Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-07
HONEYMOON JOYS.
How the Presidential Bride and
Groom Spent the Day.
The President Goes Fishing and is
Pleased With Deer Park.
cOngratuIatOry kilograms Given
the Public.

not we'll have more beautiful weather. TIL
sun shines warmly but its heat is tempere'
by delightful breeze which blows owe
the mountains and make delightful at
mosphere. Quiet reigned supreme in tn,
neishborhood Of the Executive Mansion
until nearly 9 o'clock when the tireles
pacing to and fro of the B. & o. detectives
was broken BY the appearance on the por
tico Of President Cleveland. He strollet
down to where the officers were standing
and talked pleasantly with them for few
moments. he expressed himself as being
most agreeably surprised with Deer Park
az he had expected to find it almost bar
rem waste, but instead had found it most
picturesque and we'll ordered resort. The
beauty OF the cottages and the surround
ings pleased him greatly and he already
feels benefited By the pure and brscing
air. Breakfast was brought over from
the hotel shortly after 9 o'clock.
About IL o'clock ex-senator Davis and
wife called at the cottage and in few
moments the President and Mrs. Cleveland
appeared and were driven of. Mrs.
Cleveland wore a dress of marrow coiOred
material and the President attired in a
fishing suit. Rods and lines were visible
and the party has evidently gone on s
fishing expedition.
The course OF the morning brought out
quite batch OF fresh gossip. Col. Dan
Lamont and his wife are 10 arrive here to-
night and remain several days with Mr..
and Mrs. Cleveland. Daring tfe morning
Rev. Mr.. Foulk. of the Garrett Memorial
Presbyterian Church, OF Oakland, and
Hon. Patrick Hammell, Postmaster Of
Oakland aud ex-CopgressmaR, called on
The President and invited him to
attend services tomorrow morning at ii
o'clock in the Garrett Church the invi
tation WAS accepted and the President and
his wife will drive to church with Senator
Davis and wife. The church was built by
donation from John w. Garrett and is a
very pretty building Of gray stone. ltgoes
without saying that there will be great
congregation. This afternoon the Presi'
Dental party are fishing on Deep Creek
seven miles from Deer Park Mr aud
Mrs Cleveland are delighted with Deer
Park ana say they will remain week or
zen days.
A large number Of
CONGRATULATIONS DISPATCHES RECEIVED
by the President since his stay here were
given out by him at o'clock. They were
from the Board of United lsraelites, OF New
York; the Bachelor Club, of BoonvilIe,
Ind, which sent regrets; Philip Becker,
Mayor of Buffalo; the Michigan Press As
soc!ation Convention at ColdwAter, sent a
dispatch which said that to be chosen as
the husband of go fair a daughter OF the
United Sta'es, was as honorable Gs to be
chosen President They hoped there would
be no unexpected vetoes and no Offensive
craftsmanship Ia. the new household govern-
nent, and hoped thar this new union would
never pass into 'iunocuous desuetude. Mes
sages we're received from the faculty and
students Of Wells College at Aurora, where
Mrs. Cleveland graduated; Mr.. and Mrs
W. j. Florence; Dennis o Bren, Attorney
General of New York; State Comptroller
Chspin; w. A. Porter Deputy Attorney
General of New York and Belva A. Lock.
wood.
From ex President Arthur came the fol-
lowing:
Il send you my most cordial congra'u.
Iations and good wishes.
CHESTER A. ARTHUR"
The following is foreign tribute:
LONDON, June 5-At a meeting OF clti-
zens of the United States OF Amer
ics assembled in the American Exchange
in Europe it was unanimously resolved
that we respectfully tender our hearty con.
CALCULATIONS on the suspicious occasion CT
your marriage and desire to express to
YOUR most sincere wishes for the happiness
and prosperity Of yourself and bride.
GSigned, on bshalt Of the meeting.
HENRY f. GILLIG.
The civic and military authorities Of
Montreal, sent congratulations and said:
Montreal field battery had fired a salute
in honor OF the marriage celebration" II
Beaugrand, Mayor, sent the message.
From London came this message:
The President and Mrs Clerelqud:
PRAY sir, accept Inv respectful salota
ton: Hail to thee, lady, and the grace Of
heaven enwheel thee, round Henry
Irving.
Mrs. L. S. Grant and family sent com
pliments and congratulations through +.
d Grant; Miuisters Pendetoa and Phelps
sent good wishes. Ire Cincinnati Ce:ttn
Der OF Commerce cor5Ts.:,a,ated the new
CLEVELAND social firm, The Americas
Club, OF Philadelphia, wished the couple
we'll ia resolution. O,her messages are
in Washington and have not been forward
ed here yet. The President received the
messages and one hundred and torty let
,ers of congratulations hare.