New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-13
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CITY.-The stock market improved:
-R. II. Thomas, former president or
the Stock Exchange, told the PuJo COM
mittee how J. p. Morgan came 70 the re-
lief OF brokers In 1907 with S2o,OOOOOO
and averted q tremendous crash. -
Several kosher meat riots i'll Wlllialns
burg were suppressed by the police, ana
women on the East Side in Manhattan
planned d boycott and picket. - Inc
officers OF the German feet and proInl-
nent American naval and civic oGhclals
were entertained at luncheon at lhe
country home of James Speyer. - AL
a conference here Of Democratic leaders
supporters of Champ Clark put forward
Ollie James as temporary chairman at
Baltimore, while the Mack and Murphy
adherents suggested Senator OGorman:
- Letters received by the Merchants
Association indicated that most OF the
presidents Of coal carrying roads were
ready to testify at the association
trust" inquiry. - The deserted bride
of DR.. Lewis Morris obtained warrant
for her husbands arrest on the charge
of abandonment and returned 10 her
parents home. - Charles T. Nightin-
gale. bottle manufacturer, was arrested
on his wife's complaint in separation
suit, but lodged Ludlow by giving Sl,WD
bail. - Sheriff hamburger and two
deputies sought in vain 10 attach n. {.
Pierces steam yacht.
DOMESTIC Forty more delegates
were placed in the Taft column by the
Republican National Committee I'm dis
posing of contests from California. Ari-
IONA, Louisiana, Michigan and Mtssis-
sippi. every case being decided in favor
Cf the Presidents supporters. - Rep
resentative Mckinley director of the
Taft headquarters in Chicago, charged
that Roosevelt men were making offers
OF money to induce Taft delegates to
support the colonel, and that 1t was their
purpose to try to buy the nomination for
their candidate. - Congress decided
TO take recesses Of three days duration
during the national conventions at Chi
cago and Baltimore. - Friends OF
President Taft said he would veto the
legislative. executive and judicial appro-
priation bill If il passed with the amend
ment abolishing the Commerce Court
- An army investigating board re-
ported that too sharp turn at high
speed caused the death of Lieutenant
Hazlehurst and \. l.. Welsh in the fall
Of a Wright biplane at College Park,
Nd -= The Senate refused to recede
from the provision in the steel bill re-
pealing the Canadian reciprocity act.
- Gifts to Vassar College aggregat-
ing more than 100000 were announced
ut the commencement exercises, when
the largest class in the history Of the
institution was graduated. - Miss
Lillian Russell was married to A. p.
Moore, in Pittsburgh.
FOREIGN.-Professo Willis Moore,
chief of the United States Weather Blu
reau, took in London the first formal
step in the campaign for the establish
ment Of an international weather and
storm bureau. - Frederic PasSy, the
French economist and peace apostle, died
at Paris. - it was said at Mexico
City that General Huerta had Informed
the federal government that he would
Immediately move against the rebels.
- The outlines Of the conspiracy
against Lieutenant General Count
Terauchi, Governor General OF Corea.
were given in an official statement issued
by the Procurator General at Seul. -
4 monument to Alexander III was un-
yelled by the Car at Moscow in the
presence of members OF the ruling fam
fly and Populations from Bulgaria, Ser
via and all parts Of Russia.
The WEATHER.-Indicat for to-
day: Fair. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, so degrees; lowest, 81.