The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-06
THE NEW LAYOUT.
n Graphic Story of the Last Day
of the Old One.
A REVIEW OF THE STATESMEN
Also d Rev, of the Presidential hseors
The Empire States Showing BuiiaiO
Bills Elegant Grace.

Tspecial 70 THE HERALD Examiner Dlspatchl
w,eu1Ecroy. March 4.-The outgoing
administration. Notwithstanding the horrl-
,lo weather went out in blaze OF glory, If
s,,ob a fo,re of speech may be allowable
rrrbo 1o,-elv mistress of the white house,
aided nv a corps of servants, has been busy
all the past week packing and getting her
personal effects ready for removal to New
York Since noon on Saturday the little
woman has hardly had a moment she would
caII her own. The executive mansion has
been over run with people, all anxious to
catch glimpse of Mrs. Cleveland. II pc
c&ne necessary yesterday to close the doors
oEtbe white house in order to keep them
ont, With unusual good routine she deter
mined not to quit her regular Saturday
afternoon reception and assisted by the
ladies Of the cabinet, held leYee Tor over
three bours. She never looked prettier,
with her charming manner OF receiving the
thousands who called to pay her Ihelr
respects. Men were struck by the easy
Gracious manner in which she received her
511asts She had time also to attend con-
cert Saturday afternoon and on her return
Mrs cleveland spent considerable time IN
answering the correspondence OF private
nature which had during the preceding lew
days accumulated
THEY WRITE THEIR NAMES.
Roth President and Mrs. Cleveland with
IN the mast fortnight have signed at least a
thousand autograph albums when were le 6 !
with the dOorkeeper for that purpose: On
SATURDAY evening Mrs, Dickinson, WlIe oI
rhA postmaster general, gave dinner "
Mrs. Cleveland and the LADIES' OF Iie cabinet
AT her residence on | street. Al thc same
Time President Cleveland had his cabinet at
The farewell state dinner, at which We're
present the Chief Justice, Fuller
and Associate Justice Lamar. Inc presl-
dent and Mrs Cleveland ate their last meal
at the White house yesterday ana thGn IL uroE {
10 the residence Of Secretary talrchlld' Oh
remain until Wednesday morning. when
they will leave for New York.
Mrs Cleveland drove to the White mouse
This morning in company with the president
and personally superintendent the prepdfa-
zion of the luncheon for President ana mrs.
Harrison. She was accompanied by the
ladies Of the cabinet, and after the luncheon
had been disposed Of the entire party re
haired TO the reviewing stand in front OF
tha executive mansion to witness the
parade.
WHY THEY DID NOT DANCE
N4frer the review was ended, Mr.. and
Mrs Cleveland were driven to the res
ideuce of Secretary Fairchild by the ever
faithful Hawkins and the Seal Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland did not attend the
inaugural ball tonight. The sole consldeTa-
n which brought them to their De
termination was a desire not TO place !heHl-
selves in position 10 uIN5oG
the ball with President and Mrs. HARRISON 9ID
and his triumphant party chiefs VINO sur
round them on the festive occasion
Secretary Bayard spent the better por-
ton of Yesterday with President CIeVe-
land They were kept busy looking over
the deluge of bills which were brought to
their attention at a late hour last mght
rTba fareyreIl cabinet meeting was held.
Secretary Bayard owns large home on
Massachusetts Avenue, IN when ne mas
lived a number of years. His three
daughters have presided over the houst
with rare grace. They were kept Dusy al
day Yesterday and late last nlght fecelvIns
callers. They will continue to occupy thlS
house until the warm weather anu lhel
cave for Wilmington, Delaware.
ALBADRR OF FASHION.
The secretary is undecided as to wha
disposition he will make OF his house, Du
he Vii nrobablv rent it to Secretary anC
Mrs. Whitney. The outgoing adnllnlsIra
ZION was indebted for the most energetic
and successful feature Of the past foul
Years. Everybody knows what Mr. Wmt
new has accomplished in the navy depart
ment but to Mrs. Whitney the creates
honor is due for the high social posltlol
attained by the Cleveland administrator
As the president and Mrs. Cleveland dc
not care to go out much in society, th'
burden of this responsibility fell upon Mrs
Whitney. and that she has splendidly up
held her reputation as the acknowledge
leader Of Washington society, none VII
WHERE THRY GO.
The Whitney's will leave on Thursday
for New York, and it is understood tha
their house has been leased to Mr.. Wanna
maker. of Philadelphia, who, tits expected
will be the postmaster general OF the mex
administration.
The Endicotts will probably go abroad
this comiug summer and remain away
probably several years. The postmaster
General and Mr.. Dickinson will return t
Detroit after pleasant stay OF ten months
in the capitol city. Attorney-Genera
lGa,iand win locate in New York, and re
Erme the profession of the law.