The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-08-20
AT 6UzzARD'a SAY.
Mr.. Cleveland and His Family Enjoying
ThemselVeS.

Themselves.
Special Telegram to the New York World.
BUZZARD's BAY, August 1S-The
fresh, crisp breeze that has swept over
the heel of Cape Cod since the arrival of
the president has fought a winning bat
tie with Mir. Cleveland's malaria The
strong ozone-charmed air gave him a
good nights sleep. and this morning
found the nations chief magistrate in a
greatly improved condition.
The first event of the day was the ar
rival of Executive Secretary Robert Lin
coin O'Brien, who came on the early
train from Washington. He got of at
the private station at Gray Gables, on the
edge of the deer park, and proceeded 10
report to the president Mr.. O'Brien
was the bearer Of the sundry civil bill
and the de cheney bill, which the presi
dent now Las under consideration Mr..
O'Brien took up his quarters with his
brother, who has a cottage at Monument
Beach.
In order 10 have the sundry Ciyi. bill n
Washington on season on Monday, it
must leave here by & Sunday evening.
1t will arrive in New York at : o'clock
Monday morning and if the messenger
who bears it is expeditions and does not
daily over breakfast, it may leave for
Washington on the s o'clock express and
arrive at The capitol at 100 p N
The Gray Gables people are maintain
ing in a characteristic manner the policy
of silence which has been deemed ex-
pedient all along. Mystery as dense as
the plague of darkness that overhung
Egypt rests like a pail over Mr.. Cleve-
lands cottage, and it extends to the SER
wants and the special secret service
f~unctiOnaries on guard against cranks.
The president spent some time with
the secretary, apparently i'll excellent
health, and completed some work After
lunch he embarked on board the John
Rogers, and that craft slowly padded
down the bay to Marion Mrs. leveland
went too, and at Marion called on Mrs
Thurber. The Rogers remained in Sip
pican haIbOr and the president stayed on
board, enjoying Capt. Bob Evans ciety
until Mrs Cleveland returned.
With a strong, cool wind blowing from
the southwark, the Rogers returned to
the Gray Gables anchorage DR.. O'Reilly
did not 60 af1oat, but drove to Buzzard's
Bay and did some telegraphing.
The recovery Of the president is so
rapid and pronounced hat by tomorrow
he viii be in prime condition TO consider
the much vexed tariff bill, yclept German.
The summary action of the senate tod
on Senator Murphy's resolution was
another dose Of gall and NORWOOD to
the occupant Of Gray G b es While he
affects a cumbrOus sort Of indifference
in reality there has rarely been a more
savage blow administers / TO Mr. Cleve
lands self esteem.
The arrival or the president has APP
parently created little s If in this par of
the world The novelty has worn away
He will return TO Washington Wednes-
day afternoon. The John Rogers will
plough her way up Long Island sound
during the night, and on Thursday morn
ing will land at Jersey City in time for
the president to take an early train for
Washington.
The policy of a very gradual recovery
from the obnoxious ma!arial attack may
be maintained in public, but Ike p1esi-
dent will not be idle. The senators an
representatives who await his return
may rest assured that the l igh's h re are
dcliciously cool, and that The president
may tr%uthfully say that he is getting The
better of them all now, even if he did not
nave his way with the GOlman bill
The presi ent has merely followed Lis
custom by allowing the river and harhor
bill to become a law without his sigma
turc He once vetoed river and harbor
grab, and the verbal bastirg lie received
from the disappointed g~rabbers is a mat
ter OF history He has since allowed
these f~avorite sources of strength to
20 through without his autograph,
Employees of UrCle Sam Strike.
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