Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
in the presidents cottage were put out.
TuF THIRD DAY.


DEER PARK. Mn, June 5..-The third
Say Of the presidents honeymoon could
not well have oeen more beautiful
weather. The sun shines warmly, but its
heat Is tempered by delightful breeze,
which blows over the mountains and
makes the most charming atmosphere.
Quiet reigned supreme In the neighbor-
hood OF the executive mansion until near.
ly o'clock, when it was broken bv the
appearance on the portico OF President
Cleveland. He strolled down TO where
the officers were standing and talked
pleasantly with them, for few
moments. He expressed himself as being
most agreeablY surprised with Deer Park.
lie had expected TO find IL almost q bar
reu waste, but instead found IL a most
picturesque and well-oTdered resort. The
beauty OF the cottages aud surroundings
pleased him greatly, and ha already feels
benefited by the pure aud bracing air
Breakfast was brought over from Che
hotel shortly after O'clock. About n
a. m. Senator Davis aud wife called At the
cottage, and In few momente President
and Mrs Cleveland appeared and More
driven off. Mrs. Cleveland wore n hl.eht
dress Of narrow-striped material, and The
president was attired in flshing tuit.
Rods and llnes were visible, and the party
have evidently gone ON fishing eNpedi.
ton.
VISITING THE PRESIDENT.
DRER PARK, Mp, June 5.--t,ol. La
mont aud wife arrived here tonight aud
viii remsin several days with Mr., and
Mrs. Cleveland. During the morning
Rev. Mr.. Fount OF the Presbyterian
church OF Oakland and Hon. Patrick
Hammill, postmaster OF Oakland and ex-
| congressman, called on the president aud
invited him 20 attend services tomorrow
N The Garrett church. The invitation
was accepted and the president and his
wife will drive to the church with Senator
| Davis and wife.
CONGRATULATIONS
| DEER PARK, Mn, Jcne "a large
number of congratulatory dispatches re.
ceiyod by the president since ria stay
here were given out by him to-day
| They were from the Board VI United
lsraelitts Of New York, the Bachelor club
| Of BrookYlle, Ind. which sent regrets
Phillip Kicker, mayor Of Buffalo, and
the Michigan press convention, who
hoped there would oe no offensive pafti
| san in the new household OF the govern
ment, and that this Union would kepei
pass into inoCuous desuetudo
| Messages were also received
from the faculty aud student,
Of Wells college, ut Aurora, whore Mrs
Cleveland graduated, from Mir. srd Mrs
w, j Florence, Dennis O'Brieu, attorney
Z neral Of New YORK; State Compu0llc
Chaplin, W. A. Porter, deputy attorney
general OF New York, and Belya A, Lock
| wood.
From ex-Presideut Arthur came thl
followingi "I send you my most corlia
| congratulations and good wishes.
"CnEsTER A. ARTHUR
The following Is foreign tribute.
"LoNDoN, June D. At a meellnj
of citizens OF tho United State
of America assembled in the American
exchange II was unanimously resolves
that we respectfully tender our mos
heOrty congratulations on the auspiclou
occasion OF your marriage. We Gesir
TO express TO You our most sincere wishe
for the happiness and prosperity of your
self aud bride on behalf Of The mcetlpg.'
The oivic-5, gy5.lg tAtulalons. 80 o
I From London came this me-.
IJRPresident and Mrs. Cleveland, psai 20
baccepf my regns g.ful ealnsaliet. fLtair
x We lady and the grace Of Heaven .
wheel the rouud,' Henry Irving
Mrs. u. S Grant and family sent com
plimenis and congratulations
ministers Pendleton and Philips sen
T, good wishes.
Other messages are Va washington IN
a have not been forwarded here yet. ~
D president received lC0 messages ana a
+. letters OF congratulations mere