New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
Iron The Tribune Bnreau'I

wasb,ngton April 6-The pres''e",
de-, discussed legislative quesoo"s
,ar9e number OF Senators ana hep
,ives including Speaker clark. IL ~.
oninion of the majority OF t"e .'"e'
mon who called at the executive o'"oo' 49,
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tn ANNAPOLIS on April is. wien MI
and NJ. Jusserand are TO dehNe. -
at the unveiling OF the Jonh ~,
memorial tablet. The President WIZ
Washington on the afternoons OF ''e '0"'
and return to Washington the same 'Fe"
inz ., ot
rho President accepted the invitation o'
sarotor Root to deliver an address at Tue
annual meeting Of the New YORK S'o'e p''
Association In January, lsi2; accep'eu
honorary vice presidency of the oiiio Neis"
horhood Institute, OF Toledo, and TOOK u"
der consideration an invitation 10 at'e"u
the dinner OF the New York state BANKERS
Association at the Oriental Hotel, Mammal
tan geach. on June 22 The last invitation
was presented by Representative Mou'
Rennet. of New York vice-president; H. W.
Poor. OF New York. and Ledyard Cogs"e"'
of Albany. who were accompanied py sen
ator Root and Representatives Dwight anu
Vreeland. Tho acceptance OF TINS ih'i'a-
ton depends on whether the President can
arrange to visit Manhattan Beach on MS
trip TO New Haven to attend the Yale com
mencemeut exercises.
Representative Bartholdt, who called 10
discuss the arbitration treaty, praised the
President for bringing about the negotia-
tions, and said that the approval by the
Senate OF the treaty with Great Britain
would be followed by proposals from other
countries to enter into similar compact.
The President disposed OF two judicial
Offices In Ohio to which he had given much
consideration. William l.. Day, OF Cleve-
land. son OF Associate Justice Day, of the
Supreme Court. was appointed United
States Judge for the Northern District OF
Ohio, and L. G. Denman, of Toledo, was
appointed United States Attorney for the
same district.
DR.. Amon Gunnison. president Of 81.
Lawrence University and for twenty years
the pastor OF All Souls Church, in Brook
lyn. of which Charles w. Morse was a
member. called in tho latter's behalf to-
day. The Presidents decision in this case
Is expected daily.
William Jennings Bryan will call at the
White House tomorrow having arranged
for a half hours talk with the President.
Indiana appointments were discussed by
the President and Harry New, Republican
National Committeeman from Indiana.
N. II. Lough, a locomotive engineer. who
through criminal negligence caused wreck
at Boho, Panama, and the death Of Elias
Tnsley. conductor, will have to serve his
sentence of one year in Culebra peniten
tiary, President Taft having declined to
pardon him.
Among the White House callers were the
Secretary of state. the Secretary OF the
Treasury, the Secretary OF the Interior, the
Secretary of Commerce and Labor. Sem
ators Newlands, Cullom, Stone Nelson,
Burton, Penrose, Stephenson, Dixon, Jones
and Smith. of Michigan; Representatives
Edwards. Sterling, Jameson, Legare, Nree-
land Green, Crumpacker, Tilson, Pray,
Esch Calder. Frouty, Wood, Langley, Sui
ger, Bartlett, Taylor and Garner Judge
Mack. ex-senator Dick. and tho Rev Hugh
r. McCauley. secretary Of the Federal
Council Of Churches Of Christ in America,
who was introduced by Representative
Wood, Of New Jersey.