New-York tribune., 1912-03-10
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-It was announced that a
detachment Of United States marines
would be sent to PekinG TO guard Ihe
mission compounds. =- a banking
syndicate representing four OF the pow
ers placed a first instalment of S224.Up
TO the credit of the Chinese government
in Peking. == The Mexican rebel zen
eral Rojas. dynamited the vaults OF the
National Bank Of Mexico at Juarez ana
took possession of 10000 pesos -
owing to the British strike, coal was re-
cejved at SueZ from Norfolk. Va, Tor
the use of liners passing through the
canal. - Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst,
in iail in London, started munger
strike" refusing all food till liberated
s= King George laid the foundation
stone for the new palace of the LONDON
County Council, which is to cost nearly
S1O0O00O0. 60 The Lord Mayor or
Berlin, who has served the city since
1899 announced his intention of resign
ing ....
DOMESTIC. IC.-President Taft, speaking
in Chicago, gave his views OF a real
Progressive, and gave much credit TO
his distinguished predecessor. - An
increase in wages, involving l2o.OOO EN-
ployes. was granted by New England
textile mills; the American Woolen
Company raised it's offer TO the Law
renee strikers, but the latter did not ac-
cent A dispatch from Wilkes
Barre stated the coal operators in the
anthracite fields of Pennsylvania were
constructing stockades around their
properties in anticipation Of strike OF
the miners. - Six men lost ther
lives in a fire which burned chicago
lodging house. A dispatch from
Los Angeles stated that Clarence 5.
Darrow, former chief counsel for the
Mcnamara brothers, would be placed on
trial May Il, charged with bribing jurors
in the dynamting case. == The police
force in the business district of Newport
r. l., was doubled as the result OF the
killing Of an artilleryman by a patrol
man. =- Application was made to the
courts to restrain the printing on the
primary ballot of the names chosen by
the Republican organization OF the Zoth
Congress District. - There was Dig
slump in the stock of the General AS
phalt Company on the Philadelphia En-
change, common dropping 81 and pre-
ferred So - Two railroads and six
lumber companies were indicted at
Grand Rapids Mich. for violating So
called transit privileges: they are the
first prosecutions of the kind undertaken
by the government.
CITY.-Stocks were steady. - Be-
cause of the supposed insanity of the
senior MEMBER OF Ine HrIn, lHe. w ali
street house of Connor & Co. assigned.
go The Roosevelt city committee filed
with the Board of Elections the list OF
candidates for delegates 10 the Repub-
lican National Convention. 80 Mrs
H. L. Bloodgood was committed to the
Riverview Sanatorium after an examina-
tion by allenists. = The New York
Central applied to the Public Service
Commission for permission to purchase
the stock Of the Rome, Watertown d
Ogdensburg Railroad. - The Coun-
tess Of Warwick arrived on the Maure-
tania. - 1t was learned that the an
thracite operators would word their re-
fusal of the miners demands in such a
way as to leave an opening for new
proposition. 80 The second days ses-
sion Of the New York State Association
of Spiritualists was held in the Temple
Of Modern Spiritualism. - Marcus M.
Marks, in an address at the Republican
Club on the Lawrence strike, urged the
passage Of a conciliation law. like that
in Canada. providing for the investiga~
tion of labor troubles before and not
after the declaring Of strikes.
THE WEATHER.-Indic for to-
day: Fair. The temperature yesterday:
JiQbpet AZ degrees. lowest. 81.