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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-20
PRODUCE.
CIIIc.NGo.

Chicago, April 2O.-Wheat was ner-
vous today. Immediately after the
opening prices went no because of
small worlds shipmens, n decrease in
the amount OH passage aud smaller
rcccipts IN the northwest. Prices
however. soon cased off on realizing
gales May wheat opened shade
lower TO a shade higher at 927s at
90 and sold at D8Ss and then de-
Clienl "a 80.
INC corn market was easier because
OF good weather In the corn belt.
which Is favorable for farm work and
FOR the movement of the crop. May
corn opened shade to u at " lower
G6s, at 669s. and for n time held
within that range.
The oats market was duh and
steady; May oats opened Is higher at
5SEs and sold NJ So
In the provisions market selling by
packers was offset by a iirm market
for live hogs. Prices ruled somewhat
oeslcr May pork opened ne lower
~ 1902 ~. Lard was Z y lower at
sos Ribs were SO lower at soc y.
Tho wheat market WAS strong all
day on % good buying demand for
May Tho high price for May was
g4L. Tho close was strong with May
at Is higher at a.
CORN.
Prices slumped sharply in tho lat
ter half of the session. Nay dropped
from G6% to So. The close was easy
with May off u at &C at - to Co.'S
CLOSE.
Whcal-May, %; July s7h q q;
September, S4A
Coin-Nlay. SO at Il TO 66A; July
&c at a.: September, 81 at ".
Onts--May old 5sh May, 81 a.,
July old, 45h July 4sn septem-
Pork -May 1880; July 1s.12h at
1S.15. September. 1915.
Lard-May 1876; July, S.l6; Sep
tember. S.35.
Ribs-M May, SIS; July, 40; Sep
TENDER, 1874
Rye--Cash rs at so,
Bnrley--Cash 6S at sf
Tmothy.--April, AGO.
Glover Nothing doing.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. April 2O.-sugar-R
quiet fair refining, 1856; centrifugal %
test. 1876; molasses sugar, S6l. Refined
steady; crushed. 62Oi powdered $50;
graduated, b50-
Coffee-steadyi No. Rio, g. No.
Santos, So.
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CLEANING UP FRISCO,
All Glasses Unite in War Agalns, Finn
And Rats.

Glen Miller returned yesterday from
san Francisco. where he has branch
of his banking establishment. and will
be In town for about two weeks uo
says the rapidlty with which San Fran.
cisco is building up is one of the MAJ
wells of the age. The past political ma
labor union troubles have Clisapnc,,'
ana all classes of society seem unitoJ
IN helping to rejuvenate the CITY tn
determined effort is being mad y,
thoroughly clean UP and disinfect ha
entire city. The rats are being ran,di,
eNterminated. AS to the advent of my
fleet, the women of San Francisco aro
preparing to give series of yrea,
balls in honor of the officers and mon
making no distinction against Tho o,,,
listed men, who viii be accorded ~.
same welcome as though they W. e.s
commissioned officers In fact the So,
Francisco women intend to show fba,.
eastern society sisters that tho faa,
man is in the ranks will make no dis.
ference.
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FOUND IN HOLE IN THE WALL.
Lorin Cruel Caught After Two Years,
Chase,

Sheriff Robert odell. Of Malhenr
county, Or, left on the HAS O. s 7.
train last night for home after a STAY
of a day and a night in Salt Lake II,
had in custody one Lorin Cruel. ALA,
Oscar y. Wells, captured last week by
MIR. Odell, assisted by Deputy SberlS
Axel Steele and Sheriff Pace Of Elmer,
county. in that part OF eastern Titan
known as the Hole in the WALL
The Oregon officer had been on tho
track of his man for two years. Cru.
ell having been accused of stealing
number Of valuable horses at Vale. Hs
jumped his bail and succeeded in avoid.
ing re-arrest until the other dav.
Messrs. Odell, Steele and Pace were en-
route to Gruell's place Of residence
when they met him and another man
in vehicle. Officer Odell at once re-.
cognlzed his man, and the arrest wa,
made, no resistance being offered.
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PARK CITY NEWS.
Work TO BE Resumed at the Silver
King Consolidated.

