Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-13
News by Telegraph
FROM ALL QUARTERS.
THEPRESIDENf'S OUTING.
A Large Party Entertained
BY Senator Hale.
THE WALKER MURDER CASE.
Discovery Of A Remarkable
Cave In Colorado.
SLAVIk CHALLENGES SULLIVAN.
The Liris Wins The Mar
tha's Vineyard Cup.
SLAvIR CHALLENGES SULLIVAN.
THE pREsIpENT,s OUTING.


Senator Hale Entertains Large
Party-Residents Of Ellsworth Turn
Out In Largo Numbers at the PROSE-
dents Reception In Hancock Hall
A Reception Will be Given Thursday
in Concord.
ELLSWORTH, Me-, August 12.-President
Harrison, Secretary of State Blaine, Score
tary Tracy, of the Navy, and Mrs. Wilmer
ding, Private Secretary Halford, M. and
Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge, Walker Blaine,
Mics Blaine, Lieutenant and Mrs. Mason,
Major and Mrs. Auliok Palmer, Charles T.
Howe, Mr.. and Miss Gurnee and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay are guests of Senator Hale, with
whom they will dine to-day and stop over
night. A ride over the country will consti-
tute the principal feature Of the days enjoy
ment.
Those of the party who will return to Bar
Harbor after lunch this afternoon include
Mr.. and Mrs. Aulick Palmer, Mr.. Augustus
Jay, Mrs. Charles Howe, MIR. A. s. Gurnee
and Lieutenant and Mrs. Mason.
After lunching with Senator Hale the
President was entertained in the house or
strolled through the handsome grounds until
Blaine and Tracy and other members of his
party, he was driven to Hancock Hall where
a reception was held. This was the first
formal popular reception which he has given
since leaving Boston on Wednesday, and the
people of Ellsworth turned out in large num-
bers to greet him. The President stood upon
raised platform in front of tbs stage, and
after an Introduction to the committee who
had managed the affair, shook hands with
klaxr hofa hi m
many Of them being introduced by
Mayor Allen and Judge Wisewell.
After shaking hands with the President
the people greeted the other dignitaries in the
presidential party. In all the reception occu-
pied fully an hour. The reception was pop
ular in the fullest sense of the word, and at
its close people gathered on the sidewalk in
front of the hall and oheered the President
and party as they were driven away.
This evening there is quiet dinner party
at Senator Hale's. It includes in addition to
the visitors from Bar Harbor Judge and Mrs.
Amory, Judge and Mrs. Wisewell and Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon Cummings. The weather
to day has been of the best that the President
has seen in New England. Tomorrow Pres.
ident Harrison and accompanying party will
leave about II O'Clock, and will reach Bal
Harbor in time for O'Clock luncheon with
Mr.. w. B. Howard at Mossley Hall. Eight
cen plates will be laid. In the afternoon
the driving floral parade will be wit
messed and later the President will dine with
Mr.. Guerne. The progra name for the rest Of
the week is also determi ned upon. Wednes'
day start from Bar Harbor will be made
early in the morning. Bath will be reached
in time to allow luncheon with Mr.. Arthur
Sewell and for inspecting the shipping, an6
the journey will afterwards be continued t.
Manchester, N. H., where the President ii
to be the guest of ex- Governor Cheney fol
the night. Thursday q reception by tn
governor and legislature will be given at Cob
cord. At $50 p. m. the President will star
for Washington, trav cling by way of Lowell
and Mansfield but not going through Boston