The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-20

fIailOn nome 81 thS acts OI the ait
tdrnin,siration supposed 20 he sore points
~'wr-n Nlr Taft and Mr. Roosevelt was
.len'ioned The suhiec omitted in
.iudad ~ course tho Rllhnger case
plnchot = dismissal the Presidents treat
lent ~ James Il Garfield and other
administration matters In short. So
,ar - the personal relations Of Mr. Taft
M Col Roosevelt are concerned they
"ruain n u believed. practically on the
anne basis - they were before the con-
lerence
col Roosevelt came to get MIR Taft's
id IN the New York State situation and
NIr Taft sat pat That sums up IN"
.ltuation
The meeting between Mr. Taft and Col
,,oosevelt Vas arranged az the -oliCltRtiu ION
I Mr. GrisCom and Mr. Barnard They
'elephonsd Ia Charles -. Norton. scCre-
'ary TO the President. ~ South Glaston-
Jury. Conn. on saturday asking that an
appointment be- made 10y which Mr.
Roosevelt might hold q conference with
The President while he WAS IN New Haven.
The President replied that he would
- glad To meet Mr. Roosevelt and -ald
hat he planned to lunch with President
HAdley % Yale after the Vale Corporation
meeting. President Hadlny was advised
Il this and accordingly invited the Pres-
dent. Col Roosevelt. Otto Barnard. Lloyd
e.. Griscom and Secretary Norton u take
luncheon together
President Hadley's house was dis
TAntled and he arranged To have the
distinguished company meet AT the home
q Henry &. White. a Yale 81 man and a
Leishbor and friend e President Hadley.
RooSENELr's EXCI1INu rRIr
Col Roosevelt left Oyster Ray in the
morning in q twertv-Sev"n mile an hour
motor boat owred 10y Mr. Dodge. friend
Z MIR GrisCnm. The boat was light and
IN her run across the Sound shc cnCount-
r-ed heavy swell which sent the spray
tying over the Colonel almost 10y IN"
uucke,ful
The going was rough that u Afforded
4 rniRhty exciting n not perilous trip
Tor the Colonel A. the boat was fighting
- way just outside Col. Roosevelt and
Nr. Dodge expressed doubt Of her being
Gble 20 make NorwRlk
We'll che might and she mightut.-
vas the reply OF the captain a. related
~ Col Roosevelt To Mr. TAFT later
Col. Roosevelt had intended to land
from the motor boat at Bridgeport, but
he doubts 81 the capita IN whei her he
'ould make much haadwav against IN"
ga led the Colonel TO put in AZ stamford
There Mr. Roosevelt and Mr. Dodge
nired an automobile. and telephoning to
MIR Whites house IN New Hav"u ~ the
change IN plans started for Fairfield. .
where Mr.. Roosevelt expected To pick up
tlr Griscom.
The Colonel had trouble IN finding
Mr. Griscom's house When he got there
"a took Mr. and Mrs. GriScom m his auto
mobile and started on tho last lap for New
iRven But has troubles wer" not over.
, tir" blew put and there was another
lelay In the meantime" ia" other guests,
ncluding the President had been waiting
OF thu Roosevelt parry II Mr. Whites
house. They finally telephoned IN STAN
ord and finding that the "E-Pr~sid"nt
lld left for New Haven an hour or ~
uefora, concluded h" had had a bronx
down
The PARTY accordingly sat down 10
luncheon without Mr. Roosevelt and
Mr. Griscom. but the Roosevelt machine
-olled m hafore IN" others had b..en AT
p ne table long Mr. Roosevelt showed
The effects IT tho experience he had had
n the motor boat and IA the automobile.
lie was vet and very dusty He was
ne met Mr. Taft for the second time since
ne returned from his "Trip Ia Africa. Al
he luncheon besides the President and
Col Roosevelt we're President Hadlay
Mr. Gri-com Mr. Blanchard. Secretary
Norton and Mr. White The con ference
IN regard 10 the N-w ork Stat. situation
began Immediately after the luncheon
and was "a r. icipa'ed IN by cot Roosevelt
Mr. Tar. MIR GrIscom. Mr. Barnard and
Secretary Norton.
JOY ASH GLOOM
II was shortly after % clock whom Pres
dent Taft left Mr.. Whites house smiling
and climbed into his automobile Mr.
- N..lH 81.
later looking very softer President Taft
invited him into hi- automobile and to-
sethsr they started Tor IN" railroad station
The crowd on the streets wsr" very quick
~ sae the President. for they we're on the
pokOut Tor him. They wer" slower
however. Ia recognize Mr. Roosevelt with
ms dust stained black t"'ior hat Some
low-v"r. spotted hIm and added To- the
Taft cheers C'ies % Their" g"''- Teddy .
too
That automobile made mighty in
'ere~tlng picture for those who really
Understood who the occupants we'e and .
something Il the meaning 81 their being
.OggthsT.
President Taft. waarrrr black six ,
nat and plain black ovrr"ott. -at on I
NJ right 81 III" rear cent and Nj Eo1.". 4
,"it on his .-fl II was rotID"tbi" that
he Olonei SIM led Orras lpnIliy - ia" I
rowd Cha"rnd for Tn. aud always I
fled his hat IN aCknoW l"dgfu"nt 81 thu
sreeiIug-
tn. run 20 the station took only about
I've minute, Mr. Taft. however was
hree minutes late and th" train had b"rn
leld up for him A. ia" two familiar :
iRtIres cam" through the station doorway ,
here was a cry 81 surpri-" from the !
'rowd Apparently recent current events {
we're too wildly fixed IN their minds Z
% harmonic the scene that was being
acted before them 7
The passengers IN the train coaches Z
v they caught a glimpse Of the two men
Jumped 20 their fees and RED 20 tumble
Jut Of the windows 10 make sure that Q
heir eyes wern deceivInR them They /
'heered for the President FIRST and then r
lor 7 r. Mr. Taft and Col Roo-evelt b
topped 4 second or two on the platform !
o shake hands and then the President d
inferred his car and retired Immediately u
o hIs staieroom tDl Roosevelt re- =
NAMED standing on N" platform until y
he train mad pulled Out There was NJ
demonstration other than cTaulng - O
lsrks a
Col Roosevelt lef' New Haven with
ir and Mr.. GTiscom soon after the Taft
rain had left Mr. Bannard boa ried the
Taft car "a did also Attorney General