New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-26
PRESIDENT KEPT BUSY.
Visitors Bring Him Good Ne1cs-
Conference 5cith Crane.
rsv TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIEUxEl

o,.+e- Fsay. Y Y. July 25.-President Roose-
i, held a conference on Eastern political af-
,.i-s -bis evening with Ex-Governor ". Murray
"a Of Nassa chusetts. Mr.. Crane came on
-. of.ernoon train and viii leave here to-rnor-
row morning
81 had expected TO meet Chairman Cortelyou
sou,n here he said, but found out after had
-, we'll started n this direction that he will not
"a here untn tomorrow. Unfortunately. I will
- obliged % leave oyster Bay tomorrow be-
fore he arrives
II crane who VIII probably he important
.,sr,ber Of the advisory committee 10 be ap-
,oirtsd b. Chairman Cortelyou. expressed much
,,aresr il the New--ork Governorship. and
no.ss that M Root would be nominated. At
r-ssert. he said he did not care TO discuss the
s,biect Of his visit to The President.
Senator Willard OF Nebraska, who was one OF
,hs callers al Sycamore Hill to-day. said he
vas confident that the Republicans would carry
MS state - I handsome majority.
william J. Bryan. who is by no means po-
g,,csl corpse" said Senator SIila-d is plan
,,rg 70 make whiriwind campaign this fan in
,r5er 70 carry the legislature. Mr.. Bryans am
t,-tor is 10 go 10 the Senate but 7 am afraid
thar he is doomed TO disappointment You
would be surprised al the interest being mani
tested throughout the West over the New-York
rzovernorship In many States out there the
matter is being discussed with fully as much
ssrs-ress as their own GovernorshIp. All the
Republicans have met are hoping that Mr..
Root viii be nominated TO succeed Governor
Oden for they know him. believe in him. and
are confident that he viii make q splendid Gov
ernor"
Senator Mlard who came East directly from
Wisconsin, where he has large business inter
-
spooner and La Toilette factions in that State
will not seriously affect the Republican national
ticket. He says both sides viii support Presi-
dent Roosevelt Loyalty.
General Grenville NJ Dodge Of Eew-York;
s.as McBee. editor OF The Churchman.' and
" H d Young Of san Francisco. were the
other visitors AZ Sycamore Hill to-day. Mr..
10 Europe. expressed confidence that the Pacific
States would give their electoral votes 10 ROose-
welt and Fairbanks. our people are wonder
fully prOSpeTr..s. he said. and they want no
change VT. De Young viii start for San Fran
cisco the latter part of the week
President ROOs-Nelt's last days at Sycamore
Hi in his present so1ourn here give promise
Of being tc= bcsies. he has had since his ar
rival Sev al visitors will be received ro-Tror-
row. On Wednesday the notification ceremonies
will he held On Thursday morning at Q O'Clock
the President. acconpa MED by Secretary Loeb
and the force Of executive clerks here viii
start for Washington. Il - the Presidents in
LrLl4oi 10 Itilsin III washington until august
20 when he VIII return 70 Sycamore Hill for
about six weeks. Mrs. Roosevelt and the chill
dren viii remain here
A woman about sixty years old. calling her
self Mrs. Terrier. Of Fourth-ave.. BROOKLYN
came here this afternoon and asked a hackrnan
10 drive her 10 Sa more Hill TO see the Presi-
dent about her pension. which the authorities
in Washington. she said viii not gfvr her
The driver took her 10 the executive Offices
where Secret Service officials questioned her. and
then escorted her back 10 the station where she
was placed on an outgoing train.