New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
OREGON FANCIEs MIR SHERMAN.
From The Portland Orogonian


A SCORE OF ProPT.r GAZE At TIVE p-PAh''hr
PROGRAMME OF TIFF TorF-vo sPrpCHrs
WARRINGTON Feb. 81 fspecian.-7he President ann
Mrs Cleveland accompanied by Secretary ann MT
Whitney and Colonel and Mrs. Lamont. started on
Snecial train for Florida at II 30 RMS morh"s
They were met at the depot by Secretary ann MIS-
Endcott Secretary and Mrs. Farchlld. Pnstnaste'
General Dickinson and Secretary Villas. who chs''e"
with tho psrty previous to the starting OF The tram
Luckily tho President did not adopt his favore pan
NJ entering the depot through hole IN the 'enoo'
and thus for few moments no actually was exposeu
TO tho vulgar gaze OF about score OF people "u'
when the train departed showed signs OF relief rtiher
han enthusiasm. Cnllls other Presidents VINO never
hestated TO travel in company With other ordinary
,olhs such rs Senators and Representatives Mr.
Cleveland refused u IL understood. 10 ACCOMMODATE
large Congressional party by admitting them 10 us
train They were relegsied to al Iher train whrh
.farcd hall an hour ahead OF the Presidential party
Mrs. Cleveland as she stepped into the car oofsn ~
charming She wore dress oi g,een snI
draperies edged with fox fur, the SKIRT heavily baucu
In black. and fawn cnorrd coat OF cen co
The train Will make lie fist stop al SAVANNAH Ca
where n will arrive al O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The party will remain there an hour and VII lahe
drive tho principal thoiC 'ptisies ~! VIZ
arrive Al Iacksonvnle at o'clock In the afternoon.
visit viii he made TO The Exposition. ana rece pom
will be held by the President ana MIs 1ie'e@,n ~
the evening The next day Thursday. VIII be spent
IN St Augustine where anoihcr reception VIII Ne hG,a
The start for home will be made on Friday morning.
and the train will mako no stops except such as arc
necessary for cosing. etc.
Colonel Lamont said that the Pros dent han prcrhh
no speeches for the trp and did not expect to mako
any. but NEVERTHELESS 10 was seen carrying bulky
volnme rndcT his oolinC very much Inc an IN
cvcIorcd'a Previous to his departure Senator " ado
Hampton called uron the Pros dent and congratnia"d
him upon the prospect Of having three solid days with
senator Cali
slviNNAU Ca, Feb 21.-Presldont and Mrs. Cleve-
land Secretary and Mrs whItnNy, Colonel and Mrs.
Lamont Governor Gordon, of Georgia. Governor Rich
ards,n of South Carolina. and n OF Con
gressmen will arrive hero at o'clock tonorrow morn
ing The visit IN connection with the unVetling OF
statue OF sergeant william Jasper hero OF tho Rev
olution The President has ANNOUNCED that no VIII
spend only an hour here, and Will devote that time
entirely to drive about the city. II Is foregonc
conclusion however that he will not ger away before
noon Mrs Cleveland viii be expected 10 unvell inc
statue and the parade Of the military and trades
floats Will have 10 pass In review ,.,,
PFTERsRr re Va Feb. 81 lSpccl aD-The Pres al
party arrived this city this sffe noon at 10. a
largo crowd at the depot President CeVciah an
and Mrs Cleveland uut on the platform Oh tho
rear car as the train passed through the city