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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-07

WASHINGTON, Ian. 6.-1n the House TO-
day Mr.. White, Of New York, rising to q
question Of privileges, sent to the clerks
depk and had read IN extract from the
Washington Ners containing reprint OF
a Washington special to the New York
Tribune.
The special states that Deacon" White
has a private wire, one end Of which is in
the corridor Of the House and the other
end in his business office In New York;
that he ia constantly sending and receiving
messages over this wire, and, while oc-
cupying seat in the House, knows ex-
actly what Is going on in his office. This
wire, esys the special, costs Mr.. White
many thousands year.. while no one
knows how much more the privilege OF
sitting in the House costs him.
Mr, White said that as there was that
in the article which, to 6 hypef0sthetic
mind, might be construed as reflection
upon his character as q member Of the
House, he would read special dispatch
which he had sent TO the Brooklyn pspsTu.
In this dispatch Mr. White denies en-
phatiCally that he has special wire be
tween Washington and New York. He
refers to the fact that the Tribune article
was copied in several papers, notably the
Louisville COttrier-J0urndl, which thus gave
"A free trade endorsement to highly
protected lie." Laughter. There was
not the slightest foundation for the story
outside OF the Imagination Of sensational
paragrRpher. He states that the Tribune
Of yesterday published denial Of the
story, and express the hope that the free
trade wing will be as just, and see II the
whole party combined can overtake this
lie, which had one weeks start. Laugh
ter.
AZ the conclusion OF the call OF States,
Speaker Carlisle entered the chamber and
resumed his official duties, amid round
4 resolution thanking Mr.. Cox for the
able and impartial manner in which he
had performed the duties Of Speaker pro
ten, was unanimougiy adopted; and Mr..
Cox acknowledged the compliment in an
appropriate speech.
The House then resumed the consider
alton ot the LoWeIy'Whit0 election case.
After full discussion, Mr.. Crisp, Chair.
man OF the Election Committee, moved
the previous question upon the resolu'
tious submitted by the majority Of the
committee.
Mr.. Rowell, OF Illinois, moved as sub
stitute, the resolution presented by the
minority declaring the sltting member
White entitled 10 the seat. The sub
stitute was sgreed to.
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OTTAWA, ONT, Feb. 0.-The Govern.
ment has not yet received any communi:
cation from Washington in reply to the
representations forwarded regarding the
alleged kidnapping oi the nGn Nixon,
who escaped from the ssuls Ste Marie
Jail and was recaptured by American off.
GERS on the Canadian side. Nixon CLAIMS
70 be q British subject.
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maze, No,. 1S and 81 FOurtsonth street.

r., IyrgLLIGEXcER,has for some time
~, o,epsralion, and will issue as soon
~, york can be satisfactorily compile
- ,,Decial edition devoIed to the nat
'" ,.sou,ces and developed industries OF
Vet Virginia.
hi, special edition will bO about the
~. number Of pages as tho Natural Gas
,,I,.,,j.l EIilion-irom lG to 2O-which
Nd, very large circulation, for which
,.,. srs o!ill demands, and which did
.,Jiu it's day and generation.
III. State Development Edition OF the
,,,r,l,orscEn will cover in general and
+, 5...il tho whole field OF West Viz
,,i,,s resources, will neglect no locality,
iii represent on large map the railroads
:, ,,Js,enco and projected, water ways,
.,o,tv roads and turnpikes-in short will
.,1.syor to snsw0r in advance every
ora,jon lhat may be agked by the capi-
njAOr the inqairing person in search OF
,bOms.
nuthe intention Of the INTELLleESCER
+, this State Development Edition to blow
VA. yirginia's horD, and we can safely
,,omI.s that the blast will be rather
,,.st sounding rusiC. 1t will be heard
:, ,bia country and in Europe sounding
A. po.e Of an hospitable welcome to our
IebIy endowed Mountain State.
III, arrangements for insuring the pa-
,s. v.do circulation hsvs only baSun'
In. Tins lar they make auro OF the wide
u,ssljnr II 2OOCO c1plea. Taere is q
mi p,osp,c ;bat tho actual circulation
villloub,p this. What is OF tq1a! I'M
Do,.spcc, tue quality OF tho production
will bs ouch IS would do credit to any
newspaper in the country.
The ISrRLlIaENcER will welcome the
,u,,sstlous and cooperation generally oil
= IL =
any person who feels an interest In this
seeltto p!rce cur State well before the
world. Whatever ia to be submitted IN
tbis line should be cent in at once, for the
ISTrLLlasScKR has its eye on the spring
imm,rau. and doesn't want to let him get
away.
Those deoiring copies Of the paper for
distribution will oblige us By sending
their orders at once, 30 that we may
know about how many copies to print.
Eysrybody eau help his State some by
helping to circulate the printed page that
Islls Of hOr opportunities for making
money.
Those having land to sell, in large tracts
o,.n,all, will find this their best opportu-
ni.y to lay their holdings before persons
likely to purchase. Advertisements
should be sent in without delay. The
publighers will be glad to give informa-
ton relating to this feature Of the enter
ptne.
Thy hour has come, and the INrRLL1'
dEctR is in the field With all its energy
soaid in the too-long delayed develop
nsut Of West Virginia.
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HIGH LICENSE.
How It Works In Eastern Penus, Ivania and
Philadelphia,


