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STOCK MARKET
WITHOUT TRADE

NEW YORK, April Tt was
difficult to extract any broadly
sisnifcant conclusions from the
meager happenings in the stock
market today. Absolute idleness
is the only term to describe the
market at times. From / to
O'Clock only 5000 shares were
dealt in. There were numerous
intervals of five minutes or more
when not single transaction was
made on the floor of the stock eX-
change. The waiting attitude of
the speculation is pronounced.
one of the repressive facts, the
shadow Of a possible supreme
court decision in the American
tobacco case, looms to the pros
pect with each approach Of Mon
day.
The London speculation in rub
her shares is regarded with anX-
iety in all the worlds financial
centers and with a common con-
viction that collapse must ul-
timately result. Reports today
that the excitement in these
shares was spreading to the Paris
market added to the interest of
the subject.
Expectation that the March
statistics of the Copper produc-
ers' association may prove unfa-
vorable had a depressing infiu-
ence on the copper industrials.
Predictions of an increase in the
United States steel dividend per-
sisted, but were partly neutral
lied by the tone of reserve in the
reviews by the steel trade organs.
The threat of a strike on the
Delaware Lackawanna and West
ern received consideration, in
view of the wide prevalence of
labor disputes Western Union
I was depressed specifically by the
official announcement of a policy
of restriction of dividend dis
bursements for a policy of rein
vestment of earnings in improve
ments.
Bonds were irregular. Total
5 sales (par value), S1.S25 900.
5 United States bonds were un-
! changed on call.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, April Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, easy: No. , rye, T96SOc; feed
or mixing barley, 43@49c; fair to choice mating.
54M65c; haxseed. No. 1 southwestern 81 %. No.
/ northwestern 81 32; timothy seed so; clover,
$l2.50: mess pork per bbl. $24 2J@24.J0; lard.
per 100 lbs, S13 50: short ribs sides Cloose), SI3
013.3712; short clear sides (boxedl, $14M14 %.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearauces of wheat and flour were equal
to 12S. 600 bushels. Primary receipts 494.
600 bushels. compared with 211 900 the CORE
spending day a year ago. Estima ted receipts for
tomorrow: Wheat. 10 cars; corn, l12 cars; oats,
90 cars: hogs, { 600 head.
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK. April Flour quiet: receipts
29.32S barrels; shipments 1921 barrels.
Wheat-Spot easy. No. > red, 81 - nominal
e.. l. T.: No. l northern 81 2l@ f. o. b. opening
OF navigation. Wheat steady early short
covering, then cased OF under renewed liquida-
tion on favorable crop advces and easier cash
markets, but rallied later ON covering for the
government report, closing at I.c decline to 1ac
net advance May closed at $l20h, July at
l13A September at $t.O9& Receipts, IS, 500
bushels; shipments. 31.915 bushels
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Renns and seeds

Beans (per ctO-BayOs, S5.659j.s0; pea,
nominal; small white. 81. 4.5O614.S5; large white
So. T564: pink. $4.75a5; red. $65OG6.75; black
eye. S.. 6004.75: lima. S4.35d4. -: red Kidneys
$5@5.2j: cranberry beans S460@ 40; garvan-
zas, S2.5003.25; horse beans $2d225.
Seeds-BrOwn mustard. 4lac, yellow mustard
6Ac daXseed. &c. carload lots; canary, 80. G4c;
alfalfa. 161s617c; rape. 2612&4e; imported rape.
4G412s; timothy &c; hemp. SO s94c; millet, Sc
per lb.
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Foreign Futures
Northern Wheat Market

TACOMA. April 7-wheat: Milling Blue
stem, 81; club g3c. Export-Bluestem, nomi-
nal. 81 05Gi O6: club a5GD6c; red Russian. 93c.
SEATTLE. April fsz-Wheat: Milling quota
tions-Bluestem, s1.01 Aclub, 9,e; fife 91e: red
Russian, 95c Export-Bluestem, 9Sc; club,
94c: fife. 9ic; red Russian. 92c.
Yesterdays car receipts-Wheat II cars
oats. cars: barley cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND. April 7.-Wheat: Track prices
Club, 9619Tc; bluestem. S1d1.o2 red Russian,
eoc turkey red. 81: valley. 81.
Car receipts-Wheaf, Ii cars; oats, cars.
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Los Angeles Oil Exchange
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

