New-York tribune., 1912-06-15
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CITY.-Stocks closed lower. - A.
Tor professing indecision till noon Colo
mol Roosevelt started for Chicago, saying
that countless kilograms to him indicated
the absolute and unanimous desire vi
The delegates that he should go
Delegates from New York County start
Cd for Chicago. "a train solld LOT 1dl''
except for Prendergast' Chairman
Koenig said. Henry A. Roolnson'
formerly chief counsel for the Metropoi-
jtan street Railway was disbarred ny
reason of the methods he employed IN
handling damage suits against the udC
tion line. = Attorneys :or ChaTleS
Torti charged with shooting q rlNal
gang man. again made unsuccessful el
forts to have the proceedings postponed,
- President Stillman of the Nauonai
CITY Bank arranged that the Stock EX-
change president get aid from Morgan III
tbe 1907 manic, according to well known
loan broker - Several more preSl-
dents of anthracite railroads have
pledged aid in the investigation into the
recent increase Of hard coal prices =
The president of the Carnegie tounoa-
zion attacked the medical schools IN III
Producing a report by Dr. A. Flexner,
saving that if European standards pre-
vailed three-fourths would go out OF
existence here =- Owing TO the hlsh
prices Of chuck. one thousand Kosher
butchers voted 10 close their shops thus
affecting 100000 consumers. = n
checkbook may have saved the lie OF d
realty broker shot by the Sirroco gang
in mistake for a Zelg gangster, the
shooter and his companions .dodging the
man hunt that followed
DOMESTIC.-Taft leaders declared
RooseveltS trip to Chicago was con-
fession of defeat, as he had been lolu
nv his workers that he was beaten un-
less he could himself save the day; IL
was stated in Chicago that the cOlonel
planned to appear in the convention ana
plead his own cause. == The Repupn-
can National Committee added fourteen
delegates to Mr. Taft's strength In the
settlement of contests from Oklahoma,
South Carolina, Tennessee and Alaska
Democratic leaders of the House
planned to override President Tatt eX-
pected veto of the appropriation Dill,
containing a provision to abolsn the
Commerce Court. 60 Secretary Nagel
approved the new regulations requiring
a Iifeboat for every person aboard ocean
liners Godfrey Taylor, of New
York. Harvard student. was fined Sl5O
for doing a SNAKE dance with his auto
in Boston. = The New York state
Bankers Association in convention at
Buffalo. by a unanimous vote upheld the
action of the president of the Fidelity
Trust Company, of Buffalo. in refusing
the request Of Chairman Pujo OF the
money trust" inquiry for information
concerning the affairs Of the institution.
A dispatch from Chicago stated
that beef cattle sold at the highest price
ever recorded, SO a hundred, an advance
of 50 so over the price at this time last
year.
FOREIGN-The United States mar
ines at FL Cobre, Cuba, prepared to re-
sist an attack: the Cuban gunboat Beire
arrived at Havana with eleven negro
leaders as prisoners: the United States
transport Cesar arrived at Santiago and
transferred supplies to the gunboat
Paducah. A Turkish victory was
7, r,ported from HONS, Tripoli, the de-
feated Italians losing large numbers of
men. several cannon and great quanti-
ties Of munitions and stores. - The
British dock strike collapsed at all ports
except that of London. where the end
was expected by Monday. - Judge
William II. Moore, ut the Richmond
Horse Show. England. won Lord Lecon-
fields cup. the highest honOrs in coach
ing. Alfred c. Vanderbilts team being
second: Mr. Vanderbilt won the coach
ing marathon from Hyde Park Corner,
London. to the old Deer Park Richmond.
-. Juarcz. Mexico. was filed with
rebels retreating from the recent zone Of
hnStilities. rendering the probability
greater that fighting may take place
within Cunshot of United states terri
tory.
THE ATHER.--IndicatiOns for to-
day: showers The temperature yester-
day: Highest. Sc degrees; lowest, 81,