New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-02
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CITY.-Stocks were active and prices
higher. =-- Timothy II. Woodruff an
nounced that he and the thirteen other
Kings delegates would vote for Tart so
long as the latter had a chance Tor the
denomination. but would not support a
losing cause --= Delegates from I'M
rois and Maine visited Theodore Roose-
welt at oyster Bay and urged nm not 10
contest the selection of Senator Root as
temporary chairman of the Chlcago con-
Nention. - one hundred and seventy
marriage licenses we're issued in Man
haitian and The Bronx. the largest NUM-
her ever taken out on the first saturday
of June. .=-- w. j. Burns the detective.
told how he had driven criminals out OF
Atlantic City. - Friends OF the
Building Code. il was said. might decide
30 let ii go over until TALL, OWING 10
the opposition developed. - Miss
Cloves" said TO be the daughter of a
rich New Yorker, escaped from the
Rloomingdale Asylum. where she was
placed five years ago. because OF sui
cidal mania Calvin Vaniman
saved the transatlantic airship Akron, IN
tryout directed 10y his brother Melvin.
by climbing TO the end of the propeller
shaft and cutting the stabilizer rope
which had become entangled in the
blades
DOMESTIC Americans at FL Cobre,
Cuba. appealed TO the state Department
for help. and the gunboat Paducah was
rushed with marines from Dalqulrl 10
Santiago. the port nearest TO El Cobre.
t-- The government collier Mars went
ashore on the Bahama Banks; the Ne
hraska and tugs left Key West TO go to
her assistance. - Philip O. Parmalee.
aviator, was killed at North Yakima.
Wash when a gust overturned his
aetoplane. - 1t was reported In Chi
Cago that the first business at the meet
ing of the Republican National Com
mittee would be the election OF chair
man to succeed the late Mr.. Hill, OF
Maine. -== Preparing 10 leave wash
jngton for Chicago Representative Nc
Kinley. director of the Taft bureau, de-
clared the President was certain of re-
nomination, and pointed out that RooSe-
welt would have to face his party in
Chicago, finding conditions different
than during the campaign. 60 The
House Banking and Currency Commit
tee announced II would begin an invesu-
cation of the New York Clearing House
Association and the New York Stock
Exchange on June 4. 1t was an
nounced at Washington that there would
be no federal investigation of the in
crease in the price of coal; that II was
considered the duty of the several states
10 probe the retail situation
FOREIGN.-The national executive
council of the Transport Workers Fed
GRAFTON decided that there should be no
national strike pending the result of the
meeting summoned by the government
for June to deal with the proposal for
q Joint Cancellation board. 80 The new
military airship Zeppelin III made her
maiden voyage from FriedrichshaVen 10
Hamburg. approximately $50 miles. In
10 hours and 20 minutes. - Among
the passengers who sailed from Liver
pool on the Mauretania were John Hays
Hammond. Ex-senator Aldrich and Gov
ernor and Mrs. Dix. 60 Willis l.
Moore. chief of the United States
Weather Bureau. delivered the first OF
q series of lectures before the Royal
Institute. in London. == Franz Lehar's
new musical comedy, Gypsy Love" was
successfully produced at Days Thea
ire. London. - IL was reported in
London that Sir Julius Wernher had left
$4,000 900 for charity. - NJ. Robi. a
French aviator, was killed by the cap
sizing of his aeroplane at Savigny-sur-
Orge. FrarCc.
THE WEATHER.-Indca for to-
Ssy: Cloudy and cooler. The tempera-
ture Yesterday: Highest 80 degrees; low
ert S7