New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
PRESIDENTS QUIET DAY.
TO HELP ON p. O. INQUIRY.
Plans for Holy Name Society CeIe-
bratiOR announced.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE fRIBUxE.l


Oyster Bay. Long Island. July ls.-The last OF
Saturdays visitors having departed. President
Roosevelt passed to-day quietly at Sycamore HiH
with his family and two old college friends. Dr.
Lambert, the family physician. and President
Nicholas Murray Butler Of Columbia University
who arrived at Sycamore Hill Friday and
will remain there overnight While the names OF
no visitors expected this week have yet been
nounced by Acting Secretary Benjamin F. Barnes.
It Is understood that throughout the season the
residents principal advisers and the heads OF
departments Will from time to time be summoned
separately TO Oyster Bay.
1t is understood that with the termination OF the
hlShinen and ManchuFian affairs the President
will take advantage Of his comparative leisure TO
become acquainted IN detail with the progress made
IN the various branches of the administration II Is
considered probable. however. that IN the near
future the President will be most Immediately en-
gagged in assisting in the prosecution OF the post
ofnee eases. The President is determined that no
pains shall be spared to sift these thoroughly. He
Is determined that every guilty person shall be
found out and vigorously dealt with The visit
here last week Of United States District Attorney
1oungs' or Brooklyn. is expected TO be tho fore
runner OF several others in the near future from
those intrusted with the prosecution OF the cases
FuTther plans regarding the open air ceIebra-
uon OF the Holy Name Society. to be held here
to-day week and at which President Roosevelt
VIII deliver an address, are now announced by
the Rev Walter J. Power. OF St Dominick's Cath
one church. under whose direction the celebra
uen VIII take place Several thousand members OF
the Holy Name Society from Long Island in ad-
dluon to a band composed Of some kseventy-fvs
pieces from St Johns Home for Boys Brooklyn
VIII arrive here about 2:SO p m and will be
"elcoIned at the station by members OF the branch
societies from Nassau and Suffolk counties who
will have already arrived.
The members win then form procession and
march toward St Dominick's Church, forming in
review order along Ansdce nd East Main sts.
near St Dominicks grounds. where the Presi-
dent Is to deliver his address, Soon after o'clock
the President will drive down from Sycamore
Hill, passing through the lines of the assembled
members TO the grounds of the church The Presi-
dent will begin his speech. which is to follow the
formal opening OF the exercises by Father Power,
at about $50 o'clock The address is expected to
have a strong bearing the sOciety's aims and
objeCts-the suppression OF vulgarity. bIasphemy
and irreveTence-
The President viii depart soon after the close OF
his address. After the Presidents speech an ad-
dress will be made by the Rev. DR.. James Corri-
gan, of Corona, Long Island A meeting of some
five hundred delegates from the various societies
will follow in St Dominic's Church. -Four thou
sand tickets for the demons tratOn have already
been sold, and further applications from Manhattan
and Brooklyn continue 10 pour in daily. AT least
five thousand members Of the Holy Name Society
from Long Island are expected to attend, in addi-
ton to the delegates from the diOceses of New
York and Newark