Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
At deer PARK.
The President and His Bride Spend
the Day Fishing for Trout and
Enjoying the Scenery.
The Newly Married Couple Flooded
with Messages OF COngratulatiOn
from Every Quarter.
Cleveland Much Refreshed by the Noun.
tain Air-coi. Lamont and Hts WIFE wn
spend Sunday &C the Cottage.
nArrr 4,,xys.


DEER PARK, Nh, The presl.
dent has expressed himz2x,Tc e effect
that he is delighted with hheo IL. sere.
Yesterday was beautiful day& right
sunshine and fresh crisp breeze sweep
Ing over the hills. The "forget-me.no,sn
bloomed out during the early morning as
Il to honor the visit of the distinguished
guests. President and Mrs. Cleveland
rose about o'clock. Shortly after the
president unaccompauled, strolled along
the path back Of the cottage. AT 10
o'clock breakfast was served. During
the meal ex-senator Henry Davis called
at the cottage and remained an hour.
Subsequently the president took the fresh
air on the porch. lie was bareheadgd
and wore slippers. He had been medi-
stively pacing up ana down the porch
with his hands behind him but short
time when Mrs Cleveland appeared and
WALKED BY MS SIDE.
She was dressed in white morning
wrapper and had shawl OF the same
color thrown over her shoulders. A little
later she seated herself In a rocking.
chair, the president taking his place be-
side her. They conversed for. quite a
while. The express office boy, who Is q
sort Of general utility about the village,
went to the cottage TO notify the presi.
dent that some mail was waiting for him
at the postoillce aud box at the express
| office. One of the guards took the boy
up to the cottage to inform the president
who sent his servant for the box ant
mail The box was very light and the
servant carried 1T suspended by very
slender cord from the index dnger Of hi,
right hand. The spectators suspected
that the president was about to acquire
an experience OF
THE sPRrN GBoNNFT SEASON.
The mail consisted principally Of letter,
and newspapers About 2 p, m. The
president and his wife went 10 ex-senator
Davis cottage TO luncheon There we
no guests, the only participants in th,
meal being the president and Mrs
Cleve land and the senator's family. The
discussion over the repast occupied
about an hour, at the expiration Of which
the president and his wife returned I
their cottage TO dress for drive. Vhes'
regular drives will be the feature Of th
sojourn here. The scenery along any o
the roads passing through Deer Park o
leading to Il (aud these are numerous
is pretty enough to please any
LOVER or NATURE.
Among the objective points of regula
drives for visitors are the obseryaior
which faces the park from across -tfi
aEHbEt" halfway between Deer Park an'
EOakland aud Eagle Rock, no{nt Ok som
interest on account Of the maenincen
view obtainable from the boulder A
40 n. IN. ex-senator Davis drove up I
cottage No. 9, Mrs. Davis accompanyin
him. The vehicle &as Mr.. Davis two
. seated pheton and the horses two nn
bays, Mr.. Davis held the reins himse
and had the mettlesome steeds well
hand. The president aud his wife wei
ready and entered the phgton at ono
= The president sat on the rear seat besld'
Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Cleveland mountC
the seat alongside Mr.. Davis, who divide
, his time between managing the hors'
and pointing out
THE PLACES or INTEREST.
Mrs. Cleveland, with total disregard
70 nretty complexion, had discarded
hat She wore q neat little bonnet
II black straw, with white trimmings, al
: had light shawl thrown over her shoul
ers she eyinced great interest In !
= scenery, and in quiet way kept !
millionaire ex-senator talking at PREF
rand rate. The drive lasted from .;
n,elock till G O'Clock, and was up the 70
through Oakland and back throu
G Mountain Lake park and Lake foue
Y ian ,hney, aud thence 10 Deer fark'
! drive was flne one. The entire party
RETURNED WITH GOOD APPETIIEs'
AZ the carriage turned into the 10
leading TO the prcsidept' house the no
~ servants we're bringing over the dlni
an tbe traVs. eve are just IN TINT
- VA. the remark that issued from the We
clio The party attracted much etteht
es they drove through Oakland. W
rosd they stopped several times ana
Iect,d Wild flowers. The president
N. ia wife went, with Mr.. aud Mrs Ds'
a. me lake owned by the senator, 40
four miles from here, and trled
LITTLE TROUT FfsHiNG.
rho trin WAS propose by Mrs.DaVisiN
u, 1vas aware that the president was an
,'ert diseioIc Of Isaac Walton ~ wa
- init little picnic party. Mr.. Davis nlui
~ stocked the pond with trout ana the
y seern 10 thrive IA It, II Is a pure
~ ,,o,,ntain lake. Some OF the hsh 70
I
from from, il are twelve inches long and I, q
me r6 president also visited Eagle X
- Eagle Rock is four miles distant 20, On
Baek Bone range and is one o. the 3 !
attraetiYe places about Deer !
Enough TIE lardestto reach on aec'
al the steep drives leadirg up 70 ~,
oyij ncs az the unosteutailois ma
~ which the president and MS VIE
i ~ here 1t may be ~
n mai Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
u srrIved here Thursday night ana inte'
II a aayinc their visit a congratnietion
J s .i be agreeable 70 Mrs Presl'
no their surprise, before break ,i.a,
president and bis wife were seen q, ~. m n,
tbslr way up the sasdust waik lsa .,l
W. nv. cottsge. They h9d tAi
ssSde MI ceremony "a the matter, an
IL steRd Of waiting tor the
USUAL FIRST c4LLi