Philadelphia.
PHTLAnELPHIA, Feb. 6.-The State Pro.
hibition Convention will be held in HAr.
risburg on May 2. Chairman Wolfe has
resigned on the ground OF pressing busi.
ness engagements. A. A. Barker, Of Cam.
bria county, is his successor. Ths city
expected at least $1,000, 900 from licenses,
but it is probable that the amount will
not exceed 100000. Joshua L, Bailey
declined to serve as President Of Prohi-
hition meeting, because II was held in a
hotel whore liquor was served. A room ia
being specially fitted up in the new CITY
hall for the license court. The iudQes are
D. Newton Tell, Robert N. Wilton,
James Gay Gordon and R, Al.
Bregy. They will begin their ueason on
March l2 Drivers Of the wagons OF a
brewery from Bsrks county have hssn ar.
rested, because under the new Law they
can be hold for selling LIQUOR without. 4
license. It has been their tuStom 10 drive
into ebanGn county and supply the
country hotels, The authorities claim
that the licenses Of their employers only
entities them 10 sell in Bsrks county. The
licenses Of six hotels have been renewed
In Gettysburg, but q strong stand is made
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REpUBLICANs OF UPsuUR
Are wldS Awaks-A Large Club Organized
at BnckhAnnon.

Special DiSDdteh 10 tk IitIligeEoS.
BUcKHANNoN, W. Va, Feb. GA large
and wide awake Republican club was or.
ganized at this place Saturday night, with
an enrolment of lis. They permanently
Organised by elsCting the following off,
GERS: DR.. J. ]. Morgan, President: W. D.
Talbot, Vice President; A. B. CLARK, secre-
ta1y; A. NJ. Poundstone, Corresponding
Secretary; Charles A. Bailey, Sergsant-at-
Arms; q. w. Hart, Treasurer.
The following delegates and Rlternates
were appointed to attend the League Con-
vention in Wheeling, February 10 and l6.
Dslegatea-A. B. CLARK, E. B. Morris,
A. G. GifIin, ". X. Findlay and DR.. j. P.
Miller.
Alternates-Cspt, A. M. Poundstone, 9.
". Heavier, J. A. DayiP, A. W. Lewis
and g.. A, Sexton.
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PLEASANT VALLEY CLUB.
A Largo Organization Enected-Who the
Delegates Arc.

A Large ORGANIZATION Eneeted-Who tue
Delegates Are.
Special Correspondence OfLN IE.sltOae1.
PLEASANT VALLEY, MARSHALL COUNTY,
W. VA, FsD. 6.-The Republicans and
the friends Of q protective tariff in this
district met Saturday and permanently
organized Republican club with the fol.
lowing officers: Dennis Williams, Presi-
dent; ". P. Jones and F. H. Harris, Vice
Presidents; U. G. Chsddock, Secretary.
Executive Committee: ]. P. Stewart j.
". Grow and Thomas Anderson. Dele
gates to the State convention: ]. F. Nc.
Combs, G. A. JoneV, D. Williams, D. +.
Allen and J. w. Grow. Alternates: Will
liam Furrel, John Cunningham, Thomas
Anderson, John Taylor and Harrison
Gamhal
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THE PLUMED KNIGHTS.
Tho Famous NRrobinE Club Completes its
Organization:

Ino FnmOuh puFCuluE OluD OOmpleteb ltb
Organization.
There was an enthusiastic meeting OF
young men held at Lincoln Club last
evening at which shat famous semi.mili.
tary, political organization, the Plumed
knights, which acquired such an enviable
reputation during the last campaign, was
formally organized for active work during
the coming campaign. The committee
appointed at previous preliminary meet
ing reported constitution and bylaws
that were approved and unanimously
adopted.
The new organization ia to be known as
the "Plumed knights Of Wheeling" and
already forty.thTes active, enthusiastic
young men have enrolled themselves as
members. After the constitution bad
been adopted last evening, tho following
officers were elected:
President, B. S. Allison.
Vice Presidents, John K. LIST, W. B.
Fisher and ]. Kelsey Hall.
Secretary, Joseph A. Metcalf.
Executive Committeeman, William
Bailey, Austin Beach and Dave Dinger.
1t was decided after some discussion to
elect delegates to the Republican State
League Convention at this meeting, and
the following were chosen as such: ].
Kelsey Hall, B. s. Allison, Joseph A. Met.
salf, W. B. Fisher and Harry Carmack.
Alternates- E. Graves, John K.
List, William Bsilie, William Higgins and
W. A. Bloomfield.
It is expected that before the knights
parade before tho public they will muster
at least 150 members. 1t was decided
that after the fame achieved by the old
organization in the last campaign that 1t
would never do to muster under any other
name and in uniforming the same pretty
Colors, white and blue, will be adhered to,
although 1t is highly probable that differ.
ent cut, especially NJor the coat, will be
adopted. The election Of the marching
officers was postponed till future time,
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aoR Club to Meet this Evening.

President Newt. Linch, Of the Centre
District GofE Club, hiss issued call for a
special meeting OF the club at Parker hall
In Centre market square at 1880 O'Clock
this evening. a full attendance OF the
members and all Republicans living in
the district is earnestly requested. Dele.
gates to the State League Convention will
be chosen at this meeting and other i'm.
portant mattera attended 70.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 6.-The Afghan
Frontier Commission has completed its
work OF delimiting 'the boundaries, and
the English members have started for
England, The las! boundary post atands
on the left bank Of the 0xup, tlfteon veraIs
above RuaaRa.
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a sixth Ward Club,

The Republicans OF Webster district,
Sixth ward, are the only ones in the city
who have not yet formed Republican
club for the coming campaign. A mum.
ber OF the leading members OF the party
have called meeting for tomorrow night
at 1880 o'clock, at LsBelle hall, and they
promise that the club they propose form
ing, although the last in the city to wheel
into line, shall be. by no means the least
important even If their district Is strongly
Democratic.
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He POOLED wlth Etostrtstty.

MEMPHIS, TESN., Feb. 6.-Will Sum.
merville, an ls.yssr-old boy, was killed
las! night by contact with an electric
liRht wire. One OF the Brush lights was
on the ground and o lot OF boys were hav.
ing fun with It by touOhing il and being
shocked. Sommervllle touched Il with b
piece Of hoop iron and was killed almost
in1fsnt!y by the ehOck.
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The young voters OF the Eighth ward
propose to haye finger in the Republican
State League pie, and they are called to
meet at Arbenz's hall this evening at
o'clock to organiSs a Young Republican
club. They desire to have full attend.
ance that they may start OF with good
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TORONTO, Feb. 6.-IHrael Lucas, the alb.
econdinG treasurer Of AuElaise county,
Ohio, and his wife were brought before a
police magiatrate this morning charged
With bringing stolen money into Canada.
They pleaded not guilty, and were re-
msnded until tomorrow. Witnesses from
Ohio are expected to arrive tonight.
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DANTERs, MASS, Feb. Go, @. Fsrwell
& Co., manufacturers OF boots and sho 60
Of this place, have failed and msds an as.
signment to @, H. Gould, OF Boston. The
liabilities are estimated at $500. 900 and
they may be higher. The money is most
ly due 10 banks.
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BosroN, Feb. G.-Three hundred cigar
makers, comprising employees of five large
chops, refused to go to work this morning
owing to the proposed cut in wages. The
other Hhops either do not belong 10 the
ManulACturep' Union or have NOT posted
the cut down,
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Ar NIGHT always have Acker's Baby
soother at hand. 1t is the only cafe med.
icine yet made that will remove all inian.
tile disorders. It contains no Opium or
Morphine, but gives the child nqiGra. sass
from pain. Price % cents. Gold by Logan
4 Co., Q. r. GoelEe, q. Menkemiller, r
h, Burt and Bowie Bros. o
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4. Carney; sergeant.at.Armpl George

The following delegates were elected to
attend the State convention to be held
at Wheeling: s. P. Carney, N. I. Hill,
A. NJ. Grow, ]. F. Roger and ]. i. Hanan.
AlternRtes: A. W. LemRaters, Thomas
Carney, A. ]. Bisit, D. 8. Gump and silas
Garrison. The number enrolled was
for starter.
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srsISe51ELp, I'LL, Feb. s.-sCsrlOt fever
ia prevailing in PAnS, on the Ohio 4 Mis-.
sissippi Railroad, to such an extent that
the public schools have been closed. Two
deaths and fifteen cases Of the disease
we're reported Saturday.
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A Sensible Governor.