Manager Scion Spiro of the Silver
King Con. was in camp yesterday in
conference with superintendent Hugh
Mcdonald preparatory to resump-
tion of work at the mine, says the
Park City Record. Ii is the
intention the first of the week to steam
up at the mine and to ascertain IN
what sort of condition the machinery
is. After such long period of idleness
II is expected that there will be more
or less leak and rust in the boilers.
pipes. etc, and 1t is the intention to get
everything put in first class shape for
the resumption of operations, This
viii be as soon as the roads open suiii
ciently for a wagon to get through with
supplies and provisions. There is now
at the mine considerable coal, enough
at least to allow the steaming up of
the boilers for a try-out for their con-
dltion, and within a short time, 1t Is
directly stated, that work will be re-
suined and on a good substantial scale,
too.
The new churn drill to be installed
at the Silver King for the purpose of
affording ventilation TO the mine, has
arrived and part of it is already at the
mine. The machine Is a ponderous
affair and has required much work 10
get it up. II will be taken to the
Kearns- Keith claims of the property,
ii being the intention to first bore a
hole from there to the Alliance tunnel,
and this will assure good air through
out. More than one hole will be bored
in different parts of the workings. aud
IL viii not take many of the 12-inch
bores to make the air i'm the mine good
at all times and place. a. J. Scott,
who has the contract for the work, IS
an expert at his business and is ex-
pected up tomorrow.
ORE SHIPMENTS.
The ore shipments last week were:
DAILY Judge, $4,000: Silver King,
40. 600; total pounds. l299. 900.
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COCHRAN BOUND OVER.

An information was filed 10y Dist
Atty. Loosbourow today, charging Mace
Cochran with murder in the second
degree. Cochran had a hearing before
Justice OF the Peace J. j. Williams at
Bingham Junction Saturday, when he
was bound over to the district court
Cochran shot an Austrian named
Mike Zoran on the night Of Feb. rs last
at Bingham Junction. The former was
a nightwatchman for the X. G. W., and
detected Zoran and two other Aus,
TRANS in the act of stealing coal. He
claimed he was attacked by the men
and shot in self defense. Zoran died
from his wounds March Q. and In an
ante-mortem statement declared that
Cochran was over hasty and shot With
out proYocation,
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perty. which means IL consummated.
an immense amount OF development
work in the near future. A few days
ago in the Doc" Harpendng lease on
the Combination. which is owned by
Atchison, Kansas, people, a big strike
was made. The ledge is four feet
wide, containing a narrow streak that
assays better than $4,000 to the ton.
Eight inches of the ledge is shipable-
Goldfleld News
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS,

ONO KENTUCKY CON. MINING GO
Notice is hereby given that the stotS
certificates of the Kentucky con.
Mining Co. corporation Of Nevada az
holders OF record OF the Ohio Kentuc0
Mining Company. of Utah, in the proper,
ton OF three shares OF such new slo'A
for one Of old.
Stockholders are requested TO SEND u
their certificates for exchange at the o.
ice OF the company. Room 62 Dooy
Block. salt Lake City. without delay ~
the Ohio Kentucky Mining Company o.
Utah is to be dissolved and dislneotIpe.'AF
ed p. l.. GODBE
Vice PresidenL
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MASONS ARE GATHERING.

The Scottish Rite Masons began to-
Gay the eleventh reunion OF the local
order with good attendance, not only
from this city, but from out In the
state, and from Wyoming, Idaho and
Nevada The reunion continues
through Wednesday, all degrees up 10
and including the thirty being
worked. with appropriate ceremonies
Today degrees from the fourth 10 the
fourteenth are being worked
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Bullock Supplies star Features for
TOday's Early Calls.

