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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-01
PRoDlGAL SONS IN FRANCE.
A Law Which Prevents YOUNG Men
From Wasting Their Patrimony.

The parents and guardians of the
prodigal son in France have a weapon
at Their disposal which has an exact
parallel in America. If they can make
out that lie is Il fitting subject To he
provided with 'conseil judiciaire. -
they can rest assured that the youth
viii not be able to dissipate the re-
mainder of his family fortune.
10 list that contains the names of
the Prince de Sagan, the Due Dues.
the Marquis de Dion and many another
of equal celebrity is to be added that
of Claude Casmir Perier. son Of an
eX-president of the republic, who has
been declared a fit subject for this con-
troll.
The conseil iudieiaire of a person
may be defined as an individual an
pointed by law to assist that person
IN the administration of his patrimony.
lie is appointed on two grounds. weak
ness OF intellect in his ward or prod
lsaiity. In cases of weakness of intel
ieet the tribunal may decide that al
though 1t is not necessary to declare
the subject entirely incapable of man
aging his own affairs a conseil Judi
claire is advisable. In the case Of a
prGdigal the tribunal has full power
to act
The appointment of a conseil judi
claire can be demanded by the prodi-
gaIs direct relations. or by his wife,
or by the state attorney if he has no
known relations. The demand is pre-
sented before the tribunal of the prodi-
gals domicile With the details of the
acts of prodigality. The presiding
judge of the tribunal sends the request
to the state attorney and appoints a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-01
CONN. LEAGUE STANDING.
Colleges Games Saturday.

At New Haven-Yale 2, Pennsylvania /.
At Medford--Tufts 2. New Hampshire
S. G. l.
At NATURALIZATION College 2, Maine l.
At Amherst-Amherst 10, Wesleyan 0.
At ENTHUSIASTICALLY Williams 5. Trinity o.
At Woreester--Holy ross L, Niagara
o.; Worcester Polytechnic IL, Rensselaer, g
At Hanover. N. H.-Dartmouth g. Mass
achusetts A. c. 2
At Burlington. yt.-Vermont G. Bow
dom o.
At Manchester, n. list. Anselm's 8.
Lowell Textile o.
At Exeter, N H.-Yale IA 5, Exeter 2.
AT Portland, Me,-Bates z, Fort Nc
Kiniey /.
AT West Point-West Point T. Brown g.
At Princeton--Princeton 3, Cornell 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-01

ROM

b. A. HAYES is giving his buildings
a new coat of paint.
All. Bickford Of Belgrade was in
town Tuesday ON business.
A large attendance is expected FRI
DAY night to Hillside dance
Hosea Briggs is painting the guests
boats at Hillside camps.
schools begun in town Tuesday.
Lewis featon of Belgrade has been
visiting his wife's parents, MIR and
Mrs Wilson Clement.
}. Fl. Littlefleld is making several
repairs at Hillside camps.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-01
HARVARD BEATS COLBY.
Crimson Talies 10 Runs and Shuts
Out the Visitors.

Boston, April 38-E9erythng broke in
favor of Harvard in the game Saturday
with Colby on Soldiers field the Crimson
tallying IS runs and shutting out the Wis
itors.
Home runs by Potter and Ham gave
zest to the batting fest There wasn't
an inning IN which Harvard did not get
a safe swat, and only two in which
Crimson players did not make circuit
of the bases. Bartof was the only Har-
ward player who did not figure in the Is
hits credited to the Crimson off Tailor.
Four singles went TO the visitors, three
off Ernst. who pitched the first eight in
nngs, and the other off Bartolf The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-01
Other Games Saturday.

At Acknowledgement Little 49, Abbott 3,
At South Berwick-South Berwick IA.
Exeter High 2.
At Portland-Bates T.. Fort Mckinley I.
At portland-Maine Central 9, Portland
High 3.
At Farmington-Kent's Hill Is, Farm
ington 3.
Al Bath-Lewiston High 10 Bath
High 3.
At Brunswick Wiwernas of Lisbon IL,
Cabots Z
A tCharleston-HiggIns g orono High A.
At Brunswick-kapp a Sigma s, Alpha
Delta 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-01
SPORTING NOTES.

aialne in the dual track meet be-
tween University Of Maine and Yer
xaonf Saturday scored 1874 points to
vefmont's 521a. Gutterson Of Vermont
was tie star performer, getting 80 of
the 52Ia points for his team on six
drste and one second. 1t was, however.
4bc best showing ever made by Yer
mont IN track events.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-01
NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
National League Sunday.
AT CHICAGO.

