Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-28
PRESIDENT PLANS
VISIT TO CORNISH
Hopes to Get Away From
White House Today or
Tomorrow. @ !

The President hopes to make q week
end trip to his summer home at Cornish.
N. H., accompanying Mrs. Wilson and
their daughter, Miss Eleanor Wilson. on
their return. II difficulties interpose to
prevent his departure late this afternoon
the earliest possible moment he could
get away-he will endeavor to leave
tomorrow. It has not been positively
decided that public business will permit.
Miss Jessie Wilson. who was thrown
from her horse while riding with her
fiance, Francis b. Sayre, received no seri-
GUS injury. according to the dispatches
received by the President and his wife.
Anxiety Prompts Trip.
Parental anxiety, however, has consid-
erahle part in prompting not only the re-
turn of Mrs. Wilson, but the prospective
journey Of the President.
Mr.. Sayre, according to the press ac-
counts. was riding ahead and did not
witness the mishap to Miss Wilson. She
fell to the road from her morse, ana was
found lying unconscious by physician
travelling to attend patient at Plain
field. He administered to her, and she
regained consciousness.
The White House dispatches contained
no mention that Miss Wilson had been
rendered unconscious. The messages
were reassuring, and said that Mss Will
son had received no serious injury.
Join in Urging Pardons.
Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress from three states interested them
selves in an appeal for pardon, and ap-
peared at the White House this morn
ing to inrercede with the President. The
culprits recommended to executive
mercy are John H. Bullock and C. e.
Houston. both of Seattle, Wash. con-
victed Of making fraudulent bids on
contracts for coal for Forts Davis and
included Senators Chamberlain and Lane
OF Oregon, Senator Jones OF Washing
ton. Senator Works Of California, Rep.
resentatives Huhphrey and johnson OF
washington and Representative Nolan OF
California.
In the costume Of civilization, but with
great coils Of braided hair hanging over
their shoulders, four Ute Indians had q
powwow with the great white father
the White House. The unexpected hap
nened when CatOomp. q White River
Ute. pulled from his breast pocket a
communications, and asked the President
every word. on the closely written six
M ges. What 1t was all about no ono else
knew. not even the companions Of Ca
toonnn- nor the Indian agent who ac-
companied them. 1t was Catoomp's sur
prise.
Hold Credentials of Tribes.
The four Indians are Harry Harris and
Erad Mart Of the Uintahs. and James
colorow. q Uncompahgre Ute. and Ca
too,np. who is White river Ute. All
90 members Of the Confederated Bands
+oomn who is a White River Ute. All
- xtono In Utah. IS
Thav are regularly elected delegates
80 TIC oonfederacy, selected to accom-
uarv the superintendent in charge OF
rea'' tta 'reservatIon. Jewel D. Martin. on q
.at..;or To washington. The mission
hns ~ do with the disposition Of the
Ind,an Ind funds to their credit and of In
ainn pr.rsdent Wilson took under consider
! at,on TO-DAY plans for an appropriation
nso. sor Isrse government building at the
pansmo D.. -Pacifc exposition, and will
con1er soon with members OF Congress.
'"rhe' The tinted states already has appro-
nriatea ShOO. 600 for exhibits. The Presi-
Sart exnressed renewed interest in the
and hoped hop str that xas sny .aoRoSsl aR5ss
| ono ,yonId he dissipated