The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-07-25
ROOSEVELT WILL BE
 NOTIFIED WEDNESDAY,
ALE ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR
 THE CEREMONY.

Will Take Place at 12ssO P. m. at the Presidents summer Home at saga-
 more HiII-Owing to the Isolation of the Residence Only About 15O Per- sons WilI be Present.
 Oyster Bay. Long Island, July 24.
 The arrangements have been made for the notification of Theodore Roosevelt Of his nomination for the presidency by the republican party The ceremony will take place Wednesday next, the 27th inst. at 12:sO p. m. Following cus- tom, the notification will be at MT. Rooseyelt's home, sagamore Hill, three miles from this village.
 The members of the notification com
 nittee appointed by the Chicago con- vention have been requested to assem- ble at the waldorf Astoria hotel in New York next Tuesday evening to make preliminary arrangements for the ceremony os the following day. Speak, CT Joseph c. Cannon, chairman of the committee, will arrive in New York some time tomorrow. He will receive the members of the committee as they arrive. At 1O:3O Wednesday morning the committee will board special train at Long Island City for Oyster Bay, scheduled to arrive here at 11:40 o'clock. At the station here the party, which will include not only members of the notification committee, but also invited guests, will be met by carriages in which they will be taken to Saga more Hill.
 On account Of the isolation of the presidents home only about 125 persons will be in the party, including the mem bers of the notification committee and relatives and friends of President Roosevelt, who reside in the vicinity of Sagamore Hill
 Among those present will be Chair
 man George B. Cortelyou, of the nation- al committee; Governor Benjamin B. Odell and Senator T. c. Platt of New York; Cornelius N. Bliss, treasurer of the republican national committee; William L. Ward, national committee man; William Barnes jr., chairman Of i the executive committee of the reptb- lican state committee of New York, and other prominent men from all parts of the country. It is probable that no member of the presidents cabinet will be present. Several of them are now on their vacations and the president did not care to cut short their vacations by inviting them to attend the ceremo- nies. A majority of them, however, will meet the president on his return to Washington the latter part of the pres, ent week.
 The ceremony of notification will be as simple and unostentatious as possi- ble. The wide veranda almost sur rounding the presidents house will be draped with American flags. If the weather be fair the committee and guests will be assembled on the spacious lawn northeast of the house. Speaker Cannon, who will make the speech of announcement for the committee, and President Roosevelt, will speak from the veranda. Should the weather be in- element, the curtains of the veranda will be lowered and the ceremony will take place under cover.
 After the addresses, a luncheon will be served to the committee and guests. Thos will be followed by an informal reception and those present will then return to the station and leave Oyster Bay for New York at 3:30 D. m.
 Chairman Cortelyou will arrive here,. according to present plans, on Tuesday and will be a guest of the president un- til after the notification. He expects then to start for Chicago where he will formally open the western headquarters for the campaign.