Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-11-01
s.CLEYELAND DAY"
xHE PRRsrDENr AND CABINET
AT THE EXPOSITION.
n Royal Reception Accorded the Dis.
tinguished Party.

OA0NGAna0p
United States, six members OF his
cabinet and their wives and Private
Secretary Thurber arrived in Atlanta
Eve minutes after 4 o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon.
With the president were Secretary
Of the Treasurer John g. Carllsle and
wife. Secretary of the Navy Hilary A.
Herbert and daughter, Mrs. Micou,
Secretary Of War Daniel s. Lamont
and wife, Secretary of the Interior
Hoke Smith, and wife; Secretary Of
Agriculture J. Sterling Morton and
wife; Mra Harmon, wife Of the at
tornsy general; Postmaster General
William l. Wilson and wife.
They came on the Southern's vesti-
bulsd train. IL reached the city on
time, but owing to the departure OF
the Dixie Flyer il came into the depot
. few minutes late.
The handsome private car, Wild
wood, In which the president and his
secretary rode, was stopped across
: Lloyd street. Here the exposition COM
ni.tee and Mayor King we're in wait
ing. A moment after the train came
10 . standstill the committee, headed
by Chairman Hemphin and Mayor
King, entered the car.
Introductions followed and o minute
later the party emerged and walked to
the carriages which were waiting few
feet away.
There was TO attempt at demon.
strntion, a. ii had been requested that
there be none. There were cheers a
the party appeared.
A great multitude was massed il
Wall street and along Pryor as far as
Equitable building. Every window
looking out upon these two street,
was filed. Over seventy-6ve police
men kept back the crowd with grea
difficulty. Il was huge crowd, surg
ing constantly forward to get a good
view of the open street along which
the president would pass.
The crowd gathered early and tn,
street was filed ct 80 o'clock. Tn,
crowd waited patiently until the com
motion ut the Lloyd street end of th,
depot indicated that the distinguished
party had arrived.
There was but q brief wait beforr
the several carriages containing tn,
party moved forward. They turned NJ
Wall street toward the Kimball ant
passed between two solid walls of hu
mainly TO Pryor street.
The party was driven up Pryor Il
the Aragon. Thousands of peopl
we're crowded upon the sidewalks oil
both sides of the street. They surgeC
forward eagerly as the carriages con
tanning the distinguished party passed
The people were kept back b.
mounted officers as the carriages roll
cd by. President Cleveland frequent
y lifted his high silk hat to the grea
multitude a. he passed.
The drive to the Aragon was quickl.
accomplished. It was the president
wish that il be made without any ct
tempt at an ovation. There was NJ
music or soldiers. Only the exposition
committee met the nations chief ant
his cabinet.
The president and his cabinet re
tired 10 their apartments immediatel,
upon their arrival at the Aragon. The,
were fstigued with their long journe,
and remained in retirement until
O'Clock, when Q public reception wa
held in the parlor.
Al ESQ O'Clock the president ant
party were guests at Mayor Kings Gle
giant dinner in the dining room OF tn
Aragon. Quite number of guest
were present and the event was q no
table one in every respect.