New-York tribune., 1912-04-07
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.


CITY.-Stocks were strong and active.
- S29, ,461 was stolen from the cage
of the paying teller of the Hudson TruS,
three weeks ago; it is thought TO be an
inside Job == Senator Root and Mr..
StimSOn, Secretary of War, are in New
York to-day where il is expected they
Will confer with State Chairman Barnes
with a view to swinging the Republican
delegates from this state solidly for TAFT
at the Rochester convention. -=
Leaders of the Paterson strikers are
planning 10 deport the children, as was
done in the Lawrence strike, as soon as
signs of famine appear. =-= Charges
against the writer of Sunday school tex
books used in many Protestant churches
have come to the point of investigation,
and a lively wrangle is expected. -
Commuters choked Cortlandt street TO
watch a squad of police break into an
alleged gambling house and get hNe
prisoners. 60 The opera was discussed
at the luncheon of the City Club by sew
eral producers and singers. --- II was
said there would be further negotiations
between the railroads and the locomotive
engineers before the employees decided 10
90 on strike = The Art students
I.eague gave a press view OF their an
nuai fake show" = Max NJ. Hart
caused the arrest of w. j. Harvey a
Pittsburgh promoter, for slander' IN
having called him thief
DOMESTIC. .-Levees on the Arkansas
side of the Mississippi River soulh "i
Memphis gave way, flooding VIDE ter
ritorv. army officers estimated IOltS
thousand persons were homeless anu
poverument relief will be rushed: dam
.,oa estimated at millions has been done.
- Abraham Ruef, convicted poltlcal
hoss of San Francisco. began exposing
mon accused Of grating with him DuS
moi vet convicted. == Secretary t1sher
of the Interior Department declared
President Taft had shown the con-
structiye ability especially needed nN
the country = Members of the House
of Representatives in washington
eharnlv criticised Mr. Randell, Of Texas
and declined 10 accept his disclaimer
that he intended TO insinuate they were
.onproa chahle" -- Colonel Roosevelt
began his speaking campaign for deie-
gates in Illinois by declaring he was OPP
nosed bv the men who feared 10 trust
Tho people. -- President Taft played
his first game of golf of the spring sea
son. defeating General Clarence II. Ed-
wards by one hole. == The PRESIDENT
and Mrs. Taft will lend their aid to the
society circus 10 he held in Washington
ON April 26 and -, it was learned III
Washington: they will occupy box on
tho opening night. = Reuben Ed-
wards. a kinsman of Sidna Allen, was
arrested near Hnlsville Va. accused ot
aiding the outlaws 70 elude capture.
- Mrs. Elsie Hobbs Raymond was
indicted at Augusta, Me. on the charge
of numbering Miss Matte Hackett at
Rcadfield. in that state, seven years ago
FOkEIGN.--The Miners Federation OF
Great Britain decided after stormy
session to order the coal miners TO re-
srme work; $1,000 had already returned
10 the pits. and all workers Will nave re-
sumed by Tuesday next -- f'or'y
rebels were killed and sixty prisoners
taken hv a force of federals near Ne
caXe in the State of Puebla, Mexico.
Z Secretary Knox sailed from SAN
tiaco for Guantanamo, cuba. - an
operation performed at Leipsic, In when
rart of the thyroid gland of healthy
child was transplanted in an imbecile'
caused cure of the latter. -- IL was
General Ho and not General Wu-Sum
who landed three thousand Cantonese
troops at SwatoW on Friday - ~
ves stated that Russia had made wig
orous representations 10 Turkey protest
ing against alleged ottoman encroach-
ments. some ten thousand square miles
IN extent, in Persia.