New-York tribune., 1912-01-15
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Yuan Shih-kai again ap-
preached the powers on the subject of a
loan, using the argument that the abdi-
cation of the dynasty could now be pre-
vented only by a supply of funds for
war and administration. == DR.. sun
Yat-sen repeated that he was ready to
csde to Yuan Shih-kai his place as
President of the Chinese republic. =-
Sehor Canalejas resigned the Spanish
Premiership owing TO the agitation
caused by his advice to the King not
10 reprieve the murderer Chuqueta
=-= The formation of the PoincarS
ministry was completed and officially
announced in Paris. - The Persian
Cabinet, regretting the intimation 10 F.
L. Cairns that he would be punished
IL he delayed handing over the Treasury
to NJ, Mornard, sent conciliatory mes
sage TO the American. -= The in
Crease Of Guatemalan forces at the Sal
vadorian border by four thousand men,
reported by w. Heimke. United States
Minister to Salvador, was denied in
Guatemala.
DOMESTIC. - Postmaster General
Hitchcock will urge Congress to acquire
the telegraph lines Of the country and
make them part of the postal service a
Washington dispatch said. - Ru-
mors in Washington had il that Hunt
inRton Wilson, Assistant Secretary of
state, would succeed Robert Bacon as
Ambassador to France, and that Thomas
C. Dawson would be made chief aid to
Secretary Knox. -- z. V. de GraW
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General.
urged the adoption of the parcels post
on rural mail routes as means of re-
ducing the deficit in that branch of the
department. 60 Five women and a
man. on their way to church in a car
riage, were killed at the Torresdale,
. tln ann NCNTl NTlT n "A
Railroad; the regular watchman was alb
sent from his post and the driver un-
consciously drove his team in front of
an express train. 80 Fifty persons
were injured in a Big -Four Railroad
wreck near Carey, Ohio. == All cold
records were broken in many Pennsyl-
vania towns. - The annual report of
Charles E. fireman as Superintendent
of Public Works to the Legislature was
made public at Albany. - DR.. j. G.
Schurman, head Of Cornell University,
told the students that socialism never
could be a success. - Bishop Doane
and Chief Judge Cullen, in interviews
in Albany. opposed the abolition of the
death penalty
(ITY.-Four names were added to the
list of deaths caused by the protracteC
cold wave. - A young woman wa!
beaten and robbed of her jewelry anc
cash by three highwaymen in the streets
If Union Course, Queens. - Inc oOuS
Of William Campion was recovered IRON
the ruins Of the burned Equitable Build
ins. -t-= The National Civic Fedora
tion gave out the programme Of ITS an
ntIal convention, TO be held in Washing
ton on March ), and Z. -= A Ma
tional Society for the Promotion of Eff
cheney will be incorporated here, ac-
cording to a statement from James q
Cannon. OF ninety-eight men ar
rested for election law offences only two
were held for the grand jury, the Board
OF Elections reported to the Mayor
pointing out many changes in its meth
ods. - The directory of Mount Sinai
Hospital announced gift Of SlOO0oC
from Mrs. Meyer Lehman for carrying
on illness preventive work.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for TO-
day: Snow. The temperature yester-
day: Highest, 26 degrees; lowest l.