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The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04
THE DENVER ELECTION
WILL GET into
COURTS
Especial 10 The Sentinel. !

Denver May with a total of
io,Oo1 v"tes cast in the election and
win ben O. Hiilyard claiming a pIur-
amy oi ld2 on the face of the returns
over MIS- Helen Brown Jones, and
WIN ND. Jones alleging that if all
the votes are properly certified 10 she
mas won by a plurality of . votes. the
DehVer school director election held
yesterday involves one of the bitter
est contests ever waged in school
circles in Colorado.
IN one precinct, which was carried
oy Mrs. Jones, the judges refused q,
sef.HF 10 the returns. Mrs. Jones'
declares that the vote in this precinct.
must be counted and IL counted she
mas s. defeated Hiffyard by 5 votes.
lNe ease viz be feught ost in the
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04
REALTY MAN WINS
COMMISSION SUIT
Especial to The Sentinel !

VdHon Vlty, CoIo., May 4.-The
suit of Richard Houle against Mrs.
elsie A. Beckwith of Denver wife of
former Senator Beckwith of West
cine. to recover commission of 21b
per cent on $4,000, the price paid
oS Messrs Baker and Bigg of this
city to the late Senator Elton n
Beckwith for his Wet Mountain
ranch. ended in the district courf
with verdict for the pIaintiff for
the amount claimed-$1,1 100 with .ac-
erued interest to date.
The Beckwith ranch was sold 4.
Baker and Biggs two years ago.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04
HORSE PUT ON RETIRED LIST
Especial to The sentine,

~ 90 I Ht SentlneI, I
washington. May 4.-For twen.1-
lour years Ned. n dappled gray borss.
los I'a, oeen useful inhabitant of Green
liake- Me-, where he served II,,SIn'
sam as the motive power for ,.a'-''.
USED by the government fish batsh1
cry few weeks ago Ned heca -, :.
iniirm. IN veterinarian decided tba+
ne would never be fit for work a agai,,
ana prescribed shooting. The f;sI,
nalchery employees wrote to the ne
partment of Commerce and Labor
letter Oh protest. and Assistant Secre-
.ary ormsby McHarg issued an order
pu.ang old Ned on the retired Iist
me old horse is to receive f,,,,
,n,'1 @,aons ana be turned out to pasture
'n'h ne dies natural death.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04
FIRST ARSH|P LINE
WORLD HAS EVER
KNOWN
IBy Associated Press. l

stuttgart, Germany, May AT a
meeting today of the Wurttenburg
aefiai Navy League, a representative
of Count Zeppelin declared thar the
company had formed connection
with the Zeppelin Airship Construc.
ton Co., and had undertaken to es.
thDiish n regular line of airships
from -i.ucerne or FriedIici,shafen TO
North Germany via Frankfort-on-tiss.-
Main.
me, actual route to he adopted will
depend ON offers of landing places
made by cities ON the line. Ii is bop-
Ell 10 open the line for traffic next
year.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04


W A. Hoover, of Denver
day. ssises insthe city to
For the convenience % Sd
romers, ,',aa, we have put in our Gus
s Nun new line of cie, sar case
Mercantile Co. csars--Greie
EDWARD Pierson is a visi.
leans. noon from New Or
yohn Wolf. who has h.an
IN the city the past few zen zen visiting
hhlght- for California. on uass left last
nome IN Oregon. 'ouee to his
,r seiiie r. Decker. of cras,
in in,on.., ,s is visiting friends ans s,ed Butte,
III me city today. ana relatives
Il. Chaser arrive,
rom Colorado Sprinrs last night
visit in the Cir, ior short
M. Deery, a wen
Court TO-DAY Is stopping at the fs
This usts, aftsr. lie is here on businoiSa Ia
ner visited loon loon Fire CHIEF Rats
the purposa me Emerson school IN
children 80 OF a fire drill. ana ,or
ng the buiidie excellent time. clesr
lbout ao',ag aiuing In Al seconds % viear-
Mrs. I their best record "Hich
, russ and dauehters ,oe.
where tbev 'or Grand Junction So'a
lone. Mrs VIII make their fnt,,,
anch near isuss owns a fine lure lure
ensbure Grand Junction u 6rult
lie fami1v srets to lose this es.; War-
ere wish ~ out their MANY fr;a..
wesi. ,nem good health M enus
Varrensburg1 q 1Mn IN their s new homem
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The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04
CALDWELL IDAHO
GETS FINE GIFT
[By Associataa ~