HARRIsBURa, Pa, Feb. G-Gov. Beaver
said to-day that there had been no call for
troops for the coal regions and that there
was not likely to be any. He does not
believe in uHing the military until every
civil resource is exhausted.
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TIrusvILLR, Pa, Feb. 0.-Mrs, Sarah
Stein, aged Hevsnty-nine, accidentally
hung herself while putting up a clothsH
line this afternoon. Her neck wss broken.
She was discovered by her grandChild,
Gertie, q few moments siterwBTd.
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CHICAGO, Feb. G.-Mathias Busch, a
saloon keeper, cut HE wife's throat with
butcher knife thia afternoon, killing her
instantly. His wife had inherited small
sum Of money which Busch wanted her
to turn over to him. sho refused, when
he committed the awful crime,
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sW'NIhB InuFohsoU IN FFItEb ThF0ht
BAN RENO, Feb. 6,-The swelling in the
lower part Of the German Crown Princes
lRrynx has slightly increased and inter,
ieres somewhat with his respiration when
he exerts himself.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 6.-The North Chicngo
Rolling Mill CJmpaDy'G plant at South
Chicago, the largest oi its kind In this
vicinity. resumed operations to-day, after
being closed for than two months while
repRirinR.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. 6,-Gov. Beaver
said to-day that there had been no call
for troops for the coal regions and that
there was not likely 10 bG any. He does
not believe in using the military until
every civic resource Is sxhsuate1.
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against the applications of one hotel and
q saloon. The number Of applications for
license from Philadelphia saloon keepers
up to the present is 2,022, which is q lit.
tie more than one.third the present num-
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POSto nice Established.

WARRINGTON, D. o., Feb. GA poat.
Office was to-day established by change Of
site at Tallmsnsvilie, with Wilson 0.
Grim Rs postmaster.
W. l.. Lewis, Of Hinton, struck the
town to-day.
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LITTLErON REPUBLICANS.
a Large Republican Club orgauizod-rh
Wheeling Delegates.

Wheeling Delegates.
Special DispdteA to ne IatclIt0aos.
LgTTLEToS, W. Va, Feb. GA meeting
OF the Republicans of Littlstou vas held
here for the purpose OF organizing a Re.
publican club. The meeting was called to
order by ]. L. Hanan, and the following
officers were elected; NJ, /. Hill, Prssi.
dsntj A. Al. Grow, Secretary. The per,
mAnGnt officers are 90 foiioWs; President,
NJ. L; Hill; Vice. President, II. R. Thomp.
son Secretary. A. N. Grow; Correspond.
ing Secretary, ]. L. Hanan; Treasurer, s.
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BUCHAREST, Feb. G Tho election Of
members for the Second Chamber result.
ed in the return Of 43 Government and IS
Opposition candidates. Three second bal.
lots will be necessary.
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THE BIG CONVENTION
TO BE HELD HIRE MKT WEEK.
By the Republican Clubs WIN be n Gigantic
AnAir-RailrOad RatsS-PrsSidOut FOS-
ter, of the National League, Com
IDE-More New Clubs Reported.

The coming State Convention Of Re-
publican clubs for the purpose organizing
a State League on the 18th and l6thin'
stants promises to be one Of the largest
and most enthusiastic political gatherings
ever held in West Virginia. Ever since
the call was issued by Vice President
Bowers, the INTELLIaENcRR has daily con-
tanned accounts OF the organization OF
from two to ten clubs in the State. The
number OF delegates in attendance will
reach far into the hundreds, representing
considerably over one hundred organiza-
tions, while large contingency will &C.
company eeysral OF the delegations.
The INTRLLIaENcRR is in receipt OF q
letter from Vice President George NJ.
Bowers, OF Martinsburg, in which he
states that President James P. Foster, Of
the National League, and the author OF
the great movement, will certainly be
present.
RAILROAD RATES.
Mr.. Bowers also writes that the Ohio
AtNoE NhlIlOhu Wlh NASH q sPoSAhA heNV "a
two cents per mile each way to Rll who
desire to attend the Convention, tickets
good coming on the l4th and 10Th and re-
turning on the 10th and 17th.
The Baltimore & Ohio road will sell
excursion tickets to Wheeling on any day
from February IA to 10, inclusive, with a
return coupon, good until the 18th, in
elusive, for two cents per mile, each way,
on the presentation to the local ticket
agent, Of an order from Mr.. Bowers. The
corresponding secretaries Of clubs along
the line Of the Baltimore & Ohio road,
and all Republicans who desire to attend
the convention, are requested to write to
Mr.. Bowers for the necessary orders. that
they msy avail themselves Of the reduced
rates. His address Is Geo. NJ. Bowers,
HIsrlinBlurg, Berkeley county.
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DIED.

