New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-02
Mr.. TAFT AUTO SPEEOER
Leads Police and Newspaper
Machines in Long Chase.
THROUGH PITTSBURG PARKS
President Expresses Warm Ap-
probation of Mr.. Hughes ane
Euiagizes Him.

Iuralo. spent the day quietly at the home
o. Ms Stvler-tn-inn Mrs, Thomas IA
i.zuEillil.-
The Fresfder. yea ched here shortly aites
: o'clock :his morning. ard with hlm WAS
gecretar. of State Philander Chase KNOX
whose official dignity drops from MS
oulders upon his arrival within the ton
Enes Of Allegheny County as he Ereets the
oidtinle ssiuta1ions Of Hello, Phi! no"
arc YOU, MI Knox" and other greetings
" his home folk with the enthusiasm
worthy OF en- OLD home week
Mayor William A AIagee. at the head OF
= committee OF the Americas Club, met the
Presidents train at East Liberty, an outly-
;n- city station, and after greetings MI
Taft was driven the 1auEhlin residence.
As the car bearing the President chueeeu
,,n the drive Two fia1en heads leaned eN-
citedlv from a front windo~, and arms
that were Enclosed IL the sleeves OF little
cizb.ies waived in the cool morning air.
While shouts Of Uncle Bill! Uncle blll-
attracted Tho attention Of nation head
They we're the children of Mrs lAanghiin'
sDd 1hez wanted 10 get q peep at theH
Uncle BILL
Uncle Bill Jld not get an opportunity
- return their sslutes. for nurse ore"
tl,nn both from the window, much 10 llell
disgust.
when tho President gas riding from the
e.ati,n vra ctioalfy the first advertising sls Il
nth which he VAS confronted was on the
front of q streetcaT.
eco see Taft il read in letters foot
h,e-b and in smaller letters followed III
Ehe asll game.
We'll that Is very near The limit the
President Is reported 10 have said aftei
-cadipg the sign, when they advertise the
-rnEidpn1 Is the chief attraction at Dali
came
Ia, a. .ha President left the automobile
70 enter the I-aughlin mansion there was an
r,,nlosion. Mr.. Taft never turned hair
b,,+ +be nolIre and Secret Service men
Iur,7ned in The air They broke all RECORDS
in high jumping and did ali sorts Of con
rortions. The explosion was caused by
z-.-pI,lS OF gas in the police automobile
About this time congressman James
francis Burke reached the Lduslin resi-
deuoe but was held up for some time until
tbs Secret Service people could inquire what
vas in the small package he had under his
arm.
President Spceder,
President Taft attended the Unitarian
church. Later in the morning and during
rlr ride through the city parks He
crossed and recrossed the Allegheny River.
climbed the hills of the North Side and
rluuced into the valleys beyond, all the
,,lilc al 4 rate Of speed that the convoy
M machines If the police and Secret Ser
rice were unabie 10 maintain.
II the conclusion Of the ride, which COW
rcd between fifty and sixty miles the
President LOCKED sn1ilingiy over the dust
covered conveys and their passengers
While Captain Archibald But; helped Mrs
- lauEl1lin from the motor car The Presi-
cents smile broke into a good laugh as
-Illo machines Of the police and newspaper
men drew I'D. painting and wheeling as il
~ automobiling President was as hard 10
follow fifty miles as one that takes ninety
on horseback
The Presidents ear was a sIX-cyllnder,
70 horsepower affair. yet the chauffeur de-
cared that twenty-five miles had been his
maximum. but he looked over the hills
nhcn he said II. and the efauffeurs OF the
ccnyoyinE cars declared his indicator must
have been oHerheated.
Programme for To-day.
The President tomorrow will attend the
annual Founders DAY ceremonies of the
Carnegie Institute, which celebrates the
dedication Of the es.ppoeo bcnefaction Of
pfr Carnegie. These ceremonies are at
1870 O'Clock in the morning. Previous 10
:hat hour he viii formally open tie four
tecnth annual international art exposition
in the institute. an exhibition Of paintings
tat has been termed the Salon of America
by Sir Alfred East. Of England. In the
evening he VIII speak az the dinner given
by the Americas Club
In the afternoon the President will at
trud the game between the Chicago and
Pttsburs ball teams This game was es-
uccially arranged so the President could
attend. when il was learned that he would
be here 10 attend the Carnegie Founders
Day celebration. Forbes Field the President
hss never seen, and elaborate arrangements
have been made for the comfort Of the
Presidential party. A special section has
been arranged IN the midst OF the fans
where the President declares he likes 10
sit. and every precaution has been taken
Tor comfort.
i was on last Memorial Day, May So.
tat the President saw the same teams
Hay in PittsbUrg. Then old Exposition
Park was the scene Of battle At that
time Secretary Of state P = Knox
,barles 2 Taft the Presidents brother
.ud President Arthur T IIadley of Yale
University were " 18th the President at the
game and while the President rooted
throughout the eleven-inning game and
~ss capti.ated h. ''Iorus' Wagner. Pitts
eurz's bc--legged shortstoP. it was wills
ssred about that several wagers we're
-7sde in tle vicinity Of tile Presidential
i.s-ty For this reason il IS expected that
revense viii nc sought II :he ssme local
IT. On the result 81 tomorrow game.
Professor Willis L. Moore, chief of the
Weather Bureau. IS here. too and T q
rains Moore viii be held responsible.
Presidents Talk on Hughes.
The President to-day discussed the ap-
roirtr7enr Of Governor Charles l.. Hughes
- the bench Of the Supreme Court of the
rIrec States and expressed his satisfac-
--eif and pleasure in re acceptance Of his
shcice
Tho manner IN which his tribute 20 the
C,s-error vas received. as Well a. his re
l,'-- % criticisms Of the possible attitude
r r.. Governor on the income AK amend
--e~-. and thei- reception BY the repre-
een5atirc business men Of Buffalo last