Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-14
AT THE WHHHHOuSE
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The President Breakfasts
With Senator Hanna.
OTHERS IN THE PARTY
LARGE AMOUNT OF BUSINESS
TRANSACTED AFTERwARD.
Several Trips Planned for the Sum-
mer-Promises Made to Senator'S
and Representatives.
OTHERS IN THE PARTY

President Roosevelt sthIs morning took
breakfast with Senator Hanna, did great
deal of work in hiss office later in the day
and throughout the Say recesyed many con-
gratulations, verbal and otherwise, on his
special message to Congress yesterday
The President drpye to Senator Hanna S
house on Lafayette square with Secretary
Root about o'clock. Postmaster General
Payne was also present. 1t was nearly il
o'clock when the President returned to the
White House from the breakfast, where
matters of importance Shad undoubtedly
been discussed. President Roosevelt i'm
mediately began to dispose of the large
number of visitors waiting to talk WITH
him. From the fist to. the last visitor ne
was cordially congratulated on his Cuban
reciprocity special message. During the
day congratulatory teIegrams and letters
were received from ALI over the country
Hundreds of these messages also arrived
last night.
Talking With Congressional Com
anaittee.s
The President had conference early in
the morning with Representatives Babcock,
Hull and Overstreet of the republican con-
gressional committee as to campaign work
by the committee this fall. The President
will besconsulted freely from now on as to
the campaign work, and his suggestions
and recommendations win have much in
f1uelce.
Senator'S Proctor and Dillingham; of YER
mont today preeested Ito the president
Mrs. Lise:tr'n, widow OF Col. sE H. Liscum,
who was killed. In China With Mrs. Lis
cum was her nephew, j, A. Siishee of Ell
mira. n. Y. whom She, would like to see
appointed cadet at West Point-
A Trip Through Eew.England.
President Roosevelt is,arrarging to make
somewhat extended New England trip in
August and eaTsys srptsnSer= IA recently
promised Representative Iittlefeld 10 visit
the latter's home at Rpckland ID August.
Today he promised senaaers Gallinker, Proc
tor and DAfngham md Representatives
Suiloway, Foster and ethers. that he would
visit points In New Hampshire. and Ver-
mont on his return frAm Maine. He will
probably stop at Wiers. N. H., toaatten. a
soldiers reunion, then at Concord, while
the state fair is being held, and also at
Corbin's Park, where heswil be the guest
of Senator Proctor of Vermont. The Presi-
dent will go through southeastern Vermont
after leaving New Hampshire and sFill stop
at Brattleboro', among other places Ef-
make stops in other New England states
on the same trip, and he will doubtless
do so.
The Presidents Western Trip.
In the last part of SEPTEMBER the Presi-
dent will start on a nosthwesteri trip of
Importance. He has accepted mvitations to
60 to Detroit, MINNEAPOLIS and other places,
returning by way of sp1Agneia. m, where
he VIII attend the statesfa on october, 2
The date of the visit TO the Illinois state
fair was fixed today.swhen Senator Cullon
presented de.e8Atioh headed by President
Martin Conrad Of the State Fair Assoeia-
ton. A formal Msitation to the President