Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-10
Plenty Of Ducks Found--Description Of the
Quarters.


rienty OF DUCKS founo--Descripfion OF the
| quarters
| President Harrison and ex-senator Sewell
| and marty ubo Ie.t tho citr ves.erdav ss,er-
noor To- n,uniss ,,,,.,;n 49, -, 81.
| ~, sAoio 'Ae,
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"a. o..' ne "o'e "oa'! ""iA o'eieoa.'
4 y. WV ""i" ~ bo '
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| s' i' "eio "ii'o" W q. juice W 'ne
oucking shore, distance OF three miles, IN
| seventeen minutes. The reporters and the
Presidents body guard and guns tagged on be-
| hind Tho road was very muddy and beavv
and ,.nan tha col - 80 IL ras;jan,;ai 80,
| arrived the Pres;dant ,yas nea,.,r readv for the
| Hind
| The iNNlIAIioN 10 Ihh
recreation for some time. week OF more
ago. when Mr.. Edward s. Clarke. president of
,ho p.,,,-;as D,,ol;,,, Clh d;,,oa In, b;, H..
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iarIn W. uIiNiiS heaI, so lnat congress
NouIu aoJ anu te Wo'uu ha ,.s re" Ia!s
I'm. VIZ vi eAeou'l.e ii,e anu al i'7
a.'eII''"h' "rIIies. Inc a , an mn
o ZEN VI tne uiup- ne . .Diu nr.
,hrhe that nc ~ouio pay Nisi. 10 tue slore
snofIy ana said ne Woulo sc. 'ne gay la.er.
L. might ono VI Hle clles. hie en-
| -, VI 'no 80 M. ~ 9Ns wi 80
.s iI"ii anu
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he, b vas ~ 'r a e
pus ne was in"i7p'se" III" iehi"heo oehiho.
| AT THE CLUB HOUSE.
President Clarke OF the club welcomed the
/ chef magistrate when the wagon drew
the porch. and all hands were soon made COM
Portable around the cheerful log fires, which
slowed and spattered IN the great old-time fire.
places. The place the President has selected
Tor his vacation If certainly well suited to his
taste Game abounds. and any sort of n shot
can bring down duck. If he has half an eye
| to business The club house is one of the
contest of its kind in that section. if not in the
state: Ii Is frame Queen Anne's style. and il
htted out with all the modern conveniences- II
Is hoineilhe ana cheerful The main floor is
taken up with the gun room. pnrlor, billiard
room ana dining room. The Kitchen and sery-
ants quarters are connected with the main
bulIdlng py porch. Two sides OF the building
'front.' on a wide veranda: The upstairs rooms
are four. For the next Few days the President
VIII occupy the room in the corner facing
Bengles cove, tien- Sewell on his left and Mr..
.. {. knight the room behind the President.
Nh Clarke room IS along the hall.
All the rooms are elegantly carpeted and fur
nished. They have open CRATES, where great
logs are burned. downstairs and wood stoves
ON the upper tloor. All sorts of paintings, etch-
ings and designs that tell Of the chase are
found on the walls. and many u trophy, bring
ing to mind some pleasant recollection, are
scattered around. Altogether il is a nice place
to spend few days, aside from the sport to be
had there.
READY FOR SPORT.
Ealf an hour after his arrival tho pr.s;-
49,. 60 Se-.m ~
uen' anu oeh".o, SEVEN were reaoy ior sport,
and, accompanied by Preston, the steward of
the club. started for the main point The old
Chesapeake bay dog Cleveland frisked and
frolicked around the President as IL there ,ras
no difference in politics or names and tbe
President patted the dogs head and said.
Good doei Good dog! What are tine nros
peetsy''
The Presiden. wore q beavv su;t os l;ab,
colored cloth. The coat was cnt Ele a sSor.
newmarket double-breas,sd and rolI;no .oIIor
Instead of Tho reg,,atior co-,inr,y O., he Ia
a large light SLOUGH, the crown pushed all the
way up and his legs were encased in gum
poS WHICH ranie 20 Lne knee. senator Sewen
The beautiful lie FevSe ann tSseIva bors
which the President has never used before at
Bengies, was carried by Preston, Ii lisa beauty,
anu must nave cost pretty price. Ii Is gold
~ ~ i, G,, my p,sS hne party reiiialhed
a. I .e oinu ~, %nte' ou. the ram came
the % u"iu anu 'ne mist was 50 tiich tnat
ne ueeos ,, eouiu no. 9e seen anu darkness
ni.,,s. 81 ti 20 liie mouse, where
M. n i ,i a a;II soou IneHr "Wnle" thein.
dh nin was .n1 oi'i VI ARE noiieu shad mutton
snSpS poaene1 osss. yea anu Gomez. ana Dreao
anu pu.ter anu sien' Us Aunt Emeilne ex-
prT LESS ~. IN
my en M part! VIII spenu To-Day In the
In nrus' inerc Sei9 Luhy S,ooo ducks, canvas
pacAs, reu anu piaekhea's, tradlng IN the
arouno 'he pony Yesterday. lhey were
as as, 'iicA rs mes around a moiasses barrel In
Deneies cove We ana oaitpetre ana Dundee rivers
\ stooi Oh SV eeeoys were set OUT az noon from
.he main phhd, aud the redheads came plump
ms do"n as thick as the RAIN which fell.
several good shots were made by Jerome Pres
ION me resident mas a record OF forty
Sh' lucas TI , hilIea IN one DAY during his last
IMP Inc Dnnd IRON which he shot Is on the
l.soil Da'ter!. me other smoothing places