Ogden Sun | 1905-09-26 | Page 8 | His Message is Taking Shape

president will deal with three big topics of day oyster bay N Y sept 24 ars dent roosevelt will complete his sun mer sojourn at sagamore hill and turn to washington next the president mrs roosevelt ar members of their family secretary aad sirs loab and the members of the P force will leave here about saturday morning on a specie long island train they will go boat from long island city to bersi city and thence via the road to washington reaching the capi tal shortly after 6 the president la devoting time each day now to work on his annual m sage to congress for some time p has been assembling data for the TOP sage but since the adjournment of peace conference he has been the data into definite form the ra sage will not be completed until son time early in november because pa member of the cabinet will have 0 supply material for a discussion of work of his department this inform tion will be contained in the anni A reports of the cabinet officers have not been completed three topics highly important at ti a time to the american people will discussed by the president in his mr sage they are the federal and supervision of life insurance n relations between this country ai venezuela and americas intern financial affairs in connection with government of san domingo jtb important subjects naturally will w considered among them the disclosed in the departments of ag culture and the interior the work the department 0 justice in the be trust cases the regulation of rail rodi freight rates the progress made in construction of the panama canal arn the conclusion of peace between rus sia and japan much of the maten tor the discussion of these president roosevelt now has in hani and the last days of his stay at sap more hill are being devoted to ahn preparation of that part of his which will deal with them few tors have been received since the ad journ ment of the peace conference the president desiring to be as free as possible from interruption while working on his message his last week here is practically devoid of engagements the consideration of all matters except those of immediate importance is being postponed until the president shall have reached washington