New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
CLEVELAND AND HIS BRIDE.
LUNCHEON WITH EX-SENATOR DAVIS.
.>ofurI DRlvE-READING FISHERY lkhAiiho-
A PHOTOGRAPHERS FolLkD.
fry TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l


Dvrp PARK. Md. June 4.--The first indica-
Atom of activity in Cottage No. this morning was tue
uo" .'~.n.a at window Of Mrs Cleveland.
sha had been attracted thither by inc nea'!
,,c ,f the hoofs OF a cavaicsde of horses. mounted
- revsnaper correspondents, on the hard surface Oh
,ne ,nacadamzea road Twenty minutes iae' 'no
p.s,dent appear the a.za dressed IN iroeA Goa"
=. usuai and began to peruse some cnmoerso'uo 'e
wepts They are believed to be papers relerr'hs W
,n Canadian fishery question which were orough' nero
,a,o train last night by White House messenger
7, The course of conversation TINS morning. a'
,u.vsl.nd said that he regarded ihe hSnei! H"'' " ~
,os, ,,nuortant subject now before 'he cou"'i'' "
.,opeht that 1t should be settled imheaiaeY' "o
,r,b, with him from Washington copies OF all uea"es
o., oose with Canada and his leisure moments nave
49,, o,n,iel In studying them. 1t IL undersloou lra'
=. does not fuly approve OF the action thus 'ai "o"
and he IL preparing message TO |ohsroSS y" '"o '
Jet ,, vnen IL was
A. 10 o'clock breakfast was ordered "heu ~ "",
,,ea Mrs Cleveland appeared at a parlor winuo" al"
'.,,ood it n her husband Shortly after the table
s cleared Ex-senator Henry g. Davis called 10 eN'cnu
,,e,nsra,ulatlons lie remained FOR nearly an h"u''
When the G Senator was leaving 'he ires"o"'
"weu. have already broken one Of my resolutions
"Anl what is that r. was the query - o.
o,a of my objects in coming up here, yon know" was
- tro,o tine cares OF state for few days, ana
f., res I promised myself that would attend
mo business whatever during my vacation. AS !"
,,,ner was brought this morning which repurcu
i,a,atc attention. glanced it over and signed IT, ana
~ hrose my p,eGge" The contents OF the paper were
not dvn.gcd. =
the President and Mrs Cleveland took luncheon, by
invitation at the Davis cottage, walking thither About
O'clock Mrs Cleveland appeared at the 1oor anu s'ooG
splng over hands pair Of cream -colored SILK mi'
She wore "A OF cresmcoorcd mule, trimmed Win
satin ribbons OF the same shade and white stra" nat
covered with satin ribbons. She carried white SATIN
arasol Mr. Cleveland having Joined her. they started
Gown the uushadcd tanbarS path TO the Davis cottage
= ouartcr of a mile away. This walk leads
rost stephen Il. ElSuss villa, down steep iuchne 10 "a
nrdre over brook tributary TO the Cheat River and
IN long hill The clImD IS ar iuOus In the coolest
weather. ana on day would be to most people
uncomfortable. The visitors were received by Mrs.
Davis who presented them to Miss L!klns o"usn'ei
Of -sphen u. L kIns. These, with MI Davis ana HIS
pye.year.o!d daughter comprised the luncheon party
Luncheon over Mrs Cleveland. Mrs. DAVIS ana
Miss Elkns repaired to the porch ana Mr.
Cleveland and Mr. Davis retired to tie grouhus
IN the reaf OF the house to smoSe
Tho resident and Ills wife aai acreptet an INVITATION
10 rce with Mr.. and Mrs Davis Immediately "'e'
lunchcon but the weather was decided TO be 100 warm
and the Ide was poned until $780, Tho carriage
stood az door ready and the CieVeiahds "ero ui'o
10 their cottage for the interval
Jus, before they left the Davis house. and wheh the
whole party the piazza an enterprl'ins Pno''s
rapher who arrived here with his kit this morh- So
ND his camera the lawn in front OF inc mousse anu
drew bead on the group He was Just about ready TO
expose his plate when the party Deat n"s'' io
through the door .