sTIFEL-on Tuesday, February 2, lsss, Gl O'Clock
Ak, n. kLIlA hIIHEL, wills Of louis Y, BulRL
Funeral notice hereafter
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Honolulu Library
- AND -
Reading Room Association.
Cor. Hotel Il AIakea Streets.
Open every Day and Evening.

The Library consists at the present
time of over Five Thousand Volumes.
The Reading Room is supplied with
about fifty of the leading newspapers
and periodicals.
A Parlor is provided for conversation
and games.
Terms of membership, fifty cents
month, payable quarterly in advance.
No formality required In joining except
signing the roll.
Strangers from foreign countries and
visitors from the other islands are well
come to the rooms at all times as guests.
This Association having no regular
means of support except the dues of
members, 1t is expected that residents
of Honolulu who desire to avail them
selves OF its privileges, and all who feel
an interest in maintaining an institution
OF this kind, will put down their names
and become regular contributors.
A. j. CARTWRIGHT, Pres,
M. M. SCOTT, Vice-President,
ii. A. PARMELEE, Secretary,
A. i. SMITH, Treasurer,
O. Il. RODGERS, MD,
Chairman Hall and Library Committee.
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Employment Wanied-by several men and
boys, who will make themselves use
full in performing the various offices
and chores required by private fami-
lies.
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Convenient Cottages in desirab BILE healthy
locations in and near the city to let or
lease at reasonable rates.
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Full particulars given on application
at the agency.
Orders from the other Islands prompt
ly attended 10.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
Skilled aad unskIlIed Labor Furnished.
Real Eastate-
bought, sold and rented.

Several valuable properties in and
around The city now for sale on eesy
terms.
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Cures Indigestion, and all Diseases
arising from an enfeebled con.
dition of the system.

DIR. MARITIME, of London, the celebrated
specialist says of PARDEE'S REMEDY:
~ have used it for twenty years for
Blood Diseases, such as Screfular, Salt
Rheum, letter and Cancer, and / cannot
recommend it too highly"
The Rev. DR.. Thomas, of Hong Kong,
China, says: HPARDEE'S REMEDY is a
wonderful medicine for the blood.
have prescribed it hundreds of times for
leprosy, and, when given in time it
always cured the patient. can safely
persons who take PARDEE'S REMEDY
regularly, and advise all persons liv.
ing in countries where leproay is pre-.
valent to take PARDEE'S REMEDY as
preventive"
R0-For Sale by all Druggists in Honolulu.
Aug.23.S8-3m
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Mr.. J. D. Lowman and wife and
Miss Emery returned from snoqualmie
yesterday.
Mrs. Nellie X. and Vinie Barrett, OF
Sacramento, California, are visiting
the family OF Mr.. H. G. Thornton.
Miss Clare Catch, daughter OF Presi-
dent Catch Of the University, sprained
her ankle at Snoqualmie, and arrived
home yesterday.
Messrs. J. NJ. Hubbell, j. 4. Chill
brig, J. A. Park and several other
young men left for snoqnalmie falls
Yesterday To spend few days.
Mr.. George r. Kyle, oi Leaing &
KYLE, prominent lumbermen of Van
couyer, II. c. is al the Occidental. Mr..
kyie was superintendent Of the Brit
ish Columbia sections of the Canadian
Pacific railway while under construc-
ton, aud Is thorough railroad man.
Mr.. Cyrus Walkers pretty yacht
Was In the harbor yesterday, having
as passengers besides Mr.. Walker and
his accomplished wife, Mrs. NJ. f.
Dutton OF San Francisco and Miss A.
NJ. Ely. Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Dutton
and Miss Ely were. fellow-students al
Nassar College. where the latter Is nov
the professor OF mathematics. The
ladies are enjoying few days OF rare
pleasure in cruising about the sound
They will he the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Walker for several weeks at theil
beautiful home at Port Ludlow.