The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-30

init ee, Rev Or. Hamil, Col. S ockton,
MIR. Green, Gen Grubbs, CJl Donnelly,
Capt. s. KirnI, the legislative commi tee,
! Senator Crammsr, Col Chambers, Mrs
Sewel, Mrs. Stoyker, Mrs Barnard, Mrs
Lee, Miss Sewel, Miss Warren, Miss Sarah
SeweIl, Miss Heyl, Robert Sewell, w. J.
Sewell. Jr.. Senator Gait II and Mr. Bettle
WAITING FOR HIM TO GET UP.
Gov. Green. Gen. Sewel and Gen.
! Stoyker were taken at once to President
| Harrlson's car, but he was not vet up and
they retired to Private Secret ry Halford's
car, the next in front, to await his arising.
he unavoidable noise upon the arrival at
| Trenton had awakened the occupants of the
| II PIesldents car, and in a short time they
we all astir. In the meantime breakf st
was being served to the pas engeri aboard
| the train, who were not expecting to be en-
| tertained al Elizabeth. The ARA gements
| Tor this part OF tue service as for all the
other features of the trip, were perfect, and
everyone was served before the train
reached EliZabethport.
AT ELIZABETH
ELIZABETH, N. j., April 29.-On the run
! to EliZabe n there was no Incident OF nota
| unless the congregations of Gro wdS at sew
eral stations to loOk at the train as it moved
along may so cJnsdered. There was a
uOCluOO VI cdh III tI0 GL E4llZG-
beth as pre- 5iously unde. stood, and the
change causel much commotion. The
train, as it rolled into the city, was greeted
| with presidential salute by a battery of
local artillerymen, while on the
| other side of the road was drawn
| up a corps of the Continental Cadets,
| whose appearance occasiOued many favora-
! bic commen.s from the occupants of tho
| train. Before the party reached Eliz lbetn
| PRESIDENT Harrison and pa ty, win their
| guests, made their toilets and received the
| governor ana Gen. Stryker of the New
! Jersey general committee. The train
stopped at the depot, about which
| 1000 or 200 people mad gathered, ,surrou d.
| ing the carriages tnat were there to convey
| Gov. Green and his guests to breakfast As
PRESIDENT II 'rrison appeared, escorted by
! tie governor, he was al oLce recognized,
and hearty cheer went up from the
throng
FORGOT THE CHEF JUSTICE.
| The breakfast party from the train was
| to consist of President Harr son, Mr.. Har-
| rlson, Mrs. Mckee and Cnet Justice and
| Mrs Fuller, but in the bustle and co lfusioa
| incident to the occasion the chief justice
! aud his wife, who were in
the car England" in the middle
| of the train, some dista ce from
that of the President, were overlooked by
| witho 1t the !. IL was we'll known tn the
Chief justice was to have been at breakfast,
and his presence on the train after the
| President and the guests had driven Off
natu ally provoked c)nsi1 i1erable lively
! comment. N explanation was offered,
however, and after sitti g in his seat while
the train was shifted to the tracks
of the Central railroad Of Nsw
Jersey, the chief justice concluded
at the best thing for him to do vas to
accept tue b, un lful. hospitality of the rail
road company, and get his breakfast on the
! dmng car whittier the members of the
cabinet had preceled him, tut at this mo-
m-nt Lieu. Jddson, spec Il aid to the PreSi-
| de4t. dashed back to the depot in d carria ge
accompanied by one of the me nberS of the
local committee in Sc .rch of tue head of the
national judiciary. He was found afte.
a few minutes, and hustled fl to the resi-
dence of the New Jersey governor.
ANOTHER BAD BREAK
Another part of the pre-arranged pro =
| gramme at Elizabeth was breakfast { the
members of the cabinet on the train.
| When the train stoDp d they were not
asked TO al ght. Mr.. Keane explained that
| his expression II hospitality hal been over
| ruled by the local com mites of arrange
ment On the ground that there would n 1t
b3 time for him to carry it into effect.
| The committee had agreed to delive
| the President and his party to the New
! York representatives at Ell zabethport
| promptl, at 10 O'clock. The cabinet Off
cials succeeded in concealing thei disap-
| Doi tment at b ing q dsprlveI of the pleasure
Of accepting NJ. Keane's invitation. and
sol iced themselves by partaking heartily Of
| the good cheer afforded by the railroad
company.
While the Presidents party was at break
foe ba ,ad int win -
the station, being moved up and down the
tracks probably for the purpose of allowing
| the Ellzabeth people opp 1rtul.ty to see
| the hapdsomest tram on earth. Post master
| General Wanamaker said it remi lded
hi II OF the advertisement of a circus.
Before leaving the cars, President Harrison
| took ucc sion to exgresS to Assist ant
General Passenger Agent Boyd his graft
ficatlOn for the manner in watch tie
| ARA gems It's for the transportation aud
comfort az the party had been planned and
executed.
ARECEPTIoN.
After breakfast Gov. and Mrs Green,
Presideut Harrison and Mrs. Harrison, ald
Vic, President aud Mrs. Mort m received
dlstin ruishe1 men of the state, and prom,-
nent citizsns. While the breakfas. aud re-
ception we're IN progress a procession was
forming It was in seven divisions co n
PRISM Tue ulfQ fe1 u6uJ OF Ltlo Now y Q Sey
Natl NAL Guard, d axes Veteran Zouave
with the G icago 10 oiayps as their guests,
thirty-six Grand Army Rspudc po Is, Odd
Fellows, uniformed Knights of Pvthia' and
other civic societies. toe fire dep ,rtment. a
division Of agriculturists and Of cClored
troops Immedi tely after the reception
came review Of the p ocession by the
Or sidantial party. Owing TO the limi Ell
stay Of the President in this city only two
divisions of the National Guard and Grand
Army passed in review. When the Grand
Army had pa sed. the procession Matted and
tue presidential party let tla sta I'd for
carriages, forming a new division. In thi,
division we're the guard Of hoaor, Society
OF Cincinnati, the New Jersey Historic Il
Society, the Washington Ass 'cia-
tion, Sons of the Revolution
Of New Jersey, Loyal Legion,
ivite1 guests OF the state ex-goyern RS,
committee Of the legislature, me nbars Of
congress, state officer, Gen. Sewell state
com nittse, city co nmittee board Of trade,
and the MAYORS Of other cities.
The entire proc ,ssion then moved through
the rou Q, rs ear as could be, over which
Gen. Washington rode, passing many Of
the old hou es, / cuding the Boudinot
house, hich was appro )rlat5ly dec 1ratel
T ere we're many attractive AID novel feat
ures in the paraie.