The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-29

4 Let nl MfpuniAeNn FNeAfAu1iueA 70 Ne
DeCtdrd tpSn tlaFNari Csmmease.
ment Gives EN-PPeslsient Chanee -
Meet the otheF l.eaders 40 Tsgstheg.
Rosrox. June - -Ths Hub began 20
.u.1 when Col Roosevelt bit town thi .
.nanoon. Politically B1sioa Is up IN
OBJ, tir; acldsmclllv the City Of culture
.- m edge.
hat Mr. Roosevelt clms up from
$ gamorc Hill 10 take part in the Harvard
mmencement. tomorrow has become
.. secondary importance. RsSlly he II
ar' on much more important business.
Nh lugh h. refused 90 discuss politics
to-day Il Is pretty well known that the
col mel u lacking forward 10 Conferences
". several big men.
Nr Roosevelt will he the guest u SEN
r... Henry Cabot Lodge just - soon a.
Do. IN break away from the festivities
.r ,fmbrdge. lie will remain az Nahani
with the senator until Friday. 30 he said
tonight, and that was all he would say.
% Is impossible TO get into touch with
R,ston's political lights regarding the
svp@rted conference. because the local
po.t'ttns have besn kept IN iEnorAnOs
~ The situation.
President Taft will he in Beverly Ia the
morning. however. and Gov. Hughes IL
syJ-cted early tomorrow Representative
Iangworth made apeech az SOmervills
tonight lie viii meet his strenuous
nther-in-aw in the Harvard yard
The motor car that has burned up thu
rn.d- between Oyster Bay and New York
stncp Col ROoseveltls return from the
jungle has been shipped by boat to PrOvi-
deuce, and will be az the ex-Presldent's
disposal tomorrow afternoon at swamp
scott. which is half way between Beverly
and Nrhant.
u Wss known in Oyster Bay before
Col Roosevelt left that he expec ted 10
nirct President Taft on this trip despite
The apparent ignorance Of that fact a.
significant Gov. Hughes has not said
o. word about his visit The meeting may
lake place 81 the half way station. swamp
scott.
There is another subject for thought
resides tho pressure that NAV BE- brought
70 hear on Gov Hughes to induce him TO
torSake the Federal supreme Court bench
for a third term at Albany. and that is
senator Lodges contest with Represent.
alive Butler Ames who saws he will
t~at Lodge for his place in the senate.
The conference will b. held Il 10 said.
ether tomorrow night or on Thursday.
For tho tina bring. az last tonight,
Theodore Roosevelt is simply a Harvard
graduate, class of 80. He travelled from
New York n Boston on the Ray Stats
limited to-day, and rode most OF the
way alone In compartment. The Colo
mel Tried hard n keep his identity q secret
when he passad through New York and
rr would have succeeded hut Tor an old
lsttsr carrier who had nominated Roose-
''i' for tn Assembly years ago The
sid man recognized the Colonel yelled.
and the crowds got wise.
s. h. stepped aboard the train the
eN-Presidsni spied g. r Lincoln. a vet
Gran condug tor NJ the road. and h. char
aCtsristicnlly hailed him Lincoln was
IN oha~gr Ut a train IN lsGs that got stuck
IN a snOWstorm on IL way from Albany
"a New York while Roosevelt was Gov
ernOr. Tho Colonel recalled the incident
and the conductor sWallsd up - that he
scarcely spoke % ordinary pes-engers
During part Of the journey Mr. ROO~e-
veh talked with Representative A. r.
Gardner ~ Massachusetts, and Lieut.
Dave Goodrich OF thu Rough Riders
They loft the train a. New Haven The
only other persons the Colonel received
eNo,pt few who pleasantly hreeSed
INTO the compartment unanDOunced we're
the newspaper men who accompanied
him.
He was feeling bully aud talked about
everything exoept politics.
When the train stopped at the Back
Ray station 4 small crowd chsered -Four
rurly Boston COPS showed their author
nv and helped tie Colonel 10 an automo-
nib He was greeted by Jerome u
Greens. secretary Of tho Harvard Cor
TordtiOn. aud y. NJ Wells, secretary OF
Inc Harvard Alumni Association This
PARTY went 10 the hOms Of President T.
Lawrence lowell where Cot Roosevelt
sren; the night
The ex-preadent missed the outing
With hi- class at the Hoosic Whisick Club
mis- afternoon because he arrived too
Iair Ne was very much on the job to-
night az the thirtieth year reunion dinner
10 The Algonquin Club. and be whOOped
o. up for Johnny Harvard with the beat
Of rm He made a short address
The class OF ~ carries on ito roster
a 'oW familiar names There are Robert
kaoon. Ambassador TO France; Josiah
Quincy. ex-MayoT Of Boston Robert Hals.
-ou 1T Edward Everett Hale. BILLY
,,a-ton the Democratic leader Ned
Brooks. Dick Trimhle and others.
Tomorrow Col Roosevelt a. president
NJ the Alumni Association will preside
over the meeting in sanders Theatre
he, also up for election a. overseer Of
fIe association. and the chances are
strong that he'll land the once.
r viii be Roosevelt alumnna, in the
fsy time. and Roosevelt. politician, az
nErf