New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-13
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CITY.-Stocks were active and weak.
- The body Of General FREQ u,
Grant will be removed from the Holei
buckingham to the chapel on Governor )
island to-day, and the burial at west
Point will be deferred ten days 10 pernil'
the arrival of Princess CantecuZehe' 'lo
generals daughter, from RUSSIA. -
Ninety three per cent or the engineer ~
conference voted to strike unless inc
railroad board Of managers considered
their demands. notice of which was met
with cool Indifference by the latter oouy'
Tins threatening g tie-up Of fifty Eastern
railroads. Theodore RooseVeit
started for New England, where ne VIII
make speeches in Massachusetts any
New Hampshire. - Park DeparuiieH
officials said results Of work aready
dnne convinced them that the restoration
or Central Park according to the plans
laid down by federal soil expert Woulo
ne successful Word has been re-
ceived by the French line here that ns
new ocean greyhound, La France, hao
developed tWenty-seven KNOTS OH neI
trial trip. 80 Judge Mulqueen calleu
Deputy Police Commissioner Dougherty
into court and rebuked him for seIuIIis
a letter to the court giving prisoner
record, based on detectives testimony
- Nine. Simone, on the eve or her
tenarture for London, praised American
PLAYS and players, taking issue with
David Belasco. - At the nearing VI
the state Pure Food Commission one
grocer testified that out Of an annual
gross business of $4,000 he had peeh
able to make a net profit or only $40
DOMESTIC.-Aftert the conference OF
the sub committee Of anthracite miners
and operators in Philadelphia, 1t was re-
ported that the miners might waive their
demands for recognition or the union,
and that the operators probably would
grant an Increase in wages; II was pre-
dicted that q new wage arrangement
might be agreed on next week. -
+. O. Beach cabled that he would return
from Paris next week to face charges
against him at Aiken, S. e. - Secre-
tary Fisher Of the Interior Department,
in an address at Lincoln, Neb, said
President Tafts position with respect to
Progressive policies has been mlsunder-
stood or misrepresented. - Governor
Harmon of Ohio defended his course ana
answered critics in a speech in Omaha.
-= Miss Clara Barton died at Glen
Echo, Md. - The Court or Appears
AT Albany decided that investors who
bought bonds as a result of a mislead-
ing prospectus could recover the money
so invested - George l.. Marsh,
wealthy soap manufacturer Of Lynn
Mass. was found murdered, and the po-
lice have discovered no clew TO the MUIR
derer or motive for the crime.
Secretary Knox was en-
tertained II dinner in the American Lee
cation al Havana; the cruiser Washing
ton, il was announced, will sail Tonight
on the return journey, with the Secre-
tary of State on board - Negotla-
lions for averting the threatened strike
OF American employees on the Mexican
National Railways failed and 1t was
regarded as certain that the men would
walk out on Wednesday next - Sew
eral English suffragettes who had under
taken q hunger strike" without allow
ing the prison authorities TO become
aware of the fact were released from
jail. owing 10 the danger TO their lives
caused by their prolonged abstinence
from food and their resistance to forcl-
BILE feeding - The twenty second
exhibition of the National Society OF
Fine Arts (the SALON. was opened In
Paris by President Fallieres. - Mu-
tinous troops in Marking burned and
looted many stores and residences be-
fore being subdued by Cantonese regu-
lars
THE WEATHER.--lnd for to-
day: Showers. The temperature yester-
dsy: Highest, 50 degrees; lowest 43.