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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-04
PRESIDENT KERR
ACCEPTS POSITION
rendered Presidency of the
Agricultural College at
Corvallis, Oregon.

Special to The Tribune.
LOGAN, May 3,-President
William J. Kerr of the Utah
Agricultural College has been
rendered the presidency OF the
Agricultural College at Corval
lis, Oregon. Negotiations have
been on for several weeks, but
not until today was the plan con-
summated and President Kerr
wired his acceptance of the pres
idency.
The Oregon Agricultural Col
lege has a board of thirteen trus
tees, and the vote rendering the
place to President Kerr was
unanimous. At the Utah A. c.,
President Kerr has received
maximum of salary Of $4,000.
The new position IN Oregon
gives him $4,000
At chapel this morning, Pros
ident Kerr announced to the
students his acceptance Of tho
place at Corvallis amid shouts
and applause of the student
body. 1t is a matter of pecu-
liar congratulation to President
helI iIleuuS tudE he SHOULD De
called to a position so much
superior to that held by him,
and that, too, almost immedi-
ately after g. partisan Smoother
lied board removed him, to graf
ify politico-religious animus.
The Institution to which Mr..
Kerr goes is both larger and
moro promising than the Utah
school. 1t has a student body
of nine hundred. is finely equip
ped, and adequately supported.
While heartily congratulating
and wishing him every success,
citizens here deplore the fact
that a short sighted policy and
political animus should drive IL
man Of President Kerr's capaci-
ty and ability from this state,
but they recognize that this is
inevitable until American prin-
ciples shall become dominant
here rs elsewhere.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-04
Results at Jamaica

NEW YORK, May 3.--Thc results al
Jamaica today were follows:
First race, six rWlonss-Ace High won.
Waterbury second Fust!an thirrl. Time
;lS 10.
Second race five furlongs-San Samun
won, Divorcoe second, Sequence third
Time, | 90 20,
Third race, mile and siNtccnlh-
Henry Wattsrson won, Savable second.
cobleskil third. Time. 10
Fourth raCe. the New Town stakes six
furlunGs-- kcator won. Barbary Belle sec
ond, Edna Jackson third. Time l:1G
li(th race. six fuTloncs-BailIc Az won
Water Tank second, suffice third Time,
l;l3 3-5
sixth race, six rwuugs -Sadler won.
Oyama second. Pins and Needles third.
Time. 1.l4.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-04
BAGGS IS BOOMING.
Homeseekors Sweeping Over the Fine
Agricultural District.
to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
BAGGS. Wyo.. May 3.-With the COM
mencement OF spring this year, the peo-
pie OF this section are witnessing a new
era
The Snake River Canal people. under
the management OF the Routt county De-
velopment company, are putting all the
men and teams they can get TO work.
The Timber Lake Placer Mining com
pany under the management OF James
Gooldy; the Law reservoir, and the Tee
ters Reservoir and Ditch company are
also putting forces TO work.
Freight teams from Craig and Rawlins
way are bringing In laboring men. Stages
from both points arc loaded with home
seekers. mining and coal experts.
1t begins to look like something was
doing in Carbon county. Wyoming and
Routt county Colorado
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-04
BULLET in MOUTH
tie Rear Admiral Steadman
> imself While Despondent,

May 3.-Cnpt. j. Steadman
'rk and Philadelphia. son Of
ear Admirai Charles Stead
hitted suicide by shooting
at the Hotel de l'Oricnt
dmap and his wife. who is
of a former Governor Of
nd, reached Paris April 80
accompanied by a child.
been touring in An automo-
'enator AIdricb of Rhode Is
drs. Aldrich Since his ar
MIR. Steadmau had become
lie was left temporarily
room last night, and when
,ent was re.cntercd he was
lpg upright in a chair. with
az hIs feet, He had shot
. the mouth, the bullet ira
brain and passing out at
e tho skull. Death was in
y The body will he en-.
"a shipped 10 The United
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Champions Break Even.

DETROIT, May 3.-Chicago broke even
with the home team in double header
today. WllleJts wildness and his incf-
feCtveueSs with men on bases made the
visitors victory In the opening game an
easy one Both killan and Smith did
splendid work In the second. RH L..
Detroit ...s...,.O . o 0 o o . q 0--t s
Chicago ....,.,,2 0 | % 10
Batteries - Willctts E.uhanks and
Schmidt. Patterson and Sullivan
Il. III. L.
Detroit .......0 o u y q o o -
Chicago .-,.....O o l 0 i
Batteries-Iillian and Payne: Smith
and Mcfarland,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-04
PRESIDENT TO REPLY
TO LABOR UNIONS
VIII Attempt to Justify His
Undesirable Citizens" View
as to Labor Leaders.

