New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-24
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CTTY-Jersey Republican leaders eA-
messed their delight at the rehoihlI!ot.!!on
IF President Taft and their conNlclIoi
tba+ be would be elected. - A mum
her of men prominent in both poIltI' GO
parties expressed themselves IN ldE9l 20
q single siX-yeaT term Tor lleSIOeli''
- The French liner La Provence al
rived with $50 men of the French nav!
as sailors, taking the place or part u
the crew which went on strike - =. -
Nevy Rochelle man who broke ms NECK
in diving nearly a year ago was ape W
stand. and said he hoped to walk IN d
short time. - At Fresh AIT services
IN his church, the Rev. DR.. Chr1stan + .
Reisner made q strong appeal lot lHe
Tribune Fund, saying that 20 per cent
of the successful men are country pIeu,
g. Ernest Flagg described ms pan
for extending the proposed Seventh e i
nue. Improvement so as 70 open loul
great West side thoroughfares -
Brooklyn politicians were speculatrls as
10 the result on the Republican party IN
Brooklyn Of the resignation or Ilmothy
l. Woodruff as county leader
DOMESTIC. -Organizers Of the Roose-
welt party in Chicago agreed that a
steering committee of seven, Democrats
and republicans, should study how Pres
idential electors should be placed on the
state IlChtlS anu ialllC NAAS 49,
place for convention. -7 william
Barnes. in a statement in Chicago. sald
the convention had proved the RepubH-
can party had not sweryed from us run
danaental principles. - Delegates 10
the Republican National Convention
rushed away from Chicago; Colonei
Roosevelt will depart to-day. - Pres
ident Taft received thousands Of mes
sages Of congratulation on his renomina-
ton; leaders pledged support and fore
cast victory in November. --- Sena-
tor Henry Cabot Lodge said he would
support President Taft for reelection.
- w j. Bryan reached Baltimore
and was welcomed by thousands: he
announced that he would ask no quarter
nor give any in his fight against Alton
B Parker as temporary chairman Of the
Democratic National Convention. --
OF the many candidates for the Vice
Presidency. Governor Wilson preferred
Representative Underwood, Of Alabama.
for second place on the ticket; three New
Workers were mentioned for the place.
- II was said at Washington that the
cotton goods trade now ranked seventh
among United States industries, with an
aggregate value for its products Of SG2S,-
39l ,S13. = A Seattle firm, eager TO
build a United States gunboat, protested
against the award Of the contract 20 a
naval yard.
FOREIGN.-The Cuban insurgents Es-
tenoz and Ivonet were reported still in
the field: in a skirmish near Mayari the
rebels lost five killed and fifteen horses
captured. - Porto RiCan authorities
announced a total TO date of nineteen
cases of bubOnic plague, with seven
deaths. -- Fighting was reported at
two points in the state of Durango Mex
leo: the rebels suffered reVerses. --
Eight Italian bluejackets We're killed in
Tripoli by an old she'll which blew up
while they We're handling It. - The
business section Of Canning, y. S, was
virtually wiped out by fire. the damage
being estimated al $4,000
THE WEATHER.-Indica for to-
day: Fair. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 1S degrees; lowest, 66.