New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
THE PRESIDENT FISHING.
HE HAS DAYS SPORT WITH LAMONT
BADLY BEATEN by THE PRIVATE SECRETARY
LIFE AT DEER PARK.
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DEER PARK, Md, June This has been
day OF fish stories The President and Colonel Lasoa,
went fishing arranged on Sturdy. and came back
looking little tho for wear. but still able 70 %.
In and out OF tho carriage without assistance Tn,
started shortly after o'clock this mvran, uLder In,
guidance OF Jim" Sse. who boasts that hs know.
every leaf In Garrett County and when Will sprous
and fall Ex-senator Davis placed hts double. ,e,tef
phaoton at the disposal OF the sportsmen and Jim,
drew the rens tho ex-ssnator's team Of boot.i
bays Mr. Cleveland hopped into By the side OF
the driver. aud Lamont mounted the sea,
behind aud the vehicle moved Of
sat bolt upright, folded his and
looked the personlfcaton OF model tiger in the rum.
bic. Both were dressed for roughng It. the President
wearing white souch hat di!a apistei dark gray cua.
way coat and pantsloons Lim,nrs clothes appeared
fesher than his chiefs. hut such a,
he would care TO be seen 10 on public occasions Mrs.
Cleveland the piazza to bid them zoispeel Her
parting salute as they moved down the drive was:
'Mr. President, you'd better catch fish today
Remember you dii not do maoh than Oh s.tur.
day."
deep bass laugh and OF the hand
was tho only response, and he disappeared
leaving his wiie for the first time since
the beginning OF the honeymoon. The course OF the
fishermen lay a we'll made mountain ROAD in a
northeas erly direction and after stiff drive OF ei9h,
miles they arrived at the fishing preserve OF Mr. De.
lawier on Deep Creek. The proprietor tns
stoop ote cottage to greet his distinguished guests,
and opened his o, hospita.es by Offering to show
the contents OF his wine cellar.
"Thsrs the best whi.key punch drank" was
the Presidents remark be issued from the Aforesaid
wine cellar smacking his lips.
Little time spent in preliminaric. The Chief
Magistrate at began to draw his rod and reel
its canvas aud join the parts. Lamont Gt the
and during this proceeding Mr. Deavder 10
scrbed the points at whcn 1t was probable that ths
its with vengeance and 1t looked for time
though they would have "Ashermens luck" They stood
to work patiently, however changing their
every few minutes In the hope that one might prove
moro tempting than another. Now and then tie Of
the poles would quver as "speckcI-
back" nbbled at the bait Finally the Presidents reel
began to spin and before one could say Jack Robin
son he had a wrggling, sQurmlug andocke at
his feet IN the graas.
THAT'S a beauty. DAN" chuckled the President.
Heavy clouds from the south drew curtain tho
few minutes and then the fnBY creatures be-
came confident and ;hc two sportsmen were kept
busy pulling the hooks out Of the mouths of the Shiny
beauties short recess taken for lunch Dcaw-
ders and the fishing resumed, but the sun had como
forth ana bites were consequently few and
far between. OmnOus black clouds began to gather N
the north and FOR fear OF dreuchng the TWO "loas
fishermen" drew their rods and started Tor home.
Both had acquired good coat Of tan evidence Of
exposure When they arrived al the cotayc Mrs.
Cleyeldnd Mrs. Lamont John W. Davis and Mtl)r Hli,
purchasing agent for the Baltimore and ONO Railroad
were awaiting them.
what luckT inquired Mrs. Cleveland IN her musical
voice.
:. Oh. we got sood lot" was the reply in chorus.
Two baskets ha reen taken to bring back the catch.
but only shown This seemed to be fnil but q
minute INVESTIGATION showed that the bot
scs o TGr.e pysrleu.s wen OF 0VtrE' trout wrrs
Observation-Disclosures salmon, rainbow and brook
nine Inches long and weighing nearly a pouni Ihe
President kept MS the basket and was careial
number lie made an eyaslve reply. The aetnal total
catch was hfty.eight, and OF these thlrty-'!x were
caught by ta1iIttle private secretary
Mrs Cleveland spent the greater part OF the day With
Mrs DAVIS and Mrs Brown. she luncaed at Ii o'elcek
hotel grounds but weather voted 70 br too
Davis piszz,. Carriages were ordered and drive
taken over the Oakland roai. Mrs Cleveland; MS,
for the Presidents use, aud stephen B. ESns
Miss Ekns Mis- Pettingill and the two little Llkins
ten minutes ahead Of the sportsmen
Deer Park pro er is village OF less than 200 inhsb;
tans and only hfy votes are poled at the Presidential
election yet 1t has been incorporated under the laws OK
SoaT on for ns conncme serving Without
The present Mayors name is Graham and he IL clerk
n n Visit. 70 the civ Ei besn few and
far and he feared that 1t because lie had
tend 10 hin the freedom Of the city, but the guards at
the bridge could not see their way clear to letting hin
One OF the many rumors aloat here is to the effect
that Davis will be appointed secretary OF
Treasury aud that the real object OF tho Presidents
visit confer with Mr. Davis in regar the
conduct OF the Department. Tnis rumOr started
Saturday, spread asslduOusy sunday and put IN print
TINS morning Those who know Mr.. Divss record Ae
laugh heartily at the story. Mr. Davis went
Baltimore to-day and returned late Tonight To .
query a 10 the truth OF the report he answered:
- don't think there Is anything IN it."
stephen b. Elkins arrived from New.York tonight
He personally acquainted with the President is
says that no VIII be presented by ex-senator DAVIS to-
morrow.
Among the deicaccs the Presidents table tonight
strawberries Two inches in diameter sent by special
messen ger from Clarksbu.g W. Va, by j. II. Pollard
For the since their arrival tnere sounds
OF rtvery Presidential cottage Tonight Colonel
Lamont singing college songs and Mrs Cleveland
accompanied him the piano and Mr.. CleyeaDRs
husky voice occasionally heard. Iic WAS too de-
his luck at fishing to enter into the sing
Ing with any feen- The programme iOr to-day III
clules rido 10 Eagle Rock. peak IN the mountains
five miles here which may into Penn
syIvania, West Virginia aud Maryland.
TO VISIT THE GRAVE OF AARON CLEVELAND.
BosToN, June 7 tSpeciaD. The citizens Of
Woburn purpose invite the President and Mrs. Ceye.
land to visit the the occasion Of his East
Some time ago Mr.. Cleveland proposed the idea OF visit
ing the grave OF his in the Park Street Cene
terry Photographs have been made OF the stone which
marks the grave Tho scriptIon tne iol-
lows: Here yes tho body or Mr. Aaron Cleveland. VINO
departed life september the litn, l7l6 In sixty
second year OF his age" Since The ecyatOn OF hr.
Cleveland the Presidency tho Of Aaron C!eNo-
land has been visited by hundreds OF peopa
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