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Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
BOSTON COPPER MARKET
Special service to The Herald by E. F. Hut
ton & Co, 112 West Third street. Los Angeles.

ton & Co, 112 West Third street, Los Angeles
BOSTON, July 10.-North Butte was again
TIE weakest feature IN the local market, heavy
selling from Pittsburg causing a sharp break
OF three points to 47l4. Some stop orders were
caught around 49, and this helped tho decline
The balance Of the list very dull, but
prices already well maintained. The whole
New York list was steady with small transac-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
Produce Receipts
Produce Prices

Following are the wholesale jobbins
prices: -
ons. 81 25Gl25 so; tangerinss. 90c4Sl; grapefruit
nG1.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
Weekly Stock Statement

Totals ....sl29i2ol15s $685., a7s.oo slo74l'
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
CHICAGO GRAIN

Special service to The Herald by f. F. Hut
ton & Co.. members Chicago board Of trade
l12 West Third street, Los Angeles.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
MEXICO CITY TURNS OUT
TO LIONIZE PATHFINDERS
Long Run Is Ended at Last and
Plucky Crew Of Detroit Car Re-
ceves a Rousing Welcome.

MEXICO CITY, June 4.-The Chal
mers-Detroit 80" scout car for the
fiag-to-fag endurance run, pushed its
way through the quaint, sunny streets
of Mexico City at noon yesterday.
This car has performed feat in au'
tomobile history II has covered to-
tal mileage of over 2.400 miles. prac-
tically all OF when was the hardest
kind OF going. in 25 days running with
eight days lay-over.
There was a string OF about % cars
behind the Chalmers-Detroit 80
when II proceeded down the principal
street. pulled up before the palace and
received the welcoming words OF Pres
ident Diaz.
The next few days will be full ones
for the Pathfinding crew. The same
Mexican hospitality. which they had
found along the way, - personified in
the Mexican capital Following the
triumphal parade through the city.
they had dinner at the Hotel Geneve.
They will attend ball in their honor
at the Geneve Saturday night and
have dinner at the Country club Sat
urday evening.
The Mexicans have arranged bull
fight 10 take place on Sunday. with
the Pathfinders as honored guests.
The Pathfinders pay great tribute to
the warm-hearted hospitality OF the
Mexican people.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
AT GRAyESEND.


First Race year-olds and up. sell
Ing. about furlongs: Horace E. 104
Julia Powell, 1O4; 'Fleming. 9s; Hon-
man, 81, Berkshire, 104; 'coyltto. 80
Chapultpec. ia: Waponoca los; 'Ad-
riuche. 90. Nimbus. 100; Blackford. loo
'Mauvette. 81. Esoteric, l03 LAwtor
Virgins, 104; 'Ruble. 81: DeKalb, TO-
Golden Legend. 81
Second Race-Kensington stceplc-
chase, 4year- olds and up. about
miles: Grandpa. los: Sanctus lis: ktng
Castle. lac; Water Speed. 1876; Jimmy
Lane. las; Bungalow. 14s
Third Race-Great American. 2year-
olds, 8 furlongs: Star Bottle, 10, Me-
dalton. 1875; Interpose. lis; Dull Care.
Newmarket. Radium Star. l15.
Fourth Race-Myrtle. 3-year-olds. ! -
miles: Wise Mason, 103; Norbitt. loo
Montgomery. los; 'Rockstone. 100;
Lad OF Langdon. 100; Pins and Needles.
1903; Rio Grande. lO5: Rostrum. 80;
Arasee. 50; Racquet. Sc.
Fifth Race year olds and up.
lis miles: Live Wire. 100; The
Squire. ZIG: Alfred Noble. los; Erendi.
100; Petticoat. SO Moonshine. 81; KILL
crankie. 81; Montgomery. III; Miami.
10, Fashion Plate. l07; Marcellus, 100;
Cowen. 95: Mark Anthony H., los.
Sixth Race-2-year- furlongs:
Eddie Duggan. los; Deputy. los; Hamp-
ton Court, los: Cross over, los. Inter
pose. los. Equation. los. shannon, 1l5;
Chopper, los.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
apprentice allowance.
AT IAT0NIA