sons "iSago' ,' May 4.-Dr. %. K p
donatiade dos made the first of his nrnrag uu1eges;
ss5'ooo or the year. He has s,,tsea rixer,
Gated AZ CO., 20 tne College of Idaho. sen ,a
gent upon a'Iwel1 1--WE This was contin-
700 additional. The rol raising
or as M;a met largely through bairement tba s
nc Mss a Julia E. Finney a snorts
sons isge' in iss who Interested DEF Dr. paa IN
rent,r GENT III us progress and wortea rear ear
eA'iy TO raise the amount 'Aed dill
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04
VICTIMS NUMBER 100000
MOST MAssAcREs MODERN HIsToRY-THE YOUNG
WOMEN SOLD AS SLAvES-ENTIRE FAMILIES
BURNED ALIVE HOMES

Entire families have been burned to
death in their homes and hundreds
of girls and young women nialtreated
and carried off to harems.
The young Turks around Tarus to-
day are trading Armenian girls for
horses and modern repeating rifles.
The entire ten days seem to have
been a ninsenate orgy of lust and
violence in the name of race and
religion.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04
S-MoNTHs-oLD GIRL TALKS
Especial to The sen,,na,

,rt', 70 lhe Sentinel
slhe, Mo-, May 4.-Charlott.
Mt ana ene S-months-old daughter q,
L;ns anu mrs. Charles Gray, of Hon.
kins, startled it's parents at nish. W itop- p
saying My hand hurts Isn't ps
,ba MADE the statement in renlv 70
.ne anxious inquiries of its p,y n,p,s TO
!, Tno o. soiicitously asked it what mads
rho ne baby's outburst SO friebtenaa
sne parents that they sent for 'Tneo rl,'
1an Tn ana aha, the baby's grandmotber
child os eniod voice is as strong as n
years old. Since its first
ing. TO quit talk
III IN addition to its being .h,.
or,k on .he baby has three teeth wv W, 70
@ uay old 1t laughed aloud Tn Thn
,tad h's OF the parent is corrohor
i'eu py DR.. C. w. Kirk. 'oirooor-
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04
ss DAYS FOR STEALING MILK
Especial to The sentina,

New York, May 4--For stealtne
a bottle of milk valued at cents
from a doorway, 1S-year-old .Fre67
erick Striptnatter has already snent
o. Gays In Jail, and 1T looks as If he
VII remain thereat least 3S days
before he gets trial. u's,
in ~, nu reason Tor the boys long STAY
- tn Jaii is That the papers in his case
haven't been forwarded 10 1ha .ase d,s
frict attorneys office. us
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04
A LUCKY cH1RopoD1sT.
Especial to The sentina, =,

New York. May 4.-Henrv pin,
a chiropodist for the Hotel 3, fInAus' p
has fallen heir to am estate a. ~, regis
INN .imated at from $500. 900 to ,,o,,;s,o 10 es-
.nat amount, through the death os 1'
,ila unclo IN Prachkaw, on the horde. u i,an d II
ueeWeen Germany and Poland ans in
w.o % years ago refused to talsa ~,
Into na .ne family after the death of i,, liz
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04

nar aul burgess. who is a student a,
rhssk CeSormick Theological seminary at
sais osso a where he is preparing bim-
seh ss TOT the Presbyterian ministry u
do a. nome for short visit. n is ~, -
uers.ood wnr,. that he win do ministeria,
snnn a. Grand Junction during the
ord 'ner months--canon City Rec
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04
THE SHAH READY
AND LOAN IS READY
IBy Associated Press. I

