New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
TIM VIEWS THIS MORNING.

CITY.-StCcks were irregular - IL
MAS expected that former District Attor-
nev Jerome would be engaged to assist
in the fight against Harry X. IhaW at
ternpt to obtain his release from NAT
teawar, and announcement 10 mat elLetl
ss looked for from Attorney General Car
nodv tomorrow. -= Albert de
Brahms, violinist, strangled his Wlfe anu
committed suicide to avoid arrest. =
Tiehty-six Democrats issued confer
ences call on behalf Of Governor WI
SONS candidacy for the PRESIDENCY
opened Headquarters and announced theY
pould TRY 70 lead Murphy gently 70
rive Wilson the New York delegatloh'
+ President Pierce of the fIerCe
Waters Company denied II. W. Il1oro
epplication 10 examine the company
books, saying it was inspired py otaLu- n'I,.
ard Oil. which he blamed for enormous
fines" his company has paid. = by
The will cf General Frederick DENT
Grant. Just filed, his widow receives ms
entire estate, codiCil expressing coiul
dence in the children's approval OF that
course = Bessie Green, who is
..arged with blackmailing Francls ~
Arnold. continued to receive letters III
rrison asserting her innocence ana es-
$ab,ished she did not write them herself
as the prosecutor contended. -- INC
suffragette leaders issued ten command
snents TO govern their parade on Satur-
dav chief Of which was Thou shaIt hoI
talk
DOMESTIC. - President Taft and
Colonel Roosevelt closed the MaSsachu.
fetts primary campaign with q DAY OF
strenuous speechmaking; Mr.. Ialt WaS
greeted by enthusiastic thronGs IRON
Ntteboro to Melrose: Colonel hooseHt!C
-ournev took him from Boston to Pits
Iield. and he talked to cheering CROWDS
- The Senate committee tnvestgat-
5ne the Titanic disaster finished exam
ination Of officers and crew. ana expects
80 release all the British witnesses atter
one more sitting. most OF the testimony
taken related to the use OF wireless
telegraphy, - BY olrecuon OF fIeSl-
dent Taft Attorney General Wickersham
has directed the bringing Of suit In
Tho United States District Court IN
NTipnesot1 for the dissolution Of the IN
1ornational Harvester Company. Go
THE Interstate Commerce Commission
handed down decision at Washington
So the effect that tap lines are not com
mon carriers. - The House Judiciary
committee made d favorable report on
The auti-injunction bill; the Republicans
filed a minority report on the Clayton
cortpInpt measure. - II was an
rounced in Washington that the mission
at the destToyerS Preble ana Perry
which left san Diego early on sunday.
WIS to transmit orders 70 the United
states gunbOat Yorktown, bound north
from Ecuador. not TO touch at any Mex
ican port il was also announced that
The transport Buford would have no
naval CONVOY on its visit TO Mexican
ports 10 pick up American refugees.
- Secretary Knox left Washington
for New Orleans and the Pacific Coast;
he will be absent from Washington until
May Is.
FOREIC;N-The cable ship Mackay-
Bennett. with the bodies of two hundred
Titanic victims. was delayed by fog, and
reported she would arrive at Halifax,
y =. this morning. - Announce
ment was made in Paris Of project to
build a railroad from Tangier, Morocco,
20 Juba. on the east coast Of Africa (some
hve thousand mies). at an estimated
cost Of 100000. 900. - Jules Nedrlnes,
the French aviator, was probably fatally
injured in a fall from his moncplane
near Paris. - Myron T. Herrick pre-
sented to the President of the French
Republic his letters Of credence as Amer
ican Ambassador. - The Prefect or
Police of Paris, speaking at the funeral
OF police officer shot by a bandit, de-
plored the tendency manifesting itself in
all countries recently TO treat youthful
malefactors leniently.
THE WEATHER.-Indic dications for to-
day: Rain The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 80 degrees; lowest 3S.