The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-15
TEE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
Data for the Document Furnished
by Cabinet Members.

\ Copy of RESOLUTIONS Adopted by
Cherokee Indians Presented Mt the
White Housc-A Visit From Gen.
FitzhuEh Lee-The Sew Haven Trfp
'he five Cabinet members who attended
the meeting OF that body today gave the
President a general idea of what their
/ Forthcoming annual reports would con-
| tain. rreeident Roosevelt requested them
To do SO IN order that he may incorporate
some Of the main features OF these re-
ports i'm his annual message to Congress.
No other important matter was discuss
cd at todays meeting The traas-Pacif-
( cable matter was not even mentioned.
Postmaster General smith remained for
a short time with Mr. Roosevelt after the
other members OF the Cabinet. Attorney
General Knox. Secretaries Long. Hitch
cock and Wilson, had departed.
Joseph II. La Hay Treasurer Of che
/ Cherokee Nation. presented President
Roosevelt today with a copy OF the res
oiutions adopted by the Roosevelt Reuub-
| hcan Club. No. 1, OF that tribe. This or
gaHizati0n is one OF the first 10 bear
the name or the new President Mr. Ia
Hay remarked 10 the President that the
tribe had endorsed man for pogtnas-
ter whom they hoped would be appoint
ed.
Judge William NJ Springer. who is the
Representative Of the Cherokee Nation is
: washington. accompanied Mr.. La Hay. as
did r c. Adams. a member OF the Della
ware tribe which is a part Of the Chero-
kee Nation The Presidents experience
as "a plaiEsmaH and as "A hunter has
brought him into great popularity with
Indians
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee paid his respects 10
President Roosevelt just before the Cab
met meeting TODAY General Lee and M
Roosevelt are old acquaintance. At the
outbreak Of the Spanish-American war
Nj Roosevelt. thinking that General Lee
would be one Of the first 10 20 20 the
IToHt. applied for a position on his staff.
out later decided 20 organize the Rough
Riders.
Gen r c. Dyrenforth, COmmander-in-
chief Of the Union Veterans Union call
ed on tho President today He was ac-
companied by Capt. Harlow Street for
merry or the volunteers. who is an an
p-lcant Tor a regular army commission
President Roosevelt viii not be abre ~
attend the annual encampment of the
Union Veteran Union, 20 be held in Chi
cugo October - 10 %. 10 which ne vras
invited a week ago by General Dyran-
Iorlh- The President viii leave next
A1'tcay evening for New Haven in a s1--
clai car on the Pennsylvania RaiTraad
tuesday, October =. viii be spent by the
PRESIDENT at the summer home Of his
. sls1,r, Mrs. COwles. AT Pennington Conn
. On w Nednesday. when the Yale Ri-Ce,teD-
mai ceremonies Will be al their baigbr
the President viii receive th.- bs,ors-,-
degree Of Ii d. from that institution
Departure from New Haven will De- made
on The evening Of that day. and Mr..
Roosevelt accompanied by his daurbta-
Miss Alice, VIII arrive IN Washincron an
thursday October 2A Secretary Cortal-
20" ana a stenographer VIII 60 with the
President to New Haven
A delegation of PhfIsde1nbfa7s f-
washington for the purpose Of urging tht.
Reinstatement Of the pneumatic r1ba s,s-
TEN In connection with the mails in The
quaker city. called on President Roose-
Welt and Postmaster General Smith to-
. c"N- To the latter they presented a ua-
ub"n asking the restoration OF the Svs-
TEN The delegation consisted Of s O.
Noolmau. chairman; Z. \ NIcrlaiu. and
T. j. Rogers These gentlemen were ac-
compaHled 5y Postmaster Thomas L
Hicks, y. B. Kelly. Secretary OF the
Trades League William r Tucker. Sec
rotary Of the Board OF Trade. r. p
Sherwood. Secretary or The Maritime Ez-
change. and A D AChCeou. Secretary Of
tfe Commercial Exchange
The appropriation for the maintenance
or the tube system was emf ONT -f +r5.. an
proTriation bin at the last session OF CON
rr,sS.
Admiral" General and Judge ere
the names selected by GIrs. Roosevelt Tor
the Presidents three new carriage horses.
which were installed az the White House
stable last evening. The horses will to-
morrow be put through their PAGES under
the critical eyes OF the President and Airs.
Roosevelt The splendid specimens # The
Kentucky thoroughbred trottar can. it is
said. scarcely fail 70 meet with thsi- ap-
probation
This morning tho horses we're sent to
r horse shosiuE establishment and rs-shol
Tho shoes placed ON their hoa.- in Neg
York ulted badly
Admiral and General are TO be driven
as team, and Judge viii De driven sim
Ete. or, ia case OF accident 70 either Of the
pair, win perform duty as a Substitute
y b, team was driven up TO the White
House for the FIRST time today and Mrs.
EUN=lTNl went out for F-Fr-.