New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-24
fFrom The rribun" Bureau

r-..,,,rr,on Ian 23.-The President -
ooi,.ed assurances from numner ol o'"'
"a REPRESENTATIVES to-day thar
-, ..,a,,- o.. a permanent tsrif com
mission viii he passed before 80.
-.ou as some other imporan'
u-hon leaving tho White ho'S-
burton said he had founo M i"'. y" "
moe, optimistic frame ~ nllru '"' 49,
49,, rvecu,ive was emphatic IN MS
- tor tariff commission legislauon ~
',,- ..ss,or Mr. Burton said he wou"
eno,t, against tho bill passed oy thH 'i'a
NC las. session. providing for me ~
.,lacbian forest reserve A..
-..rossptative Boutell talked to ue
r-iaon, about his bill settling the ooun
a,.,uta between Texas and New Me-
"a " Poutell has prepared resoiutio''
..,ori,,re the Committee on kulss ~
ling the bill. which was stricken i''i
calandar. before the HOUSE ,s,.
preventative Sturgis told the fres'.e.l
49,. in his opinion. the Republican
$50 NJ the West Virginia state
800. ,rere wrong IN leaving the state III
.so. - prevent a quorum and the eiec''oli
-. Dorocratic Senator'S. vice send'o''
Elkins and Scott. 4,.,u.sed
panresentative Tawney' VINO us.
,.,.,o,ior with the President, denied tn"'
ho &c 20 succeed Mr.. Norton as secre'''S
% the President. .
= " NcNair. president ~ the Housn-
49,, school Of Mines Houghton. MICH IN
..,.ad President Taft 10 attend the twenty
ae.,, a,,i,arsarv Of that institution In Au-
mill later. MI.
1,o>,fr WAS accompanied by senate.
Smith and Representatives. ToWnSe"' '''
Mclaughlin. ..z q
Representative Mclaughlin prese"'e"
DELEGATION from Michigan VINO CAME
washington to urge an appropriation %
go ooo for the lake harbor at Mah's'ee'
Mich ,,.o- q.
president Taft will deliver an ADDRESS .
49, ao,,,a, bannuet of the Yale Alumni
>s.ooiation AZ the Raleigh Hotel on feo-
ruary T. pros-
ponresentative Madison invited the Pres
idont 70 attend the Kansas state la'r az
Hutchinson. from September Is 10 w. WI
Taft will probably attend. -.
I-non recent OF the news OF the dedth VI
Rishop Grant of the African Methoui.'
Episcopal Church to-day President Idi'
teIepraphed n b. Parks. of Kansas CITY:
"your telegram announcing the death Oh
Rishop Grant received. I greatly depiore
This and extend TO his family, his friends
ord those IN whom he preached my heart
felt sympathy. Bishop Grant ana h@Ye
been for some years associated in the WORK
of promoting the education OF NEGROES III
tbe South. and I came to know MS hisi
and sturdy qualities. His death IS rea'
loss to his people"
Tho President was asked to pardon FREQ
D. Warren. a socialist editor serving sen.
,erca for offering a reward, I'm print, or
81 600 for the return TO Kentucky or OK
Governor W. 5. Taylor because or the al
legged completely Of the latter in a crime
against the laws OF that state.
The President will receive the delegates
10 the National Merchants Marine Con-
gress tomorrow afternoon.
Among the White House callers were the
Attorney General. the Secretary Of the In
terror. the Secretary OF Commerce and La
bor. Senators Root. Hale Smith and Ste
phenson, Representatives Parsons. Aiken.
Wilson, Townsend. Edwards, Latta, Nc
Call. Hamilton. Borland. Sterling, Madison.
Cameron. Tawney. Dwight. Young, Cullom.
Rowland, Pickett and Kahn, and Mrs.
Eustace Morgan. OF Saco. Me. a relative
of William Barrett Ridgely.
Miss Helen Taft has as a guest Miss
Dorothy Baldwin, Of Savannah. one of her
Bryn Nawr schoolmatcs.
Tho President and Mrs. Taft witnessed
the performance of Frank Daniels at the
National Theatre this evening and later
the President occupied box at the South
ern relief ball. which Miss Taft also at
tended With the President and Mrs. Taft
We're Chauncey Hackett, the Misses Ander-
son and Captain Butt