LOS ANGELES, April THE oil stock mar
ket continued active today. There demand
for Associated oil American crude oil has
dropped from $1.15 to soc. The stock was of
fered at soc at the close with bid of 65c.
Cleveland oil also IS down slightly. Union
showed a gain of half point and was in de
msnd at $1,000. Oleum advancing today
virtually all of the trading being above 12c.
California Midway was above T4c, many sales
being made at 74lac.
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Nnrfhern Rnsinea.

PORTLAND. April 7.-clearinss, 81 .595, ,2o2;
balances $170.71p.
TACOMA. April 1.-Clesrings, $S42, ,S1T; bal
SEATTLE. April 7.-clearings, sl.714, ,sss,
SPOKANE. April 7.--clesrIngs. 1929. s.1s4; bal.
ances $50. .2T4.
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New York Curb Stocks
Boston Copper Stocks

BOSTON, April There seems TO be an alb
s0lute lack of interest In the market. To show
the apathy existing the report that the Area
dian had struck the Baltic lode, which in
normal times would have caused a to 10 point
advance in the stock, advanced it but points
The Anaconda copper mining company has
declared the usual quarterly dividend of soc a.
share. 1t is reported that negotiations are pend
ing for the acquisition Of the Clark copper min
ing properties in Montana by the Anaconda
copper company. which will have large
amount Of treasury stock left after payment
for the properties acquired in the Butte merger
The Clark Montana properties control pro-
duction Of about 10 200 900 pounds Of copper
year
The Following list is furnished by E. F. Hut
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CHICAGO. April Butter steady; cream
cries 26m3Ic; dairies 22d2Sc. Eggs steady :
receipts BOSS cases. at mark, cases included.
1Sd 3Oc frsts 21c; prime hrsts. DC Cheese
steady; daisies. 14d14Lc; twins. 13613 l2c.
Young Americas, 14G14lte; longhorns, 1Sla q
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Cheese-California fancy fats, 141ae per lb,
firm; do irsts, 14c, firm; do seconds, 131ac, hrm;
fancy Young Americas 16c, firm; do hrsts,
10 We, firm: fancy Oregon Young Americas, 2Oc
firm; do flats, 19c, firm; Oregon storage mats,
191ac, firm; New York fancy, zoe, hrm; Wis
consin singles, 19c firm.
Eggs-California fresh, per dozen, cases in
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Minneapo,,. Cr.in and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS. April T.--Wheat-Niay, SI.1IA
lllas July. sl.1f7s. Cash wheaiNo ~, hard
S1.12h f.13la No northern SILL 12H Lib; No.
. Sf.091a all: No, g, s1.05ls "a 1.O9la.
Corn--No 3 yellow. 49s4 a 5assc.
oats-No. 3 white. 3s7s M5esc.
Rye-No. ?. T0a 173%c.
Fiax-S2
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tabIished yesterday and on the three preceding
days on the floor of the dairy exchange Prices
in the street while governed by the exchange
quotations. generally range from &c to &c high
er, owing to the various charges TO be added;
RITTER PER POUND
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Portland Butter Marker
Potatoes, onions and VegetabIes

PORTLAND. April T.-Butter-City and couu-
try creamery, extras, Soc; fancy, 2S93Oc; store,
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Grain Market Still Weak and Dull
EgesHigher- --DairyPrOductsFirm
GeneraI NIerchandi~e

Hops-CaIifornia. Haze for crop Of 1909.
OregOns, 1TG22c per 10; crop OF 1910, 15917c
nor
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WALL STREET IDLE
NEARLY WHOLE DAY
Stock Traders Await Tobacco
Trust Decision, Which Seems
Like Shadow
London Speculation in Rubber
Shares Causes Apprehension
in Financial CeEters
Neu York stock List