: st. Petersburg. May 4.-Dis- 1
+ patches from Meheran say that 1
+ the shah of Persia has accepted I
: the project for reforms as ad- I
+ vanced by Great Britain and /
+ Russia. 4
+ The two powers have made I
+ arrangements to grant a loan to /
+ Persia as soon as the date of +
: the Forthcoming elections shall I.
= have been decided upon. I.
! = 4 j. + = T. + + 1. 4. 4. i. j. + 4. i.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04
Trisor Editor Sherman of ~
ouhe is in the city tods ralisade

Dr. ne is in the city today raiisade
ers on hspp, ths s,oss one e, Of the ablest writ
and one of the % best et In the Denver News
this this marrG M Colorado. is here todss tasdwspaper
tary Mhns. Mahonss.v accompanied BY IS; sesrs and
Commerce msobey be no Of q, the Chamber seeres es
Fer F,,,t end of the valley so ,oar Of the up
visiting Nidge and Pomona a'so ssst, Of the
SELF the ~ondaoys,sd %s allowed to see for bim Dr-
bee been made Of the ,aI sm,,S success that has
iastie oysr valley He is MOST system in
this valley hs have the T. fruit growera ana ns os
to p tbe practical nst, manner m1s1 Ssmo emphatic
never lose worid that this seentG1nstrated sect1ns
spring freeaesr sruit n crop from froat need cd
DR. two yet. ana valley for d.
Ne&y
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04
.pIIERI n nnI'''o" ,r"'s,...
s'''''f HAS COMPROMISED
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Especial 70 The SentInfI.
+ Pueblo. Colo; May 4.-By the :
= terms of a compromise which :
+ gave the democratic majority in i.
+ the city council a large number +
+ of appointments, the full list of +
+ appointive city officials was r
+ chosen last night at the council :
+ meeting. +
+ The appointments were an 8.
+ nounced by Mayor ALL Fugard. :
+ = = 4. + + + + :. + = = = + + + +
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04
APPLE KING DEAD

Especial to The Sentinel.
Broekport, N. Y. May A. 1
Foster Udell, known as the ap- !.
= pie king, died here Saturday. {
Mr.. Udell's orchards are ia !;
= nous He had probably planted 1
more apple trees than any other =
!. man in the world. :
= = = I. !. 4 !. :. :. !. I. !. I 4. =. L =
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04
BIG WYOMING WOOL CROP
Especial to The Sentinel !

;, oneyenne, Wyo.. May 4.-it IS es-
., mated ma "a tnat the wool crop OF mis-
80 a. III ior isos Will amount to abont
apnrntil liiilon pounds, with value of
nrics oNflllateiy I'M $3.50. 900, basing the
cents 10 To %
,.-;.,l nneep shearing is now in progress
"Hn "a heavy clip in sight. 49,
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04
[Ry Associated Press. l

Adana- May 4.-Adana is still law
less. more people were killed yester-
day. There are thirty thousand dead
IN the Adana province as "A result of
massacrcs and thirty-five Thousand
homeless and penniless refugees wan
dering into Villayet-
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04
RACE TRACK WINS
[By Associated Press. ]

: Little Rock, Ark. May -
:. Inc state senate, by vote of
: 70 y. today passed the Had q.
= ;ey Dill permitting racing at .
= Hot Springs.
|, me bill viii be reported to .
: the house tomorrow !.
Z II I 4. !. !. = J. J. j. j. i i u = = :,
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04
A SENSATIONAL RISE
IN JULY WHEAT
IS MADE
fBy Associated Press. ]

Chicago. May July wheat on
the Board of Trade today made a
sensational bulIish showing, advanc-
ing from LIZ, the low point today,
to 1-16, at which the market closed
This marked the net advance from
3 Is 70 3 q. May closed f.2S. The
market has been advancing steadily
for the last week following the spec
facuiar declines which set afIoat the
reports that james A. Patten had
dropped out of the market.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04
RO0M|NG HOUSES
TO Be kept CLEAN
Especial to The Sentinel. I