The phoograph"r then went to the mousse 10 ask ll'
the rroup sit for him. This enphaucaIy refused
and he couientei himself with taking a view oil the
house. He then trampd over toward the fies'uent :
collage with his ment and encountered more dn-
cnl,,es here Some 800 yards from the temporary
aJ"e OF the Executive is nountin brook crossed by
n rustic nrjdge All roads to the cottage con
AL nl-
eve sits captain Hutchinson. the man detaei 10 cVn
mamd squad of twelve railroad detectives VINO @ q
tile grounds. There the artist Was detained, & anu n
stormy interview followed But eventually inc Pho-
Al ine appointed hour MIR. Davis drove pair of
handsome bay horses attached to double seated open
rhaeton. the steps Of tue PRESIDENTS cottage m
Team be ong4 stephen b. Ekins and the carrase 20
ber OF horses he thought none OF them hahusolhe
enough draw the President OF the Unea Sea.es ar
Davis sal on the back She Is motherIy-looKs
1 % M nsS s@eanS S" was ass
Mr. Cleveland mounted to tue IRON, NJ sea- ,ne s"ph az %
LETT OF Mr. Davis and the party started up we sou'n u,
east drive. laughing heartily at r,ov one aroTe
the eTssnat9s dry MdS%,sH rS%siH' Lake and back
home gong nearly the same road taken yes
near rnnIs Of Mr. DAVIS park at Mr. Clevelands
quest to look OF the Attorney catt'e which MI
per 10 II pecaie their tine points and continued ihelI
iak aboiI the wedding. which subject MIS- &C. .a
peIiorce Tss S.s no.1es ecmssl'ed 10 ""'' Dp'"'
eTh strwsrd mad been ordered TO have dinner ready
carriage stopped at the door a., A.. oor
the me,hers of the committee appointed by the con
xsnunn of Methodist Sunday school superlntenuehts
vestcrIav TO write a the President requesting
fha ne TX time for them 10 call AMI personally eAtehu
the CONGRATULATIONS OF the convention are wrdhy oe
cau.e tley have received answer TO their note -.
The note however was not delivered, although the
COMMITTEE do not yet know it The messenter by whom
II was sent was stopped by guard who prom,seh 10
take care OF It, He has IL In his pocket yet in no.
going TO let these cranks bother the oh man. he sau
The mail for the Cleveland household was bulky to-
day hut contained veope With an 0nlcia abpeai-
auc+ Most OF the remainder comprised papers lnese
wrrr eagerly opened by Mrs. Cleveland and Tor Two
hours she DO ed the accounts OF the marriage cere
many she laughed heartily at some OF the attempts
nad IN dc scribe her toilet Mr.. Cleveland was most IN
teresied u tue OF their flight from the
Hou,e and expr ssed wonder when he READ perfectly
truc Of IL in the leading paprrA
The caller at the Executive cottage to-uay' Do-
aides those already mentioned, was Dr D. Lee MA
cobas of Oakland, for the Wheeling DIVISION
of the Baltimore and Ohio road. He attends the guests
OF The hotels and cottages here He brought with him
OF ine trout anu these were scrNeo as 'ne
course In tO-nighrs dinner .... 80.
An indident OF the drive to-day and one wnlch was
vLoly unlocked for the cheering OF the piluai
coupe as they passed through the principal Stree. VI
OakI,nd Some OF villagers had got an lntlmauon oi
the route party would take, ana asse ou
corner waited the party and shouted lusly. 1i.
Cleveland acknOw iedged the salutaton py Hitps ni'
hat and Mrs Cleveland bowed low ,,,
Tn.,iehr the President startled by seeing oacs
and cnron. face peering his window. It proved
10 he a negro tramp who had eluded the guards he
wa. cantured ad dlnonished and then set at liberty.
CARDS SENT OUT.