The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-04
THE HAPPY PAIR.
Movements of the President
and His Better Half.
ADDfEss FROM THE KNIGHTS
On the Turf-Condrmation tn
Diamond-A Colorado Blaze
Miscellaneous Pars.
The Pr.sIden. and His Bride.

DEER PARK, Nd. June The Presi
dent and his bride OF tw nty-fours
hours spent the first day OF their
honeymoon 200 feet above the sea. in
one Of the most beautiful and r mantle
parts of Maryland. They are located
in a cottage. situated about dfty va ds
from Deer Park Station. and have. OF
course. been the centre OF interest
10 all persons living within q
radius OF ten miles. The run from
Washington was made in about SIX
hours, and just at day break this morn
ing the train stopped at a point about
ten yards from the etation and in front
of the main drive. In a special car at
tached TO the train were John w. Davis,
President CARROTS assistant. and
Charles Selden, superintendent Of the
baltimore & Ohio Telegraph Company.
Two carriages sent from Washington
were in waiting when the party arrived,
and drilling rain was falling as Pres
ident and Mrs. Cleveland left their car.
The drive to the cottage occupied but a
few minutes, and until the afternoon
there was no sign OF either bride or
groom. The cottage is No. 2, and is
situated within 100 feet Of Robert Gar
rett's private cottage, with the chapel
OF the yillsge about the same distance
on the other side. The house is built in
the Queen Anne style, with a peaked
roof, and contains ten rooms. It sits on
knoll and commands q picturesque
view. A veranda runs around the
house and the. dining room is in the
rear. No cooking Is done in the house,
all the meals beng prepared az the
hotel near by. When the party en-
tered the house cheerful fire was
blazing brightly on the hearth and
made pleasant contrast TO the chilly
atmosphere without. The house Is
guarded by twelve detectives, who are
required to know nothing and the
admonition IS hardly necessary, as not
q word will they utter on any subject
Mr.. Davis said that the President lad
strictly enjoined secrecy before he
would consent 10 come here and the
company had tried to give him as much
privacy as possible. He will not even
receive the mail, and does not intend t.
see anyone during his stay. He will
certainly remain here until Saturday
and probably until Monday. The train
on which he came ie still here
at his service in case he should take q
notion TO leave at any time. The season
at Deer Park does not open until June
18th, consequently but few people are
here. Those who have arrived here are
ex-senator Davis, wife and son, five
children and Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins. J.
w. Williams, of Philadelphia, and Mrs.
Hollenbeck and three children, of Balti-
more.
The bridal party is attended by a
French maid, the Presidents valet and
two colored servants. Their baggage
consisted of four large trunks
and two boxes. Mrs. Cleveland
brought only such garments as
would insure comfort. but the Presi-
dent brought with him his fishing
suit and outfit. BE will commence his
piscatorial sport tomorrow. The finest
trout stream in Allegheny Is on the
property of ex-Senstor Davis near BIZ.
IL is guarded jealousy and the Presi-
dent has been given the privilege of
using il. IL is said that q party will
be here from Washington tomorrow to
get up some amusement, but the Presi-
dent explicitly refuses to see any com
pany. There was no stir about the
executive mansion" until nearly noon,
when the President came out on the
portico for q moment and then went
inside Two ladies' drove slowly by
about u O'Clock, evidently intending 70
call, but changed their minds
when told that they could not approach
The house.
Mr.. Davis called at the cottage about
l O'Clock and found the President seated
on the porch smoking a cigar. Mrs.
sat reading few feet away.
She was dressed in a dark silk costume
and looked extremely well. At p
O'Clock g carriage was called ard the
bride and groom took 4 ten-mile drive.
At O'Clock dinner was served from
the hotel and az O'Clock the President
seized a long bamboo cane and his tall
hat and accompanied. BY his wife walked
around the back Of the cottage a1d
down 10 the railway rack- He was
dressed, as is his custom, IN q black
Prince Albert suit "a ; Cleveland was
in very good spirits and her walk,
which Is Of springy. swinging gait,
added a graceful poise 70 her ether
charms. Zoe President has arranged
for a fishing expedition 10 morrogs, 10
which he VIII have the company q e1-
Senator JAWS mod eli f
The Homo RuIe Blu