=: =. :. :. !. = i. :. !. :. i. = = + = =
= Special to The Tribune, !
= WASHINGTON, May Sit :
= was learned at the Department i
:. of Justice today that all the :
!. facts connected with the killing :
= of former Governor Steunenberg !
i. and the. subsequent arrest and =
:: imprisonment of Pettibone, Moy 4
= er and Haywood, were investi- :
= gated by an official Of this de =
:. partment one year ago. The re- !
i. port was placed in the hands of i
!. the President, and he had ii ::
r when ne wrote the undesirable !
= citizens letter. In his forth :;
= coming letter to the Federated Il
= union of New York, President i
= Roosevelt will attempt to justify i
< his characterization of the three !
:. labor leaders by using this re- i
Z port.
= Private dispatches from Boise i
= Indicate that there may be a :;
:. call for Federal troops to main :
!. tain order when the trial Of the ::
+ indicted men begins. i
i. !; = :: :. = - = i. = = = \ = i. r i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-04
MAHER rs FOURTH.
Witch Elm Won the Thousand Guinea
Stakes by Over -Four Lengths.

LONDON. May 2.-Thc 1000 euncas
stake al Newmarket today WAS won by
Witch Elm. Frugality was second. and
Sixty was third, Spvcntoon horses start
cd, Tho stakes were for three year old
lilies. distance ono mile. Witch Elm, the
favoritc. took the lead early and won
by three lengths In CaDIcr. Altitude,
ridden by Danny Maher. was fourth, The
betting WAS TO l against Witch Elm,
20 TO ! against F'rugality and 20 to
against SiAty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-04
tLIoyd of Salt Lake Tells
,5onditions in THIRTY
ing Camp.
laTI0N GROWING
WITH EVERY NEW DAY
MiIIionaires From ALI
the West, He Says,
Are Interested.

.sLIoyd. of Salt Lake, who is
cs in the Seven Troughs dis
sgevada, has returned from n
Is' trip to that district, and
~ over with enthusiasm con-
AIS prospects. In an inter
Nnight, Mr.. Lloyd said:
1't been in the district for
shs until my recent visit
SIT, Vernon, the largest town
utrict, had twenty-five build
,.lding tents, and water had
sed seven miles. When | re-
as time 7 found 200 buildings
|1 and water running in the
o..i'he water is piped from the
rrllls, a distance Of four miles,
dse time being is supplied free
4lic.
sAautomobiles are running be
mon and Lovelock on the
be- 'acific, distance of twenty
J. A four-horse Concord stage
~ the trip daily, The two
Falso connected by telephone.
Lion Rapidly Increasing.
ss1ame out this time l counted
Eight outfits going in, Few
ad less than four horses or
: ae many of them had twelve
rr.n. Within the last two
nfo new towns have sprung
|Ese district-Seven Troughs
"a the center of the Seven
anyon, and Mazuma at the
r,,,he canyon. Both are about
VIZ from Vernon, The tele-
! oh connects LoveIock with
dqtends through these towns
Ms Rosebud.
Steven Troughs district, Of
Ia new one. and has to be
1t has attracted the atten-
Ever, of some of the leading
risrators of the West. John
a a., the Cripple Creek million
Il become interested there.
" 1nnett g. Truiet, of the Mo.
ssr at Goldficld: Humphreys. of
n5nrge Wingfeld. Senator Nix
,tler heavy Nevada operators
lied in the district and are
bsr deeper.
weeven Troughs Mining CON,
re stock is being hammered
Nie Salt Lake Exchange, has
-wn $50 feet, and is cutting
,u1rom which they will drift
hjn, They had already cross
Ns II vein at the 100 and $50
by j and have found the ore to
fst1the deeper they go. They
g sulphide now, and are find
ch ore.
VIMonnett & Truiet are down
and gasoline hoist was
Their ground the other day.
" formerly of The Tribune,
Easrty feet, and he and his as
si-. sc ordered a gasoline hoist.
ends to make a mint of
rsss G Buckhorn people arc sink
H. ttuble compartment shafts.
IN ~. Troughs' Vernon property,
III am interested, is sinking
NsIs One is down sixty feet
s.aier thirty FIVE, In both cases
Is ssacking ore from the grass
suds
~ I'm Very Rich Ore.
= = pazuma Hills people claim
~ ore worth from $400 to
hbn. The Therion. adjoining
Itd' Ia Hills, is considered one
rE properties in the camp. The
ls en has a shaft down 80
las another shipment Of ore
,,the market. II will run as
kTEpues as the former shipment,
aged 5000 a ton.
fty properties are being de-
Pst' the district, and it is i'm
Uu imention all OF them. There
=, f2000 people in the district,
M pulation is increasing rapid
~ hing is satisfactory to those
81 ere, and believe it will be
IN eadInp district OF Nevada, -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-04
Woman Held for Murder.

