New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-18
PREPARING FOR HIS JOURNEY.
THE PRESIDENT WILL LEAVE CAPE NAY FOR
VERMONT THIS MORNING.

THE PRESIDENT WILL LEAVE CAPE MAY FOR
VERMONT THIS MORNING.
Cane Nav. n j., Aug Il spccaD.-The President
will depart from Cape May 10 morrow morning on
special train Of two at 40 O'Clock and VIII be
taken direct through to jersey City where the first
scheduled stop will be made. lasting only ten minutes
The train will arrive there at ten minutes OF l. allow
Ing only time enough 10 make the shift from the Penn
sylvani Railroad TO the West shore ROAD The PrcSi-
dent has been exceedingly busy all day and when
not attending to official business he was actively en-
gagged in picking ont those things which he wanted to
take with him. and arranging matters that should he
attended 10 in his absence The valet who viii ac-
company him on the journey arrived here this morn
ing and WINS busy in arranging details. Mrs. Har-
rson personally looked after the general preparations
and packing OF the trunks cases and grips and saw
that everything that went into them was neatly
packed The special cars which arrived tonight VIII
he backed over to Cape May Point. or the Delaware
Bay Railroad as early 8 O'Clock tomorrow, and
will be boarded at the Shoreham platform. From
there they will be brought to the Grantst. station.
One Of the cars Is the West shore palace car No 30
rsed by General Manager Laying. This will be used
by the President and his party. and the second car,
the Pullman paiace Mayfower, VIII have
on board a number Of newspaper carrespondentS'
George W. Boyd tho assistant general passenger egent
OF the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, will have charge OF the
train In the Presidents car will bs the President,
Private secretary HalfoTd Howard Cole, former law
clerk in the Presidents Office in Indianapolis, whom
tho President wishes to give trip for recreation ule
valet and Mr.. Boyd In the Maylower VIII be the
paty of newspaper corresp ondents-Walter Welman.
Louis Garthe, W. H. Mccoy, II. W. Hand. Lewis I.
Stevens Lilburn II. Townsend, John H. Mnnfofu ana
William A. COnnors.
On the route the President will be Joined by his son,
Russell b. Harrison f. +. Tibbot, a stenographer,
and other representatives of the press from NewforK'
including j. B. Townsend, c. W. Tyson and George
Graham Balm. These viii proceed with the party 10
bennington. Mr. Boyd will not accompany the Presl
dent any further than Jersey City, but VIII return 10
Cane MAY and give dinner IN the Mayhower on the
return Miss Alice B. Sanger will look after the man
at the cottage in the Presidents absence Mrs Harri-
son will remain at the cottage until the President
returns and entertain Mrs. Howard Cole, MIS- DIM
mick ard Lieutenant and Mrs. John W. Parker ms
Presidents journey tomorrow will be his hr't UP
avr,y from Cape May for nearly seven weeks durlng
which time he has rapidly improved IN health MS
bours of work have been about five daily while here
u1,oraqs in Washington the President usually worked
about twelve hours day.
The Presidents visitors to-day included Richard u
shannon, the newly appointed Minister Resident anu
ConsrlGeneral 10 Costo Rica, Nicaragua ana
salvador. and Secretary Foster. Of The Treas
urv Department. The object Of the secrtarys
visit was to confer with the President upon the coming
due of the IL per cent bonds on september l. and
their redemption. The Secretary has just returned
from a visit 10 Senator John Sherman out in Ohio,
where he probably learned the views OF Mr. Hayes
Secretary of the Treasury the matter. AS the
President intended TO depart from here tomorrow, the
next chance Mr. Foster would get to see his superior
officer would not be until the day preceding that On
which The IFS become due. Secretary Foster re-
turncd TO Washington this afternoon The Presidents
only appointments this morning were mat OF post
master IN Kentucky and william c. Thomas, OF Ten
uessec, be Consul at Bahia, Brazil \ PARDON "ds
denied to Mary Ellen, OF the District OF oolunDi WHY
was sentenced In June 1901 TO Two years In the AZ
bany Pcnitary for oOnsplrng with Others to deiaud
pension claimants . A., At,
afternoon were Congressman Joseph d. Taylor ana
his brother, OF Ohio and United States DlstrictAt-
torney Marshall, Of the Southern District OF Texas.
The President afterwaId reconsifered his acton III
Mary Ellcn's and cOmmuted J. . sentence 10 one
years Imprisonment.
Washington. Aug. 17.-An executive order was Is
Sued to the heads OF the Executive Departments to-
day. as follows
The President directs me to inform YOU that he VIII
leave Cane May Point TO morrow morning, TO be aD
sent until the Goth Of August. lie desires you 10
hold until his return) any Official business requiring
his attention signature.
The Itinerary for the Presidents trip far as
known here is as follows Leave Cape May, Tuesday
August 10. at 40 arrive at Jersey City II 30
Leave Jersey City at arrive at Troy, n. Y. 800
and leave at arrive at Bennington 49,
On Wednesday the President will be present at the
dedication exercises at the Soldiers Monument AZ
bennington. He Will leave there Thursday morning
for Nonnt Mc(iregOr aud remain there Thursday and
FRIDAY leaving for Saratoga Friday afternoon August
o. and will remain there until Tuesday morning.
August o. when, under the escort OF the Secretary
OF War he will staTt on his tour through Vermont
This tour will occupy four days, and AT Its conclusion
the President will start ~ once for Cape NAV Point,
arriving there on the Goth Very respectfully,
o. T. PRUDEN. Assistant Secretary.