New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-21
THE PRESIDENT At CAPE MAY.
MRS. HARRrsoN's COTTAGE THOROUGHLY RE
neutrality-suspicious. FROM NETWORK.

MRS. HARRIsoN's COTTAGE THOROUGHLY RE
MoDFIdED-ARRIVAL FROM NETWORK.
Cane NAV. n. j., June 90 CspeciaD.-with the ar
rival of the Presidents family on Thursday after
noon the season al Cape May be said to be thor
oughly opened for 1901 They are pleasantly located
In their beautiful marine villa overlooking the At
lantic ocean and Delaware Bay Mrs. Harrison and
her grandchildren at the cottege, the President
having with them on Thursday also. Mrs. Rus
sell Harrison and Mrs. McKee, who spent great deal
OF last here, now in Europe. The cottage
has been put in thorough repair for tho occupancy Of
the family and there is no ner seaside villa on the
Atlantic coast since IL has been remodelled. The
President will remain until Tuesday and after that
time he will probably visit the family every two weeks.
BY invitation Of Mrs Harrison, the wife OF General
George E. Williams and Miss Ella Warfeld came with
the party and will remain at the cottage for short
season. The President has been working very hard
lately doing double duty. owing TO Secretary Blanes
Illness and he thoroughly tired out when he came
The short rest has helped him.
During the week the sessions Of the convention
of the master mechanics Of the various railroads Of
the United states have been held at the stockton
Hotel where about 900 800 delegates with their
wives and friends have been staying. Their
social entertainment has been successfully carried
out as have their business sessions Wednesday night
they enjoyed grand ball at the stockton. majority
of the delegates started on q special train for their
homes yesterday morning.
Among those present at the Master Mechanics Con-
ventiOn IS H. p. Robinson, of Minneapolis. He is one
Of the citizens committee formed out Of the various
trades organizations of that city TO make efforts
the next Republican National Convention held in
Minneapolis.
Among NEWCOMERS registered here this week wero
At the Stockholm. II. Tyrrell, Frederick NJ. Con
NELL W. A. Foster j. V. Morton, j. b. Goodwin, Charles
II. Taylor, Frederick y. Blancc, E. G. buchanan,
J. D. Newton, John A. Hill, George d. Stowencart,
Frank y. Hedlcy. W. Wallace, c. Z. Fisher, v. j.
Geriker. william Toothe F. VI. Coobaugh Mr. Prescott
and party, william J. Players, J. L. Maynard jr.,
Richard Dudgeon, William Stebbins. william bother
hOeve X. c. Velas. John G. Paul Walter r. Clement,
John y. Reynolds, Edward a. Smith, Z. E. ullis and
>. Hogan.
At the Devon-A. W. Pool.
At the Wlndsor-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sbley,
At Congress Hall-Mrs. Edward smith. Edward c..
man. Mrs. Mary Morris, Frederick c. Hassman, Lore
Hassman, Edward L. Costor and Mrs. James l.. Magee.
At tie Ebbitt-Thomas Carr.
At the Aldne-Willam A. Boydcn and wife.
At the Laiayette-G. b. Eccleslnc, jr., G. 4. Hitch
cock, William Hillrisn. A. F. Conhln, Miss f. &. Peter.
+. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs a. d. stiles, j. b. Goodman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Millcn, r. W. Ryan, r. c. Fra.
ser. James Howard, Charles > Hill. W. %. Jacquette
f.. H. Chaplin, F. L. Chapman b. X. Miller. J. Il. Good.
win, &. j. Post, j. A. Kenny, Charles A. Ball James f.
Hobart ". :. Dehart, A. \. Mcguire J. H. Bctcher.
4. starbuck ]. A. Brown. NJ C. Blaine. L. jerome and
L. l.. Chapman.
At the Chalfonte-w1nian Barnes, Charles H. Hall
and u. c. Thayer.