Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-05
EAOIEuN Va
The First Day Of MI. and MrS.
CleVeland'S Honeymoon.
HOW THEY ARE KILLING TIME
AT DEER PARK.
The Knights of Labor Issue an Ad-
dress to Workingmen.
SENATOR INGALLS, MAKES A peril
NENT INQUIRY.
A Package While in Transit
Robbed.
PRECIOUS METALS DlSCOV'
Erred IN MISSOURI.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
rho president aud Ills Bird

rho president aud fiis Bride.
DEER PARK, Nd, June 3.-The President
| and his bride spent the fret day OF their
| honeymoon 1900 feet above the sea in one
| Of the most beautiful and romantic parts OF
| Maryland. They are at q cottage situated
so yards from the station, and have been
the center Of interest to all living within a
| radius Of 10 miles. The run from Wash.
| ing.on was made in six hours, and at day
| break yesterday morning the train stopped
at a point 10 yards from the station in
front OF q main drive. In a special car
| attached to the train were John W. Davis,
| President CARROTS Assistant, and Charles
| Selden. Superintendent OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Telegraph Company. Two car
| riages sent from Washington were In wait
| ing when the party arrived, and a drizzling
| rain was falling as the President and Mrs.
| Cleveland left their car. The drive 10 the
| cottage occupied but q few minutes, and
until afternoon there was no sign OF either
the bride or groom. The cottage is No. 2.
and is situated within 100 feet of Robert
| CARROTS private cottage, with the chapel
OF the little village about the same dis
lance on the other side. The house is
built in Queen Anne style, with a peaked
roof, and contains 10 rooms. 1t sets on
a knoll, and commands q picturesque view.
A veranda runs around the house, and the
dining room ia in the rear. No cooking Is
| done in the house, all the meals being pre-
pared at the hotel near by. When the party
entered the house a cheerful fire
blazing brightly On the hearth
made a pleasant contrast to the chilly at
mospbere about. The house is guarded by
IL detectives, who are required to know
nothing, and admonition is hardly neces-
sary, as not q word will they utter on any
subject. Mr.. Davis said that the Presi-
dent had strictly enjoined secrecy before
he would consent to come here, and the
company had tried to give him as much
privacy as possible. He will not even re-
ceive mail. and does not intend to zee any
one during his stay. He will certainly re-
main here until Saturday, and probably
until Monday. The train on which he
came is still here at his service, In case he
should take a notion to leave at any time.
The season at Deer Park does not open
until June Is. Consequently, few people
are here. Those who have arrived are ex-
Senator Davis, wife and son, and the five
children of Mrs. Stephen 3. Elkins, j. W.
Williams, OF Philadelphia, and Mrs. Bslti-
more. The bridal party is attended by q
French maid. tho Presidents valet and two
colored servants. Their baggage consisted
OF four large trunks and two boxes. Mrs.
Cleveland brought only such garments as
would insure comfort, but the President
brought with him q fishing suit and an
outfit. He will commence his piscatorial
sport tomorrow. The finest trout stream
in the Alleghenies is on the property Of ex-
Senator Davis near by. 1t is guarded with
jealousy, and the President has been given
the privilege OF using it. II is said q
party will be here from Washington TO-
morrow to get up some amusement, but
the President explicitly refuses to see any
company. There was no stir about the
Executive Mansion until nearly noon,
when the President came out on the por-
tico for a moment, and thea he went it,
side. Two ladies drove slowly by about IL
o'clock, evidently intending to call, but
chapged their minds when told they could
not approach the house. Mr.. Davis called
at the cottage about half-past l O'Clock,
and found the President seated on the
porch smoking a cigar. Mrs. Cleveland
sat reading o few feet away. She was
dressed in q dark silk costume, and looked
extremely we'll. At half-psst 2 o'clock a
carriage was called. and the bride and
groom took a 10-mile drive.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland did
not make their appearance until noon to-
day, when they walked to Senator Davis
They will drive this afternoon. The Presi.
dent received newspapers this morning
and q small mail. He will go fishing TO-
day.