New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
IN SECLUSION AT DEER PARK.
ME- AND MRS. CLEVELAND OUT DRIVING.
DWELLING IN A COTTAGE BELONGING TO THE Ball
TIMoRE AND OHIO.

I,vrp P,rK Nd June 3-The train that
n, to this mountain resort President CLEVELAND and
his bride was made up Baltimore late IN tho a'ernoon
os Yesterday and consisted OF engine No. Sos' eoo
nation car President CARROTS private car the Dali"
more and the directors car the Delaware WIS r""
aown slowly from Baltimore and arrived AZ -Me'rPor
t.ar Junction on Metropolitan branch OF tne ba'-
go. and ohio nj o o'clock last night The mud about
the car was fully foot deep There were no hsn's i"
she cars and nothing about them ihoicsVeu Vh'' "'
thing out OF the usual line was TO occur All 'nc az
rangements for the journey were made WIN 'onn '"
n.xs An assistant to President Garrett, or the Bat
more and Ohio Railroad. and so careiuiy was
On. secret kant that even the train hands were not
maae aware OF the nature OF their errana
The Baltimore, In which Mr. and Mrs. CieVeianu an"
two servants quartered regarded as one OF 'e
most conveniently arranged private cars IN the country
In the front end ran in the train. Is spehdioy
arranged kitchen containing everything necessary ior
the nrenaraon OF hrst-class meals. Adjoining TINS Is
n large stateroom; next TO that richly furnshed
apsl tment, and IN the rear smoking and sieuhg roo
Ne stop was made until Washington junction was
reached 1915, when the water tank on inc engine
wss refled. At Martinsburg at 1l;3o hai' OF nVe
minutes was made to change engines Water was again
stopped for at Sir Johns Run 1885. and ut keyser
another change OF engines was made. Day was sJu''
beginning break over tbs crest or 'ne houH1ai"s
when Engineer Harry brought the train to standstli
at platform few rods beyond the Deer Park Depot at
4 a m exactly schedule time Conductor Stapieton
remained with from the start to the finish OF
its course Trainmastsr Msntz acted as his assistant
from Washington 20 Cumberland and rrainmaster Dun
lap from Cumberland to Deer Park Near the platform
at whic. Ia train halted stood two coaches.
Besides the person visible about the
grounds through the misty rain and fog which en-
veoped the mountain tops the prospect was anything
but pleasant. Mrs. Cleve.ands maid and the Presi-
dents rss leave the and after the
light had been removed the newly mated couple
In
the first carriage and were driven at rapid
pace TO their cottage
Deer Park situated upon the brow OF long slopng
promOntOry the crest OF the Allegheny Mountains,
OF Youghiogheny River. and IN the
midst of what are known The Glades The park
proper consists OF enclosure OF 175 acres artstcay
laid out with avns hOwsrbeds fountains, srottoes,
~ cottages seats and macadamized drives On
narrow plateau. 500 feet from the railroad tracks.
stands ornate building, four stories Nigh 3Oo rect
long and 100 feet deep surrounded by broad piazzas
and suIInOunted with three well proportioned towers
This 10 the hotel proper 1t is isnked either side by
building smaller In SIZE. but cOunterpars as to areh
tecural features. which are called tile "anne1es ana
which. during the season are connected by canvas
covered II Ia said that the hotel Was thus
divi4ed order TO supply the universal deVand for
corner and front The park is well wooded back
Of the hotel aud rises gradually In woods In The
rear and on either hotel nine cottages
OF styles OF architecture, a billiard hall
and bowling alley nafatorium and chapel Evidences
o. preparation for the summer season wach opens on
June % visible IN all the plblc buildings but the
ground. are IN fair order The most imposing OF the
cottages are two on the west sid, OF the hotel
owned by T. Harrison Garrett ami the other by Miss
Mary Garrett. The latter Is the one i'll which John W.
Garrett died.
