New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CITY.-Stocks were irregular. -
DR.. Carlos F.. Macdonald testified that
in his opinion Harry X. Thaw was
paranoiac and that il would be danger
Gus to set him at liberty. -- Theodore
Roosevelt deferred issuing the third
party call, but said 1t would be ready by
Monday. - The Tammany delegates
returned from Baltimore bitter against
Bryan, Governor Dix saying he hoped he
would bolt. - The Master Builders
Association said that while women would
be admitted To its trade school soon TO
be opened, they would attend only W
learn the business side of building WORK
=-= outgoing ships had little difficulty
In clearing and the union committee OF
the striking engine room hands debated
the adVisability of Conceding defeat
- The Fresh Air Smile Train took
away to the country a throng of happy
youngsters from the tenement nous"
districts - Eight suifraglsts an
nounced themselves ready TO start ID
automobiles for whirlWlnd SpeunlnullS
tour OF Long Island.
DOMESTIC. President Taft and fam
fly left Washington for their summer
home at Beverly, Mass. -- Members
of the Democratic National committee
said the plan and scope OF the llsoh
campaign would depend largely on
whether or not Theodore Roosevelt IN
sisted on running as third patty can
didate. -= A. Piatt Andrew resigned
as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury ;
i'm a letter to President Taft he attacked
the methods of Secretary MacNeaSh.
- The Senate at Washington agreed
20 the appropriation which provides ST.
$40 600 for state militia encampments
- The House chemical bill was de-
feated I'm the Senate 10y party vote all
the Democrats sustaining H. --- A.
torney General Smith of Minnesota uc-
cided that the Progressive party BENG
organized by Theodore Roosevelt Coulu
not take part in the primaries IN MIME
sofa. as it had no legal stahulhs'
Adherents of Roosevelt in Indiana at
meeting in indianapolis, decided 10 puo
an independent state ticket in the neid'
- The General Federation OF Nom-
or,. CIub. in session at San Francisco
held it's election for officers. ---- lhies
nsreons were killed by the overturnlng
az an automobile near Duluth, MIMI
FORFIGN.-The British Board of
Trade inquiry on the loss OF the 1lIdhic
was terminated Lord Mersey report II
was said would be ready WITHIN red
sonable time" = The lnlCrnd lVIi"l
adio-Telegraph Conference, in LONDON
tar,1irated its labors and adopted a
series of recommendations regulating III
,,se ~ ''yvireless" at sea. 80 Inc Cosld
Rica government sent request 10
Washington for the loan of the services
of Colonel Goethals and MS f aIl9iLit
Canal staff 10 devise plans Tor oulIulHs
barbors and forts on the Paclhc CCdSI
&c that country. 60 Anti-French feel
Ing in Morocco was reported to be on the
increase. -- The long expected Glas 81
between Mexican federals and reDeis 81
paohin1ba began at dawn; the rebels at
latest advices were holding their own
- The Cuban insurgent genera 1No-
net was reported making an eftort %
me- cnontanamo, with the intention or
REMEMBERING svTr to the American authorities
there.
THE WEATHER.-lndlc atlolls l luI 49,, -.
dav: ThunderstOrms. Inc teiip I.',,oat
, uas Highest SO degrees; lowest