New-York tribune., 1905-01-20

4HOse AT the table were
The President Mrs. The Minister q Panama and
The Russian Ambassador The eiuaternalan Minister.
and Countess Cassini Tne Turkish Minister.
IRE Mexican Ar,ra@ssdor T-he Brazilian Min sfsr
italian Ambassador and he daFairss of Ger
ehes 0' le The charge anares Of
Nine JusseTaad me charge dsfraires Of Ven
Lady y''I5 DuraHd i1'''' 0 The Charge aaaz-s
The Minister Of sweden and ArEsntIss 5 Esgasle ~
The Danish Minister lonaoaa and Nine Perez
Nine ixT6r Minister an The Charge d'aralres Of
the NicaTaFaaa Mnlster The secretary
The Japanese Minister Mrs. Hay ~ r,,,,.-.
The Belgian Minister and Senator and MS C~ulioIr ~
Baroness Moneheur. The Bishop oi Aessaenuselts
The GILLIAN Minister and Mr. and AIRS. cOEnsiius Van
The PortWEuese Minlsler Colonel and Mrs c Tyler
The Cuban Minister and Mrs w 5 C2Vles.
The spanish Minister. Miss Isabella selmes.
d Sir1 Van sviadHTeH Miss Corinns Robinson
Nine CaIderon Major Charles L. McCaVriey.
Miss Isabelle selmes. Miss Corinne Robinson.
Miss Laura Chanler Miss Lorraine Roosevelt and
Miss Eleanor whitridge are guests at the White
House.
The President and Mrs Roosevelt VIII give their
next state dinner on February ?. for the Supreme
Court.
President Roosevelt received call to-day from
A w Merrefeld, of F1athead County. Mont. who
was his superintendent in North Dakota from 1882
TO 1882 when their ranch was on the Little Mis-
souri,, at MedOra- Mr. Merreheld Is the messenger
bearing Montana's electoral vote to Washington
and was escorted to the White House by Repre-
sentative Dixon. The President was delighted 10
meet his old friend again. and. after long chat
about their ranching days invited him to luncheon
at the White House tomorrow.
John Finn, superintendent Of the Chamberlain
Is. d. Indian School, brought President Roose-
welt to-day a Sioux war bonnet and a buckskfn
coat which were sent by South Dakota admirers.
Senator Knox. OF Pennsylvania, was an early
caller at the White House. his mission being 10
correct an erroneous statement that he had tele-
phoned from Harrisburg protest against the con-
frmation Of Robert Watchorn Commissioner
of Immigration at New-York- The appointment
is credited to New-York," said Senator Knox and
his selection is no concern Of mine. did not make
any protest by telephone or otherwise.
President Roosevelt received a delegation from
New-OrIeans to-day to urge the establishment OF
a government steamship line between the Crescent
city and Panama They said that there were many
reasons why the line should run 10 New-Orleans
instead of New-York.
Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole. the Hawaiian Dele
gate in Congress. known among his people as
Prince Cupid" called on the President to-day 10
lay before him the needs Of Honolulu for haroor
improvements Representative ROdenberg visited
the White House TO press the claims Of an East
St Louis man for the internal revenue collector
ship of Western Illinois; Senator Teller. 10 say
word against the appointment OF a certain man
as postmaster in a Colorado town; Sehor Fsiano.
first secretary OF the Spanish Legation, who came
TO say goodby on the eve OF sailing for Paris.
Indian Commissioner Leupp took up some matters
connected with his department and the Official
messengers bearing the electoral votes OF Illinois
and Nebraska were introduced by members OF
Congress