New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-23
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CITY.-Stocks we're irregular and
quiet. - Following the decision OF
Chief Stone of the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Engineers TO call strike on all
Eastern lines, Judge Martin A. Knapp
of the United states Commerce Court
and Charles z. Neill, United states COM
missioner Of Labor, asked TO be permit
ted to intervene, and the engineers Voteu
TO accept them as mediators. = Inc
Mayors fund for the relief OF mccoy
Titanic survivors reached the total OF
SOS Q66 90 r. That the entire wire
less telegraph industry Is due for a dras-
tic overhauling and regulating by the
government is the opinion of naval ON
GERS here, who have become inCenseu AZ
the slurs on navy operators recently ut
tered by Marconi men. 80 me ONCE
OF J, Thomas Reinhardt, ourp broker
who specialized in Porcupine mining
stocks. was closed; his liabilities are es-
tinated at 100000. - w f. Nc
Combs. Wilson's campaign manager,
said tho Governor could count on the
ten votes from North Dakota at the
baltimore convention. r. former
servant in the home Of the late Cor
nelius Van Ness, whose will is being
contested, told about the quick court
ship preceding the aged mans third
marriage.
cation Of the Titanic disaster by the
Senate committee in Washington was
the testimony Of J. 8. Boxhall, the ship g
fourth officer, that an unknown steam
ship only FIVE miles away either dld not
see or ignored the distress signals OF the
Titanic and sailed away, although BOX
hall said, he could plainly distinguish
her lights. P. A. :. tranKIln; vice
president Of the International Mercan-
tile Marine Company, declared he did not
know of the sinking Of the Titanic until
after o'clock on Monday evening. -.
Cyclones swept parts Of Georgia ana
Alabama, causing heavy loss Of life; the
latest figures Of storm fatalities in Indi
ana and Illinois show slXty-slX 0eah
So Business men assembled IN WASH
ington 10 form a national chamber OF
commerce cheered President Taft -
Arguments were presented in the Fed
eraI Court in Philadelphia on the gov
ernment's petition 10 enjOin the Unlteo
States Steel Corporation from destroy
ing its records; decision was reserved
= The Senate passed the Cummlns
bill directing the Attorney General u
appeal from the Circuit Court decree
dissolving the American Tobacco Com
many. -= Representative \. +. Gard
ner renewed his attack on Colonel Roose'
Welt. $1,000 EX-President RooseNeII, IN
all address at Greensboro, y. C.. SAID II
nominated he had determined on cam
uaign to break up the solid South. -
Eugene V. Debs made plea for the re-
call of Judges and Of judicial decisions
--= Detectives searched Southern Can
fornia for Sidna Allen and Wesley Ed
wards, the Hillsville outlaws.
FOREIGN.-The cable repair shil
Nackay- Bennett reported by wireless
10 Halifax, n. s., and st. Johns \. +.
that she had the bodies Of more thar
. nifty Titanic victims on board, aftel
burying the unacceptable, and that she
was returning with them 10 port; tn
Western Union steamer Nina was de
tailed from Halifax 70 continue th'
search for bodies. === The president o
the British Board of Trade announced
q wreck commission, presided over b!
Lord NIersey, the maritime expert, woul'
be named 10 probe the Titanic disaster
AZ was also announced that meetini
Of leading British ship owners for al
Immediate exchange Of views had beer
convened. - The reopening OF tn
Dardanelles by the Turkish government
was POSTPONED owing to Italian warshlp
being reported in the vicinity, - Tn
riots in FeZ, it was learned in Paris, de
veIoped into veritahle massacre o
French and Jews,
THE WEATHER--Jn Indications for TO
dav: Cloudy and cooler. The tempela
ture yesterday. Highest. 81 degrees
lowest. A..