New-York tribune., 1912-02-24
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN Orozco, military
governor Of Chihuahua, went over TO
the Mexican rebels and was reported
marching on JuareZ. - The Chdh-
cellor of the Exchequer. at a Suffrage
meeting in London, said that tWo-tnlruS
of his Cabinet colleagues were IN laNCF
of votes for women. A hitch in the
Franco Spanish negotiations was re-
ported, Spain refusing to make TO france
certain territorial compensatlons IN "a NJ
rocco The German patent ONCE
declared invalid the basic claim of the
Wrights aeroplane patents. - A
bill was introduced in the German
Reichstag adding engaging in the white
slave" traffic to the list OF eXtradltaDle
offences. - Maurice Tabuteau, at
Pau. France, broke the worlds aero
drorne record by flying 141 miles and 64O
yards in two hours. - Lieutenant
General Hellebaut resigned as Minister
of War in the Belgian Cabinet; ms port
folio was taken over by Premier de
Broqueville.
DOMESTlC.-Preside Taft, address"
ing the Navy League in Washington. ad-
vocated authorization of two battleshlps
at the present session Of Congress.
- The State Department received q
cordial invitation from the Colombian
government for Secretary Knox TO visit
Cartagena; Mr. Knox and his party
sailed from Key West on the cruiser
Washington for Caribbean ports. -
Clarence S. Darrow's plea for fuil
transcript of the evidence on which ne
was indicted was denied at Los Angeles.
- officials and agents Of the Ma
tional Cash Register Company, indicted
for violation of the Sherman law, gave
$1,000 bail at Cincinnati The
MAYOR of Ell Paso, Tex, appealed un-
successfully TO the Secretary of War to
send American troops into Juarez. -
A proposition that commission be Gre
ated by the Legislature to investigate
and report on the question Of amending
the anti-racetrack gambling laws, with
view 10 opening the tracks, Is under
consideration at Albany.
CITY.-Stocks closed strong. -
The court order in the Brandt case will
he filed Monday, whereupon the former
Schiff servant will be released from the
T6mbs i'm $4,000 bail; an appeal will be
taken by both Mr.. Whitman and Mr..
Carmody. == W. l.. Ward of West
chester, called on Theodore Roosevelt
and is said to have reported that his
efforts toward the nomination of Mr..
Roosevelt had met with little encourage
nent I'm this city - An autopsy on
the body of still another Of the babies
that died in the Brooklyn Nursery and
Infants Hospital strengthened the poison
theory, but the Coroner decided to await
the chemical analysis. 60 Frank
Baackes, of the American Steel and Wire
Company, and many other prominent
men in The steel wire industry were sub
penaed to appear before the federal
grand jury Investigating the United
States Steel Corporation. == Charles
II. Hyde appealed from the decision Of
the Appellate Division denying change OF
venue, but the District Attorney an
noEnced he would move date for trial.
- An automobile owned by Ernest
Flagg killed a boy in West 74th street
- Creeiman denied that he would
supersede Waldo, and the activities OF
the police in the campaign against smok-
ers occasioned criticism by Magistrate
Butts, who remarked on the number or
crimes OF violence. go An interna-
tionai meeting OF aviators, including
those OF England and Germany, was
planned by American associations.
THE wEATHER.-Indicati for to-
day: Fair. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 80 degrees; lowest, q.