The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-10
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He Spends Sunday With Ex.sccretary Bay
urd at Wilmington.

He spends sunday Win E&'sccretaFy lhy-
urd at Wilmington.
WILMINGTON, DEL, April 0.-Presi-
dent Cleveland, Secretary Gresham and
Senator White spent very quiet day
at Mr.. Bayard's home, Delamore Place,
and, save for stroll this morning
around the grounds surrounding the
comfortable old homestead, they re.
manned in doors until 8 o'clock this
afternoon. At that hour they finished
their luncheon, and the family carry.all
or drag was brought TO the front door,
Mr.. Bayard and Secretary Gresham
took the drivers seat, and the former
held the reins. President Cleveland
and Senator White sat on the seats be-
hind and faced each other. Mr.. Bayard
at oncO touched the horses with the
whip and tho party started in west
erly direction for drive. AS they
started Mr.. Gresham turned his head,
took cigar from his mouth and re-
sumed q story which he had evidently
been telling at the luncheon table. He
began by saying. II was just going to
tell you about that other -" The
President was smiling and the entire
party appeared to be in the best Of
humor. Several OF the men who had
been awaiting around the house to
catch Nglimpso OF the party lifted their
hats and the salute was returned by the
President.
As the party left the house, Mr.. Bay
ard was again asked whether there was
any significance attached to the Yisit,
He replied that there was not and that
the gentlemen had merely come here
for n days rest, which they were get
ting, The drive extended along the
romantic Brandywine and back through
the city. The drive lasted just one
hour and half, and at Q o'clock the
party took dinner.
This evening was quietly spent in
Mr.. Bayard's cosy library. There woro
no callers during the day and no one
was invited by Mr.. Bayard to meet the
President.
It was expected that tho distinguished
visitors would attend services in Old
Swedes Protestant Episcopal church
this morning and several thousand pDr.
sons surged around tho gates OF the old
church yard, None OF the Bayard fam
ilyor their guests, however, appeared.
Old Swodes church was built in 1903
and tho Bayard family nrU regular at
tendNnts. II Ia probably the Oldest
church in use In this country, Tho
father, mother, first wife and othor
relatives OF the ox.secrotRry OF state,
arc buried In tho adjoining comotcry.
Mt Dayard said this afternoon that
he would sail for England In about a
month, II will have TO go about
thon remarked ho, "aud will place
my Wilmington residence in charge oil
Il friend"
The ambassador will be accompanied
by i Ia wife and In London will probu.
bly, bc Joined by tho two daughters who
arc now In Sweden.
Tho Presidential party will leave for
Washington at 3 o'clock tomorrow
morning In Vice President Thompsons
private cur, which will bo attached to
the. southern fast mail. Tho train will
arrive, ut tho national capital Mt f0:i2
o'clock,
This evening tho Delaware sanger.
bnnd went to tho residence Of Mr.. bay.
nrd, aud after singing several selections
hoy were Invited into tho house by Mr.
BHynrd, There were almost thirty III
party aud all shook hands with the
President and his companions
The President had q pleasant word