L. T.. Hutton 4 Co. $40 California street,
members Of the New York stock exchange, fur
uish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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Eastern Livestock MARKET
CHICAGO

CHICAGO April 7.-Cattle-Receipts esti.
mated at 800. market steady; beeves, SS.6S@
SEQ: Texas steers, Sjd6.4O; western steers.
S5G6 90: stOckers and feeders, S3.gOd6-1O;
cows aud heifers. 50. soar; calves, sIGS.25.
HOgs-Receipts estimated at n,OO0; market
Zoe lower: light. $40 2OM1O.JO: mixed. $1O.25M
10. so: heavy. S103OG 10 Is; rough SlO3Od ~. 70:
good to choice heavy. $40 4O01O.65; pigs. SO
dIe 25: bulk OF sales. Sl0-4OMlO.oJ.
Sheep-RecelDts estimated at 5000; market
steady: native 81 5OdS; western. S5GS; year
IingS 81. 3OG 8 so; lambs. native, SI-6O9s.SOs
western SSd9.4O
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DRIED FRUITS

EvapOrated Apples-Steady; spot hrm; fancy
Zoe: choice. sd Size; prime, 694 GT12c; common
TO fair, 666iac- 49,
Prunes-Easy; California UP to 304Os, 25s n
9i4c: Oregon, J6L9c. -
Apric0ts-MOstly nominal; choice 1O17 a 11cs
extra choice 11M11lac; fancy. 12Q1219c.
Peaches-DuIl: choice. So H6@4c, extra choice
624 G7Lc; fancy. "a GTAc-
Raisins-Easy; loose muscatels. S% 6S%teE,
choice 10 fancy seeded 5062te; seedless, Se-eF
424c; London layers, $1.15@120-
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New York Prndncr

NEW YORK. April 7-Hops-Easy5 state,
common to choice. 1909. 25d2Sc; 1905, nominAlb
Pacific coast 1909, 25d 2Sc.
Hides-Firm. q
Petroleuul-Steady.
Sugar-Raw steady: MuscoVadO. 50 test. S.e6cs
centrifugal 90 test. 4-36c; molasses sugar, 50
test, 3. Sic. Refined steady.
COffee-Futures closed steady. net points
lower on April. but generally 5ff6 points higher
Sales $500 bags. Closing bids-Aprtl. 6.S5cs
Nav. soc: June, 6.7Oc; July 6-S0c; August.
September. October and November, 6SScs Dscsm-
ber 69Oc: January. 6-9Sc: February. 694c}
March, 6.96e. Spot quiet No. Z Rio, S37GSSscs
No. Santos 9i4c. Mild quiet; COrdOva, 91s@
12Lc-
Rutter-StrOng and unchanged.
Cheese-Steady and unchanged.
Eggs-Firuer; western storage selections
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SOUTH OMAHA
SoI-rrH OMAHA. Aprfl T.-Cattle-Rec

| SOUTH OMAHA April T.-Cattle-RecsfptS
| $500: market active. 1Oc higher native steers
/; steers Sc. 75M7 80: cows ard heifers. $500
/ so: campers 81 5OdS. rs; stockers and feed
ers So T50 = so: calves, S4.2JQS.2oi bulis stagSs
I etc. 81. 5OG5.S5.
| Hogs-Receipts ZOO: market 15c to zoe
| 10 90; light S10G1O25; pigs. s9@lO: bulk oe
sales S1O1O010.2O.
Sheep-Receipts. 800; market tOe 20 80
/ higher vearIiDgS sTT51S SO: wetherS. SI.S00
| s; ewes. s6T57T.75: lambs. ss75@9 90
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Other Grains


