Evening journal., 1894-08-17
TIE PRESIDENTS TRIP.
JOURNEY TO GRAY GABLES MADE
COMFORTABLY as POSSIBLE.

Mr.. Cleveland rs suffering From Malaria
aud ovcrw or, -ue May Stay Away Lon
ger Than a woai-oT on a Lighthouse
Tender.
BuzzAEn's BAY, Aug. 17.-Presidont
Clcvoland's stny horc will hc week at
least, and may boz more There Is no doubt
that he needs the change and tho rest
badly.
Tho presidents visit at Gray Gables ia
the result OF his physicians advice Ilo
has been in poor health for somo time,
due TO the heat and ths largo amount OF
business ho has had 20 dispose Of His
duties, always onorous, greatly Increased
within the last few weeks, whilo the tar
in bin was In conference, no hoing daily
engaged with the managers Of the bill in
both house and sonato In discussing tho
chances Of the Wilson bill 60 pass and
urging rs supporters TO stand firm.
DIR O Reilly of the army who Is at
tending Mr. Cloyland, found that the ut
tack Of malaria developed as result Of
overwork in conjunction with tho ma-
larial influences said TO be particularly
prevalent In the vicinity Of the White
House at prcsont Knowing that tho pros
ldcnt would be disturbed n he remained
in Washington and that business would
come which would need consideration, he
udiysod him TO leave for few days rost
Mnssago Trcntment Ia the Train.
As soon as tho train left Washington
tho president reclincd on couch and un-
dorwont a constant trontmont OF massage
nt the hands of the physician until Phila-
delphia wns ronchod
lie mado tho journey from Washington
I'm tho private car OF President Roberts of
Tho Pennsylvania railroad. Whining.
ton. Dol, the car, which had boon I'm the
rear of tho train, was moved up 10 the
forward part of the train nt tho request
of Dr koilly in order that tho president
might have as short a walk as possible
whom be got out at Jersey City.
A dispatch was sont from Philadelphia
TO Station Agent n. L. kiofor 90 hayo a
squad Of policemen ON hand to guard the
| president. Tho mossnRo was sent In nc
cordanco with the presidents wishes, a.
i Mr. Cleveland is constantly apprchensiye
of annoyance from cranks
Tho United States lighthouse tender
Rodgers had boon ordered to Jersey City
To walt for the president, and she steam.
cd up to- the pior of tho Adams Express
company, just north of tho Pennsylvania
station
Mr. Cleveland left tho car boing assist
cd hy DIR. o Reilly and Captain Evans
lie looked tired and worn, and ho moved
with % slowness suggestive OF cxtrom,
physical woarinoss. Ten Jersey City po
lcemen, Immediately surrounded The
president, forming "a sort Of hollow square
with clubs drawn to ropol tariff crank
who might not ho satisfied with ovory
thing Mr. Cleveland had dono In Wash
ington Thoy proceeded to the big pas
| senpor elevator, and Mr.. Cleveland, Cap
tain Evans nr. O'Relly tho Jersey CIT.
policemen and throo tars from the light
house tender, carrying baggage, oil de
scendld 10 the ground floor OF the station
where the march was taken up Tor IN
wharf where tho lighthouse tender lay.
on on tho Rogers.
4 curious spectacle the procession made
Mr.. Cleveland sought to keep as noarl
in tho center Of the squad of policemen a
possible. His precautions were absolute
ly unnecessary, because less than "a dozoi
persons around the station outside of hi
immediate bodyguard knew tho prosidon
of the United States was about No vic
lent persons woro 20 he seen. No ono trie
60 molcst him. The president wore
brown snuff colorod suit and brown fcl
hat TO match. Aftor no had boarded IN
Rodgers no was asked II no would sig
the tariff bill, but declined to answer th
question.
Mr.. Cleveland proceeded I'm the light
house tender around the battery and u
the Enst river 10 was reported that b
would spend the night at the house OF y
@. Benedict IN Greenwich, Conn, an
would proceed thence to Gray Gables o
tho yacht Oneida