New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
At THE WHITE HOooI'
,- ,rhc Tribune Bureau J

,y.sh,n,ton April 1.-THE Presioe"'
a.. ,n,trncted Ambassador WILSON ~
xSoxico for a reply to his MESSAGE u
E-,dov warning that government ,ns,
ron.,,,ior of the occurrence Oh
rbursdav. when in the fight along '"o
a. so,,.ra, Americans were killed.
nunfher of kilograms have reacheo .n'
White House from Douglas A ,rom
ing the narrow escape OF Americas Ia
being killed and saying that niany ,,,,,h
.ngs In Douglas had been peheua''"
shot. .ho long
President Taft to-day settled 'ne 'oe
dI,puted marshalship In Indiana W ~
pointIne Edward 9. Schmidt, OK Ihoian
anolis. who is not allied with any iac''o"'
In making the Indiana appointment
which included thirteen postmasters' fre'
ident Taft did not recognize any tae''o''
although no appointed six men reco"'
mended by Senator Beverldge.
Accompanied by the French Ampass"'
dor. the Secretary of War and the oec'e-
tary Of the Navy, President tart VIII -
to Annapolis tomorrow afternoon 10
tend the unveiling OF memorial tao,e'
10 the French sailors and soldiers "n0
took part in the Revolutionary war Nr'
Taft expects to return 10 Washington III
time for dinner.
Representatives Flood, Houston ana Le-
care spent a half hour with the President
this afternoon discussing the Arizona coh'
stitution. No decision was reached
Following conference between the
President. Miss Mabel Boardman anu
Charles L. Magee of the American Ma
tional Red Cross. Mr.. Taft wired Consui
Schnlucker TO draw upon the association
for 900 10 relieve tho suffering among tue
Americans at Alamo. Lower Caiiforhia-
President Taft delivered an address or
welcome at the opening OF the twentieth
continental congress of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution in Continental
Hall this morning.
Representative Underwood, following a
conference with the Chief Executive, SAID
he doubted II vote would be reached on
the reciprocity resolution on TUESDAY
night, as had been expected. as both Re-
publican and Democratic members want
more time for debate.
President Taft will be the candidate OF
the Republican party for reelection SAID
Representative Fordney when leaving the
White House, 'and az such candidate
will vote for him gladly, although I diner
with him radically on this Canadian tariff
question"
The British Ambassador discussed the
arbitration treaty with the President late
this afternoon.
Among the White House callers were
the Secretary OF State, the Secretary Of
the Navy, Governor Deneen Of Illinois,
Senators Sutherland Newlands, Root.
Bankhesd, Johnson, Stephenson and Nc
Cumber and Representatives Gardner,
Bartlett, Austin, Law, Cameron, Francis,
Willis. Guernsey, Roberts. Andrew, Hefin.
Hobson, Dent, Richardson, Blackman, Bur-
nett and Taylor
President Taft. Secretary Hilles and
Major Butt took long walk in Potomac
Park this afternoon
The grounds south Of the White House
were thrown open TO the children of the
District for Easter egg rolling. The Ma
rine Band gave a concert on the White
House lot this afternoon.
Robert Taft, accompanied by his school
mate, John Heron, Joined his parents at
the White House to-day. Miss Grace
Henry, Of New York, also arrived to-day
for a visit to Miss Helen Taft.
Mrs. Taft entertained party Of friends
at the White House to-day to watch the
egg rolling.
Tonight the President and Mrs. Taft
occupied box at the New National The
atre, having with them Miss Helen Taft
Robert Taft. Mrs. Eckstein and her son.
Frederick Eckstein. OF Cincinnati; MISS
Edith Morgan and Miss Grace Henry, Of
New York, John Heron and Major Butt.