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arrangements have been mad
i tify Theodore Roosevelt Of hi tom
nation for the Presidenc by he fssssg
! publican party Il T eSSesrenonY MI
take place on Wednesday next sLtss
II2:30 p. NJ Following custom The no.
Itiacation Will be at Roosevelt ts
home, Sycamore Hi
The members of the motif ca tion
committee appointed by the Chicago
convention have been reduesten
assemble at the Waldorf-AstorIa hsS
tel III New York on Tuesday evening
to make preiininar rrang ernents for
the ceremony of i he 5 q W FOL low Iassss
Speaker Joseph G. Cam on, cha irsrian
of the committee. wi ~ afrfre ir SesY8
| York some time tomorrow. u vii III
|-receive members of the cofnlnitt tee ass
they arrive here. 40 ctocasss
Wednesday, morning 81 I he MI tee
will board special rain at eng
Island City for Oyster Bay the ape-
ciai being scheduled to arrive here at
l1:40 O'Clock At the stat ton the par
ty, which will include not Sonl y IN erfi-s
bers of the notif1catio n comm Eess
but also invited guests. VIII be ltatS
| by carriages in which they ESssi hes
taken to Sagamofs Fiji.
On account of the isolation OF Pres
ident Roosevelt's home only about aasss
persons will be In the part I'M
ing George B. Cortelyo, Of the
tional Republican committee S Cover
nor B. e. Odell and 5eIat or ~
Platt, or New y DIRK Cornelius
Bliss. treasurer of the tfonaf 4
publican committee: 81 liam Ls
Ward, National commit tesnan !; SNN 1-s
liam Barnes, Jr., Hartman OF he g x.ssj
ecutive committee OF the Stafe
publican committee ofsN lew orlS,,S q nd
other prominent men from all parts
of the country. It Is prohabla Les ha tslle
member of the Preside ntsss nbinetS
will be present. Several cot them l.ea%$
now on their vacation ms 3orirg
of them however, viii j meet r ras
ident on his return TO yVashIng ten
the latter part Of the present sseel
The ceremony Of mott flcation
be as simple and unost entati osis as
possible. The vide veranda i lnIost
surrounding the Preside house NJ lIs
be draped with AIMS rican ff
the weather be faf rS he commit lee
and guests will be- assemble son he ss
spa cious lawn northeast OH he house
Speaker Cannon, who vi ll lia lsesS
speech of announcement for the
mittee.5 and President roosevelt ss
speak from the veranda. Should
weather be inclement the curt Tins of 81
the veranda will beS lowered and the
ceremony will take place under cover
After the addresses a lunc heon VIII be-
served. This will be oIIoWed
informal reception, and those pres
will then return 70 he station and AZ
board the special train which
scheduled to leave Oyster
New York at $3.50
Chairman Cortelyos VII
here on Tuesday and I'M III he "A guest
of the President until after the motif
cation. He expects then to start in,sg
mediately for Chicago here he WI
formally open the Western headqua
ters for the campaign
President and Mrs. Roosevelt,
companied by their older children, att
tended divine service as usual fosda
at Christ church here. Seeretar aes-
lie NJ. Shaw remained "a Sycamore
Hill during their absence
Shortly afters4 O'Clock the SeersS
tary left the Presidents home and
took the 5: OF train at Oyster Bay foTssgs
New York. He expected sSt To return
to Washing on lis
it, he said. had no + special poll tieaI
or official significance. Both the
ident and Secretary Shaw, exeept
during the formers attendance upon
the church services. remained saE
amore Hill. The day was dreary and
No visitors were
ceived by the President.
1t has just leaked out here Hat
President Roosevelt was throv1,
his horse while he and Mrs Roosevelt tsS5ssS
we're out. horseback rid yednes
lay. According to the report sswhI
salloping along at a swift pace ia esss;is
horse stumbled and fell e. u went tn
lis knees with such sud ennegs
he President did not have a schanc
o prepare, himself and he was throw