Wheat--The market continues sluggish with a
decline in California club. Buyers and sellers
are still apart.
California club 81 - "a ai.T7ls; sonora 81 1.S7N
M2 Propo and white Australian. S1.90n1 %
Northern wheat-Club, $1.721A a1.75; Russian
red, $LT0@1.12h; turkey red, S1.12h @1.771a; ;
bluestem. $1s0@1.s5.
FUTURES
10 a. Session
No quotations
Barley--The market continued at yester-
day, with buyers ayerse TO touching it, fearing
further decline. There vase sale of $50
sacks of No. feed at S1.20. Lower prices ruled
for the cash grain.
CASH BARLEY
No. 1 feed S120d1. 25; on grades, S1.15@
11711 per ctl; brewing, $1.271a a 1.30; shipping
lots, $1.25G1.27h; cheValier, nominal
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
Open. High. Low. Close.
December liz 11315 1.I2 Il3a
p. m. Session
Open. High. Low. Close.
May ........ II 1.17I3 LII III
December -. LA 1.15 LA Liz
Oats-Reds had a further decline yesterday.
The market continues neglected.
Reds. ST. 3Tl2ML471a; blacks. nominal gray.
81 1:41aQ1.55 white, $1.47I5 G1.55 per ctl for
fair to No /.
Corn-Manchuran small yellow is quoted at
81 go per Genital in sacks; California small round
yellow, 81. 6o@ 1.65: white, 81 90 large yellow.
Sl6Od 1.6J; western states yellow. in bulk, San
Francisco track, $1.Jod1.52h; white, S1.521a "a
1.55; mixed, $1.50m1.5l; white Egyptian,
81. .55@1 80; brown do. 81 40@1.471s per ctl
Rye-Utah and California. 50 per ctl.
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Do lst & ref As. % Is
'U s Rubber 6s. ..l02 2
III $ Steel I'd 5s. .l04 X
Va Car Chem IS. % is
Wabash 1St js l09
Do lst & ext IS 1ls
{ Western Md Is. 81 2
4 Westing FL cv 5s. IS
Wis Central As. 93 4
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KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY, April 1--Cattie-Rseelp Pts
5000; market steady; native steers, SSgs.S0i
ers 81 2506. 70: bulls. S5.JOQ5.I 70; calves S412
80: western steers S5.50GS-1O; western cows,
S496.2J- .,--.
Hogs-Receipts. 500; market 10c 10 15c lower:
bulk OF sales, $1O.2Od1O.4O; heavy, Sl9:4eq1
10 so: packers and butchers, SlO.5O4lO-4oi
light SiO.1O61O.25; pigs. S9d9-5O-
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; market weak, nut
wethers and yearlinCs So. .JO6lS IS; fed vssteruN
05mT
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Horses and Mules

The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers' Journal:
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Mining stacks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
CnNSTnCKc
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

THURSDAY. April 1880 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask Bid Ask
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-18

SaVagely COrner-SO1neth1ng L nad never done 10
Dickens beforehand turned in.
HE who sleeps, dines'!" l muttered.
WAS awakened in the morning by the breakfast bell:
1 1t wasn't bell; it was gong. Never yet had l
heard so loud and so persistent call to meals Who
catered to that shp company seemed determined
to let no one escape l rolled again and tried to
sleep. My only game to kill all the time possible
If l could only sleep all the way to New York. Who
ever it was who said that He who sleeps dimes did
not tell the whole truth If you don't dine, you can't
sleep.
got up dressed with leisure and care than 1
had ever before bestowed on my outward trappings,
and went deck. We had now cleared the gulf and
were topping the long swels of the Atlantic. Off to
leeward school of porpoises ganboling the
green could not help the thought, although smiled
at it, If only had hook and lne!" do not know
whether porposes caught with line or net,
whether if caught they fit to eat but just then
l would have taken a chance the strangest monster
that wallowed in mud or any other kind OF mud.
One of the Stewards plump and pudding faced chap,
hove to alongside and cheerfuly remarked, Haven't
you been to breakfast, sir"
My first impulse was to invite him to place where
they do not sail ships my second to plead seasckness;
but instead l sprung on him. Il don't eat
the food you prepare boa d. Oh that your grub
isn't all to the mustard, fastened to add seeing his
look of injured establishment; but am experiment
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for a medical society. | am
living on sea air alone for a
week to test its toxic proper
ties. We have a theory that
a certain brand Of air contains
more nutriment than beef and
potatoes or even pie" |
waved a hand seward. You
have an excellent quality of
air around here. Quite a
piquant flavor to it. Is it
always as good as this? |
intend to bottle some of it for
use when l reach port"
The steward gave me a
searching look, stammered
something l did not catch,
and rolled on his way forward.
/ wondered if he would tell
the Captain that l was dan
gerous and ought to be put in
irons. In that event they
would have to feed me with
something.
BY this time many of my
fellow passengers were on
deck. Some of them were
breathing in the beauties of
the sun kissed day and others
were breathing overheard the
substantialities of the break
fast room. The latter had no
use for food. 1t was, no doubt,
the first and only time when
one envied seasickness in an
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A HARD LUCK STORY
By Gym Bag1ey

