New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-13
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CITY.-A mad dog ran through the
streets Of Rosebank, Staten Island, and
bit three persons and fourteen dogs
before it was shot TO death. -- Clad
in pajamas and slippers, d young man
dashed through the Sunday promenaderS
at Far Rockaway after escaping from a
hospital and drowned himself in the SURF,
despite the efforts of two men TO save
his life. = The report of the state
Prison Commission recommends stud
for lettering Jail industries and states
that conditions in penal institutions
abroad are an Improvement on those OBJ
tanning here. == Six hundred moving
picture houses, it was said, will be al
fected by the Folks ordinance, which
will have a hearing before the aldermen
tomorrow. - Walters, encouraged
by victories, planned additional strikes
in hotels and restaurants. -- Mrs.
Bryan, chairman Of the park committee
OF the Woman's Municipal Research
League. has issued a denunciation OF
Commissioner Slower, saying he is utter
~ unqualified for his place. - West
chester commuters will make another
effort to enforce a reduction Of rates Il
and from New York City. -- The
New York State Woman's Suffrage AS
ISOLATION held a Mothers Day celebra-
ton == The Board Of Aldermen was
asked TO investigate the charges tha'
appointments TO the Bureau Of Fire Pre-
vention were based on political afilIla-
tons.
Characterization Taft left Wash
ton for Marietta. Ohio, where he will
begin his final campaign Of speechmak-
ing in his home state; for the ten-day
tour Of Ohio siXtYthree speeches have
been scheduled, the last one TO be dellV-
cred at Dayton the day before the state
primary. - a dispatch from Colum-
bus, Ohio, stated that in addition to
President Taft three other Presidential
possibilities. Colonel Roosevelt, Governor
Harmon and Senator La Toilette, would
also stump the state this week; II was
reported that Colonel Roosevelt would
follow the Presidents route and would
make more than sixty speeches in the
state. - The Taft National Bureau
claimed Montana had been won for the
President - Alienists made thor
ough examination Of Clarence Y. I.
Richeson; he failed to hetray nervous
ness as a result Of the long ordeal -
The exposition pavilion Of the Red Cross
conference in Washington has proved
one of the most interesting features OF
the international gathering. 60 The
Board OF Regents of the Mount Vernon
Ladies Association is holding its an
nual council and living and sleeping in
the old home of George ana Martina
Washington. =- Mob violence marked
the first week of the efforts Of socialists
10 get control of the mine workers
unions in the anthracite coal region.
== w. w. Wright. divorce proctor OF
Kansas City Court, declares the cause OF
nine-tenths Of divorces is the disi0clina-
ton Of wives to become mothers. -;
Reports from crop experts said this
years yield in the transmiSsouri region
would be the greatest In the history Of
the West.
FOREIGN.-The Mexican rebel general
OroZco was reported retreating north
ward toward Chihuahua, the federals oC-
cupying the positions held by him on the
previous day. == A $50. 0o0, 900 LOAF.
10 China was arranged by the six pow
ers, China accepting foreign supervision
Of its expenditure. - A disturbance
broke out in Tien-Tsin, and the Chinese
authorities requested aid in its suppress
sion from the foreign garrisons. -
Riots occurred in Panama when certain
men known TO be opposed TO the govern
ment attempted 10 register themselves
for the purpose of voting - PEN
broke ". Pitt. charged with forgery
consented 10 leave Italy for the United
States without further proceedings
60 Hans SChmigulski fell three hun
dred feet in an aeroplane at Cassel,
Prussia, and was killed.
THE WEATHER-Indi for to-
day: Showers. The temperature yes
terday: Highest, 65 degrees; lowest -.