First Races furlongs: Pirate Boy.
101: Short Order, l0l. Admonitive, IS;
Ethel w. 9S. Billiard Ball. loo. Cher
ryola. 1903; Jack Straw. ITO. Couple
Pirate and order as Wainwright
entry)
Second Race-5h turlongs Tim
Kelly, ia: Usury. IA; May Celia, los;
Light Blue. 100; Tony b. l03 Billy
Bodemer. 1903: Camel 101; Worthy l0l;
Plume. l0l Zarape. l01.
Third Race-5ls furlongs: Benson
hurst 1l6; Hiram, i16. The Shaughran,
114: Autumn Winds. 1l2; King Ferdln-
and, 10s; T. r. Henry, LOG. Great Help,
1906 Odin. 100; Gus Counoit, 1913; +. j.
Mccarthy. 103.
Fourth Race-Mile, the Merchants
stake: Huck, los. The Minks. los,
Gypsy King. 105; Deuce. l0i Hyper
ION H.. 1903. Crystal Maid. 102 Cymbal.
100; Donna. 80; Keep Moving, 50; The
Peer. 90
Fifth Race-5h furlongs: Pal 116;
Stoner Hill 116. Northdale. 1li King
Thistle. ll4; Paul Ruinart. ia: May
Cowley. 112; Posing. 1O9: Turley. 100,
Harry Summerheld. 1903: Christmas. l01.
sixth Race-5h furlongs: MarmoI-
can, ia: Snake Mary, ll2; Fire Ball,
III: Tom Holland. l06; Won Buelow,
1903: Tony w, 100; Eustacian. l03;
Lillian Ray, lol; Anne MCGEE. loi.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
REQUIEM SUN GAGAIN.
Young Corbett Once More Descends
to Level of Prize Rinq Dubs.

NEW YORK, June 5.-Young Cor
belts coming back is about at an end.
The former champion met Sammy
Smith. an elusive boxing person. who
is OF that new class of prize ring art
ists-more boxer than fighter-here
last night and failed to make good.
Smith. one time of Philadelphia. had
the best OF all but one round of a 10.
round GO
In the eighth Young Corbett showed
fash of the old-time speed that en-
abled him TO dispose OF Terrible
Terry" on two occasions. But through.
out the rest OF the contest the rangy
Smith had the erstwhile champion on
the run.
II appears today that there Is hard
ly any prospect OF Young Corbett get
ting a bout with the winner OF the
Dick Hyland-Leach Cross go. after his
showing last night. The ex-champion
has a long hard row to travel before
he gets back into first class company.
II he ever does.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
CONFERENCE is ON TODAY.
Best Meet Since 1905 When Michigan
Was a Contender Is in Prospect.

CHICAGO, June 5.-What promises
TO be the most thrilling intercollegiate
conference meet since 1905 will be
held on Marshall Field today. New
records are expected and several sur
prises are looked for. Leland Stan
ford. Illinois, Michigan and Chicago
are the leading institutions in the
meet. Stanford being favorite on ac-
count of records already made this
year. but Stanford and Chicago have
but few men 70 rely on for points,
while Illinois has a wealth of mater
ial.
In the preliminary quarter mile race
yesterday, Wyman and Miller Of STAN
ford romped home in their beats and
but for Hanley OF Illinois. were the
fastest men In the event. Wyman's
time was 81, fastest made.
Other universities represented In
the meet are Minnesota, Purdue. In
diana, Western Reserve, Colorado,
Northwestern, and Notre Dame.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
At TORONTO.

