The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-05
THE HONEYMOON
OF THE PRESIDENT AND BRIDE
Away up In the AIOuntAius-Fho ChrOploIs
efthslF Lif'AS Pictured by Correspond.
snta-Thsy Lunch with Ex-senator
Davis AHd WlfS Yesterday,

pEER PARK, MD,, June 4.-The cottage
up in the grove back Of the hotel, in
which the President and his bride are
spending their honeymoon, is in state
Of seige this morning, An army OF news
paper men are entlenched in the
Baltimore & Ohio depot, two hundred
yards from the cottage, and in full view of
1t. An army Of Baltimore & Ohio detect
ivesaIe seated on benches and tree stumps,
within one hundred yards Of the cottage,
and thus far only one person has succeed.
ed in getting to the cottage, that being ex.
Senator Henry Davis. The Presidsnts
cottage is Charmiugly located, open for
the tEst time last season, II iG one Of the
lew which have been provided with
kitchen and cooking stoves, as nearly ali
OF these little buildings are occupied dur
ing the season by those who take meals In
the hotel, The original plan was to ix
up the cottage built by the late ]. w, Gar
rett, which Is the haudsomsst here, and
on the interior decoration oi which some
$4,000 were expended, chiefly in hard
woods, For some reason, probably be-
cause Of the lack Of notics Of the Presi-
dents determination, the plan was
changed, and the new company cottage
was used instead.
MRS CLEVELAND REALLY LAUGHS
Mr.. and Mrs, Cleveland remained in the
cottage inObsCure most Of the morning.
Mrs, Cleveland, dressed in pretty wrap
per, appeared on the porch about 10
o'clock, and eat there reading the papers,
the mail bag being taken from the boat.
thce Tor the first time this morning by
the. PlesIdent MTs. Cleveland seemed
amused aud interested at the Gordon Of
newsgatherers around her, and once or
twice she laughed without having n ap-
parent cause for miFth. The President
came out for few minutes alter his
bride retired, aud did not appear to notice
what was going on about him.
At one o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland
walked over to Senator Davis cottage for
lunch. The bride wore the same dress
she wore during yesterday, Of peatl.color.
ed cloth with blue stripes and tallor.made
coat. The President wore gray panta.
looms and q black Prince Albert No one
ventured to intrude on the pair, and they
walked slowly over the half mile OF tan.
bark walk between the houses. Senator
Davis and bis vile were the only Compan.
ions Of the President and Mrs. Cleveland
at luncheon, and about 2 O'Clock the Sena.
tors bly team and double.seated drag
conveyed the party up the broad road to
Oakland. They turned OF the edge OF the
town and came back.
The only incident which has occurred
TO show any attempt at courtesy was the
sending Of q handsome basket OF trout TO
the President by DR.. MCComas, OF Oak.
land, who in return was cordially thanked
by the President, II is probable that the
President will not return to Washington
until the latter part Of next week. He is
said to be studying the Canadian fishery
question here with a few 10 taking some
action.
Tomorrow 1t Is the intention Of Presi.
dent and wife 10 60 with Mr.. and Mrs,
Davis to the lake owned by the ex sena-
tor, about four miles from here, aud trya
little trout fishing The trip was proposed
by Mrs. Davis, who was aware that the
President was an expert disciple Of Isaak
Walton. 1t will be quiet little picnic
party. Mr.. Davis himself stocked the
pond with trout and the fab seem To
thrive well In II, tits pure cold noun.
tain lake. Some fish taken from 1t
are twelve inches and over. II
is the Presidents intention also
to visit Eagle Rock, and It Is thought he
would 60 there to-day. Eagle Rock Is four
miles distant, on the top Of the Backbone
range, and Is one oil the most attractive
places about Deer Park, though the
hardest to reach on account Of the
steep drives leading up to 1t. From this
point one can obtain 0 view Of three
states, Maryland. West Virginia and
Pennsylvania, while standing in Garret
county MARYLAND,