New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-11
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
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From The Tribune Bureau
/ Washington, April n-lne rios"e"
early this morning cmphatical'y ocnlsh tn'
story dated Mexico city that MS KNOW
edge NJ n ,ecret treaty between Mexico
land Ianan prompted his sending troops &c
the border
The now Ambassador 20 IurNey mas 'e-"
decided on. II f. believed TO ne Char'es ~
Sheriff.. now Minister 10 the Argentine ne
public.
"A proposition for relieving the Prss'den'
of the responsibility ~ approving the A'l'
zona constitution WAS made 10 MY iai' ,o'
dsv by Representative Flood and Houston
No decision was reached
President TAFT has under CONSIDERATION
an invitation 20 attend the ccieprs,''n OF
the field ryass FOR tho dead ~ the spsnish
war on the Monument Grounds on MAY =
presented to-day BY Edward l.. Cogan' MIS-
Ida N. Galloway and Major y. :. Hodson.
George Y McLanahan. Of Washington
invited the President TO attend meeting
to consider the leper asylum work IN ha-
wall. the Philippines and the East
Two delegations from baltimore called
10 recommend candidates for appointment
as immigration Commissioner al Baltimore
vice Louis VETS. who will soon resign.
The White House to-day made public
messages OF congratulation 70 the King OF
the Belgisns on the occasion OF his birthday
and TO the Shah Of Persia on the celehra-
ton OF the Persian New Year. The mes
sages Of acknowledgment were received oy
the President yesterday.
rarafrad hundred sir
vvors OF the District OF Columbia Noiun-
teers Of 1851, who celebrated the ft'ieih
anniversary OF their muster into the fed
eral army to-day; forty Baptist pastors OF
Baltimore; eighty Brooklyn school cnll-
dren, who were accompanied by Represent =
alive Calder; students from the nigh school
OF New Bedford, Mass, who were present
ed by Representative Greene, and eighteen
students from the academy at tryeourg
Me-, who were introduced by Senator Frye
Among the White House callers were the
Attorney General, the Secretary OF the In
terror, Assistant secretary Hall, Senator'S
Stone, Reid. Townsend, Lodge. Stephenson,
Warren. Burton. Bacon and Smoot. Repre-
sentative Ashbrook, who introduced the
seven new Congressman from Ohio; Repre-
sentative Legare and delegation from
South Carolina, who discussed the South
Carolina judgeship; Representatives Harris.
Crumpacker, Bates, Kopp, Cameron, Levy,
Hi, Longworth, Humphrey and Small;
Gilbert A. A. Peavey, who discussed the
Morse pardon case, Ex-Governor Curtis
Guild the Rev Dr.. c. A Barbour and q
delegation from Rochester; ex-Judge George
@. Reynolds, OF Brooklyn, who called 70
thank the President for the latters con
CALCULATIONS upon the celebration OF his
ninetieth birthday Albert c. Fisher, OF
Toledo. who was introduced by Representa-
tive Sherwood, and Colonel Bates.
The order allowing the captain OF the
District TO use the White House grounds
for Easter egg rolling on Easter Monday
has been issued w the White House. The
Marine Band will give concert on the
White Lot that afternoon.
The President. secretary Hilles and Major
Butt went walking this afternoon.
The President and Mrs. Taft ocNipied q
box at the Belazco Theatre tonight to
hear NJ. Jules Layoles French grand
opera company. With them were Mrs.
Eckstein, OF Cincinnati. their house guest,
Major Butt and others.
Robert Taft, the elder son of the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Taft and a student al the
Harvard Law School will come To the
White House for his vacation on Easter
Monday. He will remain only a short time
and will probably DO accompanied by some
of his student friends