The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-28

stimulate the aEOnized apprehension Of
the sorr0WIug family gathered ablut
tins scarcely animate form of the be-
loved wife and mother those results
were attained when Dr. Gardner, after
carefully Czamining the couutcuauce
and feeling the pulse of the dying
woman, said that the indications were
that she could not last more than half
au hour This was fifteen minutes to L.
The minutes few past, at 1880 the help
less form however still retained the
sacred park
All of the family iu Washington were
present az the death bed except the
three little grandchildren and the veu-
cradle Dr. Scott, the father of Mrs-
Harrison. They were President Har-
ris1u, Mr.. and Mrs Mckee AIr. and
Mrs Russell Harrison, Lieut. and
Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Dimmiclz and Mrs
Newcomer. in addition Mrs. Harri-
sons faithful maid, Josephine, and Miss
Davis, the trained nurse were i'm the
room.
The members OF the family spent a
few inmates around the lifeiess clay.
When they emerged with sorrayvful
faces the president retired immediately
20 his own room and closed the door,
the other members of the family re-
speeding his evident wish to be allowed
20 remain unmoiestcd to contemplate
his great bereavement and commune
with his Maker.
Telegrama conveying the sad iuteili-
Ueuce were also a { once dispatched 70
all mem bers OF the cabinet and Mrs
Harrisgu's brother who was in the
hope of seeing her before the end came.
EIe was at Port Townsend yesterday.
BICGEAPH-CaL-
Mss Harrison wus born III Oxford. o. atty
ligEs years ago October last OF Scotch aucez-
Try -Ee hrat OF uer uaterua- ancestors tn
America was John scott the laird uf Arras,
who after tls disastrous batue OF bosWorth
bridge ia 1919. L.fJ SCOTLAND for the north OF
dissgIEsfactioa with the Scotch and English
crowns After the death cr the earl John
Scott came Co America ana settled iu the Vll-
- U ---. E t7. ny, ~ -
ON plEG OF which the 1rz- FrozbEteFiEu church
IN America W-s soon atlerV'-r4 erected On
ms -.al, --7os A-t5 "----lA ZEN Lea-
clog COLLEGE" out OF which primitive an
EltuI1u Princeton college was in time
evolved Both her father and grandfather
were Presb t1riau minister Mrs Harrison
enjoyed superior educational advantages and
r-f7r5 r,f.. .----sr zs77s fr--5Tr -rr--7 f- 0-r-
r1lltou, Ky, one year and on October So
LLirLv-uiu7 years ago last Thursday was mar
r-ea 10 EslJluin Harrison. the student
Mrs Harrison had two chLdreu-Egssall,
Who IS now euEaE- q ln 11urna ism and Mary.
lhs wife ot Robert j. Mckee, OF Boston The
latter has TWO children. benjamin Harrlsol
Mckee known 10 fame lhe world over as
"BluT' Mckee and Mary Mckee
ono 90 Mrs Harri=uu's most sensible limo
Vltl0us AZ tho White house was the abandon
Usul OF LlulshaElIg ar receptions, q custom
that made the evening one OF torture 20 all her
predecessor She managed this bT carrying
fan in one hand and q bouquet lu The other. so
that persons seeing her hands ful Wese spared
the aEllTVardless OF oIerlnE o. haudsLazG which
she would not ac1epL
Mrs. Harrison was not wen known beyond
Indianapolis and NF Fazhinslun- uutlu both places
she was extremely popular. she united with
rLe t'Eesn Erarlzu church 7 hen she was fourteen
years old and hll ever since Beel ul ardent
worker Iu behalf OF Chris L5auiLT and education
Lr- HHrrlsoE's father has been living aE the
White house w1th his daughter and The old
mans sorrow is distressing 20 behold ELe Ls
q years old