St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-01
MIR. CLEvELAND'S TRIP
Announcement Of the Details
Of His Journey to Wash
ington.
Some Personal Friends OF the
President Will Go With
Him.
There Will Be No Speechmak-
ing or Handshaking en-
Route.
Gen. Stevenson Arrives Safely
at the Capital Of the
Nation.

LAKEWOOD, N. j., Feb. 2S.-Mr.
Cleveland announced this evening the
details of his journey to Washington.
He will make the trip on Thursday,
leaving Lakewood shortly after noon
and arriving in Washington about $3.50
In the evening. The train will consist
of three special cars, Baltimore, Ori-
entail 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 arrival of the 10 a. m. ferry boat
from New York. The party from
New York will consist of Hon. Daniel
S. Lamont, Mrs. Lamont, Don NJ. Dick
inson, Mrs. Dickinson, E.. G. Benedict
and the ladies of his family, Richard
Watson Glider, Mrs. Glider, DR.. Joseph
ID. Bryant, Mrs, Bryant, Miss Bryant, s..
Nj. Williams, second vice president of
the Central railroad of New Jersey;
Miss Williams and Private Secretary
Robert Lincoln O'Brien. The train will
arrive at Lakewood about 1:30 a. IN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland. Baby Ruth and
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis P. Freeman, of
this place, will
Complete the Party.
All of the servants will 20 on the
train. and the baggage and personal
effects which Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland
have at their cottage will be placed on
the baggage car. The train will start
soon after IL O'clock. The loading of
the baggage will delay the departure
until 12:l5 or 1920 from Lakewood.
The train will go over the tracks Of
the Southern Railway of New Jersey to
Itcy Bank, where it will be switched on
to the main line of the Central Railway
of New Jersey. No stop will be made
until Philadelphia is reached. A change
of engines will be made just outside of
the city, and the train will pass through
Chestnut aud Arch streets at 3:55 p. m.
without stopping. The run from Phila-
delpha will be over the Baltimore G5
Ohio tracks to Washington and no stops
will be made unless it is found neces-
sary to change engines at Baltimore.
The train is scheduled to arrive in
Washington between 6:15 and $50.
Orders have been issued to have
All Tracks Clear
and every precautiOn will be taken to
avoid all delays. Mr.. Cleveland has ar
ranged especially to make no stops and
to make the trip to Washington as
quickly and unostentatiously as pos
sibIe.
The party has been limited to per-
sonal friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve-
land. No announcement will be Of
fered for large crowds to gather in large
cities or i'll the many small towns
through which the train will pass.
There will be no speech-making nor
hand-shaking en- route. No news
paper man will be permitted on the
train and unless the present plans are
out incident. Luncheon will be served
in one of the special cars soon after the
start and the entire party will dine at
the Arlington in the evening. Rooms
have been taken at the Arlington for
the party. Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland eX-
pect to remain at the White house after
the Inauguration.
Mr.. Cleveland had a number Of call
ers today, 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
came out from New York with Mr..
Willard, and
Returned With Him
this evening. Father Ducey, of st.
Leo's Roman Catholic church, of New
York, and Rev.Wilton M. Smith, pastor
OF the Fifty-seventh Street Presby-
terian church, which Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland attend in New York, also
called today.
The approaching departure Of the
ClevelandS from Lakewood has in
creased the interest of the townspeOple
and the hotel guests so that the board
walks to the Little White house" are
thronged with people. The family car
riage and the perambulator of little Miss
Cleveland are objects of much attention.
The resident and transient population
OF the town will be at the station on
Thursday to see the distinguished party
off, and the following day will probably
witness large exodus of people who
have delayed their departure In order to
be present on that occasion. The
Cleveland carriages and horses will be
sent on to Washington 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 removed. Mr..
and Mrs. Cleveland have been at Lake.
wood six weeks, and during that time
have taken interest in the affairs of the