The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-20
BUSY TIMES FOR HARRISON.
Train Of Visitors All Day Leng-
oaay's Canfereace.

lSnttSAFoSfs. Dcr. fs-rhis ssarniug
trains tnon Chicsgc. - Ibnls. CInslnaasl
ard Cleveland troagAf rlAny Isyal fexsaa
veiersns 10 attend the banquet tonight
senator quay .scncsaraaset by Hsn. Jahn
C. New. Gen. Williams aa1 Col Rrsgsna.
drove o1t 20 Gen. uarrisou'S residence fkfs
morning. arriving AZ II o'cicck. sssa. Har
risaa anticipated she arrival q the ais,tn-
Ssished visstsrs. and cane cus into tie
hsiiW@y Ss they were announced. Here
be wss in,nOiueca BY Col New - Chair.
nan Quay. The famous men in silence
cordially grasped hands. and t,eD. Hsrri-
son ssleozaing the senator. led the way b
the lihrary. Aiser half sn hours general
conversation NessrS Willier~s ana Rrjfsnu
eaaelassea thclf call. leaviaE Chairman
2Bsv aud Col New cinseiesl With the
pFesidsn.-esccL QUAY vas the Eeuerals ;
guest ~ lunch. shortly after o elssck the
fennSy lvaoia senator returned - his hotel
and left i9s w&Shingtaa fais eyeazng
senator QUAY Doaid nat he intervss sgesi
on Political matters. A gentleman Who
accom- paeicsi senator oaay on hts visit %
tsr1- Hsrg7sals sSss there Nas nothing u0-
usual in the wcctiue between fheEs II :
explained BY 0ns of The Eruflesaen eoza-
REis;EE ssnasoc QuAy's party that The lat
importance ~ the public bat been issd -
telieye. of course they talked Pollfies
That = tol guay's b0siuess. But the idea
fhsf he came here to aid with important
suggestions and state secrets 8 all a n8is.
iske4-a mere newspaper theory faere s
20 doaat, eontiuled the SPEAKER, taai Cai
tssy is very much interested in seeing
fsuass lVsui& recognized, aud his eni3orsg-
nfsut - sus msu for cabinet Position
wsa.d have greaf weight, bar Qlay sia
net colr here with the tiea that ~ vas
% name = member Of ihe cabinet
tivu. Briifon, sitter hss couferrncs wish
thc prs sidant-eicct. said Gen. iisrrisoa had
no suggestion e. make regarding the in-
srgHFsl arrangements, Snd ltft the entire
matter 20 t1e cQa2tscc- firn Hri'ipn
states fhat the iUauElgzi via safrass aur
rreVfugs cvruf OF t1C kiuc 4 ready ar
ganEgrueH's have been usde f1F the en-
terfaimneut 81 shout 5000 uriple who
wih rome IN cveaulrcd oesiies- Tnis nEta-
hzr dpas NOT iucsn1C iudisiduais. lli sim
ply miiifare ana civic organizations Ther-
are ah-sut 0fOo milius aHd ll1to 81 lt go
mem he-s of eivic rFEae lEatiaus
6encral Harrison practically gave thc ems
tire dsy uP - rcc9iriue visitors Na suau-
r bad be concluded bis tax with senator
Quay alter lunch than the Loeal Legion
vlsttars teEaa 70 pour De- upon hin, Ah0ni
3 o'cieek thcv began calling 70 squads upua
General and Mrs. hgCrisuu. auf their spa.
etuRs naFiurs were Croaded until uishffnii
Amouz ths rrst 20 call upsaa General Har-
rlsou Wss ex President liAYes, aeosHsrs
bY his sons Webb and Hu,hcrturi. Tssy
received a very hearty welcome by General
Harrison. aud a. his request the eZ rrssi-
dent zrmaincd vita theE and received tho
veterans for half an hour or more. Mrs
Mckee. assisted hy Miss Miller. denE1fer
81 " II. IL Miller, served Tea aud cui,ce 90
the Eautirmtn IN the haek parieT. There
WAS no speech-nsklaE TOE reception was
~ tae most informal character ~
o'clocS the visitors bad nearly al departed
"a be pr seat a. a meeting ~ the f.aYsi te,
Eauiz4ilon of an Indiana cpFumau8srg.