Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-09
HOME FROM THE BRIDAL TRIP.
The President and His Bride Return
 To The White House.

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 DEER PARK, Md, June S-Early this morning MT. John W. Davis, who has had charge of the presidential party, was notified that the President desired to make the trip to Washington, and that he would like to have his special train follow closely after the midday train, known among railroad men as No. 6. An engine was at once ordered from Grafton, and the palace cars Baltimore and Delaware" were put in readiness for the reception of the party. At half-past ten this morning the carriage was brought to the cottage and President and Mrs. Cleveland and Secretary and Mrs Lamont started out for drive. They went to what is know as Observatory Hill, about two miles from the executive cottage, where magnificent view of the surrounding country is obtainable. At noon the party boarded the train and started on the return trip to the capital.
 MARTINsBURG, W. Va, June S.-After leaving Cumberland the first stop was made at Patterson's creek where the engine took water and was oiled. Leaving this point at 3:16 slow speed was maintained until Sir Johns run was reached so that the shifting scenes of the lovely valley with it's beautiful winding river, it's charming, teeming fields, it's rocky and wood-clad mountain environ ment might be the more thoroughly enjoyed. At some points the mountain sides seemed snow-clad, so great was the profusson of the azalea or wild honey -suckle, which is just now in its prime, filling the air with it's de- licious perfume. At 4:40 just before reach ing Sir Johns Run luncheon was had, the President, Mrs. Cleveland and MT. and Mrs. Lamont being served in the car Delaware. The train arrived at Sir Johns Run at 4:4O and left at 4:45. Part of the run from that point to Martinsburg was made at the rate of sixty miles an hour. The train stopped at the west end of the yard at Martinsburg and after change of engines pulled slowly through the town without making stop. A large crowd of people gazed admiringly at the train as it sped on with it's precious freight.
 HARPER's FERRY, June S.-The presiden- tial special train left the Martinsburg yard at 5:30 and made the run to Harper's Ferry, nineteen miles, in twenty minutes. The speed was slacked just as the train passed through this historic spot while all eyes gazed upon the rocky heights and the charm ing picture afforded by the meeting of the blue waters of the Shenandoah and Potomac.
 WASHINGTON, June 8--The special train with the President, Mrs. Cleveland, Colonel and Mrs. Lamont, the only occupants of the Tear, car, arrived here at 7:25 p. m. The run from Harper's Ferry to Washington was without special incident. When the train reached the K street crossing out towards the suburbs some distance from the main depot large crowd of peopls many of them in carriages, had congregated in hopes of catching glimpse of the President and his bride. But they were disappointed as the train merely slackened speed at the crossing and then continued slowly into the Central Baltimore & Ohio depot. Here perhaps four hundred or five hundred people, more fortunate than those at the K street crossing, awaited outside the depot the arrival of the President. When the train came to stop the President was the first of the quartette in the rear to aiight. Mrs. Cleveland followed and assisted by the President stepped nimbly from the car. Colonel Lamont and his wife came tripping along few seconds later and the party walked briskly out through the depot to the front of the building where the Pres1- dent's seal browns and his carriage with Al bert Hawkins whip in hand were waiting. It occupied only few seconds time for the four to enter the carriage and they were off for the White House-home after an absence of six days.
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