New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL

washington. juno rs (SpeciaD.-The second oaS -
the new White House was spent in disposins "
pending matters rapidly as possible III INC E
that the President may not have TO return u
ington after he leaves here the evening u 10y
for Pittsburg 1t is believed now that ne VIII Ue
able to go directly Oyster Bay IN the saiiio 90
that takes him Pittsburg. without stoppAs - -
Washington This plan will be carrteu ou' -
possible, so that he may reach his summer NOM
on the evening of July or the morning OF ',e o..
This decision indicates that Congress VIII aaJouin
by next Tuesday. The annual appropriatioh uti-9
yet to be passed may be read and signed III sio-.
time. so that the most important business
week will be the approval of the Canal Dill ana lie
Philinpire bill In these of course, the president
may find objections certain details whlch VIII re-
uuire some time for explanation anu adjustment
In the forenoon to-day he conferred win Aoiii.a q
Walker chairman of the Isthrian Canal Comns-
sion with respect to tle Canal DILL as Pd99eu -
the House and Senate. Another appointment "de
made for conference next week, so thdt 'iie ~
may be handed to the President IN Such sNdpe IA
he will be readily disposed TO approve IT. iHGt
was some discussion Of the appointments u oo
authorized as well the selection OF coiilLiis
sion but these details be attended TO AT OyS-
ter Bay where executive acts. OF course are ies3i
as well as in the temporary White House.
The President may also postpone consideration
of Commissioner wright's report on the coal strike
,,,.u bs 1oes home From a statement by Secre-
tarv Cortelyou denial is authorized OF the slofy
that the Depa rtment Of Justice Will pfooeou
against the coal companies This rulor was
probably revival of the story printed two months
or more ago. that the District Attorney Of Kansas
had been instructed to investigate the afairs OF
an alleged coal monopoly, which was perfectly true
But that action by the department had only a
local significance, and was not Intended TO create
the impression that general movement wouIc De
set afoot to prosecute all the American coal COM
panieS.
Plans for the Presidents visit to Pittsburg were
practically completed to-day. He will be accom-
panied by Attorney General Knox Secretary Cor
telyou and the usual clerks, leaving washington
at 7:45 D. m. on July g. HIS train viii arrive IN
Allegheny about O'Clock the next morning The
including Several regiments of artillery and in
fantry and troop of cavalry Will meet me FreSl
dent and escort him to Shenley Park Here the
President will deliver a speech In the arternoon
luncheon with II. c. Frick. A dinner will be siven
In Mr.. Roosevelts honor in the evening. and he
will witness the fireworks around the illuminated
fountain in Shenley Park starting for oyster Bay
about midnight
After office hours to-day the President mounted
his bay jumper and went for ride alone through
the northwestern suburbs. - ,
The President has not yet announced his decision
more. Representative Mudd is understood to be
away from the city The appointmen5S, Of ca, candi IL
made next week
Among the callers to-day were Senator's Hale
Millard. Burrows. Proctor. Allison, Burton. Platt
Warren. Pritchard and Mason. and Representautes
Payne. Crumpacker. Littlefeld, Lacey Jones.
Soon after the hamme; ing and t. ing OF the
workmen repairing the White Hous1 ceased. the
Marine Band played the first piece on its concert
certs o'clock. will De held on the White House
lawn this