New-York tribune., 1912-03-02
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN. aggregating thou
sands of dollars was done in resump-
ton by London suffragettes OF thelr
window smashing campaign; Mrs. Pank-
hurst was arrested after attacking tne
premier's' residence; 1.500 other arrests
were made No move toward a
termination of the English coal strike
was announced. - Residences anu
stores were looted in Peking as the pre-
yious DAYS fires were got under con-
troll but with nightfall shooting began
again: Sun Yat-sen, in Nanklng, was
confident that his government couIo
maintain order in Peking II in charse
there - Jose Maria V1lladares'
nonduran rebel invaded his country
from San Salvador and captured lhe
town of Aramecina. - NedrlneS, III q
monoplane at Pau, France, MADE lOl 20
miles in ore hour. 80 w. ;. Churcnli,
First Lord of the Admiralty, inspected
new type OF motor ship, which Vlslteu lne
Thames from Denmark on her wa! W
Siam - Pedro Pena was appointed
provisional President Of the Repuohc o,
Paraguay, vice Liberato RoJas, caPtuIeu
nv reyouticnists. - Edward Blake
the Canadian statesman, died at Ottawa
DOMESTIC.-A caucus of Democrats
of the House OF Representatives, ADOPTED
q free sugar bill and a bill Whlch IN
effect would provide an income taH' IL
proposes to extend the present corpora
ZION tax to include individuals and CO.
rartnershiIs doing a business Of 5000
q wear or more - The Lawrence eX-
secutive committee of the Industrial
Workers of the World voted to recon-
mend that the strikers refuse an ad-
vance Of per cent in wages mace Dy
the mills; a delegation or chlldren lelt
Lawrence for Washington - Ihe
Missouri Supreme Court denied writ or
a~Iro hxr
Missouri Pacific, Iron Mountain ana
Wabash railroads, an express company
and q transit company. - j. j.:
Hughes q wealthy Tennessee planter.
was convicted at Nashville Of the muir
der of Thomas Dolan, jockey. -
A conference of Democratic leaders
= scheduled for Chicago TO consider the
postponement of the Democratic Ma
tional Convention was indefinitely post
poned. Serene +. Payne, OF Au-
burn, and A. M. Patterson, OF Geneva
Taft adherents, were named as candi-
dates for delegate to the National Re-
publican Convention from the 36th Con-
gressional District
CTTY.-Stocks were strong. - I'm
official estimates showed that the tax
rate in Manhattan and The Bronx woulG
be II pointS higher than last years rate
- The Public Service Commission
took no action on the Interborough oner'
but will meet again on Monday, and may
reach q decision before Governor DIX
appoints new Commissioner. - The
notice matron who solved the $4,000
taxicab robbery was made regular de-
sective and the day was marked by
further confessions, one of the three
brigands" surrendering and confessing
his share in the plot. === The jury tnat
tried Christian Science healer for
practising medicine without a license
was unable to agree on verdict. -
Judge puell. accepting the appointment
as chairman of the Roosevelt committee
for this city, issued call for aid TO
bring about the nomination of the former
PresideDt.- Mr.. Roosevelt returned to
oyster Bay. The trial of former
State Senator Frank j. Gardner was
begun before Chief Magistrate kempner'
THE WEATHER.-lndica for to-
day: Fair and cold. The temperature
yesterday: Highest. 80 degrees; low
est u.