New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
IlF1 IN PENOBSC0T BAY
ror Interferes with the Presi-
dents Programme.
CHEST OF MRS. LAUGHLlN
p,ckland in Gala Attire to Wei
come Chief Executive of
Nation To-day.

,,,a1s-6. Ale. Julv 2s-President Taft
.-s his yachting party spent to-day in
s.os,- Perobscot Bay. The scheduled
- 81 three hours at Dark Harbor and
~.,sero-o was cut 70 almost nothing on
-,,orrrt Of the delay by fog. and the May
soxe- soon continued on her way TO Rock
~, about eight miles above here, and
.-,-c-ed CT Negro Island Light. Coming
.x1o-s 2 little later and landing at the
S.uhe-r dock. the President. Mrs. Taft ard
20 others were driven in an automobile
s,s buckboards TO the summer home OF
w. = H Chatfeld. Of Cincinnati. at
ssspchannp Point. where they We're enter
rsined 81 luncheon
Sailing al 4 O'Clock this afternoon. the
xszaox-er again headed for Dark Hsrbor,
Tsjssboro. and anchored there for the
-irAr Mrs Thomas K. Laughlin. Of
p4-rsburs. q sister Of Mrs Taft. has been
sanding the summer at Dark Harbor, and
q vas 70 visit her that the trip there was
srrsnged-
Tomorrow morning the May7ower viii
come into Rockland Harbor. and Mr.. Taft
vii spend an hour in this city He VIII
te taken fer a fifty-Iningte automobile
-ide and viii make q Ien-Hainute speech
IN front OF the library. This VIII be the
Presidents last speaking engagement in
Maine and ne declared to-day he was just
as determined as ever to keep clear Of
ANYTHING that might be construed into a
political utterance-
TO Cruise in casco Bay.
Leaving here at noon tomorrow, the
sgvfover viii head directly for ,Casco
Psv and ~7ll cruise in those waters dur
Nv
Tat. rhougbt Ior = tine of visiting Port
lsnd Informally. bun he now has decided
6@enitelv not 10 20 ashore there AZ all The
President probably viii visit Portland late
II August. when the monument 70 Thomas
3 Reed Is unveiled
Z vas announced today from the May
flower mat President A T Hsdley Of Yale
rad not Vet determined whether he would
zcoepr the appointment rendered him by
President Taft IS chairman Of the comHls-
scr authorized By Congress 20 irvesUgate
the slbsec- and report some one effective
~-e-h1d DIX which t,e issue Of railroad Sc
cu-t-tes IN The future might be brought
r-rds- The supervision OF The In1erS1ete
Commerce Commission Nj Hadley vii
see President Taft soon after the latter's :
return - Beverly on Thursday # ne &C
Ce7rs the appointment. as the President
hores he Will. he and Nr- Taft viii take u
en5 decide the personnel OF the commits
s1or Pending z definite answer from Dr.
Hsdley. President Taft has decided on none
. r -1e other members Of the board, which
~ ls confident viii fnd way OF dealing
with rre complex question ot railroad
socks and bonds and thus putting stor
n -h= practice q va erine
tf- T@ft Fond OF Sailing Toas.
~ Taft came ashore ss usual to-day n
RS -achring costume Of white flannel
rrouzsrs. double breasted blue serge coat
81 white yachting cap. He has grown
tcn6 in the last week Of what ne calls his
sailor ucgE." although II was several days
teFore ne would wea- the cap He IRE
feed at first his gray Fedora then
switched 70 z Panama hat and at last
agreed % the cap. which he found 80 com
fora bic that ne wears II 70 the exclusion
C al other hea6gear.
TIE strained right ankle, although still
II haudaZez and causing some pain, was
-nuca better to-dav. The President tmpsd
-oriceativ as he left his barge st Gilbert
P.z- today bUt declared he would be al
--z-- again IN z day OF two. Surgeon
G-a~zo- % 1l-e aLavfower took tce same
view The long rest On the yacht yester-
Gay afternoon and last night did much
-~vzrd restoring the ankle 70 4 normal con
6--o--
Rocklsnd Is ga with fags and bunting
i- expectation Of tte Presidents visit TO
r-1--ow Ee viii - welcomed by 2 com
-1ircee headed by Mavor McIoon and ex-
Gcve--or William 7 Cobb NJ Cobb is
2 candidate 70 succeed Senator Hale. who
ms announced MS retirement