IChicago ..,....o o o o 4 9 0 x-G-1o-1
Pitts5urg ......2 o 0 0 0 0 a. 81
Batteries-Richie, Weaver and King
Cammtz, Gardner ana Gibson Time. so
Umpires, Finneran and Rigler.
At St Loas-The Cfneinnati-St. Louis
game was postponed rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-01
BOwDoIN.

Runs made-By O'Dea. Halstein :, Fla
herty. Berry 2 Two-basa hit-Flaherty.
ton Base on bals-By Halstein. Struck
out--I2y Winkler 4, by Urquhart 2. Saeri-
4 flee hits--Wilson, Halstein Hit by pitch
ID ball--Clifford. Passed ball-Wlson
Umpire Hayes. Time, 21O Attendance,
500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-01
William fIem,foi,.

William Newton died in the hospital
here sunday morning after long Ill
ness. tire immediate cause was heart
trouble. lie was admitted "a tho Home
March II last, and came from E"sion.
He served in ca. A, 31st Mass. lHf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-01

Earned Winthrop !. TWo-base
hits-Maxwel Osborn. Stolen bases
Kirk 4, Gould. Wood, Bel. Mason. os=
born. Struck out-Bg Llzotte II, by 0s=
born 4, by Wood & Hit by pitched ball
Bard Wild pitch-Lizotte. Base on balls
Gould, Heon Sacrifice ny-DeRoche.
Umpires, Ghattel and ToWle. Time, I4d-
Attendance Goo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-01

New England League.

AT Lynn-Lynn 10. New BEDFORD s.
At Worcester-Lowell Z. Worcester 0.
At Lawrenee-Lawrence 4. Haverhill
(10 innings).
AT Broekton-Brockton 3, Fall River 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-01
COLBY.

Runs made-By Rogers A. Desha 3. Pot
ter. Carr. Wigglesworth, Clifford :, liam,
Coon 2. Gibson, Howe Ernst. Three
base hit-HoWe. Home runS-Potteft
Ham. Stolen bases-Desha . Coon, Rog-
ers, Carr, Vail. Sturtevant Base on balls
Off Ernst g. off Tailor 2. Struck out
BY Ernst s. by Bartolf, by Tailor b: sac
rffice hit-Desha. Double plays-Desha
to Potter to Ham; Tailor and Mooers.
Wild pitch-Tailor. Umpire, 2. MyLaugh-
lin. Time, Oh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-01
Other Games Sunday.

AT Troy-New York Americans 5, Troy
(N. Y. State Geague1 ,.
At Wilkesbarre- Wilkesbarre ., Phila-
dephia Americans g.
At Baltimore-Boston Nationals . Bal
timore o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-01
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
Eastern league Sunday.

At Rocky Point-Providence 5, Toron-
to q
At Jersey City-Jersey City 6. Mont
real 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-01
Eastern League Saturday

At Observation-Disclosures 4, Toronto 0.
At .sewark-Buffalo L, Newark s.
At Jersey City-Montreal 4. Jersey
City ..
Al Batimore-Baltimore 2. Rochester ]
l2 inningsl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-01
National League Saturday.

At Philadelphia-Phla {, Bos-
ton 4.
AT Pittsbnrg-Pittsburg 5. Chicago g
AT st. Louis-Cineinnati-St. Louis rain,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-01
DEFEATS BOW DOM.
Vermont's Freshman Pitcher Holds
Down the Visitors.

Burlington. Vt, April S0-Bowdoin was
beaten Saturday by Vermont 6 to O.
Winkler, Vermonts Freshman pitcher
held the visitors to FIVE scattered hits and
gave no bases on balls. The score
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-01
New England Building.
g. 1911 .................
C.o..,.aarondf rAaafind 10

fCompiled by the F. w. Dodge Company
Contracts awarded TO date, April
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-01
RA SEDALL
AMERICAN.
American League Sunday.