limit will have run out before I'm going
back. It's yours, old man, and welcome.
1t will save you the price, and you might
as well have it. 1t will only be wasted if
somebody doesn't use it,
He pressed the ticket upon me. 1t was
like mama from the skies, although l
overlooked one bet which did not occur
to me until afterWard.
THE boat pulled out of the Mississippi
late that afternoon, just as the kitchen
crew were making ready for dinner. Then
the bet had overlooked hit me with, liter
ally, sinking at the stomach. | did not
have a cent And | was hungry enough to
eat angel cake made by bride. There was
no theory about this condition that con-
fronted me- 1t was no particular hardship
for me to skip a meal,-l had skipped
many,-but here was with almost a weeks
voyage before me and nothing with which
to line my internal economy except water,
that was free, and worse still, nothing
to smoke l had heard of folk fasting as
a health fad or on a bet; but l was too
young and full of easily digested life to
gather any nourishment from that.
The sounds of revelry from the dining
saloon smote unpleasantly on my ear.
made a quick dive into my stateroom.
There l spread out one of my grips and
took up book to read. 1t was 1.-The Old
Curiosity Shop" Iopened it at random
where Kit and his mother and the baby
are eating themselves to death. You can
hardly open Dickens anywhere and not
find somebody eating. | threw the book
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MANUSCRIPT reading follows found lying
his sdden and enarre or somewhere in
South Africa. When asked Maxwell his closest init
Maxwell hinted at Ouevedos characteristic Difference
where an heiress concerned.
A HARD luck story, to obtain audience, par
~ ticularly among ones friends, must be told in
u the past tense and the narrator be in position
to act host and have his listeners for guests Then
while he is buying and they absorbing he al
ways flavor the appreciation with the hard luck that
is past.
and not catching up with them-and l was broke. l
did not know anyone in the town. that is, anyone from
whom could make touch Nor would it have lifted
my fallen fortunes the fraction of inch had belonged
to the same lodge as the Mayor and Common Council
and all the bank presidents; for was crowded with
trait of character that completely dominated
otherwise l had been told-sunny and engaging
personality l was obsessed by courtesy that always
made the feelings of Others my first consideration. That
trait prevented me from asking a favor; which,
no doubt was the reason my friends credited me with
a sunny disposition l had mans share of courage
there nothing timid in my make up where stood
equality with Others; but l never first
through doorway, could l stand the ground
and pull ladder from under another who roosting
the top. Should ever reach the gates of heaven
shall not get in if have to disturb Saint Peter by
knocking.
This somewhat long wnded personal analysis is neces
sary to an understanding of why so helpless in
the emergency that followed my going broke in New
Orleans.
I WAS squared up at my hotel and had good enough
'front.' but of ready cash was clean as vacuum.
My last dime had tipped the waiter after fteen-cent
meal. and was doing some hard thinking Canal-st
If could only get back to New York should
be all right l had resources there which would take
of me. But it was long walk and much longer
SWIM and, while stout of leg and good SWIM
neither of these methods of transportation carried
any joy scenery with it. My medtaons were suddenly
Jared by slam the back.
Hello, DO! How about your"
Turning, l took Maxwes outstretched hand and re-
piled, Il don't know yet. The jury is still out"
Bad as that? Got anything good for to-day"
No, nor for tomorrow, next day. I'm done
with the horses. They're too slow for me. Just now
I'm headed for New York.
why the meeting isn't half over"
Its over for me-.
Something in my tone must have aroused his sus-
picons. You're not broke are your"
grinned. Il was just debating when you up
whether to 60 north by special train charter
yacht
His suspicious were confirmed What are you do
ing, kidding yourself? Listen here! I've got a
first class ticket the boat to New York" l raised
hand in faint protest. Il can't use it. Its time
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mur1nuIeQ tnaC l naQ
known what it was-sometime
ago. And there was a Charley!
Somehow the knowledge of
Charley acted as a counter
irritant to the vacuum inside
me.
Charley has his failings,"
rippled on the symphony;
but he's a dear. His one
absorbing passion is the max
ing of welsh rabbits. When
you meet him, he'll insist on
making you one. But take
warning from a victim. Tell
him your physician has posi-
lively forbidden you to eat
cheese. It's the only escape.
That's the only excuse Char
ley will accept
Here my feelings toward
Charley underwent some
modification.
WHEN l tunbled out of
" my berth late the next
day, l stood up tentatively.
| was not quite sure that my
legs would carry me; but
did not feel any perceptible
weakness. In fact, l was not
so hungry as l had been. l
was becoming acclimated to
the situation. as it were; al
though, had it come my way,
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
POTOMACS sign
MIDDIES' COACH
Dick GlendOn Succeeds Pat
Dempsey at Local Club.


