Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-19
TROOPS RULE SPAIN 'CROWDS GREET TAFT
Strikes Cause King Alfonso to SauIt Ste Marie Filled Witt
Suspend Guarantees. Visitors for Occasion:
SOL DIERS FIRE ON MOB ELABORATE PLANS MADE
Casualties Attempt to President Will Review $500 of thu
Rescue Prisoners Ctys School Children
PLOTTERS AIM at WEYLER BIG LOCKS TO BE INSPECTED
Accepts
Y. NJ. A. of
lice Have Name
SauIt Ste. Marie Filled With
Visitors for Occasion.
ELABORATE PLANS MADE
President Will Review $500 of the
City's School Children.
BIG LOCKS TO BE INSPECTED
Executive Accepts an Invitation to
Address Y. NJ. C. A. of Uni
versity of Kansas.

SAJ-LT STE. MARIE. Mich. Septem-
Der 13.-Early today big crowds from
Canada and northern Michigan began
IL gather here to welcome President
Taft. The weather promised to be all
that could be desired. and the city was
decorated in gala attire for the occa-
sion.
The days program included a brief
tour of the city by the President on his
arrival and review of 300 school
children in the government park. after
which the President was scheduled to
make brief visit al the home of Gov.
Osborn.
Elaborate plans We're made for the
luncheon at the armory rendered the
chief executive shortly after noon by
500 residents of the city. The princi-
pal address of the. day was scheduled
for delivery in the beautiful park sur
rounding the Park School. Following
the add oss the entertainment commit
tee had arranged for a review of the
troops a Ford Brady and an inspection
Of The locks.
President Looks Well.
MACkINAW~-CITI. Mich, September
19.-For the first time President of the
United States passed through here To-
day en- route to northern Michigan when
the special train carrying President Taft
and his party was taken aboard the Terry
to cross the Straits of Mackinac. In spite
of his hard day yesterday in the southern
part of the state, the President looked
fresh and was evidently in good numof.
His train stopped IN MacklnaW Sits ohis
few minutes.
Senator Townsend of Michigan accom-
panied the President north from Detroit.
Senator Smith did not come on account
of the illness of his father, but will greet
the President Thursday in Grand Rapids.
Stands on Upper Deck.
500 JUNCTION, Mich. September 10
The special train bearing President Taft
and his party passed through here shortly
before 10 o'clock today. Coming across
tile Straits of Mackinac this morning the
President stood on the upper deck Of the
ferry for nearly an hour. so when ne
came out on the rear platform OF his car
at ST -Ignace and at this place he con-
graduated the people on the luhg-hlllne
breezes they enjoy.
The President today accepted an invita-
ton from Chancellor Frank Strong of
the University of Kansas, at Lawrence,
supplemented by invitations from Gov
Stubbs Senator Curtis and Representa-
tive Anthony, to address the Y. Nj. {. A.
students of the university Sunday.
Telegram to Mrs. Madison.
The President today sent the following
telegram 10 Mrs. Edmond II. Madison,
wife of Representative Madison, who died
yesterday:
Il was deeply panied to learn at De-
troit of the shocking death of Judge Mad
ison. Allow me to express to YOU my
sympathy in your great loss"
At Trout Lake Republican State Chair
man Knox and State Senator Fowle oil
Michigan boarded the Presidents train
to make the trip into the 800" with him.
Marquette Makes Plans.
MARQUETTE. Mich, September 10
Elaborate arrangements have been made
for the entertainment of President Taft
in Marquette tonight and tomorrow. This
is the first time a chief executive has
visited the upper peninsula of Michigan.
The President will arrive from Sault
Ste. Marie late tonight, but the formal
program will not begin until $40 o'clock
tomorrow morning, when Mr.. Taft will
be taken on an automobile ride To Presque
Isle. a natural park of $50 acres, donated
10 the municipality by the federal gov
ernment several years ago. More tnan
100 decorated automobiles will make up
the escort.
Mr.. Taft will deliver an address at II 30
o'clock at Guild Hall Field. beneath the
tent whose capacity is estimated at sos
people. At ] o'clock the President VIII
be the guest at a luncheon.
Mr.. Taft, Representative II. @. Young
and Others will respond 10 toasts. After
this function the presidential party Will
dppdr; Grand RauidS