First Race-Norway purse. selling
3-year- olds and up, 5ia furlongs: A
Bush. 1O1; Frank Lord, 100. Firebug
lo6. Edgley. 10i; Sir Edwards, IL;
Grace Kimball, i07. Bertha T.. TO-
Balbek. 1922 Little Usage. II /.
Second Race-Tyro stakes, 2-year
olds. furlongs: Front Row, %. Chill
ton Queen. 100. Busy. 1913. Dress Pa
radc IT,. loo. Flying Squirrel, lib.
Third Race--William Hendrix Me-
mortal handicap. 3-year-olds and up,
mile: supper Dance, 80, Shomoneze. IL
The Globe. 1903. Shore Lark. 9S' Glim-
mer. 1871. Capersauce, l09; Cannie Maid
l0f, Moonraker, ll6.
Fourth Race-Waterloo handicap, 3
ycar-olds and up: Stromcland, 30,
Grctna Green. 107; Lerah, ll3; Lady
Esther. los: Bouquet 106; Arondack,
100. Miss Greenan, So; Siskin, 9s Di-
rect liz. Zipango. 100; Seismic. lO6;
Green Seal. 1914; Throckmorton, l05.
Fifth Race-Street Railway steeple-
chase handicap. 4-year-olds and up
about 2ts miles: wild Refrain. 1872;
PAGAN Bey, 1852; Dr. Keith, l4i; Bxs
parsionist. 161; Byzantine, l42 Kara,
I5S. John Dillon. 1913; Waterway lJ2,
Agent. 165. steve Lane. 100.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
CHICAGO AND ILLINOIS.
Looked On as Most Probable Winners
OF Biz Conference Meet.

CHICAGO, June All Of the con-
ferences and teams that will partici-
pate in the college athletic meet to-
morrow at Marshall field have ar
rived. This afternoon preliminaries
will be started, elimination trials in
the quarter and half-mile runs. pole
vault and high jump being scheduled.
Illinois and Chicago are the favor.
ties for first place In tomorrow's meet
with Leland Stanford the dark horse.
The ruling OF the A. A. U. in declar-
ing Stanford professional for compel.
Ing with the Colorado university team
last week when the latter was not
recognized by the governing athletic
body will be ignored here. The con-
ference committee Is satisfied with the
California athletes standing and they
will compete as scheduled.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
RACER is PINCHED.
Cops in Erie, Pa, Arrest Leader OF
Seattle Auto Flyers.

ERIE. Pa, June 1.-THE New York
to Seattle automobile endurance run
was held up for few minutes here
today when Ray Sheets. driver OF the
pilot car was arrested at the Reed
house by Policeman Pinney, on a
charge OF violating the speed laws OF
the town
Sheets tried to explain TO the police
man that his car was making a run
across the continent, and that the
whole country was Interested In the
speed OF the machines. but Pinney in
sisted that the driver accompany him
to the police station and the two
whirled away In the machine. while
the other automobiles awaited their
return. The chauffeur put up s25 bail
and the race was resumed
The racers left Cleveland at 1870
o'clock for the next checking station
at Toeldo. Only a short stop was
made at the Cleveland Automobile
club headquarters. where the cars ar
rived in the following order:
Ford No. /. driven by Scott; Ford
No. 2, Kuhck; Shawmut, Pettingill;
Acme. Sheets. and Italia, SALESMAN.
The run from Buffalo was made in
eight hours.
Magnet trouble on the Ford and
trouble on the Acme were the only
incidents.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05

tyre hit safely and came all the way
home on Bush's double, raising the De-
troit total 10 the figures at which the
game concluded.
killlfer for Schaefer.
An instance likely 10 have an i'm
portant bearing on the pennant race
was the injury sustained by Schaefer
In the early stages. The Detroit cap
tain wrenched his side very severely
in throwing a ball to first base and
had to leave the field, with the pros
pect that he will be out for couple
OF weeks. Wade Killifer went to sec
ond. got a hit, made a swell play, pre-
venting a tie score and did well
throughout.
Second base Is the place he wants
TO play and he has his chance at last,
after many a weary day spent on the
bench.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
DETROIT AND CLEVELAND
IN A SWIMMING DUEI
Representatives of Ohio Town at Lo-
cal Y. M. c. A. Saturday Evening
In Diversified Program.

