New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-09
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CITY. Stocks declined generally. -
A little girl, the only witness against TWO
men held in the murder or q tWeiNe-
'year-old girl in The Bronx, admitted her
story was false, the prisoners were re-
leased and she was turned over 10 the
Children's Society for examination as 10
I her mental condition. - on lehla'
tive Roosevelt slate, Dixon hgures rs
national chairman, Woodruff as possible
state chairman, Halpin as county CHAIR
man and Prendergast as natlohal com
mitteeman. - After Governor VIII
son had conferred with Senator Gore
and other prominent Democrats at sea
Cirt IL was announced that National
Committeeman Hudspeth had declined
10 be national chairman under any
circumstances - New York Demo
Gratis incorporated as the Progressive
party, thus preventing the Roosevelt
state movement from using the haihe
l"proeressive" on the ballot. - one
hundred and forty children, the largest
marty sent out this year, were distrlp-
iOted at points near Scranton in Inc
Tribune Fresh Air campaign. - me
first Of Harry X. Thaw's own allemsts
testified that Stanford Whites slayer
was now perfectly sane. - Ihree
women and FIVE men were arrested In
,'1oan shark" raids, made under orders
of District Attorney Whitman. = me
,Tombs officials gave up hope OF hndlns
within the building George Wilson, the
prisoner who vanished on Sunday night
after attacking a keeper.
DOMESTIC. Members of the sub
committee on organization Of the Re-
publican National Committee discussed
a long list of men available for chair
man. without making decision. They
took luncheon with President Taft, and
were chief guests at a brilliant stag re-
ception in the White House. - Sec
rotary Stimson of the War Department
arranged for conferences between mem
bers Of Congress and army officers, IN
the hope Of reaching an amicable agree
Ynent for an army bill that would meet
the real needs of the service. == Thir-
teen articles OF impeachment against
Judge Robert w. Archibald, OF the
Commerce Court, were presented 10
the House by the judiciary Committee;
the committee declared he has prosti-
tuted his high Office for personal profit. =
- Attorney General Carmody said
he thought Governor Dix should invesu-
gate the frequent changing Of textbooks
I'm he-schools of the state. - Rear
Admiral yFinslow assumed responsibility
for the. position Of the battleship New
Hampshire, rammed by the Sound
steamer Commonwealth. 80 Mrs.
tlOreQCe 6ONu, VI NHSl CllCoICii VIM
respondent from Illness, killed herself
end two young children with illuminat-
ing gas 49, There were fourteen
deaths from heat in Philadelphia.
FOREIGN.-One of the Camorrist
prisoners at Viterbo was adjudged guilty
of the murder of Cuocolo and his wife,
three other prisoners guilty Of the muir
der of Cuocolo and one guilty OF the
murder Of the woman; Alfano, the al
legged Camorrist leader, and the other
defendants were found guilty as instiga-
tors of the crime; the murderers were
sentenced to thirty years imprisonment
and the others to ten, seven or hVe
years Imprisonment. all with terms of
bodice surveillance after obtaining their
liberty; one of the prisoners on hearing
1.-THE sentence cut his throat In court
e Royalists were reported encamped
in the mountains of Northern Portugal;
Ishe Lisbon Cabinet, It was announced.
was in constant session and was rushing
troops 10 the disaffected region.
THE WEATHER,-Indicati for to-
DAY: Fair. The temperature yesterday:
highest, 90; lowest. 20