AT CHICAGO.
Chicago ..o o O 2 8 x-a.1o-1
st. Louis ......1 0 O 0 0 0 81 81
Batteries-Lang Walsh and sullivan.
Crisis George, Lake and Clarke, stephens.
Time. 2.15. Umpires, Perrine and Sheri-
dan.
AT DETROIT.
Cleveland 30 o q "a q q a. -
Detroit .........0 o 0 @ 4--5-f1 :,
misunderstanding Mitchell and Land
Works and Stanage. Time d. Umpires,
O.Loughlin and Dineeu
American League Saturday
AT Boston-W Washington l. Boston 3.
At New York-Phiiadeiphia 10 New
York G.
AT MISUNDERSTANDING 2, Detroit l.
AT Chicago-St. Louis /, Chicago o.
tCalled fifth inning: RAIN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-01
General Orders No. q.

On and after Monday May L 1911, and
until further orders. the calls viii b.
eaf9nded nc faiIaxps.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
DEBT CASE
BALTIMORE BOND HOLDERS EE
PECT DECISION AGAINST
WEST VIRGINIA
Ask Court 20 Determine the Matter
of Interest That W. Va.
Should Pay.

Sper sl Dispatch f1 the I.feHrerr.r
BALTIMORE. Oct. ~ The present
status of the Virginia deferred cerfin.
Gates. % which about 81 O0G. 900 fpar
valuej are held ln Baltimore. is that
the supreme court of Jhe United
states has been recently petitl0ned
BY the committee representing the
holders Of the certificates 20 desIr.
nate the amount of Interest which tho
state o. West Virginia shall pay the
certificate h0iders In addition ~ the
F.1s2000 of principal which the su.
preme court has already decreed that
West Virginia should pay In ful A
decision stating the exact amount OF
Interest which West virginia will BE-
asked 70 pay u expected any day.
To o. anticipated that the supreme
court viii allow the holders % tho Ger.
uflcates 3 per cent interest n this
should prove % be the case. the in.
terest would amount 70 f21.6o00DO.
covering az 90 does. a period OF 5s
years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
THINKING PART
FOR ROOSEVELT
VIII Not Take Active Pan In Cam.
paisn; Declines 20 Discuss
Issues.

RICHMOND. Va. oct. Is. The part
which former President Roosevelt
will take in The coming national cam.
psign probably vii be- one Of silence.
This became publicly known today.
through a letter which he wrote 20
Congressman }. Hampton Moore. Of
Penusy yivania. president Of the Auan-
nc Deeper Water Ways Association.
declining an invitation 10 address the
convention. Col Roosevelt empha
ticaily declared.
Prom noW on. Hish 70 avoid max.
ing any speech. that ! possibly can
avoid
Concluding bis letter. Mr Roosevelt
said
y cannot undertake anything further
~ any kind or sort nov
These portions OF the coioners Ief.
ter we're Interpreted 20 mean. that he
wishes to refrain from giving .utfer-
auce fo any opinions. which possibly
might BE- miscorHtrued in connection
uIfh the presidential Compairn 10
vas gathered from the coioners letter.
thar he intends 90 remain silent
throlglout the entire campaign
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
CANCELS
BIG ORE LEASE
GREAT NORTHERN PROPERTIES
OF 3oo.ooo,ooo TONS OF ORE
INVOLVED.
Officials Of steel Corporation Decline
20 Explain the Action Of
Officials.