Trading was decidedly brisk on the
floor of the mining exchange today
one of the leading features was sup
piled by Bullock, which rose rapidly
on the strength of reports received
from camp carly in the day to the eff
feet that what is believed to be the
Asplnwall vein had been opened on the
loC-foot level. On Saturday this stock
could have been bought at cents a
share. but today II sold up to II cents,
win indications of further advance.
Century. which has been on the inactive
list for some time, sold as high as 43
cents Colorado went up to 81 80 and
back to 81 27l4.
Uintah Treasure Hill was one of the
active unlisted stocks. it selling at 24is
and % cents, with 251s bid for 1t at the
close.
The closing quotations and sales
were:
MORNING. CALL.
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CONCENTRATES.

William Hatfield is up from Provo
today. Tie says something viii be done
shortly looking towardS resumption
OF work at the Albion miuo at Alta.
Anthony II, Godbe. general manager
OF the Prince Consolidated Mining COM
pnny, VIII leave FOR Phoebe this evening
To make an inspection Of the recent
strike In the Prince property and also
10 look over conditions at the Ohio
Kentucky He viii be absent until the
latter part OF the week.
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IN BOHEMIA.

The attic poet tore, with faint
ripping sound. dangling thread From
the sawlilse edge of his cuff,
you cant express the value OF
spring poem like this In terms OF mere
dollars he said.
mo, YOU can't" the editor assented.
FIFTY cents. aud not a penny more, Is
what the thing is worth, Shall | write
you an order?"
The youth eagerly assented.
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ROUND MOUNTAIN DEAL.

Control OF tho Round Mountain Conn
bination is held by Marvin lsh & co.
OF Godheld. The estate adioins the
Round Mountain Mining company's
property ana undoubtedly contains
some Of its lodges. Close to 500 900 has
been taken from the surface of thls
ground by placer operations II is un-
derstood that a deal is ON for this pro-
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NORTH BUTTE REPORT.


tfollock Special Wirc.)
Duluth. April 20-The North Butte
report shows: Assets, mining properly.
S,2ll ,27e.92; furniture, sl.i0Ll1 sup
plies AZ mine. S292S3.7l. accounts re-
ceivable $lO,62s.96; cash S1M.3I3.s5.
Liabilities capital stock paid in So
600 000 dividends unclaimed. $751; Ace
counts payable SI,4i276; surplus, ST.
3j2, $500.
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LOSES PURSE AT PARK.

A Mrs. Zarack of S34 Foster avenue.
reported 10 the police last night thai
she lost a pocketbook at Liberty park
yesterday afternoon containing 81
Whether the money was stolen or she
dropped IL Mrs, Zarack does not know.
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WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Ninth Ward-The Primary assocs'
ton of the Ninth ward will appear IN
"A concert in the ward hall THURSDAY
and Friday evenings, beginning al
O'Clock. Much preparation insures
two evenings of great enjoyment
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80 PER CENT

OF the readers OF the Semi Weekly
News are Farmers. Stoekmen and
Ranchers Advertisers desiring 10
reach this class OF buyers, can find no
paper in the West that will serve their
needs so we'll.
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OPEN BOARD SALES.

