New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-11
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CITY-There was a break in the stoch
roarket Governor Wilson. IN MS
first important speech since MS nolil! Iu
tion. addressed, the National CohVeiiIioi
Of RuiIdine and Loan Associations At
Atlantic CITY, having earlier lad the cor
nerstone Of new Young Men Chr s't El
Association building. - Counsel Aot
Harry K. Thaw called lay WITNESSES ~
an attempt TO show basis OF TACT pc
hind Thaw's alleged delusions. :"
Colonel Roosevelt has heard his west,
ern supporters demand quick downward
revision Of the tariff, and 1t was unoer
stood that he would sanction taIlh
plank. The excessive neat coutlh-
ned 10 cause deaths and prostrauo
- The milk supply decreased ~ per
cent, owing to heat and drouth, pre-
miums were offered to stimulate Iatse
shipments, and it was predicted prices
of cheap grades would be advanced
August Belmont testified IN the
action brought against him by Inter
borough stockholders that his name
alone was worth 81, 100000 to the sub
way enterprise and that he put IN 81
600 900 Of his own money. - -
conference of the Roosevelt third party
will be held to-day to map out plans LOT
a state organization. - More snip
ping strike disorders occurred; the union
leaders SalO tnT6e InOuSaHu
men would quit work to-day.
DOMEsTIC.-Presiden Tafts man
ayers. il was said at Washington, are
determined to thwart the plans or the
Roosevelt supporters TO procure the cleo
tion az Renublicans of electors who will
vote for the colonel. - Two more
sneeches wee made on the Lorimer case
in the Senate and little progress was
made toward reaching the f1nal vote on
the question of unseating the limos sen
ator. Debate in the House on the
Sulzer bill to create department OF Ia
Dor was marked by bitter wrangllng ana
fsticuffs were barely prevented. =
Members Of Congress and army olrcers
conferred on a tentative scheme Tor
army reorganization prepared by ex-
perts of the War College. - (. L.
Fairchild, Of Topeka, Kan, was elected
president Of the National Education AS
ISOLATION at the meeting in chicago; the
association declared in favor of woman
suffrage The government at
Washington reported twenty-one deaths
. TO date from bubonic plague In forIo
Rico - Postmaster General Hitch
cock reported a marked increase in de-
posits in the postal savings banks. -
Governor Dix dismissed charges OF neg
lect of duty preferred against District
Attorney Rollfn 3. Sanford. Of Albany.
FOREIGN-In response to a request
from the American Consul at Hermo-
sillo, Mexico, the War Department or
dered rifles and ammunition to that
place TO protect Americans; General
Crozco's car was detached from mill
tary train 80 miles from Juarez. -
The French Chamber of Deputies adopt
ed the government electoral reform bill.
Mahmoud Shefket Pacha, Turkish
Minister of War, resigned. - James
Creelman said the English civil service
was a century behind that Of New York.
Portuguese royalists burned
Braga, the district capital of the old
province Of Entire Minho-e-Douro. -
Robert L. Borden, the Canadian Premier,
received a great reception at banquet
of the Colonial Institute in London. -
The striking dockmen at Havre went
back to work.
THE wEATHER-Indicati for to-
day: Unsettled. The temperature yester-
day: Highest 81 degrees; lowest, "a.