The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-24
BOTH HADA BON VOYAGE
DRAyTON AND BORROWE ARRIFH
IN the Majestic, But There Was no Duel.
Retired to Their state-Hooms anu hc-
fused TO be interviewed.

QUARANTINE. s. l., March 23.--The steamer
Majestic arrived at 3:15 p. III. to-day. Cole
man Dravton and Hallett Borrowe are on
board. but they had retired to their state
rooms and refused to be interviewed regarding
the trouble between them growing out OF the
latter's attention to Mrs. Drayton.
Everything was quiet during the voyage.
Neither the officers nor passengers knew any
thing about the affair. Both men mingieo
freely among their feilow-p passengers during
the voyage.
Among those who boarded the Majestic AZ
Quarantine were AIr. Upsher. son OF
Admiral Upsher. and Dr. Derry. a cousin OK
Dravton's. Accompanying Mr. Jpsher was a
a servant of Mr Bradley Martin, who had been
formerly employed by lrayton. ana was
boarding the steamer 10 warn him and TO as
sist with his luggage.
ANXIOUS FOR HER ARRIVAL.
New YoRK, March %. Since midnight last
night friends of J. Coleman Drayton and
Haett AlsOp BOrrowe. who were expected on
the White Star steamship Majestic. waited
about Quarantine for the arrival OF the steam
ship.
Ii was quarter past when the Majestic
! lOOmed uD OIL Quarantine and quite an ex-
| citing scramble ensued among the reporters
! to get aboard the vessel. The vessel came I'D
anchor and the awaiting crowd was soon
aboard The officers. crew and passengers
| Of the Majestic were aghast at the onsiaugnt
made on the vessel, but the matter was hastily
explained to them Nr. Is. l.. Upsher, son OF
the well-known naval officer OF that name;
with a servant of Mr.. Bradley Martin named
! Packer rushed about the ship and spent
nearly ten minutes looking Tor the young
| Mr.. Drayten tWhen Packer finally spot
| ted him he was surrounded by reporters
| otap1tpn inst OlltSlte lis perrin
on the starboard side of the boat. Jpshur
rushed up and putting bundle OF newspa-
per clippings in his hands. excitedly ex-
claimed: Read this. Read 1T carefully. us
of great Importance"
| DRAYToN GUARDED.
Dravton was then showed into his state room
and the servant Packer. put on guard at the
door with instructions 10 let no one IN
under any circumstances. Cpshur Kept
rnshing up and down the passage
saying TO the reporters, can't taik.
Finally eUpshur went into Drayton's room.
While the door was opened to admit MN.
Drsyton was seen sitting back in chair ap-
parently carefully reading the accounts OF the
| scandal which has been the talk or the fash-
ionabe world since last Friday.
In the smoking room Hallet Alsop Borrowe.
the man who has had first say IN the story,
or rather whose friends have SAID IL Tor MN,
was found quietly smoking cigar. harry
Vane Milbank, the well-known duellist.
was with him. Borrowe, who is
about FIVE feet eight inches in height with
full round face, ruddy complexion, black
moustsche and black, curly hair, smiled
pleasantly when shown the story OF the pre-
paration for the duel.
When asked what he thought of it, or what
he had 10 say he drawlingly replied: wen.
really. / cawn't talk. my boy" i,
He had been promenading on deck and
started down the companion-way staircase.
| Do otartaH the stems at the b0lilo
time Drayton turned to the Duchess as II
TO speak 70 her. whereat they both retrea'eo
n stem and turning their backs allowed Bor-
rowe TO pass
THE DUCHESS INTERVIEWED.
The Duchess of Marlborough. who comes
over 10 settle some business matters, was now
talked TO. She looked charming MIR. Drayton
10 very old friend of mine" she said 'Ihave
known him for years. She said she knew
nothing about the scandal until short
while before. Sne did not know Bor-
rowe. but saw nothing during the Voy-
age to indicate that there had peer
trouble when asked about the epsods
on the stairway she colored slightly and said
"Oh yes. Mr.. Drayton asked me to stop
, moment and afterwards explained that a mar
he did not wish to meet was com
inc up the stairs at the time" Sh'
then said: Il am afraid some OF you 70
porters will get me mixed mp IN this" an1
added This kind OF matter does not get II
! the English newspapers
THE End ~ NOT YET.
: The real motive of the visit of Mr.. Draytoi
. and Mr. Borrowe with his second TO this coun
: frv this time is shrouded in the deepest mys
1 terry, but enough was learned in the iltti'
: vvhile that vessel was at Quarantine 10 indi
cate that the trouble has not been endod by
q long-shot. and it is not unlikely that a meet
mo between the two men will be arranged IL
g this country.