Beck Tunnel, 500 at 1.17h.
Bullock. 500 at IA. buyer 80; 500
a, 1874.
Black Jack. so at GA; 100 at 90.
Colorado. 200 at 4.2S.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at SO; COO at
81: coo at So. buyer GO.
Mammoth. 100 at 100.
NTH. Lake. 1000 Mt 81
May Day, 200 at As.
Scot. Chief, 1000 at .O3A.
Seven Troughs, 500 at 291s; 1000
at 30K buyer 60.
Sioux Con. 900 at 81 u. buyer 81 +;
eco ut %.
Victor Con. 500 at II.
Utah Con, 1000 at 1919, buyer 90
REGULAR CALL SALES.
Beck Tunnel, 100 at LEO, seller 81:
100 al t.22 Z. seller GO; 500 at Lee !.
100 at i20.
Bling, Anal, 1000 at e2la; 500 at
Black Jack, 500 at So; 1900 at Cd,
buyer 90.
Bullock. 1000 at IL; 1900 at l2is;
$500 at 10; 5000 at -. buyer 80.
Century 200 at AZ; 90 at 40; 500 at
as; 400 at Al; 8 at so.
Colorado, 500 at $50: 400 at i.27 Vi;
200 Mt 4.30, buyer so.
Columbus Con, 200 at 10: 200 at
40. seller so.
crown Point, 500 at 27la; 2,7OO at
81.
DAILY, 100 at 2.12k 100 at 21o.
Grand Central 200 at 3.70; so at
3.57Ia 200 at $50
Indian Queen, 500 Mt .07
Lower Mammoth, 500 at 5S; 1900
at 81: soc at 80.
May Day. 1,500 at AS
Nevada Hills. 100 at 80.
Sioux Con, 500 at %.
Uncle Sam. 200 at IS; 1900 at Sc,
buyer 60.
Utah Con, 1900 at 1914; 1900 at
10E, buyer 60.
Yankee Con, 100 at SO.
REHABILITATION.
shares Am,
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Beck Tunnel 100 NJ l.11ls; 100 at
1.16; 200 at l.12!s; 500 at LIS; 800 at
LEY, seller co.
Black Jack 400 at CT; 100 at G.;
1000 al 49, buyer 60,
Bullock, 1,2OO at "a; 1900 at liia;
1900 at TO-
Colorado. 400 at 4 %; 500 at 4. 22la;
100 at 1 %, buyer co. 500 at 40; 100
AZ 4.20, seller So
Crown Point, 500 at cog 100 at "a
Grand Central, 100 at 800 100 at
8 90.
Indian Queen, 1000 at "a
Iron Blossom, 500 NJ 40,
Lower Mammoth. 500 at &c. buyer so;
100 at 81; 1000 at 3D. buyer so: 200
at 90; 500 at 80, buyer so.
MAY Day, 100 at AZ 500 M 47is
Mountain Lake. 700 at 81; 500 at 81,
seller. 60; 1000 AT 49, buyer 60.
Nevada Hills, 100 at 2.55.
New York 500 at H. buyer 60; 500
at 10.
sioux con, 200 at 21la; 900 at 22
buyer 60,
South Swansea, 400 at 49,
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MAY DAY RESUMES.

The May Day mine and mill re-
sumed operations today and shipments
viii be made to the Murray plant of
the American Smelling & Refining COM
pany under the terms of an unexpired
contract.
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LEGAL BLANKS

OF every character and description.
arranged from the best lega forms.
ana brought strictly up 10 date,
Deseret News Book Store
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CoMSTocK.

Tonopah Nevada, S.75 hid; Montana
ronopah, 1.s5 @1.s7ls; Tonopah Ex-
tension, 1.37ia @1.40; MacNamara. 81
W32; Midway. 67G6S; Tonopah Bel
mont 1.2I y a 100: l'onopah North
star. II q IS; Ohio Tonopah. / asked .
West End Cons. S6@37: Rescue 80
10; Tcnopah & California. bid; Col
~; Cash Boy. 3 bid; Home, asked
Monarch Pitts Extn.. asked; Nom
tana Midway Extn., 2 asked; Golden
Crown, asked.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, April 9O.-Wool- Steady.
territory and western mediums, $50
20; fine mediums, 1917; fine, 1906.
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y. II. SNOW & Co., Stock Brokers.
~ Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1873
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GEO. @, CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS. "a II, SO. Temple Both
phones 80
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MANHATTAN.

