The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-12
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SaN Nhogi I.srb'$ Visit To beverly

OYSTER BaN July II The unusual
slence that has surrounded Sycamore
HILL for the last few days will IT, broken
tomorrow on the ARRIVAL Of Gov Hughes
u tia. Governor fats To show up late IN the
afternoon th. hitch IN arrangements may
he. laid 20 some sudden and unsNI..cted
call which he has received. for IN" Colonel
Announc-d that the Governor would h.
her. without tail and the Governor has
also divulged his plans lie will remain
over night
Their. - nothing mvsts rIols about thus
much talked o: conference Neither col
Roosevelt nor Gov Hughes has mad..
Any Effort 10 keep the meeting secret
IL - known positively that they will talk
politics. making a -weeping survey OF the
state situation from one end 90 the other
since Mr. Roosevelt was turned down 10y
th. Legislator" az Albany on hls lndoT-.'-
usnt ~ the dIr,N't nominations hill he has
naturally t.-Come more Interested m the
prnpo-l ton than before The newspaper
criticism 81 hls editorial IA the Outlook
has tended TO max" hIm all the more keen
to have the Governor talk things over
with HIM
The vist ~ Collector Loeb Ia Beverly
Was discussed freely here TODAY Col.
Roosevelt had nothing TO Say publicly
concerning II. but It - generally believed
that the tolonel did not send Loeb out To
Burgess Point 60 patch up anything hs-
tween him and President Tart. for tn"
colonel ~ not IN the habit II working IA
that manner NJ matter ~ fact the
theory 81 a personal breach i.'t S'san the
President and the sN-pre-ld"nt has rs-an
exploded 80 Ear A. Oyster Ray goes
Just how far Gov Hughes and m"
Colonel will 60 IN their dIsCus-lnn of N"
stat. situation - ~ Cour-.. uncertain.
=
not gpug too far {" Sav that 'h.v vii
man ont \ pian 81 some sort - whip ~"
FaTu..- Wadswur'h -NoodTur cumhuA-
tIon m the Saratoga convention. ~n"r"
the chief tpOn" II contention will 10 fh'
direct nominations progran'n" Gov
HuRh,-'- attitude toward m" rnarhin.'
and ho--eS j. "l"Arlv defined Roosevelt
- an tor hughes
II - very unlikely that "l'her NJ ~"
.oufsvs.s ~ - gaWNr. WI will have
any statement 20 give our - morrow
ryh' Cpl R00-",-l' NAV ralL - tho
. ,,ayspausrrnaU. Nut that j. all Hs' has
r.rI-"d all along - commit himself On
any f.-ila .Nu.It 'Ne rir-Ct primaries
ur.-s ~" ti0v'rr0r 20 remain ~ stat.
politics instead - gning - IN" Srprer1"
our ar sr,ali
Ir-rr - no 'ouniation for tho talk
tn,t ~. ColrnoI vii take haud ~ ~"
I.s'a.afiy" gr4f' investigation m New
YOU Ue wight h'r ~. probably won't
Tr.ra are plenty rf things thai h. -.
RardA 80 ~ greater import li~' noN
and ~ which he must turn u h. would
h0Id ne. position mat. A." --' out 70 hold
IN. ,'at. tight and 'Ne Western rrip are
NV, i,.n' even for hun
VI Roosevelt ~iid 10 night that n. will
rna'pr io New NOrA m he morning 20 10
"a nif ~ .dirtng IN 'uo Dufi1oi oT'Ca Ne
ruadr an IrI,prnfnI'nf Wul on.. John
N.Isln pi Hir~uoud Hill who walked -
~ .,rnur,, UIit .. tell the Colonel ~ sor,a
LITTER ,.,,, ~. rr.'s ~. had whIl.. VOrking
~, the Panama I anal N..l-0r 80 Swsd..
Ne. LIT M Iob down there 10. -.tri be-
,,l-. u uoiIturtl influences WorkInR
ag.tn.' MIN ". hs- i...u to -" VIZ
Rr.,-...-lf . g"'si many tunes h.for"
80" colonel put m ih- day wrestling
witt rt- C'rr"- ppudsnC''. which gradually
i. reaching = condition allowing nun to
uInt'. II fairly well unless ~ hegIns ~
Incr.a-.. again In ~" AFTERNOON he
Ilay.sl Z few -.s's ~ 'auut~
n GOV Hugh"s csu Arraugr tp meet
th. ~ President ~ New \ ork Tomorrow
lr Will com" uack With ht- Np.t ~ tie.
Roosevelt iut rmpnii"
ALPASN. July - Gov Hughes l"Ti ~
so'rI1gk for New Work Ou tho uI.,lit bnat
arriving thsr' atsA " tomorrow The
GoN"-uor WI attend to pTIvit.. o., .tn..--
~ New YORK. to-nuTrow morning and IN
m" afternoon viii go 10 oyster Ray 10
remain over night