Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
Are Mr.. and Mrs. Grover cleve-
land This Morning.
SNUG AS A BUG IN A RUG.
Ailal Also Rests Mis- Frame on Dewey Beds
Of Ease.
One Way 10 Keep TIE Rascals ln-An Omaha
hian With Telephone invention.
Who're 10 Send Your ApplIca.
lion Tor a poslolilco.

Washington, March 3 Tho president
clra aud his little family urr
now domlcilvd &C roOm 2ON in the Az
iugton hotel ami will mRintnin tlc tnniN
branch nc tho White House W. that euise'
with several other rooms for his trtinNt,
Tho famous Nlite On the 6rst floor OF
che now part nf the hotel has been cspv-
cialN arranged Tor Me aud Mrs Glove
land. aud the rooms are models oi elr-
gancc, As omc TURNS from The elevator
to The left thc corridor Is shut on hy
partition that is attn wet with paint.
This shuts on an the rooms That WI
he occupied hy the presidential party
which rooms include those ON the North
side Tho whole iemgth ~ the corridor
and the sleeping ruuWN uuu nursery uh
the east side The view nom che win.
dows takes in Mcpherson square aud
many historic houses such ~ tle mau-
sion of ~ Senator Thomas Palmer now
occupied by Secretary Elkins, md the
Mclean mansion. AZ Che opposite. cor
ncr of the sQuBru Us the homo OF the
secretary VI the treasury.
Inside the ruOms have been richly fur
mshrd, The walls ot the cutirg suite
and the ceilings have been finished iu
frcgco and pupcr OF oak leaf pattern
Tho door OF POI opens into u tiny nnic'
room. from which opens the large ~
CcptiOn rOOm. which rs lnrgcr lhun iho
rtdruom Wv the White House. Tho iloor
W mrpWcd. but has been rcndercd
douhly safe 10y many wgs. The pre-
vnillug color of the rooms la soft blue.
| The windows of nll the rooms are COW
crcd with rich lace curtains and the
reception room has long blue sllk hrOr
Cndo dmnrrics The Louis NV furnI'
| turc IL lu blue figured satin un Gilt frame,
| Heavy glt cabinets hold choice hric h.
| brnc There " au oak aud mahogany
| writing desk FOR Mrs Cleveland =
| piano stands upcu m one corner With u
/ rose silk shaded piano lamp beside No.
] A mulaCdto aud gold table lamp with
| yellow shnde has % post oi honor NJ
/ the center. The walls nrr covered VIII
| pictures that are almost historic, they
| have hOru described so ulny tlucH
| Among them are three large picture,
| that woro tho property of Mrs General
mcnts when she liycd nt the Arlington
Ia one corner "a u tiger skin with vi
smiling head that looks unusually know
] ing for rur Fr0m tho sitting room
opens MIR, and Mrs. Clcychnds slccpnl
room. which contains heavy ola MN
homny set in colonial style This room
W also drupOd iu figured Blue InuuhpN
satin Adjoining be- the dressing room
beyond that opcus the room tlnt vii
hp yrry iniurcsiing tu the nation N
2Oi ~ established The nursery, ana Ms
Ruth rclgns there
Nn inc uppNHlir Nuo OF ihr NlliN On
trance hall ~ IL room TINT has lrNu CON
vcrtcd into q dining room for the CleYc
lnudS use II ~ supplied with heny,
oak furniture, a magnificent HldchOnrl
and buffers table There "a n SGT %
the finest china, bought for Mr. Glove
lands use. Special silver aud ovcrythin
Cor table use has been selected m
table hus u cover of plush the cento
of red and the border in old gold. m
chura are common oak dining chair
covered with yellow leather but at al
head iR q large arm chair for the us
Of President Cleveland aud Ia done ~
iu dark green lcnthcr Tho druperic
and curtains here nrp in yellow
Tho rooms have been transformed int
n comfortable home for Mr. Clcyclnn
while he remnna, which win De-. accord
ing to The latest arrangements uuul an
iHt of APRIL The rooms were enhol
atcly decorated with flowers before MI
, Clcvelnud's arrival