Mani Cons, u asked; Mani Min.
CO., ! asked; S. Humphrey. 21i: Dex-
ter 8 sales; l.. Joe. > asked; Crescent,
asked; Combination, asked. Granny,
. bid; Mustang, bid; Cow Boy, | sales
Oug. MANN, bid; Broncho, . bid
Plnenut. bid; s. Dog, asked; Y
Horse asked,
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\. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker, 2l5 d, f. Walker Block
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opEir, e,52 Y a 2.55: Mexican, 1.22ls
a I.26: Con. Va, 47@ "a, Savage. 20
asked; Hale & Norcross, SO bid, YELL
low Jacket. 10 bid; Belchcr, 90 asked:
Confidence, 45 bid; Sierra Nevada, 40
Gal Exchequer, 22@23; Union. IS
@S9 Chollar, lO@1t; Patosi, 17@lS
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock e Company,
bankers and brokers. furnish the fol-
lowing quotations from san Francisco
on Nevada mining stocks today:
COMSTOCK.
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BULLFRoGi

Original, 2@3; Bullfrog Mining, bid;
Mont. Bullfrog, asked; National Bank,
Snlo; H. Harris. asked Amethyst. .
asked; Gold Bar. 14ql5; Denver Bull
frog AnreY, 3 bid; Maynower Cons. II
ale; G. Scepter. iI5 Montgy. MI. 10
ais; &. Diamondheld, 5 asked: Home
stake Cons, 3OG13l; Y. Girl, asked:
Nugget, 3 asked; Tramp Cons, 21d22;
Mineral Hill. sac
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GoLDFIELD.

Sandstone, 37dsS; Col Mt, % asked.
Jumbo Ext, "a asked; Vernal. bid;
Pennsylvania, . asked; Booth, 21d22;
Blue Bull. 1914; Adams, 6q7; Silver
Pick, 20 bid; May queen, 7@11; Neva-
da Boy. 304; Black Butte Ext, 2m3
Blue Bell 74s; Dixie, bid Hibernia,
bid; st. Ives, 34@25; Conqueror, 5@6
Black Rock, 2G3; Lone Star. 991O; G..
Wonder, ? asked; Potlatch. Is asked
ORC, 12Ql3; Kendall Ext, 1 sales; Sand
storm Ext, asked; Mayne, Q bid; AT
lanta, % bid; Git. Bend, 7TG7s: SIM
mcrone, bid; Empire. 3 bid; Red
Top Ext. l59l6 Florence. 4.O71a44l0:
Dheld r. b.. Cons. l7QtS; Goldfeld
Daisy, 1.22la G1.25; Comb Fraction. 100
-; CT Bend Ext. SG9; ct. Bend An
mex. l1ml2: Midtown. bid; Il. d.
Bonanza, 3 asked: kewanos, 37Q3S; Es-
meraida, asked. Portland, sac;
Crackeriack, Sd9; f. Mowhawk. 10 bid:
Red Hills, 26dz7; Mohawk Ext. 3@4;
Y Tiger 1904; Grandma. SAG. Y
Rose. l@2; Goldeld Con. 5ssa57s, Dia-
mondheld Triangle. 7dS.
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ORE SHIPMENTS

The ore shipments last week were:
DAILY Judge, $4,000 Silver King
1000; total poumds. 29a.O 900
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AFTERNOON CALL
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24
FORAKER TO CAMPAIGN !!
Senator Expected to Work for He
rubIican Ticket an Ohio.

