Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-17

hr. Cleveland Is Suhsring From Malaria
 and overworx-IIe May Stay Away Lon-
 ger Than n week-oG on n Lighthouse
 Tender.
 BUZZAED's BAY, Aug. 17.-President Clcveland's stay here will De a week at least, and may bc moro. There Is no doubt that he needs the change and the rest badly.
 The presidents visit at Gray Gables is the result of his physicians advice He has been in poor health for some time, due to the heat and the large amount of business he has had to dispose of His duties, always OnCrous greatly incrcased within the last few weeks, while the tar if bill was in conference, he being daily engaged with the managers of the bill in both house and senate in discussing the chances of the Wilson bill to pass and urging its supporters to stand firm.
 Dr. O'Reilly of the army, who is at tending MT. Clevland, found that the at- tack of malaria developed as result of overwOrk in conjunction with the ma- larial influences said to be particularly prevalent in the vicinity of the White House at present. Knowing that tho pres ident would be disturbed if he remained | in Washington and that business would come which would need consideration. he adivscd him to leave for few days rest Massage Treatment In the Train As soon as tl5c train left Washington the president reclinCd on n couch and un- derwcnt n constant treatment of massage at the hands of tho physician until Phila- dclphia was reached.
 | He made thc journey from Washington | in tho priva!c car of President Roberts of 1 the Pennsylvania railroad At Whining ton. Del. the car. which had been in the Of tho train ttapyn1 thR forward part Of the train at the request of Dr. O'Rcilly in order that the president might have as short walk possible | when he got out at Jersey City.
 4 dispatch was sent from Philadelphia to Station \ gent N. l. kiefer to have n | squad of policemen on hand to guard the | president. The message was sent in ac- cordancc with the presidents wishes. as | MT. Cleveland Is constantly appPhcnsive ] of annuyauc' fr,7n franks
 | The United states lighthouse tender Rodgers had been UrlCrd to Jersey City to wait fr the president, and she steam cd up tO the pier "f the Adams Exprcss company. just north OE the Pcnnsy ylyania l station
 Mr, Clcv,lIrd I. 1t the car. being assist cd by Dr- O'Kcilly and Captain Evans He loukei tired and worn. and he mOvrd with "A s!uwuc>s su- ee,tivC of extreme physical wCHrInVS> Ten Jersey City pO- | licVInCn. immediately surrounded tho president. forming n sort uf hullTw ssIuar'. with cluIs drawn iu rCpcl tariff cranks Who might u"t ic satisfied with every thing Mr Cleveland had done in Wash ingtun. They prU,c0dcd to the big pas scnger elevator, and Mir. Cleveland. Cap tain Evans. Dr. O'Rcilly, the Jersey City policemen and thrcc tars from the light house tender, carrying baggagc, all de seconded to the ground floor Of the statiOn. whGrc Inc mar'h was taken up for the wharf whcrc the lighthouse tender lay
 On on the Rogers
 curious spectacle the procession made MT. Cleveland sought to kccp as nearly in the center uf the squad of policemen as possible. His precautions wcrc absolute ly unnCCCssary, IVcluSe less than a dozen pCrsOus aruund the station outside of his immediate b1dyGuHTd knew the president of tho Cnisrd StltCs was about No viO- lent persuns were tO bc sCen. No one tried to modest him. Tho president wore a brown snuff cOlurCd suit and brown fClt hat to match. After he had bearded tho Rod-cr, hc was asked If he would sign tho tariff bill. but declined to answer tho question.
 | Mir. Cleveland pr'CCetlcSl in tho light house tender around the battery and up the East river IL was rCpOrtCd that he would spend Ihc night at the house of F.. C. Benedict in Greenwich, Conn. and would prOc,,'d thence to Gray Gables on the yacht Oneida