The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-03
YOUNG RUSSELL HASHlS WAY
he LANDS MRS. HARRISON AND MRS.
MKEE JUST As HE PLANNED.

Ench In Turn Lowered Over The side or
the MNjestic In nm Armchair and Trans.
rcrred to tho Revenue Cutter Grant
Met There by the Presidents WIFE and
Brought to Town In Triumph-Eager
Inquiries for Baby Mckee.
Mrs. Russell Harrison and Mrs. Mckee
arrived yesterday on the Majestic and Russell
Harrison proved himself q bigger man than
Collector Fassett. He did what the Collector
said distinctly he should not do. that is take
the ladies' or the steamer and bring them
ashore on the revenue cutter Grant.
Tho Majestic was sighted or Fro Island
at $40 o'clock and message was sent to tho
Grants Captain. The boat was tied up to tho
coal dock at the foot OF Seventh street.
Hoboken. A messenger from the boat had
already Como to the Gilsey House to
awaken young Mr.. Harrison and his
mother. They left the hotel with Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyd. Lieut. Cowles. the commander OF the
Despatch. George W. Brockway OF the Gisey
House. T. A. Fl. Hay. and Mr.. McKee, who had
come on from Boston. They got aboard tho
Grant shortly after the news of the sighting OF
the Majestic came. 1t was foggy on tho river
and In tho bay. and was altogether an unpleas-
ant morning for q sail, The Presidents wife
said so. Russell enjoyed It, SO the Grants
sailors say. He fitted about like a schoolboy
1t was three.quarters OF an hours run down
to Quarantine. and when they got there the
weather was so thick that tho big steamship
couldn't be seen. She had been lying there at
anchor for ten minutes. Capt. S,odder OF tho
cutter put over boat and four sailormen and
MIR. Harrison and Mr.. Mckee got aboard. They
we're going to search for the big steamer. when
n Whit OF wind lifted the fog Just enough to
disclose the outlines OF the ship Health ON
Smiths tug WAS last to one Slde OF tho Alu-
lestic and the revenue boat Chandler was on
The Other landing the customs S inspessor g
the Chandler. The two passengers clam.
bersd m on the revenue bouts deck. and then
Ing up tie side Of tho s4ip Il LOOK him two
to that sRd s.r the the
sounds OF little fem nine sGueals floatel down
to the Chandler. and q voice was heard asking
the iesk with Mrs Harrison when the me-;
The other PASSENGER. watched the party
,Sn One OF the svgnIs e,s ns b
taken off and half dozen snilormen ap-
peared with comfortable armchair. One
We're hauled in. Then Then four m m ore ropes were
chair and then together over tho CHAIR; Final
Y the ropes on the davits We're hooked in ui3
crowded close around :, by tbs time and I'd
Mr. Harrison 10 hold fasI the sailors BEGAN 10
haul on the rope until the chair and its burden
ed over an. and lowered. Mrs. Harrison sat very
still and she looked very pretty IN her tight
chair to the Chandler 8 deck and waited there
white her husband eambered down the rope
ladder again. and the chair was hauled up for
Mrs Mckee. Her costume was the same as
Mrs n arrison's,
The landing Tins OF the women on the han
or The Majestic began to weigh anchor. The
boat wh The fbs hsd
we're being lowered. Mr.; ,Harr son and Mr.,
Mckee jumped aboard and half lifted the trav-
tho q rnnt 1t WAS still very ioggy and unpleae..
mt. The Presidents vile stood on tho deck Of
boat was Alongside T She was ' the rst " one TO
grert the women when they were assisted
H Son h' os Is s Of Gho so
escloes ''' THIS boat was iewerei A again.
charge cha e''' q the four saiicImen The Pres-
dents; wifei get into the:boat first: then the
rowed over 10 the boat landing. near the ferry
slip. There were three carriages in waiting.
how how ' yaane Mr. Harrison had thump ped CO..
lector Fassett's desk In anger. There was
It was seem he had bessd the
House. where they breaRfaSted. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison then visited tho Judge building in
Fifth avenue; Mrs Harrison and Mrs Mckee
both declared that they had enloyed their trip;
that they sh2nEht the Grant 4. was Just too
Cart Stodder OF he Grant made verbal re-
port to Collector fasset. OF tho trip down the
bay. Tho Captain said everything worked
smoothly.
Collector Fassett's eclaratiop that tho ladies
the steamer served TO advertise the home
coming. and largo crowd gathered at the
TO sec them. Manv in the crowd were armed
with flags. and they waved them npd cheered
ms the big boat swung around and bnck ell into
her dock. They wore disappointed when they
learned what had happened. Among the Pas
sengers who landed at the pier We're Senator
Cullom and Senator Mcmillan and Lieut.. X. L.
Livermore.
son. Mrs. Mckee. and Mrs Dmmick left mt
$40 J.. NJ. for the Harrison cottage at Cape
May. They will remain there ten days.
WINDOW GLASS WORKERS STRIKE