cal Y. M. c. A. Saturday Evening
In Diversified Program.
On Saturday evening at s o'clock
the "Y" boys will have a harder team
TO defeat than the Toledo eight OF a
week ago. The Cleveland boys have
some very fast and strong swimmers
among their number. as a result OF the
city OF Cleveland establishing public
swimming pools under competent In
structors. The ladies will be admit
ted to see the contest, and will be
promised better ventilation than at
last weeks contest Instructor Cor
san will give his last exhibition. and
In addition will give a demonstration
OF lifesaving. finishing by swimming
$50 feet with his hands and feet tied.
Following is the program-Plunge
for distance; 50-yard dash: pic-a-back
wrestling contest: so yards on back:
lifesaving race; 75 yards. three-style
race; egg and spoon race; neat and
fancy diving; water polo.
Two men will represent each city.
The wrestling and the water polo will
not be counted in the points.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
Sporting Notes

Regatta today OF the Detroit Motor
Boat club.
Even mp with Boston now and the odd
game today.
Oiivet - the VI. 1. 4. A. champion by n
large margin.
The Ford cars I'm the van In the
trans-continental race.
Kenneth Tracey, local pitcher, is TO get
trial with Kalamazoo.
"
Michigan IL scheduled TO close her
baseball season with todays game
against Notre Dame.
Terry Turner'S latest - n sttr neck.
Reports OF his play this season read
like bedside bulletins.
In ~ games sat first base. George
Cockiil. the eN-Tiger, lie leading the
Eastern league without an error.
.
Sir Thomas Upton il again quoted as
desiring TO race for the America ;
cup on his own terms. Sir Thomas Is
laying himself open TO a charge of
poor sportsmanship.
The board Of directors Of the National
league have OVer-rulcd President
Heydler's decision and have ordered
played over the Pittsburg Cincinnati
game won by the former club in
which Wagner crossed over the plate
while the pitcher was delivering the
ball.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
Montreal Enthusiastic over Winter.

The find" OF the season as far as
the Montreal team is concerned is G..
Winter, and 1t is a treat TO sit in the
grandstand and view that skilled
workman perform In the box Not only
is G Winter fine HEAVIER. but proves
to be an all-round athlete Of surpass-
ing skill. He is active, fields his posi-
tion perfectly, is one of the fastest
runners on the team and hits the bail
in fine style. Incidentally he can take
job in the outfeld and cover as
much ground as O'Neil. Joyce. or j.
Jones. the great statesman. G.. Win
ter seems 20 be the most talented and
versatile HEAVIER that has ever been on
our pay rOll.-Montreal star.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
Yale Already af Work
On Football for. Fail

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and
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the
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something winning
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The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
PULLIAM WILL RETURN.
National League Magnates Get To-
gether for Purpose of Asking Him.

CINCINNATI. o.. June Harry
Pulliam who was given a leave OF
absence from the active duties OF the
presidency OF the National league sew.
eral months ago, will undoubtedly be
recalled before the close OF the day.
The National league club owners gath.
cred in Cincinnati for that purpose to-
day
President Brush, Of the New
York club and Murphy. Of the Chi
cago club, recently declared they
would not vote for him again, but 1t
is thought Murphy will change his
mind and that Pulliam will again di-
rect the affairs OF the league.
The National League board OF ar.
bitration will also act on the protests
of the Cincinnati and Brooklyn clubs.
Both claim they lost games to Pitts
burg through mistakes by umpires.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
OAKLAND FOLKS PLEASED.
performance Of Pontiac Made Car in
Big Hill-Climb Gratifying.

PONTIAC. Mich. June 5.-The Of.
fcials OF the Oakland Motor Car Co.
were much elated when word was re-
ceiyed by them that an Oakland 40"
had finished first OF the 81 900 class in
the Giants Despair" hill climb held
at Wilkesbarre. The car lowered the
record "a seconds and was in COM
petition with all the prominent cars
selling for $4,000 and less.
Giants Despair rises 10 an alti.
ture of. 500 feet. The grades vary
and the steepest part reaches a pitch
OF p per cent. The Devils Elbow
is the star turn and those who have
tried II say II Is we'll named.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
Belmont Pair Didn't Show

