The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-01
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CLEvELAND's JOURNEY.
The President-Elect Announces the Details OF
Hia Coming Trip to che Capital.

The President-Elect Announces the Details OF
His Coming Trip to the Capital.
LAKEWOOD. N. j., Feb. 2S-Mr. Cleve-
land announced tonight the details of his
journey to Washington. He will make the
trip on Thursday, leaving Lakewood
shortly after noon. and arriving in Wash
ington about $50 in the evening. The train
will consist Of three special cars. the Bal
timore, Oriental and Monmouth. of the
Royal Blue line. and baggage car. The
train will be made up at the Jersey City
station of the Central railroad, and will
start on the arriysl OF the 10 A. N. ferIy,
New York will consist of Hon. Daniel s.
Lamont, Mrs. Lamont Don M. Dickinson,
Mrs. Dickinson, L. c. Benedict and the Ia
dies of his family, Richard Watson Glider.
Mrs Glider, DR.. Joseph ID. Bryant, Mrs.
Bryant. Miss Bryant S. NJ. Williams. Sec
ond vice president of the Central Railroad
of New Jersey, Mrs. Williams and Private
Secretary Robert Lincoln OBrlen. The
train will arrive at Lakewood about ll:So
and Dir. and Mrs. Francis p. Free
man, of this place, will complete
the party. All OF the. servants Will
go on the train. and the baggage
aud personal effects which Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland have at their cottage will be
placed In the baggage car. The train will
start soon after II O. clock. The loading of the
baggage will delay the departure until 1915
or 1920 from Lakewood The train will go
over the tracks of the Southern railway of
New Jersey to Redbank. whore 1t Will be
switched on to the main line of the Cen
trail railway of New Jersey. No stop Will
be made until Philadelphia is reached. A
change of engines Will be made Just ont
side of the city, END the train will pass
through Chestnut and Arch streets at 3:45 p.
NJ. without stopping The run from Phlladel-
phia will be over the Baltimore IL Ohio
tracks to Washington and no stops will be
made unless it is found necessary to change
engines in Baltimore. The train Is schec-
uled to arrive in Washington between 6:15
and $3.50.
Orders have been issued to have all
tracks clear and every precaution Will be
taken to avoid delays. Mr. Cleveland has
arranged especially TO make no stops and
to mako the trip to Washington as quickly
and as unOstentatlously as possible. The
of Me. and Mrs. Cleveland. No encourage
ment will be offered for large crowds to
gather in large cities OK In many small
towns through which the train Will pass.
There will be no epeech-msking or hand
shaking en- route. No newspaper man Will
be permitted on the train, and unless the
present plans are upset the journey Will be
made without incl 1ent. Luncheon Will be
served In one of the cars soon after the
start and the entire party will dine at the
Arlington in the evening. Rooms have
been taken al the Arlington for the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland expect to remain at
the White House after the inaugural ion.
Mr.. Cleveland had a number OF callers
to-day. among them Henry Willard, who
MADE his first trip to Lakewood to-day. and,
when asked the object of his visit. said
that he had come out to see the pinery.
Private Secretary O'BrIen come out from
New York with Mr.. Willard. and returned
this evening. Father Ducey, of st. Leo's
Roman Catholic Church. of New York,
and the Rev. Wilton nj. Smith, pastor of the
Fifty-seventh-ssreet Presby terian Church,
which Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland attended IL
New York, also called to-day.
The approaching departure of the Cleve.
lands from Lakewood has increased the
interest of the townspeople and the hotel
guests go that tho board walks to the
Little White House" are thronged with
people. The family carriage and the per-
ambulator of little Miss Cleveland are OBJ
jects of much attention. The resident and
the station on Thursday to see the dis
tinguished party OFF. and the following day
will probably witness q large exodus of
people who have delayed their departure
In order to be present. The Cleveland car
riages and horses will be sent on TO WI ash
ington before the end of the week. AS the
cottage was rented furnished, only the
pictures, books and ornaments and small
belongings of the Clevelands will be re-
moved. Mn and Mrs. Cleveland have been
at Lakewood six weeks and during that
time have taken an interest In the affairs
of the town. which will make their absence
felt by the townspeople as well as by the
hotel prOprietOrs.