The cottage occupied by the President and ais BRIDE ia
situated in southeastery direction from the ho'el and
about 800 yards IT, II Is known Cottage No ..
ami was N [ La Baltimore
Railroad Company The latter part o. last season 1t vas
occupied Dy Mrs. smith, OF Baltimore who has engaged
81 FOR tnis season Archltsctnray 1t is an Amer
can mod alton OF the Queen Anne style. two and
half stories higA with sopng roof rounded cor
piazza extending half round the northwest
side On floor parlor sitting room. dining
and kitchen. broad staircase IN the centre OF
the house leads the floor above where are four
bedrooms The brital chamber this floor is
room twenty square the northeast corner OF the
huildnc. and from its windows splendid view OF the
distant mountain peaks is obtained The furniture OF
the OF the description usually found IN cot
tage. at summer retreats. bent rattan trimmed with
SATIN ribbons predominstins The room contains richly
carved rosewood aud black walnut furniture.
Tie cottage that OF the President Is unOccu
ed IL present engaged by Robert Garrett
for tae season. Eikns the villa Jnst
beyond Mr. Garrett. occupies II with his chill
dren. j. ". Williams Of PhilAde phia. with bis wife and
Two daHSAters -Fe 2thcIs d. ."e ~s , ~
Mrs Hal eNbeck. OF Baltimore, e1 Mayor
law OF John H. Mclean, OF IAe Cincsnnaa E'.qu.rer,
have engaged the remanins cottages on the grounds
but they expected TO arrive before Juy l.
Breakfast ordered al 1920 snd both the fresl-
eooked IN hr Kitchen Of tho hotel Steward Hobbs at
tends personally the wants II the distinguished cd guests
ard mas authority to telegraph for any supplies wanted
and 10 SOP aay tralus required 10 execute con-
rnissioss. After breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. cleveland
appeared piazza aud tax n seats conversed 10
iocuar inamEer for tiBe The President WAS haD-
ited black clio irocA-coat AMI pun ID y!sor
ousy at cigar. HIS wife wore dress oI a wnlte
summer fabric with black bow AZ h-r mock. Hrf Asir
hung IN graceful ears over her '''snsAa @ns as sue
stamped foot express Itins opinion she
tHelr conversation Mr. DAVIS uai charge OF their
train ssuntsred along aud joined H. At 2:2O landau
sSp.r s,ort wa. va. red n, inc bridal uple Phe
prancei and chauped their bits as they started
of down avenue and TO the drive leading 10 Oak
land distance OF miles They then rode To Noun
tam Like. threo miles, to Lake YOucnioghcny
miles. and back To the cottage Their drive oi rf
Teen niles occupied two hours a"G Ten mlIuies
The PT-sIents first idea III coming 10 Deer PARK vas
o. course 10 ind spot As ecuard as po,siO Ia se-
lectn- tns place no mas own colsi eraDe g"ol Juu-
Tor certainly he could have found few p ices In
utterly quiet aud devoid OF Interest," 70 any
bui those placed ID the SAM postioh as ih-rL my
hole being ciosefcw trains shop n"re and even should
her. wonld have hard work keeping alive whi'-
Pres dent lie Is virtually the lessee
one be FURNISHED accommodations of any Kind !
hrs cottage continually ana no one is
permitted approach nearer than 100 Yards under any
prrteuce u.lsss ne b. recognized as servant
having Ousln,ss there II Of he question 10 At
tempt card or letter 10 the Chei Executive m
regular course or tue MA ls or over
the Tue whole number OF letter. received by
hun since Als arrival ANA To O'Clock tns evening
Was -ey dispatch came over the wires
The pDndcncc cDusisteI Of letter seiJ
an express the train gong West AT o:O
D. H. The horses aud carriages tor tDs use o. TIE fe-
Geni were sent here on IurslaJ 1Iom vac s''"e g., "a
Washington NaiOr. the Washington Iverynan AiteF /
returning from Tie drive Mr. Cleveland Sal for AL hOur
the piazza alone shoki snd reAans tie ,.'iy hon
papers Already the relief from th- coninin- ohce /
wOrk been accustomed Tor the past Two
years la- produced telling effect. He walks with the
buoyant air OF New-lOrk bank clerk No /
slgn o! wOTriment appears III "a, T
face. Ills special train stands on a
and steam Is constantly kept III the OcOmo-
tive made AT mJmen. FOR what
Ge-tiuaon tue President may choose. IL Is now !
thou snt t1at Will here until Friday and then
seek other quarters FOR few days
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