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

CITY.-The stock market showed
weakness. - Nearly twenty thousand
suffragists marched in their annual pa
rade. while five hundred thousand per-
sons looked on; Carnegie Han was
hacked and several overflow meetings
were held at the end of the march. =
The Senate inquiry into the Iltahlc uis-
aster ended, with the mystery OF the
supposed delay in the announcements Oh
the liners sinking still unsoVed. -
Two children were killed and several
seriously injured by being run over pN
streetcars, automobiles and wagons
- Retail coal dealers, fearing
shortage. recalled their spring reductlons
as premature and decided to maintain
winter prices. - Chaunce! NJ Dc-
pew, speaking as the guest at the Mon
tank Clubs birthday dinner, opposed the
recall of judges, and said the real trouble
Law with statesmen who prepared laws
poorly - Suit TO annui her marriage
has been begun by a young Brooklf u
girl, who alleges that after flVe years on
violent courtship she was forced 10 "eu
nv threats of death from her present
husband, whom she left right after the
ceremony and has never lived with
- The will of Benjamin Gugsen-
helm, who lost his life when the Iltanlc
sank, was filed.
DOMESTIC.-Presiden Taft sent to
the Judiciary Committee of the House
papers filed in the Department or JUS
tice relative to charges against Judge
Robert w Archibald, of the Commerce
Court. and the House authorized me
committee to investigate the case. -
The Maryland primary campaign was
closed bv President Taft speaking IN
Baltimore and Colonel Roosevelt IN
Cumberland after each had made state
wide canvasses during the day. -
Resolutions denounCing the employment
of children in mills and factories were
adopted by the Methodist General Con-
ference in Minneapolis, and ministerial
commission will be appointed to start an
active war against the system. - Ed
ward Callahan, prominent in the teuds
If Breathitt County, KY, OF which ne
was OK Sheriff. was shot by unknown
persons while standing in the door OF ms
store i'm Crockettsville. - Midship-
man Julian Bishop, of New York City,
died in Annapolis of blood poisoning
caused bv a slight cut from barber s
razor. ----- Two cadets were dismissed
from the West Point Military Academy;
a stomach pump revealed evidence OF
intoXicants - The senior class won
the highest number of points at the an
nual field day at VaSsar College; no rec
crds were broken, but two were equalIed.
FOREIGN.-Emilio Vasquez Gomez
left the United states Tor j udreZ, WneTe
he was proclaimed provisi nal President
of Mexico; he appointed Colonel Oroczo
his Minister of War and Moreno Canton
of Yucatan, has Minister of Foreign Re-
lations. - The members of the Pan
anna Pacific Exposition Commission, of
which John Hays Hammond is preSi-
dent were present, to King George at
Buckingham Palace by Ambassador
Reid. - The Italian fleet seized the
Turkish island of Rhodes. 60 Count
Robillard Cosnac fell three hundred feet
in his monoplane at Nice, France, and
was killed. - p. May, counsellor of
the Belgian Legation in London. was APP
pointed Belgian Minister to the United
States. - The waplens and vestry Of
the American Church of the Holy Trim
ity, in Paris, extended a call to the Rev.
DIR. Herbert Shipman, OF New York, to
become their rector. - Dissatisfac-
ton is general in the interior districts of
China. il was learned at Annoy; renewal
of hostilities was reported from Swaton
and the assassination of a superior
Judge from Fuchow. - 1t was an
nounced at Berlin that division Of the
German fleet would visit American
waters next month. and be in New York
from June 8 to 10.
THE WEATHER.-Indic for to-
day: Fair. The temperature yesterday:
Highest So degrees; lowest, 90.