The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-24
POSED FOR PICTURES
Cleveland and Stevenson Sit for
Their Photographs
IN A DOZEN DIFFERENT STYLES
The Distinguished Party Royalty Received at
Greenwich-Baby Ruth EajOys the Trip
and Is in Exceedingly Good Health.

lSpecialto TIE misunderstanding Dispatch1
New York, July 2s.-The Democratic
candidates for president and presidents
posed for photographs yesterday before the
cameras of two New York photographers.
At noon yesterday Mr.. Cleveland and Mr..
Stevenson were driven to Sarony's Mr..
Cleveland was dressed in plain gray BUSH
ness suit. Mr.. Stevenson wore closely
buttoned frock coat he has worn since he
came to New York
How will you be taken, gsntiemenl'
asked Mr.. Sarony
Mr.. Cleveland and Mr.. Stevenson looked
at each other inquiringly.
"Wih it be together"' querisd Mr. Ssr-
ony.
Together" answered both candidates
at the same time.
Then they were seated in front Of the
camera. Mr.. Cleveland sat at the left OF
Mr.. Stevenson and SarOny hustled about
attending to the details of the posing. Sud
denly the shutter Of the camera clicked.
Once" said Mr.. Sarony. Now for
another position
Four negatives were taken of Cleveland
and Stevenson together. Then a dozen
single negatives were taken of each After
the operation was over Mr.. Cleveland and
Mr.. Stevenson spent several minutes ex-
aiming the proofs OF the eighteen sittinRs
Mr.. Cleveland had at Sarony'si on Thurs
day afternoon. Both expressed satisfac-
ton at the result
! The candidates returned to the Hoffman
House. Mr.. Stevenson went to his room.
but Mr.. Cleveland decided to have more
photographs taken. and walked to Falks
gallery, where ne had . dozen more SIT
tings.
Mr.. Cleveland left the city at 30 p. m.
yesterday on e. G. Benedicts zach the
Oneida and went to Greenwich, Conn
Mr.. Cleveland much preferred quiet sail
UPON it TO taking the Fall River boat and
railroad 20 Buzzsrd's Bay. Besides Mrs
Cleveland and Miss Ruth Cleveland were
in Greenwich, and Mr.. Cleveland wished
to see them. A few friends accompanied
MIR. Cleveland. As they passed along
Twenty sixth street to the pier, some
twenty workingmen on the dock saw the
ex-president and greeted him with cheers
They called out to him that they were ali
Democrats and that they were going to
vote for him. He responded by lifting his
bat and bowling.
1t was Z: 40 when the Oneida reached
Greenwich. Quite q crowd welcomed Mr.
Benedict and the distinguished guest
whom he had brought.
MIR. Cleveland and the others rode to
i Il
after his arrival Mr.. Cleveland sat on tao
porch with Mrs. Cleveland. She was
gowned IN pink, but the pink OF the dress
was not one whit richer in color than
TIE ROSES on HEX cHEEKs.
She was all smiles when talking with her
husband, and ne probably was telling the
good news. The crowd Of 5000 gathered.
\ Many of them had drums, lies and fish
pans with which 10 make noise
MIR. Benedict addressed the assem- blage.
He said Mrs. Cleveland had fallen quite in
love with Greenwich and thai he hoped it
was such strong liking she had for Green
witch that she would soon feel Ike making
the place her residence. Mr. Cleveland
looked around and Mrs. Cleveland laughed
heartily.
All eyes were turned to her and Mr..
/ Cleveland.
| After dr. Benedict presented the guest
Of the evening there was q great shout. 1t
was full minute before Mr.. Cleveland
could get silence. In his speech Mr.. Cleve-
land said:
.Our friend Mr.. Benedict, has spoken OF
ths inducements and allurements offered
my wife TO settle down here [ don't think
it is quite fair for him in my absence to DO
putting ideas like that into my wifes head
I'm afraid she will have to go with ne.
a voice-TO Washington. A few millions
have something 10 say about where my
future home shall be. Of course. L caLnot
settle that question. Ordinarily it would
be impertinenl for them to say where |
should live, but now if they do az well es
nope they Will DO, change Of residence
will become absolutely necessary"
Then the candidate spoke on politics.
Miss Ruth Cleveland and nurse went on
the yacht about s o'clock tonight. The
baby was asleep when she was taken
ABOARD. She was discovery well This Will
be good news to many who have heard
story that she had been i'll. The truth is
the baby has not been at all sick since she
came here with her mother last Tuesday.
The yacht viii sail for Gray Gables this
morning