The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-06-16
TIE PETS OF TIE PEOPLE.
RETURN OF THE PRESIDENT AND HIS
BRIDE TO THE WHITE HOUSE.

| fhcE arc Greeted Upon Their Arri, nj at the
! Depot by Large hut Unobtrusiye Crowd--
Mrs.Cle'clnnd Delighted with Her SoIourn IN
the Mountains.
Especial to the News and Courier)
WASHINGTON, June 8.-Prcsident
Cleveland and his bride returned TO the
White House this evening, after their six
days sojonrn at Deer Park AS it was
generally understood that the President
would arrive at the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad station Mt half-past 6 o'clock n
large crowd was assembled at the station
TO greet the happy couple. The clock
IN the steeple of st. Aloysius' Church
had Just rung quarter after 7 O'clock
when one of the snail boys in the crowd
mt the depot shouted "Here she comesl"
and minute later the Presidential train
glided in under the shed and stopped.
An ample force of police was on hand to
regulate the crowd, but their services
were not called into rcquistion, for all
present stood back n respectful distance
and allowed good wide space on the
platform for the dusty and tired travel
ers. The train was made up of the same
cars which took the party to Deer Park
-first, the baggage car, followed by two
parlor cars, Baltimore" and "Dclawarc. !"
AS all of the window curtains in the
Baltimore" were pulled down, it was Mt
first supposed that the Presidential party
were IN it, but while the eyes of the
crowd were rivctcd on the ''Baltmorc." ;"
| the President surprised them by stepping
from the rear platform of the 'Dela-
ware. The party consisted of Mr.. and
Mrs. Grover Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lamont, white maid and the colored
steward, St. Clair. The President wore
a silk hat which showed signs of having
been brushed the wrong way III various
places, probably the work of his wife,
who has not yet mastered the art of
caressing plug hat black Prince
Albert coat closely buttoncd, dark trous-
crs, tuned-down collar and black neck
tie. The dust of several hours travel in
a railway had gathered upon his face,
| shoulders and hands, and exposure to
the sun on the mountains gave his com
plcxion a moro ruddy hue than he had
when he left the banquet hall Mt the Ex-
| NJ, T,,.i,1 ~ . '. 'iio","'S ihSh'.
e,,;t y, We, '''.,iJ" ~ !" .'"Nciihg
i' o,n'1s iiI"Si ~ Mniao 'i,o pi''cN mixed .aI
HInnL v"l,nt anI 5',"I i',' ';niaii'ic' WIN
i,n,. ho,I ,,,o'. '''o' :. ue,uH "in? S"I upon
nvoonI;u,ri,, ~ i'll, ! ~; SNniS liGi an
LonIs she oo,,:;'I ~ ,,1,n Ii h Ia s trt bioNc9
rn"ms ond os lho oi,,h ,,nI, ~ y! .'iJiGS anu
b.siIc Lor InsIomI s'ha ~ 'I'o t''''.ioiili iil
hoout;fnI Unm f,'on '''w noonu' ,H ''in inmS
tanned l,,, oynoa,,r" y, %' t' "'"o @ S'in' uI
| Cleveland wolkeI on no To-. ,;In of No.
husband and did NOT omnoor tbo Ioaot
disturbed bv the presence of tho lor"c
and motley crowd which nonrai into hor
face. Oa the contrary sbo InoknI ,laos
ant and smiled I'm, -hnnn;c.i ,oi,J.
| in-thc- United States smile ne sbn rrono-
fully walked from thc dcnot w;ihont
clntchinp at her husbands arm nc mony
| young brides would have done Mr. and
Mrs. Lamont walked hch;nd fn,lownJ
| by st. Clair and tbo moil Thnrc woe
no demonstration of any character and
the Presidential party entered tbc Evoc.
| utiyc carriage. driven bv tbc yctnron
Hawkins. and uuictlv rolled away toward
the White Housc Al tLc lottoy noint -
large crowd was also ossrml,lrI Mrs
Cleveland stcpped from the carriooc first
and stood for nm instant IN thn nnrfirn
looking np at the Grand old mansion
her future home. With nm cornnst md
thoughtful expression. The doors we've
| thrown omen and tbe President orontod
the servants at the door fomiliorly ne bn
and Mrs. Cleveland nosscd ON INTO tho
house. Miss Cleveland. Mrs Howl and
the Rev. DR.. Cleveland who wcrS wa;t' @
| ing payc the tourists cordial wolcn,no
home in the main corridor,
Before tho presidential t.o;, onr;u,
therc wos some snncmlnti"n 'a"'p "i,hEr.' h"'a
the tro;m womid oton =" Irnn 80 - ~ aaop mmoro
GERS 4 mo;nr;tUp p of e nUp nnrplo 40 '5it 'a'nrI'
fha troin wnnlI co,On W. o air"ctis, iD3a' ;mt" ~
station. os there seemed to bc No i, fnrthnr @
necessity for scclnsion ON tbo no,t nf ',Il tha
President Hownwnr ohout hoIs'nnot i' ", &c r
o'clock wbiIo tho nIaifnpm ot thn Io' Io',ot
swarmrd With nnwsmonor ,non "1 'n1 So,mn mop"S "S
whom had inst arrived f,nn Door Porl,
thc PresiJcpt's carr;oo,o ' tha nnin;oi "in' an.
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