New-York tribune., 1912-02-11
THE NEWS THIS HORNING.

FOREIGN.-Prince George of Bavaria,
grandson of the Prince Regent Of Ba-
varia and of the Emperor Francis Jo-
seph of Austria, married the Arch
duchess Isabelle Marie of Austria,
daughter Of the Archduke Frederick,
Duke of Teschen, at the Palace or
Sch0nbrunn, in the presence Of the En-
peror Francis Joseph and large as
semblase of members of the royal fam
fSly. ==-= Yuan Shih-kai was reported 20
be still endeavoring TO persuade the re-
publieans to concede the Manchu de-
mands; revolutionary fleet was slghted
near Tien-Tsin, seventy miles from PeK-
ing. - King Alfonso and Premier
'CanaleiaS found much suferlng from
floods at Seville; there was no improve
ment in conditions in Portugal. -
The French Senate ratified the Franco
German accord on the subject OF MO-
rocco and the Congo by vote OF ~ TO
IS. - Baron do Rio Branco, Bra
silian Minister of Foreign Affairs, died
at Rio de Janeiro.
DOMESTIC.-The Secretary of State,
Il was announced in Washington VIII
make a five weeks trip through the
Caribbean visiting all the Central Amer
team republics - Representative
Dies, of Texas, in speech in the house
denounced w. J. Bryan as an eNii
genius on the flanks of Democracy.
s 70 ), was eXonerated by Senate COM
nnittee of charges Of corrupt election
80 The State Department declined tue
resuest of the Mexican government 70
send troops through Eagle Pass and Bl
Paso, Tex. to'JuareZ, Mexico. = Inc
Lawrence strike committee voted 10 CON
finuA the strike as long as j. j. btlor
rsrea,ned in iail. John B. Swinney
testife6 at the trial in ST. Louis that
I a johnson had killed George a. Kim
maj in Oregon and that he had shot ana
killed the latter's slayer. - Elght
\ governors and delegates from twenty
Ii eight states held an informal conference
VI at Chicago and organized committee
10 push the candidacy or Iheodore
roosevelt for the Republican nomination
Tor President, s=-= Ex-Governor Jo-
seph w. Folk of Missouri issued a state
rant withdrawing from the race for the
Democratic nomination for Presldeht III
favor Of Speaker Champ Clark.
CITY.-Stocks were weak. - The
cold wave caused much suffering IN ana
near the city, one death being reported
In the suburbs, and delayed traffic on
many lines in the East - Speakers
AZ the Republican Club ascribed the
high cost of living largely TO the eX-
fraVagant buying of necessarles by the
housewife - The Rev. Dr. Hugh
Birckhead announced that he would re-
about two weeks. - William y. De
Ford Assistant District Attorney, filed
information regarding the high price Of
butter and eggs with Magistrate
Murphy The Progressive Canal
and Commercial Association sent let
ter to the State Superintendent OF Pub
lie Works urging repairs Of the various
state canals. - District Attorney
whitman went to Washington TO con-
suit with Senator Knute Nelson regard
ing the case of Foulke Z. Brandt, the
former valet Of Mortimer L. Schiff, who
received thirty year sentence for burg
larry. - a clerk who had just left
bank with $500 for his employers was
knocked down and robbed in the Bow
cry by two men, who escaped IN an
automobile that was waiting for them.
THE WEATHER.-Indic for to-
day: Snow. The temperature yesterday:
Highest. 9 degrees; lowest -.