MANCHESTER, England. uJne A.
August Belmont's pair, Fair Play and
Norman Ill, upon which the chairman
of the American Jockey club had
built high hopes of annexing the Man
chester cup, beautiful piece OF plate.
and its accompanying purse OF sis. 900
failed TO show prominently at any
stage during the running OF the big
race here. Lord Howard DeWalden' g
Cargill won the cup event with Rob
inson's Rushcutter second, and Sing
er's Lischana third. Sixteen horses
ran.
Gargill won by half length. He
was at TO in the betting. Rush
cutter was TO 2 and Lischana 100
to s.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
VALUE OF A GOOD PINCH
HITTER is SET AT $4,000

The national commission has
gone on record as 10 the value
Of a pinch hitter. Dode Crisis
asked for $4,000 and the com
mission, IN restoring 10 him his
good standing. stated his salary
demands were not eXtravagant.'
The difficulty about that
pinch-hitting game is 70 prove
you are really one.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
Killing LEAVES BILLIARD
HALL TO EARN $4,000
Big Bait Held Out by President MUIR
ply is at Last Nabbed by Cubs
Star Catcher

KANSAS CITY, Mo, June s.
Hold-out Johnny King. the famous
catcher of the Cubs has at last buried
the Ratchet. Six thousand dollars
could not be overlooked and he has
promised To join the Cubs before
July |.
King received a telegram yester.
day from Murphy offering him $4,000.
he wired Murphy that he would return
providing Murphy comedies TO a cer-
tain little demand which King feels
sure the Cubs president will do.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
Ames and McGraw FAN Out

According 70 a report Leon Ames
the Giants pitcher. Is TO be sold to the
St Louis Cardinals II is understood
that Ames and Manager McGraw have
had personal differences. and that Nc
Graw is not at all anxious 10 retain
the sorrel.toppcd twirler. Bresnahan
is said TO have made an offer 10 Nc.
Graw that is satisfactory.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
NOTEWORTHY EVENTS
IN THE LEAGUE RACE

But one game was played in the
American league yesterday. rain
and wet grounds preventing the
other three scheduled.
Mullin. in winning his tenth
consecutive game. made II a shut
out and famed in one inning.
Speaker. Hooper and Stahl, the
Red Sox' best batters.
The Boston game saw THE COM
peting teams lose star infielder
apiece. Wagner and Schaefer,
both suffering injuries likely 10
keep them on the bench for some
time.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
Masonic League Games.

The following games will be played
in the Masonic league. June s.
Palestine vs.. Detroit, $3.50 p. M, D.
A. c. grounds. Frank Bischoff,
scorer.
Union VS.. City of Straits, diamond
No !, AIS p. m. Clark park. Harry
Redmond. scorer.
Zion VS.. Ashlar, diamond No. 6, $3.50
D. m. Belle Isle. Jordan. scorer.
Kilwinning VS.. Friendship. diamond
No. 2, Atkinson park. AIS p. m. John
Bischoff, scorer.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
The hnnrd nf dIrecforr of thc NntIonnl
Mcmahon AGAIN Active.

Pitcher Sadie" Mcmahon, the for
mer star Baltimore twirler. is now
manager OF the Wilmington club OF
the outlaw Atlantic league. Although
Mcmahon has been out of professional
baseball for II years his arm is still
good, and he will help out In the pitch
er's box for his club.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
Are You Going West7

Drop a postal card TO Robert c.
Jones, Michigan Passenger Agent.
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Rail-
way, 2I2 Majestic building. Detroit.
and receive by return mail folder de-.
scriptive OF the Alaska Yukon Pacific
Exposition at Seattle. June 1 to Octo-
Der I6. 1908.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
schweitzer Nav Be Throuoh.

Outfielder Schweitzer. OF the
Browns, who has been out If the
game with a sprained ankle, may
never play again. The injury failed to
respond to the treatment received, and
II is reported that the affected foot
will be permanently stiff.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
Carriaan on Shelf.

Carrigan, of the Boston Americans,
has developed blood poisoning in the
left leg from spike wound. Gan.
creme has set in, and the limb is bad.
~ swollen He Will be out OF the game
for some time.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
Snaldinas Are BUSY.

