New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-06
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
IRON The tribune Bureau.l

IFrom The Tribune Bureau.l
Washington, Dec. 5.-President Roosevelt 'n'
to-day with ex-senator Gray, of Delaware, ana ca
Representative Dinsmore, of Arkansas. 6otn are
gents Of the Smithsonian Institution. ana the 'a'
was made for the purpose of discussing tue e
of the great museum. Mr. Dinsmore fece"''s IN
gagged in a personal encounter with 1oVein a =, =.
of Arkansas and was fined 81 Tor the injuries "
ficted upon the State Executive
The President had good laugh at MI Di'is-
more's expense expressing surprise that lile ooo
ernor had allowed him to leave the oo"N'"i '9
Arkansas. ~, 1,is
more "be can't help his actions-he's built that
way" &C., ..to..
likely to get even with you A.
CON the contrary" retorted Mr.. Dinsnore We
orA on saIch good terms now that soon as get
back to Arkansas I'm going to ask him 10 remit
that 81 fine" 49,,
Another citizen from Arkansas that called at the
White House to-day was General Powell LAY e'''
ex-Ambassador to Mexico Diplomacy nowadays -
not what it used to be- said General Clayton since
the Roosevelt STYLE has come into vogue the lying
STYLE has gone into disrepute The diplomats OF tue
old generation were very frequently liars and spies
as well Now they expected TO tell the 'ru'"
and serve their government without spying
Senator Fulton. of oregon, introduced D. n,
Erou,n NJ Portland who has recently returned
from a long sojourn at Shanghai -.
.oTbe bovcott upon American goods has NOT hur'
NC . tit said Mr. Brown. ION the contrary W
ore selling more goods now in China than we ever
aid bef1re We have eight steamship lines uadIns
with China and they are all as busy as can De-
What I'VE really need over there more than any
thine eIsa is an American court to sit in Shanghai
1fanrrsir and canton for the trial OF American
cases The consular courts are not In good door
among the natives or the Americans"
The committees from the Senate and House who
came to notify the President that Congress was IN
session reached the White House half an hour be-
fore the Cabinet met During the progress or the
Cabinet meeting Assistant Secretary Barnes, ac-
conpanied by Warren Young. an executive clerk.
left the White House. bound for the Capitol with
the Presidents message Following Mr.. Barnes's
carriage was a buggy driven by one of the White
House messengers, which filled with extra
copies OF the document for the members Of Con-
gress, the officials of the two houses and the
occupants of the press gallery.
The entire Kansas Congress delegation called on
ment of w r Vernon, principal OF the Ouindsrox
Industrial Institute to the place Of Register OF
the Treasury. Among the other callers were Sena-
tors Pettus Heminway Long, Morgan and Ali
SON and Representatives Cushman, Aiken, Will
Jams. McC1eary, Bennett and Powers.
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt tonight heard
the Boston Symphony Orchestra. With them were
Miss Roosevelt, Mrs. Douglas Robinson, the Pres
idents sister; Miss Carow Mrs. Rooseyelts sis
ter and Senator and Mrs Lodge. Mrs. Roosevelt
wore gown Of cadet blue and a black hat, while
Miss Roosevelt wore a gown of deep heliotrope
color and toque Of the same shade, trimmed with
shaded plunleS