, 1889-08-09
AT BAR HARBOR.
AT BAR HARBUR.
President Harrison the Guest
of Mr.. Blaine.
Great Crowds Greet the Exc
cutiVe on His Trip.
Gen. Warner Will Stir Up De-
partment Commanders.
The Presidents Tonr.

Boston, Aug. S.-President Harrison
arose much reireshened this morning and
pleasantly received the early greetings of
the members of his party and his hosts
representing the state and city. A late
breakfast was served in the ebony room
of the Vendome. Shortly after s O'Clock
the party entered carriages and with a
cavalry escort drove through the crowded
streets to the depot to a rafting accom-
painment OF cheers.
The special train with President Harri-
son and party pulled outof the Boston
and Maine depot at 9 o'clock this morn
ing enroute to Bar Harbor. A large
crowd witnessed the departure which was
made to the accompaniment of a salute by
the battery and continued cheers of the
crowd.
The first great demonstration after the
departure from Boston was made at
South Lawrence where the train stopped.
There the crowd around the depot cheere1
as the train stopped, guns Numbered a
salute, flags waved and the band played.
The president went to the rear of the car
and shook the hands of hundreds of peo-
pie. Governor Goodell, of New Hamp-
SliIGs duu stan lNluGu luc Train al Iuls
point. Mayor Mack formally welcomed
dent bowed in response. Again the crowd
cheered with cries of Long live the
president, and the train moved off.
At Haverville there was a big crowd, "A
great arch of welcome. cheers, cannons,
etc. The Brother Jonathan club present,
ed the president with "a basket of flowers
which he acknowledged in a few words.
These scenes were repeated at Exeter,
N. H., where the president shook hands
with a s%urging, iostling crowd. AT South
Berwick on the main side OF the river.
the New Hampshire officials retired and
those of the state of Name took their
places as escort to the president.
At the depot at Portland, Maine, the
president was greeted by a great crowd.
Hon. Il. b Reed introduced the presi-
dent and the latter bowed amid great
cheering. Next came Brunswick. An
other crowd. more cheering and a salute
of twenty one guns. At Augusta the
gentlemen who Joined the train were
Mayor Lane, Postmaster Manly, Hon.
John s. Stevens, minister to the Sand
wich Islands and National Committeeman
j. Manchester Haynes.
BAR HARBoR, Aug Sat Water
vile an immense crowd greeted the arrival
of the presidential party and the prcsi-
dent was conducted to a stage which had
been erected in sight OF the car. Mayor
Nader introduced his guest to the audi
ence and the president addressed the
crowd briefly.
At Mount Desert another crowd gath
cred. Secretary Blaine, who had come
over on a special boat from Bar Harbor,
walked along the platform between the
people and stepping into the car greeted
the president. The president and secre.
tary of state followed by the party left
the cars and walked through the crowd to
the steamer, which was brightly decorated
everywhere that decorations could be
placed.
They kept their places on deck until the
wharf at Bar Island was reached and the
reception began. A national salute was
fired. TIL" president and Blaine landed
and walked along the wharf to where
carriages were awaiting them. The two
notables then entered a stylish landau.
In turning a corner one wheel grazed the
wheel of another carriage which was
trying to turn at the same time and the
latter wheel was smashed.
Arrived at Stanwood the president and
secretary of state we're received by Mrs.
Blaine. This evening the president is
dining quietly with the Blaine family.