Colorado Springs. Colo, Nav a.
nealth Commissioner Hanford vii
request the city council to pass a,
ordnance subjecting rooming houses
10 rigid inspection by the health ana
police authorities. "ii'
rms Is an outgrowth of the shock
ing exposure resulting from the death
Oh Mrs; Maggie Jones. whose hus-
Isnu, John Jones. is in jail on a
,narge or causing her death by neg
iect. The woman was found dyI7s
in squalor end filth. ms
----------->-
m Social dance at Coliseum hall ne,+
lnursday night. Good music Good
sa,s oauer assured Come and enjoy YOUR
y. NJ creswell today sold to OLAF
neison lots 80 and So in BLOCK
DsselaPIain's ! ADDITION to Palisade for
=, Lynn Kennedy of the firm of Ala
tnrnas trur q kennedy. surveyors, has re-
to Iona. iohai trlp
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04
MUCH COIN HANDLED
[By Associataa

ly coinnaington, May 4.-Tba
total ie co;geat statement shows tbat1't- n,1lth-
the United sts5ss executed at the mints '1t os
sat sates s. ssi,s5i.siqd.u e5 qdurlPg on ApriI aggre e
and S9S ssS was gold. s1,17sooan $50
sSs'el4 minor coins oo silver
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04
TWENTY HURT IN
A FEARFUL WRECK
Icy Associated P..ess. ]

ST. PAUL, MINI. NAY
CHEAT NORTHERN PASSENGER
TRAIN, NO 3, KNOWN AS THE,
FLYER WESTBOUND, RAN INTO.
a LIGHT ENGINE AT DELANO.
MINI, LAST NIGHT. TWO nay
cOaCHES WE'RE BURNED AND
ABooT TWENTY PASSENGERS.
'iOnE l.', OK LESS INJURED. En-
GISEER ANDREW WATSON o.
THE PASSENGER TRAIN WAS
PROBABLY FATALLY HURT.
T. D. Burkhart and wife. promi-
hent people of Hotchkiss. are stop-
ping over in the city today. Tbev
are registered at the st. Regis.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04
MAN INJURED HERE
IS BETTER TODAY
[By Associated prass

= SaIt Lake City. May 4.1Pro- .,
= lessor Arthur Hoskin of the col :.
oraoo school of Mines. who yas :.
= GnJnred In a railway accident az 5,
= HIand junction yesterday. is re- :.
= PoIIeu as resting easily TODAY :.
!. ,,,,'I iis injuries. while severe =,
: ons i' Ills II Is thought. have no seri, j.
J 4. i. !. :. :. :. . I.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04
WARM N, ELECTION L IN
CU[URAD0 SPRINGS
| Special 10 ~

: cioress, coiorsdso, to soe The Sentinel, ,
: eiectione ne ba,a tisTGest fought 1t0; schay, May =
: Inns by bs"ning ! , out over O. !; !, Saw a =
: The majority OF $50 Col =
/ / much bitter bi,erest ssa,.as was intense ans :
= : - = = icing u was arouseS
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04

70 A. Giasco. the real estate mon
noon NJ IN Iona on business this after,
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04
ToDAY's WHEAT MARKET.

BY Associated Press.
Chicago. May 4.-Mav WIZ.
day closed at 1.2S.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04

j. NJ. Cameron leaves this after
noon on business to Denver. to be
gone week or ten days
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04
DOLL|VER MAKES
ATTACK On
TARIFF
TBy Associated Press. /

Washington, May 4--Senator Bo-
rah of Idaho today took the floor to
conclude his speech in the senate in
favor of the income tax amendment
of the pending tariff bill.
Both Senator DoFliver of Iowa and
Senator Bradley of Kentucky have
to speak today.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04

Washington. May 4.-Attacking
the wool and cotton schedules of the
pending tariff bill as containing drop
tive provisions. increasing the rates
OF duty on many articles containing
but trifiing quantity of wool, Sen
ator ., p Doiliver of Iowa today de-
speeches that have been presented to
the senate since the revision OF the
tariff has been under consideration
considerable portion of his re-
marks Were addressed directly to Sen
ator Aldrieh. the chairman of the
committee on finance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-30
6Oth CONGRESS.
Senate Passes Omnibus
Appropriation Bill.
Taft and Cromwell Both Deny
Rainey's Charges.
Panama libel Suits Rapidly Com
ing to a Focus. {

