New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-07
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CITY-Stocks made recovery. -.
The Olympic suffered a arrangement or
her steering gear on her way past tne
Battery, and was further delayed In get
ting out TO sea by touching bottom. -,
The Public Service Commission ruled
that the estate of William Astor was not
entitled to electric lighting cheaper man
any other buyer OF such commonly; y;
- Woodrow Wilson said he Noalu
emphasize the tariff in his Keynote
speech, to be delivered August q -
Senator Dixon said the new party m
tended no dress parade, but battle
royal and that complete state tlcKets
would be nominated wherever the Re-
publican organizations remain loyal 10
Taft The Philadelphia was ue-
layed by a strike among her crew put
sailed at noon with SUBSTITUTE lorce'
After a day devoted TO discussion
of a Judiciary ticket, Colonel Roosevelt
said he wanted only those who under
stood the needs of the plain people. -
RAYMOND Hitchcock attacked man
whom he called Charley" aboard the
Moltke, on which his wife was sailing
The body Of Congressman Maloy
was removed to Ogdensburg, where dele
cations from the Senate and House We're
invited 10 attend the funeral.
DOMESTIC.-Presi Taft will not
insist on the selection OF his private sec
rotary, Mr. Hilles, for chairman Of the
national committee and manager oi MS
campaign if he finds members of the
committee prefer another man, 1t was
learned at Beverly Mass. - DlscoV-
cry of two false identifications reduced
the number Of persons Killed ~ the
Lackawanna Railroad wreck, near Corn
ing, n Y, to thirty-nine, Whlie the
number Of dead in the Ligonler valley
Railroad wreck, near Latrobe Penn, re-
manned at twenty one. - The Senate
entered on the last stage Of the Lorimsr
controversy; Senators McCumber and
Dillingham; defended the Illinois mem
Der. The National Education Coun-
Gil in session at Chicago, received re-
ports that rural schools throughout the
country wera In so unsatisfactory a
condition that the nation was menaced
Another and final effort was made
to induce the General Federation OF
Women's Clubs, in convention in san
Francisco, 10 indorse woman suffrage,
but il was quietly suppressed by the
president, Mrs. Philip y. Moore Of ST.
Louis. California Progressives,
after a conference at Sacramento an
nounced that they would try to swing
the states electoral vote to Roosevelt
FOREIGN.-The German Emperor
babe adieu 70 the Car at Port Baltic
and sailed on his yacht, the Hohenzol-
lern, for Swinemunde; a semi oflcial
statement issued in ST. Petersburg said
that the interview between the two
monarchs did not signify any chang IN
the grouping of the European powers.
The final heats in the aquatic
events at Henley on Thames were Wit
ressed by King George and Queen Mary.
La Savoie was prevented from
sailing from Havre on account OF the
seamen's strike - II was reported
that Orozco, the Mexican rebel chief.
had ordered the bulk of his forces TO the
coast towns of Sonora for the purpose
of obtaining ammunition. 80 Reports
OF disorders in the north Of Portugal de-
termined the Lisbon government TO Sehd
q warship to Oporto. - The Nor
wegian Storthing voted naval estimates
OF 100000.
THE WEATHER.-Indic for to-
day: Fair. The temperature yesterday
Highest, SO degrees; lowest IS.