The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oRA1. PARADE REVIEWED AT
BAR HARBOR.

Miss Margaret Blaine Drives One OF
4l's7 --,o7ver-Covered Pheatons-The
a,o--..t ~ Return Trip from Ellsworth
Home Of Secretary Blaine
~o-Dav's Movements.
u.ppoR Me-, Aug. 13-President
7JS.r;.on received warm greeting on his
-, - rare to-day on his return from the
-, 1T trp on the midday boat. he
t-aotfa,ted with Senator Hale this morn
Nv subsequently Hon. John B. Redman,
9,r,Iv the democratic candidate for gov
Mr Nicholso of Minneapolis and other
-.fa,,or --., called on the President. Then Sen
s+or Hale drove Mr. Harrison and Secreta-
a. 19Ia;ra and Tracy in his carriage to the
- tba other members of the party
s.IIooing On buckboards. A special train
s,r the ferry was taken. On board the
t..-,,toa+ tbe President seated himself in
dscg chair at the stern, the other members
~f+banartT sitting around him. and chatted
with secretary Blaine and Others.
CHARMING WEATHER.
Tbs Weather was charming. A ten
,,,inntes' shower had Just passed over and
tba dav was lust bright enough to make the
col daiigbtfuI At the Bar Harbor wharf
@'od sized crowd greeted the President and
Sbaarad vigorously as he passed along to
tba carriage which was to take himself and
f. ends to Stanwood 1t has been
decided that Mr.. Harrison will not
visit Providence on his return
tr;n but will take tbs boat at
FaIl River. Tomorrow he will be accom-
ranied 70 Bath by Secretary Tracy, Private
Secretary Haford, Congressman Lodge and
Walker Blaine, who is in charge of the ar
rangemeuts for the travelling, and who will
accompany the President as far as New
YORK. Gov. Bureigh will probably meet
the presidential special at Augusta or Bath.
A FLORAL PARADE.
Very soon after arriving at Bar Harbor
the President, Secretary Blaine and num-
ber Of other guests lunched with W. B.
Howard. waose cottage (Moosely hall
stands directly opposite Stanwood. Then a
driving floral parade called for attention
The party drove to the Kebo Valley Club
grounds in order to witness it. The Presi-
dent and Mrs. Blaine occupied the first car
/ riage, Secretary Blaine being seated in the
second
THE PRESIDENT CHEERED.
The President was cheered as he was seen
\ in the grounds, and it was contInusd when
the party was ushered in the covered
promenade. A section of the club house
Eai been decorated with the American flag
and reserved, and from it the President and
i Secretary Blaine looked at the beautiful
effects which wera produced below. Score
tary Tracy looked on from carriage which
lad been drawn up.
MANY SPECTATORS.
There was a great gathering of spectators,
when about thirty vehicles of various
q styles and decorated in various unusual
u ways drove around the race track. All
81 these vehicles contained prominent resi-
dents OF Bar Harbor and the neighborhood.
ladies' being largely in the majority
Golden rod, so long talked of as available
81 ior me national flower, decorated the first
uucAcoard drawn by four white horses and
cc-Pled by dozen young ladies from St.
Ri cauyeur
EACH HELD A STALK.
haeh Of the ladies held stalk of golden
iJ- aud one end Of the ribbon of that co or.
MI TAlcu m tangled from the center piece above.
AeIr white dresses, as well as the huck-
- 4ot44 u iLillucQ WIN JnG
hover. In four-horse carriage immedi-
aIeiy following, floral decorations of Law
snI5f' yellow and purple had been literally
@ppnea' and the other carriages were deco
a'9u ana dressed just as thoroughly.
MISS BLAINE's PHAEToN.
n ,r5aas MISS Margaret Blaine drove a paaeton
loSe Wheels even were covered with
- lUmers. originality in decorating was
e,s eaefy"here apparent, and the laiy and
o.''erqeA II occupants appeared in charac-
tgr Ih9 procession went bv the President
nrSe I'ee Tines then it drove off into town. and
upol It's return diSbanded. Lunch was
ssIyed for the guests, and the gatberina HS
..cloaIly resolved itself into a lawn
Fia5o t1li5. resident Harrison, Secretary
a H. i-aine mean and their party afterward dined ot
ta7a~o5 1T nUu3e OF W. S. Gurnee, and a musicale
s,oIea; Tomorrow morning at $40
cloeS T The President will begin lis e. return urn