Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05

Special Dispatch 70 THE EVENING STAR
DEER PARK, Nd, June 5.-A more beautiful
day has never been seen on the circle OF the
Alleghenies than this and the President and
Mrs. Cleveland came out early TO enjoy IL.
Alter an early breakfast the President put q
big straw hat and walked down TO the dead
Line" the nearest approach to the mansion.
Three or four officers were sitting about, and
the President walked up to them, remarking
that it was a pretty morning, and thanked
them for guarding him well. He chatted
pleasantly, and laughed when the reporters
were referred 10, saying that they were all gen.
tlemen and he was gratifed at their treatment
of him.
At 10 o'clock Mrs. Cleveland came out on the
piazza bright and charming, her cheeks aglow
With the flush of health. She called to the
President TO come and sit in the cool veranda.
To ATTEND CHURCH To MoRRow.
About eleven o'clock ex-senator Davis went
up TO the house and told the President that the
Rev. Mr.. Faulk, pastor of the Garrett Memorial
Presbyterian church in Oakland, and Hon.
Patrick Hamill. postmaster at Oakland, and at
one time a member Of Congress from this dis
trict, were waiting below to see the President
in relation to the arrangements for to-morrow's
service. The President invited the gentle
men up to the house and received them very
cordially. He was invited to attend the SER
vice, and replied that he and Mr.. Cleveland
would attend. After a pleasant talk the gen tie
men withdrew and Mr. Faux Went TO prepare
his sermon. The church they will attend was
built by Hon. j. w. Garrett, and II the fashion,
able place OF worship during the season. The
President, Mrs. Cleveland, Senator and Mrs.
Davis aud Col. and Mrs. Lamont, who will ar
rive tonight, will drive over al eleven O'Clock
in MIR. Elkins carriages, which have been
lhe President aud Mrs. Cleveland were out
walking about noon aud took quiet view of
the grounds. They aiterward drove around
the place.
AN EXCURSION AFTER TROUT.
About 2 O'Clock the President and Mrs. Cleve-
land and Senator aud Mrs. Davis got into the
big family carriage Of the Senator, which Was
loaded wit fishing tackle, and drove to Deep
creek, about seven miles from here. They " ill
fish Tor trout, and return late this afternoon.
Mrs. Cleveland has a rod aud reel OF her own.
In speaking of the drive yesterday senator
Davis said to-day that Mrs. Cleveland drove
part OF the way, and is very accomplished
driver, handling the horses with great ease.
BY Associated Press.
The President Charmed with Deer Park
DEER PARK, Nd. June 5.-The third day of
the presidential honey moon could not well
have been more beautiful as tn weather. The
sun shines warmly, but lis heat Is tempered by
a delightful breeze which blows over the noun.
taius and makes u most charming atmosphere
Quiet reigned in the negLborhood Of the SEX
ecutive Mansion" until nearly o'clock, when
The tireiess paciig To and fro Of the Is. q D. de-
tectives brohen 10y the appearance on the
portico Of President CIeveiaiId. lie strnlled
down to where the officers were standing
and talked PLEASANTLY with them Tor a
lew moments. He expressed himself being
most agIeeably surprised with Deer Park. as
he had expected ~ mud IL almost barren
waste, but instead had found a most pIctur-
esque and well ordered resort. The beauty OF
the cottages and the surroundings pleased him
greatly, and he already feels benefited by the
pure and Tracing air. Break fast was brought
over from the hotel shortly alter y o'clock.
About IL o'clock ex-senator Davis and wife
called a. the cottage, ana in a few moments
the President and Mrs. Cleveland appeared aud
were driven OFT Mrs. Cleveland wore "a dress
OF maroon-coiored material and the President
atLred in q fishing suit. Rods and lines
were visible aud the party has evidently gone
on fishing expedition.