NEW YORK. Oct 1S.-The United
States Steel Corporation will cancel
its lease Of the great northern ore
properties. one o. the largest leases
OF the kind which the corporation
holds The rumor. current In Wan
street to-day. vas confirmed after
business hpurs from Official sources.
which decline 20 be quoted
When the lease will be terminated
~ undetermined. The contract stlpu.
lates that IL should continue until ali
the ore 10 exhausted. unless on Jan
T.. 1915. the fease should be abro.
gated under the option reserved bv
the lessee. and IN case The lessee. 20
dtermined. tao years notice should be
given
The Great Northern properties are
estimated 20 include deposits Of 300.
100000 tons 81 iron ore Officials Of
the steel corporation refused 20 state
the reasons f0r the cancellation o. the
biz lease and this phase De- a matter
Of conjecture.
The iron ore properties Of tho
Great northern railroad we're In 1906
Transferred 20 Louis " nu. James
y. Hill and Walter J. Hill. az trustees
the 5000 shares % beneficial In.
terest in the Trust equal 20 the mum.
ber of shares o. stock held BENG
issued December 2. 1906. 10 Great
Northern stockholders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
M'NAMARA CASE
HAS NEW DELAY
Court Asked 20 Decide " Juror Il
PreIVdleed VINO Believes the
Times Was Dynamited.
NO HOPE FOR A JURY
UNTIL POINT rs DECIDED
Defense Contends That Gas Caused
Disaster-T~o Additional
Talesmen Secured.

Los ANGELES. Oct lS.-Threo
talesmen we're examined and one was
excused IN the murder trial OF James
T. Mcnamara to-day.
What is considered one Of the biz
issues OF the trial-Whether a man
who believes firmly that the Los An
geies Times building was destroyed
by dynamite s. thereby disqualified
from serving on the jury-rested to-
night In the hands Of Judge Walter
Bordweli who presides over the trial
Instituted 20 show whether James -.
Mcnamara CAUSED the death Of &. J
Haggerty. a machinist. who lost his
lie in the Times explosion and fre.
Opposing counsel see no hope o'
securing a Jury until this point is d.
cided
Gas or Dynamite.
Attorney Clarence 5. barrow and
other counsel for the defense holding
(Couffuuaf N = ~heh a..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
4fGSonS Lay Cornerstone
Of Million Dollar Temple

rromptu suggestion by Grand CON
mander Richardson Tho stone hav.
inE been laid and ali the speeches
haviug been concluded. De- asked for
mer senator Henry " Teller. OF col
nrndo. and Frasmus r. Carr. OF Mon.
lama. the two oldest members % the
supreme Council. to step forward
anf with the Washington frou oil
spread "a little mortar on the biz
block nj grar'tc They we're followed
tl aU f1e other memhers of the coun.
GU and hy William Holman and sto-
phcn H ATeck. deputies in tho
Northern Jurisdiction OF Scottish
Rite Masonry
Among fae objects placed in the
corner efnue we're an American faE.
a b.h... ieecis of the Lodge Of Per.
lection. 18Th. lath and g.d degrees.
and oi fhc Blue Lodge There war
also rhofolraph OF fhe afe Rear
Admiral SchIey. Who was created "a
aad deEree Mason several years ar1
iu fhc Sorfhern FIrisdIcton
TIE buid'nE. which is to cost more
than si.pDH.Uo1. wif b. completed in
about year and a half Ifs fhirtr-
thrrr huCo pillars us fhIrtv-fhrea
steps and other features VIII mako it
thoroughly symbolic Of Masonry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
TerSe Telegraphic Tips

QUINCY. Mas Just a. the min.
istCr vas about to pronounce Aaron
Sfegelman and Miss Julia Bernstein
man and wife. be glanced a. the 10.
cense and found if vas one 20 hunt
deer The wedding was postponed
Tor a neu license
BRISTOL Tenn -Essie Matthew.
son. aged fs vas arrested rere 10
day on the charge ~ attempting t0
ureok a " q train b. placing a
Jog on The track
PfTTETfRG. Pa Mrs Warrfe A.
uson aFed -. fefi down the stairs in
her home here to-day. dying from fhe
Injuries
pITTsBrnG. "a The rfrawar
seU Orleans. a RCD ira cf the fret
steamboat on the Ohio. vac given a
trial TIP this morning. running a.
Tar a. Elizabeth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
"RUZZIE LAMBS"
CASE WITH JURY
NEW Works. SPICY BREACH OF
PROMISE SUIT AWAITS
VERDICT.
Russell Gris~oId. the Plaintiff RidI.
euled BY Attorneys for
Miss Smith.

