The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-25
CLEVELAND'S DAYS or REST.
THE TEA TIER TOO BorsTEROUs YEs-
TERD4Y TO 90 SHOOTING.

A spot Where the Next President May
| Have Absoiute Rest ana Freedom From
| the Annoynnces Of Witch He Complained.
ExMoRE. Va. Nov. 24.-President-c elect Cleve-
| land Is enjoying himself quietly on Broadwater
Island. 1t is nineteen and eiCht-tenths miles
from Exmore landing. and this place is two
miles from Exmore station on tho New York.
! Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad. Tho pr-
vate steam launch Sunshine plies between the
landing and the island. and part OF the course
follows Machenongo Creek for Ave and half
miles The island Is nine miles long and
three miles wide. and contains population OF
twenty-ono families. At the late election
thirty-one votes were pollcd and they were all
for Cleveland.
Mr.. Cleveland and his friends. Charles Il.
Jefferson and l.. Clarke Davis. are tho guests
OF Joseph l. Fcrrell. President OF the club. at
his cottage. which Is short distance from the
club house. Tho latter stands In IL grove Of
pine trees. half a mile inland. Mr.. Davis is q
member OF the club Mr.. Cleveland and his
two friends arrived at EXmorc station shortly
after o'clo yesterday morning. but the
party remained in the private car in which tho
trip was made until o'clock. Although EX-
more contains only thirteen houses. and five
oi thnm ar" 81 oros nearly 500 tcople welcomed
mme distinguished guest. and gave him q cor:
ga reception. Mr., Cleveland acknowledged
erihg. At go o'clock the Sunshine conveyed
the trio to Broa water Island.
A heavy nprthwpster, which continued
s,eanlIv yesterday and to-day has prevented
CUNNING. and the latty has remained quietly
indoors MIR. Glove and i in excellent health.
4, reporter, OF the United lrcss went to the
island Today and was received bv Mr. Cleve-
land. who a. ked to be excused from submitting
10 an interview. He expressed him. elf. how
ever, rs delighted with his surroundings. and
said Nat it was his intention to remain on the
Island Tor five or six DAYS Then he will Join
Mrs Cleveland at Lakewood 1t Is probable.
however. that he may be induced to stay sew
era! days longer.
The clu b house contains four guests. three
college students from Philadelphia. who arc
nor" Tor duck shooting and q reporter. 1t docs
NOT seem possible that a more isolated spot
could have been selected where Mr.. Cleveland
mis :nn he FREQ from The annoyanccss Of which
population. with the exception Of the crew Of
the nited States life saving station. is In tho
employ OF the club.
Since Mr.. Cleveland's arrival It has been re-
markably cold Tor this region. 1t is expected
that the wind will fall sufficiently by to-mor-
row to allow the party to 20 duck shooting.
The Sunshine will convey tho guests, onposite
yacht wi remain in waiting so that the party
cnn Ind shelter from cold one fourth OF
Brnadwater Island IL covered with splendid
groves Of pines. holys. sassafras. and other
trees: This portion is sil"cCsaion OF mounds.
but the remainder is level and slopes gradually
ana n half miles long. AMI is OF such soiiity
that carriage will narrow tires makes itto
impression upon it. Mr.. Cleveland ate his
Thanks giving dinner Mt 3 o'clock the only
persons present being his companions. Messrs.
Davis. Jefferson. nnd the host. Mr.. Terrell.