Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-04
BEARS At DEER PARK.
The Moneymeom of Grover
and Hrs. Grover.
4 cossaes Nsar As RallruaA. Twelve
Dsssesivss, Msals fon IA Hut.l
ana : Trsua ssrsan Cu.usi.
tuss sAs rsss Enn,nhls.

DEEE Pax, (Hd.1. Iuna a. Tta
President and Aia hrida a. tuanaq- fanr
hours, spent Ae frsf dnY ~ fhalr
haaagnoon $50 fees ahops tha - =
enc % 1ne mos4 haauIiful ana romanfIn
parl1 o. MaKyland They are a 4 aaA.
taQe situated aboni 80 Yar1a frcrn psrr
PARK s,atian, aHd hags, 81 conrra. hnsn
lhe cantre of interanl a. all paraann Nv.
ing within q r91ing " Sen milaa TIA
Fun from NaEEineton Wa1 mn1a r.
1bout aIx houfzs and inst a. faghsoak
shIa m1RniuN fh2 ffain s&cnpad A a
peini aboul 100 garda from ths statfen
and IL front of tha nain driea la =
sEe1Iai car attached % the train wara
Ino. w. Davis, President Garralfia nr-
slslant, aud Ctaa Sti3rn. Hnnnrlntan-
denl of the baltlmcle and O6io Tee
graph Company. I've unErIAmoa nRmh
from WHahlnrtan were In WAITING whnn
the party arrived aud = dTln1'inr rain
va falling a. tta Pfeaident and Mra.
Cleveland laft kheir car. The driga fa
the cottage ooeapied hut fnw minuara.
and until tha afternoon fhara uar -
eign Of eifhoF bfids o. groom.
fhn onttaQe is No. g amd Ia aftuataH
within ore hnndro& ldeI of Eohart Car
rstt's private co1l1Eo. with ths ohanaI
Of lhe lialie village aboui tha same dis-
tance o. she other aiia. TIE honRa Il
builf IL Queen Anno atFle with 4 naakef
roof and conlaius zen Faoma. if alla an
q knoll and eommana9 4 piainruaune
view. Tha voranda runs around -
honsa and tie dinlnE room i in ne
Fear. No cookina IA done In Sac hnuna.
ali ihe meals being prepared allAa hoial
naar by.
when the party entered ths hours a
aAsoEful hE8 was blanina brightly "a lha
hearth and made 4 pleasant aontrHrt -
he chilly aimeanhoFo Without Tha
house l. guarded b. twelve da1eatlrsa
who are Fuquifed b kuow nothing. ana
the admoniflon ie hardly neossr1Fg. aa
not q word viii thar utter ca any sub.
ieet. Nj. Davis said that lha President
had strictly oniolned secrecy before 10
would consent 20 come here. and tte
company had tried % alVs him Ia mueh
privacy a. possible. He win noA even
receive mail and doe1 nut intend a. see
any one during bis slag. He certainty
win remain here until SATURDAY, and
probably until MoRdaY. Ihe train on
which be came l. SIN hsEo & hIa aofpias
IN case be should tako . notion % relaEn
AZ any iima.
Tho ssaaon mt Daar PARK dosa nat
opon Until Jane rs, consequently few
people are here. Thosa Who ala here
are ex-senator Davis, wifo k-Aa con and
Ave children Of Mra. Blephen b. ElkinB,
J. w. Williama. Of Philadelph1a. and
Mrs. Hcllsnboak and thrsa children, 81
Baltimore. The bridal party 4 aitand-
Cd bf French maid. She Presidents
valet and two oolufed s1fgauls IhaIr
baggage consisted 0f four large tRunkh
and two boxes. Mra. OlagaIand onlY
brouGht such garments e. would ingafe
comfort, but the President orouehs
wiih him . hahiug suil and outfit. Hs
viii commence bis piacaforial spnFt W
marrou. Ihe Aao1t trout alroam 81 laa
AlieRhaniea ts on tbs farm % hanmtoN
DAVIS, near az hand. 10 is guarded
ieaiouaIg a. pocaent, and tie fr11Id1ut
will be given lAa pEIFIloqa oi n1lnn il.
II is said shat q PARTY viii ba heFe kgom
Washington tnmoFrow % 80 40 some
amusement. bat the President oxHIIoItly
refuses 30 aea anY nompang.
There waa 10 stir about the "ExgGa-
tive Mansion" untiI nearly noon, When
lhe President came out on The poTtieo
for q moment and then went iusida.
Iwo ladies drove slowly ~ abo1t u
o'clock, evidently intending b call. bal
iheY changed lhsir minda wh1n told
that they could not approach she house.
Mr. Davia called a. the coliaQs abont
O'clock and found ihe Rsa9dant seated
on a porch smoking q cigar Mrs.
Cleveland aat reading q feW fa1t away.
Sks vas dressed IA q DARK siIk costume
and looked extremely veil. AZ O'Clock
q carriage waa called and tho bride and
RFoem took q ten minute drive. AZ
o'clock dinnor vas served from he
holel, and a. o'clock tho Rraaldeul
seized q strong bAmbon sans aud biz
hat, and acoompanied b. bis wife,
walked around tie back Of he eotlaae
and d0Wn % she ilway track. Ho waa
dressed, e. "a his cuasom, ii q black
Primes Albert suit. Mrs. OleFelsnd uas
Ia very good spirits, and her walk, ghls1
vas q apxinRy, awinRing gaIa, nfand A
graceful poisa 20 her other ohafmA
The President has Arranged fer 9
dahine expedition tomorrow, ia whian
be gill have tho company of Senator
Davis.