New-York tribune., 1912-02-05
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Empress powager of
China issued an edict instructing Yuan
Shih-kai TO cooperate with the south
in the establishment of republic. 60
President Madero said alliances between
his country and Latin American states
would not profit Mexico zone whit ;
General Orozco arrived in Juarez ana
announced his intention OF removing all
mutinous troops thence to Chihuahua.
- King George and Queen Mary ar
rived at Spithead from India and were
scheduled to land at Portsmouth to-day.
Resentment was expressed III
Paris at the activity of Italy in the Red
Sea, which in many cases was Injurious
to French interests.
DOMESTIC. President Taft suspend
ed the order of the Commissioner OF Ind
ian Affairs that practically forced mem
bers of religious orders from the Indian
schools. - The Public Service Com
mission, Cd District ordered further
hearing on the applications Of the New
York Central TO buy control Of the On
tario & Western and Of the New Haven
to buy a majority Of stock of the Rut-
land Railroad. -= Monsignor Burtsel!,
one of Cardinal Farley's suite and ia
nous in church circles, died from pneu-
monia in Kingston, n. Y. - Ten
oyster men were reported drowned in the
lnODIa0k 1tlNeI. II was lOpOA bON
in q dispatch from Indianapolis that ar
rests may be made in nineteen cities as
result of the federal grand Jury's in
Vestigation of dynamite cases. - A
dispatch from Norfolk, Va, reported the
sinking of the British cotton steamer
Consols and the rescue of the boats
crew =- An Atlanta mob lynched
Charles Powell, a negro, who assaulted
and robbed a white woman few hours
A fro I'm fhp centre
Philadelphia's "Tenderloin" district
caused more than S1,OO0,OO0 loss. =-=
The foreman of a Hoosac Tunnel gang
suddenly became insane and killed two
of his men and himself. - Assembly
man Bradford r. Lansing died at his
home in Rensselaer,, N Y. -= The ice
bridge at Niagara Falls went out with
seven people on it; three persons We're
drowned but the four others succeeded
in getting ashore. -- a dispatch from
indianapolis stated that Colonel IIiller.
Governor Wilson's chief organizer in
Indiana, had abandoned his work, be-
heving that Wilson would not get a
delegate in the state. = The Central
Labor UIlion decided to aid the Industrial
Workers Of the World, rival organiza-
tion In the Lawrence mill strike =-
a large majority of army officers eX-
pressed opposition to the Hay bill call
ing for five-year enlistments, a Wash
ington dispatch stated.
CITY.-Mr. and Mrs. Frederick w.
Noble, the latter formerly Mrs. Walter
J.. Suydam, jr.. who eloped from Blue
Point, Long Island, last September and
were married less than a month ago,
after she had been divorced were found
dead in their apartment, having Darri-
caded the doors and turned on the gas
- Mortimer l.. Schiff said he op-
posed the pardon of F. +. Brandt be-
cause of the lying and scurTilous
grounds" upon which the convict based
his plea for executive clemency. -
DR.. Rush Rhees, president of the Uni
versity of Rochester, attacked sensa-
tional methods I'm public life in his hac-
calaureate address TO the graduates of
City College. - All the motion pict-
ure shows in Port Chester were closed
as q result of the crusade started by
clergymen against such amusements on
Sunday Four masked men Leld up
and robbed a bartender and two other
men In a saloon in The Bronx -= The
sugar trusts answer to the governments
suit for dissolution, 10 be filed to-day, is
a general denial. == Miss Annie Peck
reached port having planted the suffrage
banner on an Andean peak 10000 feet
above the sea. =-- Mrs. Stephen Wise
made a plea for better ventilation I'm
public schools, supported by letters from
teachers.
THE WEATHER.-Indi for to-
day: Generally fair. The temperature
yesterday: Highest % degrees; low