New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-06
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CITY.-Mr. Roosevelt replied to the
Presidents Baltimore speech, SAVING MI
Taft made untrue statements ABOUT the
harvester trust suit. =- Several SEN
ators who saw the parade eXpresseu
themselves as more determined thal
ever to put the suffrage question TO
vote of the people. -= Elsie NlcholaS'
seventeen wears old. niece of the late
Senator Daniels, who had been missing
since March 26. was found by the ponce.
= Four steamboats,, dashed together
caught fire at Mariners Harbor anu
burning their hawsers. were blown: olaZ-
ing fercely. over on shooters isianu'
where they set a pier and two pulldlIgs
on fire after their crews including the
captain's wife. had leaped into Kill Van
Kull to save their lives. 60 the APP
pellate Division of the Supreme Court
decided that BENJAMIN Hart died q Gnu
zen OF this country, thus deprNlhS an
adopted daughter in France OF large
share of the 100000 estate - Inc
Housewives League. which maintains II
once forced down the price or butter pF
concerted action. now discusses the ad-
visibility Of ordering big meat BOY
colt. - 4 check for $4,000 given TO
woman for her interest in genealogical
bureau was the bone of contention IN
suit lasting several years brought oy
creditors of the concern. == A Brook
Ign clergyman aided in capturing a man
who had broken into his church and par
sonage.
DOMESTIC. Thousand of men are
working to hold the levees against the
Mississippi River flood at Baton Rouge
La: heavy rains have increased the
gravity of the situation, and II was
feared there might be serious loss OF
life in the path of the oncomlng Iorras
flood. - Tears forced President Tart
I ,,-,f- No.. Ptfff
q great memorial service in Washlng-
ton: other distinguished men delivered
eulogies The Taft bureau at
Washington issued statement saying
! that the recount of the vote cast at the
recent Massachusetts primary would en-
phasize the victory of President TAFT; IL
said that $4,000 ballots cast for Taft
: delegates at-large had been declared in
valid 60 Claims of the Taft and
, Roosevelt leaders in Maryland showed
the margin of victory expected by each
side was not wide; the southern and
, eastern counties were said 10 favor the
President strongly. -= The dividends
, of the Fall River cotton mills for the
last quarter amounted to $287,117, an
average of 104 per cent; the capital
represented totalled S27S10000. ==
tree warden at Sharon Mass, was blown
TO pieces when he sat down on stick OF
dynamite 1t was said In Boston
that the final fight TO keep Clarence V.
T Richeson from the electric chair would
be made this week on the ground Of in
sanity. 60 Frank T. Arnold cashier
of the failed First National Bank Of New
Berlin. y. Y, was taken to the county
Jail at Norwich; the arrest followed a
I threat by responsible men of the village
to tar and feather Arnold if he were not
arrested.
FORFIGN-Thc Canadian govern
ment steamer MOntmagny was ordered
. TO sail to-day to relieve the Nina in
the search for bodies Of Titanic vic
Tins; the Nina. il was announced,
would arrive to-day at Halifax, y. s.
with fewer than twenty bodies. ==
y demand upon President Madero TO
resign, IS the best means Of securing
the pacificatiOn of Mexico, was formu-
lated in Mexico City. - il was re-
ported from China that another $780,
600 was needed to cope with the fam
inc conditions there.
THE WEATHER.-Indicatio for to-
day: Showers The temperature ycster-
DAY: Highest. "a degrees; lowest. 46