New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-11
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CITY.-Stocks were strong after
quiet opening - The Board or Esu-
mate refused TO be hurried by the IN
1erbOrough, and passed the blame loF
subway delay to the Public Service Com
mission. - The Appellate Division
reversed the action of Justice Gerard on
Trolkc r.. Brandt's writ Of habeas corpus
and the former SChif valet was re-
arrested and placed in the Tombs; ms
counsel will appeal and seek his release
ON bail Justice InCraham. While con-
curing. wrote q memorandum Setllhs
forth his views Of the prisoners remeo!;
.-- Charts Of prices were produceu
at the Steel inquiry 10 show that inc
formation of the corporation had
boosted prices. and though they had
been low cred the old level had not peeh
touched - Following the testimony
az business men the state food prope,S
heard the views Of consumers regdTu
ing markets. --=- II was announced at
The aerunautical exhibition That Cur
tiss aviator would begin flights III q
lydro-aeroplanc this afternoon on and
over the Hudson River. == Plans
were perfected for the parade OF seven
thousand police next SATURDAY. ana the
honor list was announced, heaoed ny
acting Detective Sergeant Corrao. -
The many recent secret sessions ny
the Board of Aldermen on the bulloihg
code have resulted in hot arguments ana
accusations bordering on scandal =
1t was shown in the suit against Jen-
nincs, president of two banks the state
closed. that he built the COhan Theatre
Iy financial methods even more dlZZN
than those later exploited by WalllnS-
ford in the same house. - Indlca-
tions pcinted to lively opposition Tues
dav when the Folks ordinance aimed AZ
moving picture houses comes up herore
tho Board OF Aldermen.
DOMESTIC.-Heavy rains and high
winds for one hundred miles along the
lower Mississippi vastly increased the
food danger and every available man
was rushed to the leVees 10 repair
breaks. -- President Taft sent mes
sage 10 Congress urging that legislation
be enacted to provide for commission
10 investigate and report on revision
Of the patent laws. -- T.. j. Wllnahls'
Of Scranton. Penn, continued his testl-
mony at the Archibald hearing at Wash
irgton. == Clarence Y. T. Richeson
fcH on his knees and begged the Sheriff
not to take him from Jail in Boston 70
the state prison al CharlestoWn, ms
request was granted. -- Several per-
sons were injured In a clash between
two thousand miners and the police at
an anthracite Coliery in North SCran-
H..
state Constabulary have the strike sit
uation we'll in hand in Pennsy wanna,
and do not believe there will be further
serious outbreaks. - The itinerary
Of President Taft's coming tour of Ohio
was made public at Washington; he IS
scheduled to make siXty-three speeches,
hut the number NAV be increased -
The Socialists national executive COM
mittee at INDIANAPOLIS condemned the
authorities at San Diego, Cal, for pro-
hibiting free speech -- The House
adopted the conference report on the
general pension bill; this action sent the
measure to the President - The
Senate received a favorable report on
the Clapp bill of lading" measure. I'M
posing greater liability on railroads.
FOREIGN-At the British Titanic in
curry ii was brought out that one OF
the lfeboats left the sinking liner with
eight women and children aboard and
sixtv-onc men. King George on
board the batteship Neptune witnessed
gun practice and battle manpuvres fif-
teen miles out at sea from Weymouth.
- The port workers at Havana, on
strike for almost week, returned 10
work, but went out again three hours
later. completely paralyzing the trafhc
Of the port. - The bill for adding
some forty thousand men and 24G field
guns 20 the German army passed its
second reading in the Reichstag. ==
The United States transport BufOrd ar
rived at Altata. Mexico. and took on
board nineteen Americans. 60 Mexi-
can federas defeated the rebel advance
guard north of Torreon; indecisive bat
ties at other points were reported. -
A merger was announced in Montreal OF
the Royal Bank Of Canada and the
Traders Bank Of Canada.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-
day: Showers. The temperature yester-
day: Highest, II degrees; lowest, 30.