New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-23
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

DONESTIC.-Charles F. MnrpMia, 20
New York, in an interview "' IND ha
iI maj eX-Judge Parker Would 20
ot,nsen temporary chairman OF tme
Ia,,,oIretic convention. and that W III
a., Jennings BRYAN would meet ue'o.'
before the national committee II ne
,or,rtaS :, oppose Judge Parker eltc-
,tor - Governor Wilson. IN teie-
cram to ". J. Bryan, stated ILa' I,ie
Zebra skan was entirely WITHIN nio
ricbts i'm insisting on the selection Oh d
progressive as temporary ChdlI IiI"' IT,
the Baltimore convention. III ha
Donocratic national platform VIII DC
sbort and incisive and make sweeping
concessions TO the radical element Vi t,io
marty il was said -= Baltimore CeiI
brated the ACQUISITION Of the Democracy
national convention with parauG ailu
an illumination. =-= Ut. T.. r. e.+a
Cbief statistician of the New York State
Investigating Commission, salQ 'he us NE,
cost of food products was likely 10 Coiio
tipue and that the remedy Woulu not W
found in this country. =- w Hlidll ="
Dav United States district judge at
CInveIand. refused to grant the moll0n
Of the minority stockholders OF 'iio
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad tHat ne
intervene and prevent Ihe hioJo,i a.
stockholders from re-electing the roau
,id hoard Of directors = The Senate
and the House divided as to the amount
of the pension to be given to the Wluv ~
81 Admiral Schley - Denman l.
NcFarland. Of Philadelphia, grandson
of Denman Thompson, the actor jumper
into lake near Philadelphia ana S9 ,s
the lives Of two Country CLUB cauules'
CITY-Stocks were dull. - 1t was
said a special train carrying I'VE nun
bred boomers of Mayor Cfynor Tor me
Democratic Presidential NOMINATIONS
would leave town for Baltimore to-mor-
,oy, - Twenty-four sailors and fire
mon from the Holland-America inner
Ryndam we're overturned from boat
into the Hudson River; 1t IS peheVeu
three were drowned &c me Appel-
late Division ruled in substance that
man, although poor, must pay allllloH!,
even If his former VIE does not Heou
tho money. The furTiers, IL was
announced, would attempt to reopen
their shops tomorrow, using strlkr
breakers. -= Sentenced TO five years
in Sing Sing after ten years spent
mostly behind the bars, q prisoner at
the Tombs hanged himself in his cell
The circus Of the commonwealth
Club attracted a large crowd TO It's maj
performance in Montclair - Inc
home Of Colgate HOyt in Madison ave
nue. was robbed Of jewelry valued al
$1,000 -- The Metropolitan Museum
bought a Ribera, THE Birth OF Luz
Cretia."
FOREIGN.-The French government
Informed the managers of the French
Transatlantic line that 1t could furnish
no further blueia;ko;s to man the COM
pany's vessels: the Lorraine did not san
from HavTe as scheduled. - Inc
condition OF the grain market In Paris
presaged q bread famine; further ad-
vance Of ~ per cent in the price Of Dreao
Is expected. - Advices from Mexico
CITY we're TO the effect that OrocZo nad
failed TO foat his Chihuahua State loan
and tiat the collapse f the rebel move
,nent was a matter o. two weeks. -
Jndge w. II. Moore won the permanent
ownership Of the coaching Marathon
challenge cup at the London Horse
Show. ne also won two more frsts In
the harness classes. - General James
A. Drain. president Of the National Rife
Association Of America. was reported
from BuenOs Ayrcs TO be suffering from
eppendiCitis == DIR. Ludwig +. Thoma,
q well known German American journal
ist. died while on a visit to Bremen. -
Lieutenant Won Falkenhayn was killed
while attempting 10 make landing with
his ariCplane at DOeberitz Germany.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-
day: Fair The temperature Yesterday:
Highest, 20 degrees; lowest CD