NEW YORK. Oct 1s-"Ruzzie
Lamb" letters and Russell Griswold's 5
suit for $4,000 heart balm rest with
the jury tonight. The jurors retired
this afternoon. and fnasmuch as no
word had come from them AZ adjourn
ment. Justice Brown directed the re-
turn OF a sealed verdict tomorrow II
an agreement Is reached
Counsel for Miss Helen Woodruff
smith of Stamford. Conn. the forty
yearOld defendant. .rested his Gaze on
Griswotds own testimony lie saw
no need be said. TO put tho defend
ant on the stand and have her testify
that she never held a mans hand or
kissed him In public"
lie arrsigned Griswold in scathing
terms.
The only thing woman has Is
her privacy" the lawyer said This
person has invaded the privacy OF the
defendant By giving the newspapers
her mOtherly letters. Why did he do
that? IN leave IL To you to guess and
az you have listened TO his testimony
! don't mink you'll have any trouble
In guessing
GriswOlds lawyer pictured the
plaintiff as "a broken hearted little
boy. whose life had been ruined by
a mature woman Of the world"
And she turned MIN ruthlessly
aside" he continued with a quavering
voice. All. gentlemen. if YOU have
ever been In love. you must know the
pangs Of Jealousy. You must know
the heart strains he endured. And
yet. when he comes before a court al
justice he BE- ridlculed and the defend
ant laughs openly a. him"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

STOCKHOLM. sUeden-A Nobis
prize is 20 b. conferred upon ThOm-
a. a Edison FOR biz scientific
achievements before be leaves 10
rope
PfTTSBUEG. Pa-Wh9e eating
oysters last night Mr. a. Me,zgar
found two pearls estimated 70 Be
worth $50
HOBOKEN. ~ J-When boys raid
% the pedfling wagon o. James Pc
que. an Italian. he attacked them.
k'''ing 1ohn Lisa. aged ~ years.
LEAVENWORTH. Kas.-Capt. ".
p larr. oi ne sixth fioid ARTILLERY.
sfof and killed hfrree.f bere fodav
so crrse is assigned.
WV fORK-Whne searching for
oo ior her husband. Ers. John
Hahn iell I5 feet down The Paiisatea
and Wiil probably Die.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
ELEVEN JURORS
Are Secured for Trial % Banker Cum
nins inoieted for Collapse Of
Carnegie Trust CO.

NEW YORK. oct 1s-when cour,
adjourned tonight eleven Jurors hsd
been chosen % try William J. Cum.
Minis Tor Grand larceny in connection
With the collapse of the Carnegie
Trust company The specific charge
alleges larceny of 5000 in connec.
ton with note Transaction.
Questions put to taiesmen today By
Cummins' counsel continued 20 indi-
cate that the defense viii sndeavor 10
prove that he ls The victim OF a fo-.
midabie conspiracy.
District Attorney whitman. who is
said N regard the case as one of the
most Important he bas yet tried l. 4,
personal charge of the prosecution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
Tro~ei s1d square Used by Washina
tor a. Beginning of National
Capitol 10 USED

WASHINGTON. IT, e.. oct is
The corner Suue of what SOVEREIGN
Grand Commando. Richardson. of the
scottish Rite Masous obi fhc Southern
jurisdiction. declared would ho The
most magnificent building u che
world. devoted alone to the use ~
Masonry. waa put iu place today
with elaborate ceremony ff Dol fo b.
he national home of the supreme
Council Of the southern Jurisdiction
scottish Rite Mssons. and fhe hrsf
stone was laid With che trouef and
square used hy George Wassirefon
IN beeiuning the United states Capt
tol
Prominent members of the order
from at p rts of the United Statcs
attended the ceremonies prcccdIng
them. there was a parade from the
local Masonic temple to thc site OF
me new Scottish Rite structure. fn
which about six thousand Masors
rarchcd.
Interesting Incident
An interesting feature OF tho. .ocra-
sion not on the program was an ims
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
AMBUSHED
Perry Burns Slain BY Cousln-Ooas
Track Assassin and He Is
Captured.

