New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-27
IDE FOR WRIGHTS PLACE
so SAID At OYSTER BAY.
Diae VIII Let Krats, of st. Louis,
Be Ertradited, 1t Is SAID.
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oyster Bay Y. y, Aug. 26-While no official
condemnation could be obtained II was reported
here to-day that Judge Henry C Ide, SECRETARY
IF Finance and Justice Of the Philippines, is
slated TO succeed Vice-Governor Wright when
tbe latter becomes Governor General of the
Philippines on Judge Taft's leaving Manila to
take the War portfolio
Additional confirmation of the reports that
the President has not departed from his first
decision not 10 call Congress before November
q IS found here in that passage of Secretary
Roots letter of resignation which declares that
II is probable that you viii be ready to send
name to the Senate in November or December
end before you do so my resignation should be
4, YOUR hands" The words ''or December are
further regarded as Strengthening the suggested
possibility remote as it is at present that there
nay be no extra session this year. Among Re
publican leaders. Senator Quay. of Pennsyl-
vania. and Senator Plat. of New-York, and
unless there is possibility Of finding a basis of
agreement on financial bill. Senator's Allison.
Aldrich and spooner also. are opposed it is
said, 10 the calling Of any extra session.
Among those in touch with the administration
however. il is believed that the President will
none the less hold TO his November session pro-
gram1ne, es, in view Of his committal TO aid for
cuba and his anxiety that Congress shall co its
part IN keeping the 4ldlloiS Adlti Win the ISL
and republic, he wishes a final decision on the
question at the earliest possible date.
Il is expected that Secretary Shaw's speech, to
be delivered in Chicago On Tuesday. will re-
solve many doubts as to the financial situation.
The rumor IS discredited here that political
pressure viii prevail 10 prevent the report of
the Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Mr..
Bristow. being made public after the close of
the current investigation. It is considered thai
results up TO date and the methods whereby
they have been obtained are alone sufficient
earnest that everything will be made public at
the proper time and that nothing viii be con-
cealed II is believed that the same policy of
osndor and impartial thoroughness will apply to
any investigation Of Indian Territory scandals
about TO be instituted By Attorney General
Knox and Secretary Hitchcock. and that any
Official found guilty viii be duly and openly
punished
1t is reported that Circuit Attorney Folk, of
ST Louis. viii be a visitor at Sycamore within
as to the extrsdition from Mexico Of Kratz. the
leader in the St Louis City Council and accused
boodIer It is understood that President Diaz
has signided his willingness TO permit Kratz's
eTtraditon 70 this country if the Washington
government will agree to do the same with any
citizen Of Mexico guilty of bribery who may in
The future seek refuge in the United States.
Sycamore Hill to-day has paralleled yester-
day il its complete absence OF official or social
guests. The President accordingly devoted a
considerable part Of his time to the transaction
n executive business and the disposal of a mass
q personal and administrative correspondence.