Dick Glendon. one Of the foremost
coaches In the country. has been selected
to coach the Potomac Boat Club crews,
succeeding Pat" Dempsey, who has re-
signed.
Glendon begins HIS duties at once
Dempsey resigned TO go to Ocean City,
Nd. where he conducts a hotel In Sc
curing Glendon. the Potomac Boat Club
has one OF the ablest oarsmen and
coaches in the country.
For the last five years Glendon has
been coaching the Annapolis crews and
has met with marked success. He re-
Gently renewed his contract with the
Naval Academy authorities. and VIII have
charge at the Navy boat houses next
year
His connections with the Potomac Boat
Club Will in no way interfere with his
position at the Naval Academy. He will
retain both positions, and II is expected
will give Neutrality-suspicious. a crew that
may stand well with his Navy crew. A
race between these two crews under the
same coach is not improbable.
Glendon is forty-five years old. He
was prominent member OF the Boston
Athletic Club twenty years ago and was
regarded as one OF the greatest oarsmen
Of his day. He gave up rowing fifteen
years ago and has been engaged at sew
eral colleges since in the capacity Of
coach.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30

Thomas makes pretentlons at being the
shanley's Of Nevada, and they are pretty
good pretentions In so far as the price
marks carry. IN the main room OF
Thomas there are two large tables which
are invariably reserved for the divorces.
The walters speak OF these tables as
THE widows corner"
No man sits at the tables except by
invitation, and such is the quality of
Reno humor that It must be what Jack
London. the blood and bones writer, who
is now on the ground, would call an
"Abysmal brute" that would dare TO sit
in the Widows corner" under the eyes
Of all the rest OF Thomas Several in
teresting little friendships are now In
progress that have had recent incep-
ton in Thomas"
One OF the Eastern newspaper men who
knows Jack London's meter. just TO
give Mr.. London another little bit OF
publicity this morning composed and
published on the hotel bulletin board
what he labeled as the last sentence in
the description of the fight which London
viii write. provided Jeffries wins. It
was this:
"And the shaggy cave man returned TO
his rocky lair with the bone"