CHICAGO, May 3.-Miss Mary Sla
dek, whose parents recently; died as
the result of arscnical poisoning. was
held today 10 the criminal court for
trial, II is suspected that she mixed
arsenic in tho food prepared for the
family. Four of her brothers also were
poisoned, but recovered
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-04
Falkenberg's Support Wins.

WASIJNGTON, May &.--Soung and
Falkenberg had a pitchers battle today,
The good support of the former enabling
Boston To defeat Washington RHE
Washington 80. q o o % u % ( 4
Boston o.. ..-..,l 10 o O-3 8 /
Observation-Disclosures Patten and
Warner. Young and Shaw.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-04
,f Merger Continued,

8, y. j., May 3. = Vice.
Emery today continued uu.
the ad interim stay granted
u. johnson and James Col
event the merger Of the
'tes Leather company with
Leather company. Mean,
eiendants arc given pcrmis-
their answers 10 the an-
% compliments.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-04
Each Use Three Pitchers,

CLEVELAND. May 3.-St Louis de-
feaied Cleveland today. TO TO 4, each
using three pitchers, Moore and Petty
were tho only ones 10 show good form
In all twenty nine hits were made. for
total OF thirty-clght bases. Il. IL T..
Cleveland .....t = u 40 o O-t If ,
ST. Lonis ..,-,o ! = o 4 y o DO IL |
Batteries-licss. Thiclman. Moore and
Clarke: Powell. Morgan. Petty and s;tcph-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-04
Two Killed in Quarrel,

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May ). At
Woodstock today Frank Richardson. a
negro, shot and mortallv wounded j.
Il. Sullivan, agent Of the Alabama
Great Southern railway. and was shot
and instantly killed by Sullivan, Sui
liyan died later. The men auarreled
over the freight rate OIL some household
goods
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-04
Popular Woman Dies.

Special 10 The TrIDune.
AMERICAN FORK. May 3.-The funer-
al services over the remains of Mrs
t J, Mccullough of Alpine We're held
on Wednesday. the remains being In
TERED In the Alpine City cemetery, Mrs.
Mccullough was the wife OF the late
Bishop Mccullough OF Alpine. and was
exceptionally we'll known throughout this
end Of the county,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-04
TO HASTEN BRADLEY TRIAL
Government Attorney Asks That Date
Be Fixed Before June /.

NDGEIHI 10 TIU T IN'III'.
WASHINGTON, May Sd. w. Bak"
or, United States Attorney, gave notice
today that hc would move in the Crlm-
inaI court Monday that date be fixed
before June for the trial OF Anna
NJ. Bradley OF Salt Lake, held on an
Indictment for murder IN the first de-
cree. on account .of the killing oi Ar
fhur Brown last December at the Ra-
lcie,h hotel in this city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-04
Play Ten Innings.

PHILADELPHIA, MAY S.-New York
defeated Philadelphia today In ten in
ming contest. RH T.
New York 80 n q u o o 2-f 5 :.
Philadelphia % u o . n Is s .
Battaries-DoYle and klelnow. Coomns
Powers and Berry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-04
All Bids Were Too High,

NORFOLK. Va. May @.-The OPEN
ing az bids for the new naval Y. Al. &. a.
building, Tor which John u. Rockefeller
gave $3D0.O0o were found to he In cx-
cess OF tho S22j.0oo available for the
structural work after the purchase uf The
site aud all bids hdV" been rejected New
bids win he asked for.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-04
Mr.. ArneY Starts Homo.
Special 70 Tic Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. May 3.-Charles f..
Arney, private secretary 80 ex-senator
Dubois. Will leave for Idaho tonight
Mrs. Arney aud her son will remain
here until the close of school,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-04
American Fork Schools.
peclal to The Tribune.

AMERICAN FORK, May 3.-The COM
mencement exercises OF the American
Fork public schools were held today In
the opera house, and proved very inter
csting TO the many patrons OF the schools
who attended. The reports OF the dis
trct supervisor and principals shows the
past year to have been one OF the most
successful which the American Fork pub
lie schools have eXperienced.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-04
Will Inspect Reserves.
rIal 10 The Trihnne.

