New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-06
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CITY.-St6cks closed weak. -
Harry K. Thaw smiled during the cross
examination of Dr. Macdonald, and MI
Sbearn secured the admission that para
noia resembled a durable form OF mama
- The Metropolitan Museum or ART
announced the purchase of five paintings
from the Hearn fund. - 'oiohel
Roosevelt said the sherman law was
never meant to he rigidly enforced, ana
animated that his platform would come
ont for supervision instead OF suppress
sion of trusts. =- MaCaluso. involved
in the extortion case that sent t1sCher-
Hansen to prison landed in the Tombs
after three years Of freedom by com
planning that his wife, Nine Delills. nau
been robbed Of $4,000 I'm gems. - n
negro prisoner on BlaCkweTs Island
climbed M on the roadway of the
Greensboro Bridge. but was caught there
hv policemen. -= The collapse of some
beams on the third floor of an apartment
house under construction in Harlem IN
irred three wOrkmen. one seriously.
- Congressman George r, Malby was
found dead I'm the Murray Hill Hotel
DOMESTIC.-It was announced at
Beverly. Mass, that President Tart Woulu
receive the. formal notification that ne
was the nominee of the Republican party
for President i'm the White House ABOUT
August J. DreSlOeul L AT SptllN B''l =
Of the day on the golf links of the MYopla
Club and i'm motoring. -f- senator
Lodge i'm discussing the resignation OIL
= Piatt Andrew as Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury, declared that Secretary
WacVeagh's charge of inefiiCienCy was
absurd: President Taft was quoted in a
Beverly dispatch IA saying the lncldent
was closed. -- Secretary MacNcagh OF
the Treasury Department denied, in
or Tr,b1iD y II the rpDUrtS
that he had indicated to President Iaft
n determination to leave his Cabinet next
March - Eighteen persons were
killed and many injured I'm railroad
wreck near Latrobc. Penn. =- Della =
ware Lackawanna & Western Railroad
officials placed the blame for the wreck
near Corning on the engineer of the eX-
press train which ran into the passenger
train: a few more bodies Of the dead
were Identified the death list remaining
IT forty-One. - Senator CummlnS. OF
iowa. declared there was no need of a
Roosevelt party and he WOuld not ION
4. and Senator Bristow, Of Kansas. sald
the fight would he between Roosevelt and
Wilson and the latter would win. -
Speaker Clark's friends I'm the House re-
sented the failure of Mr. Underwood TO
deliver his votes to Clark I'm the Demo
cratic convention and a bitter Clark
Underwood fcud may result == The
laval appropriation bill. carrying $l33,-
0OO.O00 and a provision for two battle
ships. was passed by the Senate at
Washington
FOREIGN--Press censorship I'm Mex
leo was removed. indicating that the
Orozco revolt was considered by the
Madero government as having collapsed;
Madero himself received an ovation in
Mexico city. The killing Of an
American citizen and the wOundnC Of
two United States marines by Panama
police. il was announced, would be thor
oughly investigated by the authorities al
Washington. ---- The judge in the Ca
NORA trial at Vitcrbo began his sum
ming up; it was expected that verdict
would be reached on Sunday. -= \
German aviator carrying four persons
created q worlds record at Leipsic by
rema ming i'm the air SO minutes AZ Sec
Onds and a worlds record with two pas
sengers by remaining aloft > hours Al
minutes. =- Reports that bubOniC
plague had appeared there caused grea'
concern i'm Havana. - Leopold Eilers
German born but naturalized American
was sentenced to four years imprison-
nent at LeipsiC as spy =-- Two
British army aviators fell 900 feet near
Stonehenge and were killed.
THE WEATHER.-Iudica for to-
cay: Showers. The temperature yes
terday: Highest, 81 degrees, lowest, 81