Washington, Jan. 29.-The omnibus
claims bill, carrying an appropriation
Of about s3,000,00o, which has been IA
vorably acted upon by the House of
Representatives, was passed by the
Senate today with an amendment re-
pealing the law allowing the refer
ence Of Southern war claims to the
court OF claims by the Senate or
House of Representatives
A substitute dill for all pending
measures relating to the re-enlistment
Of the soldiers of the 25th Infantry,
who were discharged without honor
after the Brownsville affair, was in
troduced by Senator Aldrich and ac-
cepted by Senator Foraker and other
Republican senators, who had pro-
posed Legislation for the same purpose.
1t provides for a court of inquiry to
lass upon the qualifications Of the dis
charged men for, re-enlistment.
The nomination of Daniel J. Keefe to
be commissioner general of immigra-
ton was confirmed today by the Sem
ate. Mr.. keefe's nomination has been
held up since Dec s because of the
charge that the office was given him
because Of his assistance in getting
LABOR votes for the Republican ticket
in the late campaign. Opposition APP
peared to have vanished today and
the nomination was not debated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-30
IN THE HOUSE.
c. p. Taft and w. N. Cromwell Send
Vigorous Deniais of Raineys Charges.

Washington, jan 29.-Vigorous de-
malls both by c. p. Taft and William
Nelson Cromwell of the charges made
by Mr.. Rainey of Illinois in his recent
speech or Panama canal affairs, were
read in the House of Representatives
today. The communication from Mr.
Taft was d cablegram from Havana
to Mr. itainey. while Mr. Cromwells
rejoii.der was addressed to Mr.. Lover
Ing of Massachusetts. There was an
animated discussion Of the subject.
Then the army appropriation bill again
was laid before the House. The bill
was not considered, however, the time
being taken up in general debate Mr..
Clark, Fla, argued for jury trials in
luhacy proceedings in the District of
Columbia. Mr.. Jenkins, Wisconsin, ar
gued that the acts of the last session of
Congress in relation to the issuance of
restraining orders, injunctions and
cCntempts of court were unconstitu-
tional: Mr.. Perkins, New York, advo-
Gated lowering of the tariff: Mr.
Gaines, Tennessee. attacked the So
called powder trust and Mr.. Reader.
Kansas, defended the forest service
The army bill was still pending when
the House adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-30
COMING TO A FOCUS.
Developments in Panama Libel Suits
Are Expected Very Soon.

Washington, Jan. 29.-That the
governments investigation into the
publication of alleged libe1ous arti-
Giles III the New York World and In the
Indianapolis News bearing OH the pur-
reached a focus is made evident by the
fact that United States District At
torney Stimson of New York was a
party to important conferences today
at the White House ana at the de-
rartnent of justice.
These conferences gave rise 70 vari-
Gus rumOrs regarding the inquiry One
of these was that the libel case in New
York. so far as the Federal govern
ment is concerned. would be abandoned
and would be taken up by District At
torncy Jerome in the New York state
courts.
Another was that Douglas Robinson
President Roosevelt'S brother-in-iaw
practically had decided to become ono
of the complaining witnesses in the
case, both in New York and In the dis
trct courts here. The parties to the
conference declined absolutely 70 dis
cl;ss the case.
The most important development be
fore the Federal grand ury TODAY was
the refusal Of j. Angus Shaw. secre-
tary-treasurer of the Press Publishing
CO. of New York, publishers of the
World. to testify because he might in
oriminatc himself This phase of the
case will be determined by Justice
Gould in criminal court on Monday
next
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-30
CAPITAL JOTTlNGS.

