Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10
SUNDAY WITH BaYARD.
Cleveland Passed the DAY Very Quietly
ard Jssk Hest.

WuNIScros. Del. April O. Presid.n,
Clovelsnd. Secretary Gresham and sen
afor White spent . very quiet day at
Mr.. Bayar,ls home. Dclamore Place,
and save for stroll this morning around
the grounds surrounding the comfort
able o.d homestead. they remained in.
doors until : O'Clock this afternoon. At
that hour they finished their luncheon.
and the family carryall was brought to
the front door. There Mr.. Bayard ard
Secretary Gresham took the drivers
seat and the former he.d the reins over
the chestnut bays with docked tails.
President Cleveland and Senator White
sat on the seat behind and faced each
other Thc-c seats run lengthvise Of
the carriage which can accomuiodatesiv
IN addition to those on the drivers
seats Mr. Bayard at once touched the
horses with the whip aud the party
started for drive.
As they started Mr. Gresham turned
his head. took n cigar from his mouth.
and resumed story which he had evi.
IDENTITY been telling AZ the luncheon table
tie hegan by saying. Il uas Just goin:
tO tell you about that other" The
president vas smiling and the entire
party appeared to be In the best IT
humnr. several - the men Who had
been wsitin.. around the bouse to catch
a glimpse of the party. lifted their hats
and the salute vas returned 10y the
president. rs they left the house Mr.
Eaysrd vas again asked whether there
Va- any significance. attached ,o the
v.sit. lie replied that The gentlemen
had merely come here for days rect.
which they sere getting
The drive exss nded along the roman
ic Bran6ysine and back through the
ify Vt Ninth aud Market streets the
ambassador to England pointed out his
law otiiCe and the odd Ksysrd manson.
and one square beyond. Ninth and Ship
ley streets the party viewed the federal
builiing. which ~ IN cour-s, - erection.
The drive lasted just on. hour ard
halt. and az . o'clock the party ts.k
dinusr The evening was quietly spent
IN Mr. Baysr,i's cosy library. There
ser, no callers during the day. and no
one xss invited by Mr.. Bsysr1 To- rn-.t
the pres'sisnt.
T. vas expected that the distinguished
visitors would attend services IN old
S,ynsles protestant ep,>copsl church rhis
uorning ard several thousand persons
~argssl around ths gsts- 20 the old
church Ysri None ~ the Bavsrd fam
,lv or their guests. however. appeared
Oid Sss,iss church vss built IN i6~
and the Isaysr'i family are regular 1T
iandsnts " - probably the olflsss
church IN this country The father.
mother. fret wife and other relatives -
tho - secretary - state are buried in
the al c,ning cesnstevv.
Mr.. BsysF'i ssit thss afternoon that
he Would ssil fDr England in about q
month Il viii have ~ gp about. ther.'
he remarked. "snd ~in place my vii
rnlrston r~@iderce IN the charge 10
Friend The snhs~a'islr sili he scrmA.
pariod by his wife. and ~ London viIl
rrnSss,ly Re ioinesi hy the two daughters
sho ar- nnw in Sweden
The presidential party viii leave FOR
ashiugton at -o'ebock snmorrnv uern.
ing N Vice President rhompspn's pri
vste AR shich wiil h~ attached - the
southern Fast mai The train ell ar
rive az The astF,usl capital at ~
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