New-York tribune., 1909-08-24
ALDRICH TO VISIT TAFT
WILL DISCUSS MONETARI
REPORT THURSDAY.
President Ready and WHling TO Dc
fcnd Nc7c Tariff LaTu-CensuS
Supervisor Named.

Beverly Mass. Aug 23-The most important
occurrences here to-day were the announcement
that Frank 4. Nusguove. Of Hanover. would he
appointed Census Supervisor for New Hamp-
shire. the definite statement that there will he
no diplomatic changes until after Congress con-
yenes. the announcement of the expected arrival
on Thursday Of Senator Nelson W. Aldrich. of
Rhode Island. TO discuss the report Of the mon
etary commission. and the intimation that the
administration is prepared TO defend its record
on the recent tariff legislation.
The appointment Of MI Mussrove. who is the
editor of THE Hanover Gazette" is regarded as
conciatlng that faction Of the party in the
Granite State which IS opposed 10 George h.
Moses, who was recently made Minister 10
Greece. No other appointment was announced.
Ambassador Reid will see the President on
Friday.
Senator Aldrch will go over with me fresl-
dent and Secretary MacVeagh portion or the
renor, of the Monetary Commission. II is un-
derstood that the report IS in more complete
form than even the President expected. and il
IS possible that il will be ready hy the time SEN
ator Aldrich returns from his four weeks trip
TO Europe He will sail from New York on Sat
urday II IS probable that the Senate leader
will discuss also other financial matters with
the President and the Secretary Of the Treas
ury. hut no intimation was given to-day of the
nature Of such debate
II the Western opponents of the new tariff
hill expect silence from the President or re-
luctance his part 10 discuss it's provisions
they will be disappointed. The administration
is ready and willing 10 defend all the schedules.
CENSUS LIST NOT FILLED.
Returning 10 the census appointments. the
President has selected go supervisors and has
134 more 10 choose. lie hopes 10 find the most
Of them before he leaves here for the West.
well as the members Of the so-called foreign
tariff commission.
delegation from Dallas. Tex. composed OF
Mayor Hay. Judge J. NJ. Mccormick and Henry
d. Lindsay. reached Beverly Just after the
President had started for the Myopia links, and
were compelled to confer with Secretary Carpen-
ter. They asked that the stop in Dallas, which
Is scheduled for few hours in the evening. be
prolonged until the next morning in order that
the people might have a good view OF the Chief
Magistrate. The delegation found. however.
that even such brief delay would completely
upset the itinerary and could not be regarded as
advisable.
Agreeable outdoor recreations again occupied
the greater part of the Presidents time to-day
He defeated Rollo ogden. editor OF ''The New
York Evening POST in golf on the Myopia
course. up and 1 10 play.
This afternoon. after Captain Butt had spent
an hour in map studying. the Presidents auto
mobile sped out OF the long drive and started I'm
another exploration tour OF Northeastern Mas
sachusetts. This time Captain Butt knew the
road and brought the party back before dark
Yesterday the Presidents party was lost for a
couple OF hours in the highways and byways OF
Arlington. Cambridge and Somerville I'm an ef-
fort 10 follow the route of the British retreat
from Lexington. IL is scarcely twenty-five miles
in fairly straight Hne from Beverly 20 Lexing-
ton but the recorder on the Presidential auto
mobile marked eighty-four miles when il finally
stopped IN front OF the Taft cottage At p m.
after hve-hOur run.
Still. the President thoroughly enjoyed his
longest motor trip OF the summer and especially
his heeting glance AT the historic Common and
its silent minuteman sentinel. and some day he
hopes TO cross the bridge and visit Concord.
Mrs Taft's sister. Mrs. More. and her husband
Professor Louis More. returned 20 their summer
hone AZ Bidieford Pool Me. to-day During
her six weeks at the summer White House Mrs
More has watched and by CHEEKY word has
helped the convalescence of her sister and to-
day she left her IN almost rugged health. and
certainly in excellent spirits.