The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-20
BEVERLY NAY SPEAK SOON
DOUBTED ~ RO0SEIELT BREAk
Can LONG NIX IGNORED.

Those Near the prestdeof Think the Col
oaeI Was Misinformed - to TAu's At
IIiude Tow ara New York C0nN ton
Slater silence % ''OufioOk" once.
BEvEhLY. Mass. Aug. Is.-It appears
doubtful tonight IL The Administration
advisers can much longer refrain from
some expression on the reported break
between Col. Roosevelt and President
Taft
So far tho Executive ofhcss have re-
fused absolutely 70 discuss the reported
break and the President has nothing TO
saw.
IL - known. however. that in some
quarters the reports from Oyster Rav
ara regarded a. a tribe overdrawn. II
IL said that Il there has been any break
the Colonel has made u not because he
has decided 90 oppose the President but
because he - opposed 10 Vice President
sherman and other New York leaders
u the Old guard
The fact that Mr. sherman. Timothy
L. Woodruff. William Barnes Jr aud
others who aligned themselves against
Mr. Roosevelt at the meeting 81 the New
York Republican commute. after seeing
the President ~ understood here TO show
that the Colonel is fighting them in New
York Affairs and that - all.
n The Colonel got the idea that the
President sided IN with these New York
leaders against him Beverly does not
believe he will keep that idea long
u became known here tonight IN at
LLOYD e Grisconl. president 81 the New
York county COMMITTEES. IL coming to
Beverly in the near future Collector
William Loeb Jr.. ~ ay he a guest shortly.
and Representative Nicholas Longworfh.
who 10 scheduled 20 appear AZ Oyster
Bay tomorrow. NAV come back To Beverly
next week
The President. IL 10 known. has con
suited or will consult within q short time
with other men who are Close 70 him and
70 Col Roosevelt In III. meantime
he IL saying nothing. but u would not
surprise politicians here II a plain state
ment from the former President explain
ing his attiuI de in his own Language
were forthcoming
Mr. Roosevelt didn't talk much politics
yesterday
AZ 70 the break between himself and
President Taft he was silent
A. to his going 10 the stat. convention
next month. Mr. Roosevelt has not made
up his mind and IL not likely TO for some
time When asked II he a 90 he wondered
whether the committees action on Tues
day should be considered a. an invita-
ton
Notwit hstanding the Colonels attitude
in public II il known that II he finds thai
he must attend the convention to satisfy
his friends here and in Nassau county
he will he there But he does not want
10 10. because he does not care 10 buck
be Administrst ION vet and his appearance
In Saratoga would mean that very thing
Ia the afternoon Mr. Roosevelt WAS
clossfsd in his once With John r. Hill.
chairman ~ the Republican national
lie would say nothing "
he conference They just talked politics
Mr. Hnl slipped out BY the eide door
and nobody saw him
The coming Wait Of the Colonies son
n-law Congressman Nicholas Long
" orth. has aroused a great deal Of interest
IN political circles Mr. Longworth IL
expected ., Sycamore Hill this after
noon or to-night He viii have q lot |
10 tell the Colonel. aud on the other hand |
he Colonel gill have much To tell him
1Opgworth has b@en in almost daily |
With PTssident Taft az Bev- |
srly He was there when the news Of |
he break got TO Burgess Point through |
the newspapers. although IL may have /
oeen known before u got 20 the public
Mr Roosevelt refused 10 say anything /
after his chat with Congressman Hamilton
Fish yesterday. Before he left for the Hill |
lsst evening the Colonel doubted very
much whether there would be anything
10 give ont concerning the talk with Mr.
I.ongworh He - interested Ia the re-
81 Uncle Zoe Cannon by his
.on in-law
Mr. Tongworth will probably STAY at
Hin till Tu--day the Colonel
bought II any other visitors 90 down
o OYSTER Hay they will not stay long
The next political pronouncement that
W. Roosevelt makes will be ia his speeches
"a the West