HFcII3T 10 HE rIDune.
WASH NGTON, May 3.-Giflord Pin.
chot. Chief Forester, has promised ex-
Senator Dubois that he VIII pay Il visit
TO Idaho and inspect the forest reserves
of that State in June.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-04
Veteran Republican Dead

COLUMBUS; o., MAY a-SjIas \.
Field died today OF Brights disease. He
had been 3erGcant arms or assistant
at every Republican convention for the
last quarter of u century.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-04
Mining Prnnnrty Sold

ptApWOop. s. D.. MAY 3.-Thc prop
crty OF the Hidden Fortune Mining COM
panN waS sold TO-DAY to the Culuynbu
Mining company, The consideration is
said 10 be S231-4A9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-04
Advertisers Know

that The Tribune covers an ex-
elusive field. They know II Is
good fieId-a field OF thrifty peo-
ple-the buying classes. That's
why results are obtained.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-04
You Noticed

when local newspaper rivals
assertions against The Trib-
business progress they al"
nsurkeyv when "caIled7' MOT
Win permit examination.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
Male Choral Art Club Coming.

Tickets for the grand concert to be
given next Thursday evening by TIE
Male Choral Art club of Boston are
going fast and should be procured at
once by those who have not vet pur-
chased them and who would not like to
be disappointed For the convenience
Of those living in outside towns. *.
change tickets have been placed as fol.
lows:
Montpelier, Bruce Mcdonald.
East Montpelier, j. Fred Robbins.
North Montpelier, William G. Nye,
Plainfeld, &. ID. Bartlett.
Marshfeld, Mrs. f. Y. Spencer.
Cabot, W. B. Lance.
Parties from above towns take regular
train over There will be sepcial train
back over the M s. w. r. R.R. after the
concert. This special train is guaran-
teed Tickets are on sale also att
South Barre, Mrs. J. Edward Ward.
Williamstown, Charles NJ. Edison.
East Brookfeld, Arthur Bigelow.
Reserve tickets on sale and for ex.
change at z. A. browns drug store at
and after $500 p. M, Monday evening.
November llth. Prices, soc, 75c and 81.
Many were disappointed not to have
heard the concert last year. Remember,
there are three first and three second
tenors, three haritons and three bass,
twelve in all and each a star. You have
all heard one male quartette- Think Of
three well blended quartettes and what
that means in volume and range. You
surely will not miss this, the greatest
musical event Of year. Next Thursday
evening at Barre opera house.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
RANp0LPH oRANeE HoNoREp.
Invited 70 Confer Degrees at State
Cyange Meeting.

Randolph. Nov. IL Randolph Grange
held a very enjoyable meeting on sat
nrday evening, the occasion being a
regular session for which musical pro.
gram had been arranged.
Selections By the ofchealra and piano
solos made up the Instrumental numbers
while the vocal music was given by one
young lady and a male qunrtette.
Randolph Grange is very active and
honrlshing having membership Of ESQ,
1870 gentlemen and if0 ladies, whose
youngest member i IL years. During
the last year "a have been added Is rs
Hst Of members, the class an June mum.
boring "a.
The master aud executive committee
OF the state grange have extended 20
them an Invitation 20 attend the state
grange which convcnes az Burlington on
Decemher 10th and confer the third and
fourth degree. Upon consideration they
accepted the invitation. The marching
team Of 90 whose leaders are Mr.. Nod
Buck and Miss Mary Morse are already
preparing for the work. They viii be
assisted by the officers and choir Of the
subordinate grange, numbering about 20
who viii participate In the exercises
Randolph Grange ranks second IN tAc
state. Brattleboro, only, surprising Il
Ia numbers and the invitation 10 con.
fer the degrees IN considered a conipt-
ment IN as much a. they performed
similar service one year ago az the same
place, thus proving their work meritori-
Qua.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
House Of DR.. A. H. H. Lewis
Robbed Sunday Morning
A BOLD THIEF AT WORK
Went Through All the Rooms. Even Into
Sleeping Apartments, Where He
Rined the Doctors Pants,
But Left Watch.

