The record-union., 1891-04-30
The Executive Makes Speeches
Again Along the Line.
THE ATTRACTIONS OF PALO ALTO
SAN JOSE AND MONTEREY.
The President Makes Patriotic Speech
at the Garden City-A Grand Recep-
tion and Parade-Ovations at Gil
roy, Pajaro, San Mateo and Red
wood City-At Del Monte.
Special to the REcoRD-UNIoN.

NOOo OllS-<AD del -hOHUSs
Special to the REcoRD-UNIoN.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 29.-President
Harrison and party started this morning
on the Presidential SpeciaP' train from
the corner of Third and Townsend streets
for a trip to Palo Alto, San Jose and
Monterey. The prearranged schedule
provided that President Harrison would
be entertained by Senator Stanford at
Palo Alto until P. NJ. An inspection OF
the famous stock farm, visit to the
Leland Stanford Jr. University and
lunch were the events. The schedule
also provided for a reception at San Jose,
lasting until about o'clock, and a run to
Monterey, at which latter point it is eX-
pected that the train will arrive about P.
NJ. The party will remain at the Del
Monte tomorrow, making drives through
the picturesque environs of Monterey,
and on Friday will return to this city,
leaving Monterey at A. NJ, coming by
way of Niles and arriving here at 1915 p.
NJ, after which the reception in the
Chamber of Commerce and the May-day
festival, the latter being under the direc-
AtOH OF Ile AIuly Vi llt 1l6puDIlC,
at the Pavilion will occur.
The President was again ahead of the
schedule time this morning When he
reached the station everything was in
readiness for the start. There was a
pleasant, cool breeze stirring. The
weather was tine, and there was every
prospect of a delightful trip. The "Presi-
Dental Special'' train had been brought
over from Oakland and was carefully
guarded to prevent intrusion. Only the
rear entrance was open. The train was
announced to start at O'Clock. About
five minutes earlier than this the Presi-
Dental party arrived III carriages from
the Palace Hotel. In anticipation of
crowd a squad of police were in attend
ance.
At signal the spectators were moved
back to allow the Presidential party a free
passage along the platform leading from
the station to where the train was stand
ing. The special had previously been
backed up to lessen the distance. AS has
been the case during other events of the
week, there were manifestations of indi-
vidual enterprise on the part of specta-
tors. A train standing beside the Presi-
Dental special so happened to be placed
that the platforms for the two cars were
almost directly opposite the car platform
kept open for the Presidential party.
Into this space, available for a near at
hand view of President Harrison and his
associates, an incredible number of per-
sons had wedged themselves in practi-
cally immovable mass. The large ma
jority of the spectators, numbering sew
eral hundreds, however, confined their
enthusiasm to the platform of the station,
although a small contingent formed
compact party on the railroad line be-
tween tracks.
President Harrison walked briskly
ahead of his party, accompanied by Mrs.
Harrison. Hats were raised all along the
line, the President removing his hat and
bowling in response. When the party
was about midway of the line a cheer
arose from the spectators. Secretary
1tusk, Postmaster-General Wanamaker,
Russell Harrison and all the others of the
Presidential party were present.
The crowd not only cheered President
Harrison, but also Secretary RuSk and
Postmaster General Wanamaker The
former, who is industriously studying
our agricultural resources, entered the
train with the sound of a stentorian voice
ringing in his ears which proposed three
cheers for Jerry" which were accord
ingly given. Among the invited guests
We're +. ). Pillsbury, eX-Mayor Pond
and wife, VIII III. CrOcller and wife, SEN
ator FELTON,, Colonel Fred. Crocker and
Henry l.. Dodge. The train was headed
by decorated locomotive bearing pic
lures of the President on the front and
both sides, and liberal donations of red.
white and blue, with American flags at
the front. While the train was waiting
Mrs. Harrison came TO the rear platform
OF the car where the party We're centered
and three cheers We're proposed for her,
to which proposition she nodded ac-
acknowledgement. She conversed with the
gentlemen OF the party and shook hands
with the conductor of the presidential
Special train, exchanging a few pleas
ant words. All the party seemed to be in
excellent spirits, and did not outwardIy
indicate fatigue. Postmaster General
Wanamaker chatted freely and gayIy.
The tram moved out of the station
with President Harrison, Postmaster
General Wanamaker and others of the
party standing on the rear platform. The
President bowed repeatedly as the cheers
OF the gathering followed the moving
train.
The knowledge that the Presidential
party would go south this morning at
tracted spectators to the court of the Pal
ace Hotel, where there were various
manifestations of enthusiasm. The dec
oratlons at the Palace and along Mark ct
street, by reason of the continued fine
weather, are as fresh and attractive as
when they were put up and the city re-
tains its gala look.
Following is a complete list ofthe Mon
terey party, accompanying the President
and Mrs. Harrison: Major Sanger. Mayor
Rucker of San Jose, Postmaster-Gener
Wanamaker, Mayor Sanderson. Secreta-
ry Rusk, Mrs. Mckee, Russell Harrison
and wife, George b. Sanderson and wife,
Marshall d. NJ. Ramsdell, +. f. Tibbotts,
Mrs. III. l.. Dodge. {. l.. Saunders,
Colonel Fred Crocker, w. II. Crocker
and wife, General w. II. Dimond, J. ID.
Phelan, a. c. Clark, J. NJ Oullahan. 0.
T.. Austin and &. B. Harrison
AT PALo ALTO.
MEMO PARK, April 29.-The Presi-
dental train made stops at San Mateo and
Redwood City. The President briefly
addressed the crowds gathered at the sta
tions.
The cadets of the Reid School, at Bel
mont, and all the other school children in
the place were drawn up as the train
passed by. No stop was made, but the
President stepped 10 the rear platform
and bowed TO the cheering children.
Among those gathered at the Menlo
Park Station when the train arrived at
1910 were Senator Stanford and Mrs.
Stanford, Senator FELTON, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Timothy Hopkins.
Carriages took the visitors at once to
Palo Alto. Here the various attractions
were viewed and lunch was served. after
which the party visited Senator Feltons
residence.
SAN JOSE TURNS OUT.
SAN JOSE, April 29.-The Presidential