New-York tribune., 1912-03-15
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS. Senate: Eulogies of Sen
ator William p. Frye were delivered
House: The Senate resolution
authorizing the President to prohibit
Shipments of arms into Mexico was
adopted; debate on the free sugar Dill
began.
FOREIGN.-Three shots were fired at
Victor Emmanuel III of Italy In Rome
bv an anarchist, but none hit him; one
bullet wounded guard; the would-De
assassin was almost killed by mob De
fore the police seized him. - Eftorts
made to settle the British coal strlke
again were fruitless; reports from Lon,
don said innumerable workmen OF all
classes were facing hunger, z= The
Belgian coal strike probably was avert
cd. but the railroads were congested;
more than 100000 German miners were
reported on strike. - Mr. ana MTs'
Pethick Lawrence Mrs. Emmeline Pank-
hurst and Mrs. Mabel Tuke, Suffrage
leaders. were accused of conspiracy ana
remanded, in London. =- An III Paso
disnatch said that the rebels had capt
ured Jiminez I'm the state of Chihuahua.
DOMESTIC President Taft issued
proclamation forbidding the shipment OF
arms into Mexico from the United states
- The Kansas Democratic convention
instructed the states twenty delegates
for Champ Clark, with woodrow wilson
second choice. = Judge IhorntOH
Massie. Commemorative Attorney VIII
lam Foster and Sheriff Lewis WebD
we're shot and killed in the County Court
room at Hillsville, Va, after sentence
had been pronounced on Floyd Allen; the
shooting was alleged to have been done
by two of Aliens brothers and seVeral
Of his friends. =- The New BEDFORD
Manufacturers Association voted per
cent wage increase; $4,000 textile opera
tives were affected; similar advances
we're announced at other New England
points. = Contesting delegations were
elected in the Sd Congressional District
Republican Convention at Tulsa OKla'
- The warden and two other en-
ployes OF the Nebraska state peniten-
tiary. at Lancaster, were assassinated by
prisoners. who subsequently escaped
- The Lawrence strike was pracu-
cally ended: the strikers voted to return
TO work In number of the largest mills
including those OF the American Woolen
Company.
TY.-Stocks were strong. - Gen.
eral Benjamin F. Tracy was chosen to
head the advisory committee or Tatts
Eastern bureau. - Thomas 3. Harmed.
counsel for Adolph Segal in the loan
transaction out Of which grew the gov
ernments suit for conspiracy against
OFFICIALS Ol tilt sugar uSAi oiAN
one of the defendants, was suddenly
called to the stand by the prosecution
and DISCRIMINATION was begun after the
court had ordered a verdict of not guilty
returned in his case. -| Geno Mon
tani. who drove the taxicab at the time
OF the $4,000 robbery, found that all the
other prisoners were against him, one
testifying that the chauffeur conceived
the hod-up and made the plans. -=
Colonel Roosevelt was excused from jury
duty following his tenth trip to Mineola
as a talesman without being wanted.
- Judge Grain decided that grand
Jury permission for Schiff and Cans to
testify in the Brandt case would mean
immunity for them. so the inquiry will
go on without them.
THE WEATHER.-Indicatio for to-
flay- Snow or rain and colder. The tenn
perature yesterday: Highest, As degrees;
lowest, 80.