Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
CLEVELAND AT tXMORE.
Again the President Fishes In Virginia
Waters-He Smokes Hayauns.
(By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

by Telegraph 10 tnt DlSpalcnl
WAsmNGToN. d. c.. May 3O.-Prosident
Cleveland. accompanied by l.. Clark
Days, of Philadelphia. left Washington
for Hog Island Va, over the Pennsylva-
ma railroad at o'clock this afternoon.
There were no other persons in the party
except q coored porter. The President Is
due al Hog Island at 5 O'clock tomorrow
morning. His ear will be switched off at
Wilmington, Del, and goes south 10 EX-
more Va, whence he will proceed by boat
TO Hog Island. The Presidents determi-
nation is TO return to Washington Satur-
day evening,
The President arrived at the depot at
b:30 and made his way, accompanied 10y
Mr. Davis and valet carrying his hand
satchel. to his car almost unnOtlced. lie
was enyeloped III gray linen buster and
wore gray slouch hat pulled down al
most over bis eyes. ana would have been
almost unrecOgnzed by his nearest friend.
Upon reaching the car be took seat near
the door, MIR. Davis sitting opposite. He
LIT Havana cigar. and with his back 10
the window sent the smoke curling out of
the rear door of the car. which was kept
open. Hundreds of people passed, but
no one. aside from the depot officials and
watchtul reporter, seemed TO be aware OF
the presence OF the President of the
United States.
PREPARATION AND PROGRAMME.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
CARE CHARLES. Va, May 30.-President
Cleveland and party are expected TO ar
rive at Broadwater Club House some time
tonight. The steamer Sunshine, which
belongs 20 BrOadwater Club, Is now stand
ing at Wlllis's wharf ready to leave with
the distinguished party for Broadwater
Island on arrlva! of tho Presidents train.
which Is due at EXmore about O'clock
tomorrow morning. Although the visit
of the President TO the Eastern Shore Is
comparatively secret, quite a number of
the citizens IN and around EXmOre Sta
ton have heard II whispered that Mr.
Cleveland Is expected to reach EXmore
some time tonight en- ro,ie TO Broadwater
Island. aud are congregated at the station
awaiting the arrival of the special train,
which they think must be along very
soon. rs the steamer Is ready to leave at q
moments notice.
The people have not forgotten Mr..
Cleyelands promise when he boarded his
tram tor New York last December after
spending ten DAYS at Broadwater Club that
he would return next May and try his luck
1t fishing. Extensive preparations have
been made TO entertain the President III
very quiet but pleasant manner. The SER
vices OF French cook have been pro-
cured, who arrived at the clubhouse early
this morning, accompanied by two assist
ants, bringing supply Of marketing from
Philadelphia.
To-MoRRow's PROGRAMME.
Arrangements have been made for Mr..
Cleveland to spend part of tomorrow
shooting curlew and other beach birds
which are flying IN tlocks about the island.
lie will also be able TO spend few hours
tomorrow bluefshing should lie desire 10
do so, as arrangements for fishing expe-
dition have been completed Mr.. Terrell,
the president Of Broadwater Clubhouse,
las been using paint freely durlug the last
few weeks, and all the buildings will pre-
sent mueh brighter appearance TO Mr..
Cleveland than they did last winter.