The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-07
THE PRESIDENT III.
Ruu,ors Denied That re - Seriously Sick
His slater, Mrs. Hoyt. Sent For.

| President Cleveland Is said to he confined 10
| his room In his cottage in Buzzard's Bay. II
| is announced that he is suffering from q
severe attack OF rheumatism. He reached
| Buzzard's Bay at 1880 o'clock on wednesday
| evening.
| In company with Secretary Lamont, DR.
! Bryant, and Mr.. Z. c. Benedict. the President
had been cruising on the yacht Oneida since
Friday night, when they LETT New York.
Tho United Press yesterday sent out the fol-
lowing despatch from Buzzard's Bay in refer
ence to the Presidents illness:
Buzz,Rp's BAY July "a call Just ado Mt
Gray Gables reveals the fact that, the Presi-
| dent Is conilnod to his room. Col. p. s La;
Mi and has an sk
! from which he mas suffered for many years.
and ThGh IT, no doubt at this
strength which the President has undergone
S Tie troHbie has beon threatening him for
some weeks. but hns nov, 80 much increased
10 severity that no VIII be compelled to take
WsshinstoR during fa The t spSc% 1 mo s Of
for tho President to deny himself to visitors for
4 similar attack confined him to his house
here for fortnight about this time last year.
DIR. Bryant Is in attendance Oh Mr. Cleveland
Last evening It was rumored that the Presi-
dents illness was more serious than an
nOunceu. anu tnlS Qespdtcu WAS bcnL out Dy
tho United Press:
OF ba Be sP the
view to might with DR.. Bryant at Gray Cables
Doctor. n number Of conflicting stories nre
You would confer : sreatt favor by making some
' The Resident Is ali right" said the Doc
From what il he sufrering2"
-" n Ia snfferinR from rleumn tfsn1 inst
It was reported this afternoon; those reports
Then. Doctor the report TINT he is suffer-
ing from u malignant growth in the mouth.
and that on operation was necessary. and has
He is suffering from his teeth that is ALL"
announced the Doctor. 800,
Has an operation been performedr
THAT is ALL" said the Doctor again.
The steam yacht Oneida with the President
on board. left New York on Friday night last
and steamed slowly In the direction OF Green-
witch. the country homo OF Mr.. Benedict. where
he made landing. The President remained
on board. BY easy stages the Oneida reached
Sag Harbor on Tuesday evening. Here Secre-
tary Lamont came ashore for some baggage
and returned to the yacht. The Oneida then
started toward Buzzards Bay. but was envel-
oped in a tremendous fog most OF the way end
had to steam slowly.
A despatch earlier in the evening said: Tho
President was able by the aid OF chairs. to
got to the piazza for a short time to-day.
and enjoy the beautiful breeze which
came from Buzzard's Bay. Many kilograms
have been received to-day. inquirng as to tho
seriousness OF the Residents illness.
The President will remain through July.
but will not transact any public business. The
reported visit here OF Vice. President Steven
son is denied by Mr.. Lamont.
He says that the President does not expect
him nor any one else. Executive Clerk O'Brien
Of the White House arrived to-day. and will
assume charge Of the Presidents mail. Col.
Lamont and Or. Bryant will remain about ten
days.
BEATR1cE. Mob. July 6-Mrs. William E.
Hoyt Of Beatrice. sister OF President Cleveland.
started East to-day in response to a summons
from Mrs Cleveland calling her to Gray Cables