Allison Wilmer, solicitor OF the
department of justice, IS now on the
way to Valdez, Alaska. to investigate
the official conduct of Federal Judge
Silas n. Refs. Charges have been
against Judge REFS in Alaska. growing
out of the employment of his brother
in-laW, j. A. Goodwin. as receiver OF
the Alaska Central Railway at salary
of $500 a month.
Senator Teller has introduced a bill
prOviGing for the construction at a
cost of $l,750,000 of a large structural
material testing machine similar to y
hut more than 40 times as large as that
at Watervlict arsenal, to be capable of
giving and weighing loads OF tension
up To 1i,0J0,000 pounds and loads OF
compression w to 22,0O0,000 pounds Oh
Specimens up to 100 feet or more in
length. The bin carries an appropria-
ton of S2oo.000 for a building for the
machine. At the annual meeting about
week ago of the American Society
OF Civil Engineers in New York, a reso-
luton was adopted, urging the con-
struction of such machine by the
United States government
Although the tariff trainers, the Re
publican members of the House COM
nittee on ways and means, have been
working diligently in an effort to com
plete the task of preparing a new tariff
Till. it is hardly likely that any def
mite rates of duty will be fixed In the
bill until the days Immediately pre-
ceding the introduction of the bill It
was understood that the majority mem
bers of the committee would take up
the bill by having various sub-com-
mittees consider the different schedules
but they have been considering the
tariff in its entirety No final decision
On any important schedule has been
reached.
Anticipating big demand from the
public to witness the official election Of
TAFT and Sherman as President and
Vice President of the United States
on Feb. 10, when the House and Senate
will meet in joint session in the House
chamber to canvass the electoral votes
OF the states. stringent rules nave been
adopted by the House TO govern ad-
mission to the gallery on that day.
the entire gallery except
trose sections reserved FOR the press.
the executive and the diplomatic CORPS.
will be reserved for the wives and
faughsn-s cf members and senators,
Each senator and representative win
be allotted two seats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-30
"CANAL ZONE"
This Will Be Official Name of Land
Bordering on Canal

Washington Jan. 29.--Some of thA
congressman who recently visited the
1sthmus of Panama discovered that al
though the United states had been the
proud possessor for some six years OF
strip of land 10 miles wide. stretching
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, no
official name had been given legally
20 it. The choice was a simple matter
and so it was decided best to designate
the canal zone. Canal Zone''-and that
is to BE- the official name. A provision
60 this effect is included in the new
Dill agreed upon by the House COM
mittee on interstate and foreign CON-
merce. drafted to legalize and perfect
the present form of government on the
zone. 1t was also decided to give a
name TO the canal itself and accord
ingly the new bill provides that the
canal shall be designated simply as the
Panama canal"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-30
Everywhere Received v ith
Greatest Enthusiasm;
Lands Friday and Immediately
Proceeds to CuIebra.
s'n Talks With Engineers and Will Visit
All important Points.
TIT e.,

= Panama, Jan. 29-President-elec:
Taft made his eighth trip across The
Isthmus today and everywhere was
sol greeted with marked demonstrations OF
-. good will. With his party he landed
this morning at Colon and proceeded
by special train to Culebra, where IL;
~ is quartered tonight at the residence
.rs of Lieut.. Col. Goethals, chairman Of
, the Panama Canal Commission. HIS
reception by the Panama officials, both
at Colon and Culebra, was most cor
dial. Tomorrow he will visit the site
- of Gatun dam.
The United States cruiser North car
DINA. which Mr.. Taft sailed from
Cha lesion last Monday and the con-
Ncy cruiser Montana, arrived at Colon
at 1910 O'Clock this morning, after Il
- voyage that was marked by splendid
weather All the members OF the party
o. We're in good health.
Col. GOcthals, Joseph Blackburn,
- governor of the canal zone, Col William
~. c. Gorgas, chief sanitary officer of the
zone, and other prominent persons i'm
OF med.atey boarded the North Carolina
from the tug Christobal and welcomed
-. tho Presdcnt-elect, who at 1910 O'Clock
landed at Dock No. 2, adjoining the
Panama Railroad Offices The first per
son to shake hands with Mr.. and Mrs.
Taft when they landed was Gov. Por-
fro hles ndeZ OF Colon, who introduced
a.. to them several Panaman officials.
Mr.. TAFT and his party Immediately
boarded n train in waiting and left at
noon for Culebra. ON arriving there
the Presdent-elect was received cera-
moniously by the members of Pres-
dent Obaldia's cabinet During the af-
ternoon Mr.. Taft had talk with the
engineers engaged in the construction
of the canal and a visit to the Gatun
dam was planned for tomorrow.
Tho Preside intellect and his party
will cai from Colon for New Orleans
next Friday