The Spalding baseball team will
play Assumption college at Sandwich
on Saturday and on Sunday will cross
bats with the Delray Athletics at the
latter's grounds, Dix and Livernois.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
Redsox Get COLLEGE Pitcher.

President John l. Taylor, OF Bos.
ton. has closed terms with Pitcher
Ray w Collins. a university OF Yer.
mont pitcher, and he will join the
Boston team about the middle OF jun.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
SCANNING.


Yesterdays Results.
Rain everywhere.
Today's Games.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Phlllies at Chicago.
New York at st. LoulA
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING.

Yesterdays Results.
Detroit 5. Boston o.
Rain elsewhere.
Today's Gnmes.
Detroit at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
6t. Louis at New York
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
Quiet Bowling Tourney.

We are reliably informed that a
worlds championship bowling tourna-
ment is being played at Madison
Square Garden. If this report can be
confirmed some paper should print
something about the affair.-New
York Mail.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE.
STANDING.
Yesterday. Rr.nIt

Adrian & Lansing @
Kalamazoo ?. Battle Creek o.
Rain elsewhere.
Today's Games.
Bay City az Adrian
Flint at Saginaw
Lansing az Kalamazoo
Jackson at Battle Creek.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05

Two-base hits-wagner. Crawford,
Niles, Bush. Home run-Schmidt. HITS
of Morgan. j In innings; on Bur
cheu in 8 innings. Sacrifice hits
Donahue, O'Leary. stolen bases-Lord.
Stahi 2, Moriarty. Double plays-Niles.
Stshl and Donahue; Mullin. Killifer
8 Roston S. First base on balls-On
Morgan l. First base on errors-Bos-
ton /. Detroit 3. Hit by pitched ball
BY Morgan, O'Leary. Struck out-By
Morgan l. by Mullin Z. by Burchell /.
Wild pitches-Morgan ?. Mulln 2. Time
-2:lI. Umpires-O'Loughlin and KERN.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
Sunday Excursions-Grand Trunk
Railway System-sundsy, June 6.

Special Train 1880 a. m.
Advance sale. City Ticket Office, 1874
Woodwardave.
\. Telephone. ~. 20.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05

The fact that Mcconnell is still out
|fhe game as the result of an injury
lined in the Boston series here
tless still further aggravates the
Rfion In Beantown. Carrigan, too,
his home in Lewiston. Me-, with
Use Of g9pgrene, the result of
- wound. Whether the cut was
lined here in the famous Nor
~ episode or not, is not said. On
K occasion. however. Carrigan de.
~ while waiting in the club office
the mob to dispense, that he had
y injured in the least.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-01-01
Another Lincoln Story.

NV m friend, the late Judge A.
w. Hubbard, who represented IN congress
the northwestern third of Iowa during the
civil war, related to me the following
anecdote of President Lincoln which
seems especially characteristic and
worthy of preservation. Judge Hubbard
went to the White House to see the presi-
dent on some matter OF business and
found him occupied with a delegation
from Cleveland, o., so had to wait in the
ante room for their departure. AT Cleve-
land there were two factions of the re-
publican party, and as is apt to be the case
in families, the feud was bitter and con-
tention furious. Now there was a va
cancy I'm the postoffice there, and the
president had sent to the senate for post
master the name Of a prominent member
of one faction, and the nomination was
likely to come up soon for confirmation or
rejection. A delegation of leading men
In the opposing faction had FASTENED TO
Washington to ex~postulate and even de-
mand of Lincoln a withdrawal OF the
nomination, and the judge waiting In the
ante room could hear the noise of their
importunate demands. In course of time,
however, the delegation filed out through
the ante room, and the president following
Immediately after, hat in hand and that
expressive smile of sadness on hts face.
reached out his hand to the judge-an old
misunderstanding: Another bee-gum up
set, Hubbard, let's take q walk" Where
upon they went out to some office and
the Judges business was settled on the
way. Anyone who has seen q beehive up
set will see the point and appreciate tho
exclamation.