ROCHESTER. KY. Oct. ls-After
being trailed 20 his home by blood
hounds ans posse last night. A J
Burns. charged with the murder OF
his cousin, Perry Burns. was cap
tured here to-day. Perry Burns was
shot from ambush at his saw mill
near Oneida. last Friday AS a re-
suit OF the killing IL is believed the
old feud between the Philpots, Fish.
ers and Ballings will break out anew
In Clay county. KY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
DRIVER ESCAPES
TEAM IS DROWNED

special rf-rat-r to tts r-fsir.rs--.r
PARKERsBURG. ". Va. Oct is
While iordinE fuckers creek. in writ
county. Tuesday. 8 T.. Lioyd. a trav.
cling saiesman FOR shattuck 4 Isck.
son. % this city. narrouly escaped
droWninE A team belonging 70 the
rrms driven b. him. uas droNned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
EIGHT BOATS SINK
west Cease % Mexico is s.ss. A.
Second Violent storm.

TUCSON. ArIz. Oct Another
terrific storm has swept tho vest coaet
% Mexico. ElEht schooners are r.
ported ashore at Mazatlan ana tho
Frisco wharf has been severely
damaCcd. The Southern Pacific 81
Mexico iost al wires at mifnieht ~
to hat time the gale had been blow
lrE Tor twelve hours
There is no report OF any loss o.
life
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

OGDEN. Utah. oct. is-President
TAFT broke his long journey from Los
Angeles To Butte. Mont. with a .k-
minute stop here late to-day. After.
ward he made other stops at Brigham
city and Logan.
The presidential schedule wen, q,
smash to-day fer the nrst time since
the ~ash-outs were encountered in
hansas and Nebraska two weeks ago,
ana II viii be 10 o'clock tomorrow
instead or when the president
reaches Butte. Unexpected stops in
southern California late yesterday ai
ternoon hrst threw tho schedule OF
lhen followed "A mishap 90 one Of the
engines pulling the train through tho
desert last night. causing a delay that
could not be made up.
GOrrnor Spry and Senator Smoot-
OF uTah. accompanied by Col. - &.
jackllng. of salt Lake city. met tho
president az the Utah line this morn
ing. and went as far as Logan with
him.
Extends Trio.
The most interesting develonr,.n,
OF the day was the announcement that
me president had decided TO extend
MS travels by two weeks or more. and
"ould not be back IN Washington until
after November 18th.
The president will travel some OOo
or 1000 miles more than Al drst In.
,rhded bringing the total mileage OF
MS tour up 10 between 10000 ana
I''VVo miles and breaking all known
records Of presidential travel
ihe regular itinerary OF the original
Uip VIII be followed TO pittsIurV
where President Taft will spent A.
entire day OF Tuesday. October
lheh' Instead Of keeping on 10 WaA
ihkton, Mr.. Taft will 30 direct 10 MoA-
Eahto"n' W. Va, TO spend Wednesday
november ]. From Morgantown he
VIII 20 To- Hot Springs. Va. 20 rest
Tor i've days. starting west again IN
time 10 vote at Cincinnati at the local
elections 10 DC held there Novemher
.. The president will remain In his
oIu nome town for day or two, and
VIII be rendered a banquet.
Many Dates on Hand
Following the Cincinnati trfp. Mr.
art VIII probably go 20 HOdgensville.
ny 10 participate In the dedication OF
.he Lincoln farm memorial There are
TWO or three tentative dates In Ten
he7see following this. and then A. IA
expected Mr. Taft will return to
washington In time 20 prepare hia
n'erHase 10 congress. which meets the
hrst Monday In December The dates
OF 'he supplemental trip have not
Oeen hFed beyond Cincinnati as vel.
Dut probably viii be announced within
,he next Few days. According 20 Presi.
neht Iafts plans. he Will discard his
special train either ~ Chica9o or
fittburg. and will make the eupple-
mental tour Ia his private car attached
70 regular trains
Was also announced today that
senator Works. Of California. an lp.
sursent. had pledged President Taft
MS support of the arbitration treaties
bei"een this country Great Britain.
and France
While engines were being CHANGED
AZ salt Lake City Senator Jeff Davis-
OF Arkansas. who is In Salt Lake CITY
on his honeymoon. boarded the presi-
uehts car and introduced his bride to
Mr. Iait The president Congratulated
him heartily