The house occupied By DR.. A. II. II.
Lewis az ~ Pearl street was entered
early Sunday morning aud about so
that was IN the doctors pants pockets
in his bedroom was stolen. Tho doctor
was awakened about three o'clock BY
bis dogs barking. but he did not get
up, as he thought that the dogs were
probably barking at passing. team or
a dog outside. In the morning he found
bis front door wide open, the lock hav-
ing been picked, a. be had locked tho
door the night before when he want
20 bed.
The thief had evidently made a thor
ough search about the house. a. a quan-
tity Of burned matched were found on
the floors In all the rooms. Hall. burned
matches were found on the floor in the
bedroom and the closet was found open.
Nothing but the money was found
missing. except the doctors new Derby
hat, which he had purchased Saturday.
The thief left in is pace an old Derby
bat that evidently was much too large
for the wearer, as II had been padded as
much a. possible. The doctors gold
watch lay on the bureau near the bed,
but for some reason was not appropri-
ated by the house-breaker.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
Sir Percy SCOTS DlsreSpect-
ful Attitude
CAUSES CONSERVATION
He Ordered Ships Of British Navy to
Look Pretty for Coming Of German
Emperor. a. Paintwork. Not
Gunnery, Was Wanted

London. Nov. 1.-THE imperial yacht
HohenxolIern, bearing Kaiser Wilhelm
and the royal party, was compelled by
foga TO lie OF the Isle OF Wight early
this morning.
The kaiser and party landed at P. m.
in the midst Of fog, which completely
spoiled the ceremonies. Water drippcd
from everything The kaiser, anxious
for his throat trouble. was muiIlcd until
he looked like walking mummy. The
fog lifted just long enough to allow the
landing to be made, then shut down.
The royal visitors came near having
no welcome at all. supposing they had
an extra hour TO themselves, great per-
sonagcs, from the Prince Of Wales down
ward, had left the waterside and when
the Hohenzollern poked her nose into the
harbor there was great scurrying to get
the noble reception committee to the
landing stage in time. The Duke Of
Connaught failed to show up until every.
thing was over The warships doomed a
salute Of 2i guns through the gloom and
the ceremonies on the wharf were hur-
ried through as quickly as possible.
No doubt Englishmen are anxious TO
treat the kaiser with personal courtesy,
and they are greatly mortified by Sir
Percy Scott's disrespectful reference 20
his visit in a recent order to the cruiser
squadron. The general impression pre-
walls that Sir Percy viii resign as the
result of reprimand from Admiral
Beresford. 'Paintwork appears to be
more in demand than gunnery," Sir Per-
cy signalled to two OF the vessels, so
you had better come in time to look
pretty by November s.
Admiral lord Charles Beresford, in a
general order to the fleet repeating the
instructions to repaint, refers to the
signal sent out by Sir Percy Scott as
"contemptuons in tone and insubordi-
nate in character and orders Sir Percy
to have it stricken from the signal logs.
Sir Percy Scott and the members Of
his staff were summoned aboard Admiral
Beresford's flagship last Friday and the
admirals reprinand was read to them.
This affair has created CONSERVATION
In the fleet, and there Is a probability
that il wills lead to the resignation Of
ST Percy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
Ex.sEr, mecomAs' DEATH.
Victim Of Heart Failure at His Home IN
Washington.

Washington, Nov. 1l.-Louis Me-
Comas. associate justice Of the court Of
appeals Of the District Of Columbia, cx.
United States senator and four term.
congressman from Maryland. died at HE
home In this city yesterday. His death
was due to heart failure.
Although Judge McComas was appar.
emily in good health until within few
minutes Of fatal attack he had never
fully recovered from an attack Of pneu.
monia last summer.
He was born IN Washington county,
Nd, in 1896 Educated for the law,
Judge 1IcComas practiced az Hagers.
town from 1868 to 1892 during which ne
Republican was elected four times 10
Congress. In 1892 he was appointed to
the supreme court Of the District OF
Columbia which Office be held when re
was elected to the Senate 70 succeed
Arthur p. German. After his term ex-
pired in 1895 be was appointed 70 the
court Of appeals Of the District Of Col.
umbia.
The funeral win be held on Tuesday
at Hagerstown.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
VETERAN WALKER RESTED
ALL DAY SUNDAY
I. P. Weston Found Himself Last Night
to Be in Good Condition to Com
plete His Tramp.

Syracuse, n. Y, Nov. ll-Edward
Payson Weston, the pedestrian, spent a
quiet Sunday in this city, and Is greatly
refreshed as result of his long rest.
Weston retired at o'clock Saturday
night and slept soundly until 8 o'clock
yesterday morning. He spent most OF
the morning in bed attending to CORE.
spondencc, and wrote about dfty letters.
he did not leave the hotel during the
day. The blister ON his foot has practi-
eally disappeared AT @ o'clock D. m.
Weston retired and slept until II o'clock,
when he began preparations for resum.
ing his western trip at midnight.
According to his schedule, Weston Is
due TO reach Palmyra tonight. but he
expects to do iifty-one miles and reach
Rochester.