Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-10
AT THE white HOUSE
Every One There Confident of
the Presidents Success.
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NAVY YARD employees
IRON MoLDERH UNION ADOPT
RESOLUTIONS OF THANKS.
DIR. Reyburn Tells Of the Good Work
Of the s'old Boys"
Club.
NAVY YARD employees

Few members OF Congress have been to
the White House recently and it is not ex-
pected that there will be many visitors OF
this official station from now until the end
of the campaign. They are all doing cam
paign work, and those who will come here
will be on their way through from one point
to another and will merely drop in on the
President for brief conference.
Twenty-Five days before the election
finds the White House as confident as ever
of the success of the President. There is
not the slightest doubt anywhere around
the White House. The President has never
had the smallest misgivings as to his cleo
ton and can not foresee any situation that
will change the outlook He has been in
politics long enough to know what is in
mind when the democrats say:
Many things can happen in four weeks,
and great change take place., but the
President has closely read the views of the
public and he is confident that nothing that
human foresight can foresee will take place
to bring about different outlook.
The White House executive force Is in
spred with the same kind of belief Secre-
tary Loeb, as silent sphinx but Sa-
gacious to high degree, was never more
confident in his life. The stenograpners
who handle the large mail and see the opin-
ions that are poured in on the President
election of the President. And SO 1t goes
throughout the White House.
Iron Molders Are Appreciative.
The President has been officially thanked
by the Iron Molders' Union of the city
fer his action in granting a Saturday half
halliday to the employees of the navy yard
At regular meeting of the Iron Molders'
Union the following resolutions were unani-
mopsly adopted
Whereas during the summer months Of
July, August and September by an execu-
tive order the molders with the other me-
chanics and laborers employed at the
Washington navy yard were given half
Holiday Saturday, which privilege was
greatly enjoyed not only by US but by our
families.
Resolved. That our thanks are due and
hereby rendered to his excellency, Theodore
Roosevelt, President of the United States,
for his kindly feeling toward us during the
heated summer months.
Resolved. further, That the union sin
cerely hopes that the Presidents life, health
ana strength may beispared for many more
humane acts ,I.s.'g ..
a certified copy of the resolutions has
been sent to President Roosevelt.
Quentin Roosevelt Goes to Fire.
Quentin Roosevelt, othe youngest boy of
the Presidents family, saw the big fire at
Dowrey's stables yesterday. 1t was his
uISl iTt, dHu lie WdS Soocu win
the hustle, hustle and general picturesque
ness. Quentin was taken to the fire by
Charlie Reeder, the White House footman.
and they spent two hours watching the
various and changing scenes. Quentin is
such a general favorite among the White
House servants that all of them watch an
opportunity to- help him IN anything he
wants. He IS NOT six years old. but is
bright, sunny and eager, to see everything
that goes on. y al : -
faI fba
ident today Miss Anna Kruse principal of
the Bromner School of Stockholm; Froken
Lillian Solomon of Stockholm and Mrs. Col
linn NJ. Farquhar Reed of Pittsburg Miss
Kruse is studying educational conditions in
this country as representative of the Swe-
dish government.
DR.. Reyburn Calls.
Dr. Robert Reyburn, leader of the Dis
trict republicans, made call at the White
House today He has been to Indianapolis
with Murat Halstead as the representatives
to the national convention of the League of
Republican Clubs of the "Old Boys Free
mont and Lincoln clubs" DR.. Reyburn
said that the 'Old Boys" are making great
progress in the organization of clubs, and
that this morning they received notice of a
new club with 40 members. DR.. Reyburn
believes the club will do good work for the
republican ticket.
Joseph L. Bristow, fourth assistant post
master general, was at the White House
TODAY to introduce Rev. DIR. e. NJ. Randall,
general secretary of the Epworth League.
Supreme Court Makes Call.
President Roosevelt today received the
formal call Of Chief Justice Fuller and the
associate justices Of the United States Su-
preme Court on the occasion of the opening
of the fall term of the court. The MEM
bers of the court, after assembling at the
court room in the Capitol, We're driven in
carriages to the White House. The recep-l
ton took place in the blue room. After
the formal greetings there was an ex-
change. Of fluctuations. but no speeches
were delivered
CHASING SESSION.