsliGg objections raised py
minority stockholders. - There were
fields Of Pennsylvania, but no serious
rioting: foreign miners at MinersVlIle
arc said 10 be arming and more trouble
is feared at that point.
FORFIGN-Thes second reading of the
Home Rule bill was voted in the House
of Commons by a majority of 1O1 in
total vote of GAS. - Count Paul
Wolff Metternich resigned his office as
German Ambassador to Great Britain.
a witness at the British Titanic
inquiry told how engineers had opened
four watertight doors after they had
been closed from the bridge, and left
them open. - King George Of Great
Britain spent ten minutes in a subma-
rine under the surface Of the water at
Weymouth. England. == Tom Mann,
the labor leader, was sentenced 10 six
months imprisonment at Manchester for
attempting to influence British soldiers
from their duty. - The reported
Turkish victory i'm Rhodes was officially
denied at Rome.
THE, WEATHER. for to-
day: Fair and warmer. The tempera-
ture Yesterday: Highest. Ga degrees,
lowest 81.