Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-20
At THE White HOUSE
The President Returns From
His Brief Trip.
FEW CALLERS RECEIVED
COUNT CASSINI SAYS GOODBYE
FOR THE SUMMER.
Mr. Roosevelt Going to Oyster Bay
July "A Crank Arrested
This Morning.

President Roosevelt returned to Washing
ton today from his brief trip out Of the
city. He arrived on the Pennsylvania rail-
road at IL 80 o'clock this morning in q spe-
cial car attached to the regular train. He
left Valley Forge, Pa, the summer home
of Attorney General Knox, at 7:4b O'Clock
this morning, having enjoyed his stay there
Wayne McVeagh, former Attorney General
came back on the car with the President
as his guest. The President left here Fri
day night to attend the marriage Of a
cousin in New York. His trip was with
out incident. He will not go out Of the city
again until he leaves for Oyster Bay.
The President was in his Office a short
time after he got or the train at the Penn
sylvania depot. There were just few
callers to see him, however. Representative
chairman of the republican state committee
of Kansas. From here the two Kansans
will go to Chicago to be present at the
nomination of the President Mr.. Stubbs
said that his organization had not opened
headquarters and would not do SO until
efter the Chicago convention had acted
Count Cassni, the Russian ambassador,
called on the President at l o'clock to pay
his respects prior to his departure for Bar
Harbor for the summer
At 2:3O o'clock this afternoon the Presi-
dent shook hands with about 100 members
of the Twenty-third Regiment Veterans
Association who are In the city. They are
from New York.
The proceedings of the Chicago conven-
ton will be received by the President in the
usual way at the White House. The press
associations will forward their bulletins to
the White House telegraphic bureau in
charge of Maj. Montgomery, and these will
be laid before the President about the
same time the newspapers get them. There
is no special wire running between the
White House and the convention, as has
been stated.
Going to Oyster Bay.
The President will get away for Oyster
Bay July and will stay there about three
weeks, returning to Washington for several
weeks about the end of July. When he re-
turns to his summer home he will stay
there until September. The official notifica-
tion of his nomination will be received at
Oyster Bay.
ical visitors and crowds at Oyster Bay, and
that is why the President will come back
here for while. He will give the poll
ticians who desire to see and talk with him
an opportunity to do so here, but he will
rot stay here longer than the middle of
August, when he will go back to Oyster
Bay.
A Crank Arrested.
Just before the President got to the
White House today from his offices
Sergeant Harrison, in charge of the White
House squad, arrested man who gave his
name as Gustav Dalghren. and who was
acting as though not possessing his right
mind. Dalghren declared that he was en-
titled to a pension and said that he In
tended to have 1t or make trouble. lie
wanted the President to help him get the
pension and desired to see the chief ex-
ecuive. Dalghren, who has been around
the city some time, did not have any
weapons. 1t is believed that an investiga-
ton will reveal an unbalanced condition Of
his mind.