New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-21
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CITY -Stocks were strong. == John
Eensett kellogg, a realty dealer was
arrested on a charge Of grand larceny ~
is alleged he misapproprlated neaiIs
100000 belonging to the estate OF MISE
Laura r. COuklinG. =-= 1he ptcuuv''uN
by the state Of Susie Merrill me WV
ness who was missing caused con-
sternati6n in the Thaw camp at the san
ity hearing at White Plains, when wa
further enlivened by bribery charges by
Mr.. Jerome ==== Borough presidents
steers and Miller Endorsed the GaEhol
boom. and letters from various secUolls
particularly the South, pledged support
- Two automobiles crashed togethel
near Hempstead, and three men were
kiIlad and several hurt. the latter includ-
ing the father Of Fred Stone, the actor
-. Two daylight robbers who entered
q West S7th street house were scared
away bv q servant girls screams; one
Of them was caught after long chase
- A pool I'm steel rails In when
Judge Gary and c. NJ. Schwab were IN
terested. and which controlled prices llNe
Years, following two years OF rulhous
nrice cutting" was described at the steel
irnst hearing. President Finley
said IN his address 10 the graduating
class that the year had been the best
at the College Of the City Of New YORK
I'm his experience. =- Henry g. frlch
Withdrew. his offer to remove the LenON
Library building and re-erect II free
of cost 10 the city because Of the oppo-
sition evoked.
DOMESTIC.-The Republican National
Convention held two brief sessions IN
Chicago and adjourned 10 await the re-
port Of the credentials committee To-
day: the committee held an au-nlght
session. giving unlimited time to argu-
ments on the contested seats; II stood
az 70 Il in favor Of Taft. - Colonel
Roosevelt. I'm statement TO a caucus
~ his followers. said he would accept
anv nomination offered by IAN honestly
elected majority Of the convention or
nv the Progressives. - president
Taft sent a message to his supporters
in Chicago from washington, telling
them to stand fast, that he would not
COMPROMISE or release his delegates
49, At a meeting Of a sub committee
Of the Democratic National Committee
al Baltimore Ex-Judge Alton 3. Parker,
Of New York, received eight Of the SIX
teen votes cast on the question of tenn
uorary craftsmanship Of the Baltimore
convention. == Adjutant General Yer
beck announced that he had decided 10
disapprOve Major General ORyan 3
Vouchers for compensation as command =
or of the national guard. - General
Edward s. Bragg, commander Of the
Iron Brigade" in the Civil War, died at
Fond du Lac, Wis. - Benjamin Il
Valentine Of Nassau, convicted of torg-
ery. was hardened by Governor Dix; he
had served only one hour Of his sentence,
- -Four persons were killed IN q feud
near Sherman. Tex; a girl killed one
man and wounded another man and his
wife. 80 Degrees were conferred upon
class Of $50 at the commencement ex-
ercises Of Harvard University, in Cam
bridge: thirteen honorary degrees were
also awarded =- The Strawberry tun-
mel. through the Wasatch Mountains,
Utah. for irrigation purposes, was com
pleted by the United States government
FOREIGN.-The Chinese loan confer
once was resumed IN Paris and tenta-
tive ARA ngement WAS arrived at; the ne
gotiations were rendered difficult by the
disposition Of China TO play of the four
powers against Russia, who had eX-
pressed her readiness to aid China finan-
cially without the help Of the other great
powers - The Mexican rebel army
moved south from Bachimba TO Ortiz, a
few miles from the federal base; a sharp
engagement was considered imminent
- Judge William II. Moore's four-in-
hand team Of bays won the Berkeley
Challenge Cup at the London Horse
Show; three harness horses belonging to
Judge Moore obtained firsts in their
respective classes. - A Hungarian
river steamer was burned at Carnavoda,
In the Lower Danube, several persons
being burned to death. - Twelve
cases of bubonic plague and five deaths
we're reported from Puerta de TERRA,
Porto Rico; all are negroes.
THE Neutrality-suspicious. for to-
day: Fair. The temperature yesterday;
Highest, IS degrees; lowest 90.