Tt-asbineton June G3.-That Senator Foraker VIII
on on the stump in Ohio and make the effort OF MS
,9eo % carry that state for the Republican ticket
.. confidently believed by Republicans high IN the
co,,r,rils of their party. There have peeh recent
conferences among influential Republicans on ma
.iona1 affairs and they have tended strongly 10
bring about this result. on the other haho' II is
boned by his friends that Senator Foraker VIII
t.,.a the support Of Mr. Taft and other leaders IN
ol,fo 7,oIi+ics for the Senatorship.
As soon as the convention had nominated 1att
ard sherman the problem involved about Mr. Fora
1,r.e carnnaign in behalf OF the negro soldiers of
.ta o5+b Regiment became a matter OF especial
interest 10 the Republican leaders, and vas one or
the first things 10 receive attention 1t was recog-
nized that the negro vote OF Ohio was important
for renljhcan success in that state. For that rea-
so, II was determined upon that Mr.. Foraker
sbo,ld go on the stump and make at least one or
40 eneecbes in which he should advise the ne
roes that their only hope for legislation enabling
,na President TO reinsae the negro troopers would
he in q Republican Congress. for no such legisla-
tson would result from a Democratic Congress
n-e+ only that but a Republican President he will
nrobablv tell them. will be their only hope of
fair treatment.
senstor Foraker is making automobile trip
from Washington 10 Gettysburg and return. He
is expected to be back here in a day or two. and
will soon go 10 his home tn Ohio. preliminary to
a summer vacation.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24
n. j. T4FT'S, SAYS KE4N
United States Senator Says the State
Is Pleased zcith Sherman

Elizabeth, n. J.. June % Especially ..n-.n, Ter
sey is solid for Taft, declared Senator John Esan
yesterday upon his return from the national con,
vention at Chicago. The leader OF the state aeIe
CATION went on TO say: "All differences which ex-
iS'ed perore the convention are settled now. and
everything is as harmonious as could he desired
In Mr. Taft we have man of highest ouau6cs =
tions ideally trained for the office of President and
perhaps better equipped than any man who ever
aspired to IT. have known him for a good many
years and Know that stronger man could not
have been chosen l believe that the nAonla ~ N.,
Jersey agree with
"Of course. with a man from our own state on
the ticket our chances of carrying the state bv =
big majority would have been even stronger than
they are at present yet | can say confidently thar
New Jersey is satisfied with the selection of Nr
Sherman for Nice-Presidential candidate"
State Senator Ackerman. of PlainfeId said
THE ticket is favorably viewed In New Jerse,
Tart ana Sherman combine TO make strong team"
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24
Copyright. 1908. by r. L. DUNN

the Yale Harvard boat race from the deck Of
the Sylph The Mayfower will convey the
party to New London. but the yacht cannot
get under the bridge there the President ana
his family will be transferred TO the smaller
boat after their arrival, on Thursday morning.
If present plans are carried out the Presden-
tial party will leave the J. West Roosevelt
dock at about u 40 tomorrow afternoon on the
Mavfouers launch At l o'clock the yacht Is
due to start on her journey for Connecticut, and
long before daylight Thursday she ought TO De
at anchor in the Thames at New London The
honeward tourney will be begun soon after the
races are over, and Sycamore Hill Will ne
reached in time for breakfast Friday morning
Secretary Loeb said to-day that unless the
,,nexnected happened the President would not
meet Secretary Taft at New London. AS the
President is an ardent Harvard "rooter' and
the Secretary is a Yale enthusiast they would
naturally find themselves in different camps.
The fact that the President does not expect TO
leave the Mayfower except to board the Sylph
and after the race is over plans to return imme-
diatel,- 70 the larger boat makes a meeting
between them practically out of the question:
Secretary Taft will be the Presidents guest
AT luncheon and dinner on Saturday "hen ne
will visit Oyster Bay for the purpose OF nrills-
irr General Luke E Wright, who is TO be
come his successor as neau VI 'i0 '"t
partment on July !. 1t is quite likely tha' 0ec
retary Taft and General Wright VIII remain a "
seeanore Hfu overnight During their visit
War Danartment matters viii be thoroughly
DISCUSSED and General Wright will gain pretty
good idea of the Presidents practical military
tdea1s and the manner in which they are being
worked out by Secretary Taft
Major Harris Dickson, of Vickshurg' MISS
has the distinction of being the first guest hon
cred with luncheon invitation at sagamore
this summer. Mr.. Dickson was one of the gen
-,eroen with whom the President hunted bear
:, tho canebrakes at Stamboul, La, last fan.
To-dav,s luncheon was therefore garnished with
hunting stories