New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
THE DUKE OF CoNNAUGHT's TRIP.
ADMIRrxG THE GRAND SCENERY OF THE
RoCKIEs-NO DEMONSTRATIONS ALONG
HI LINE.


Karnloops, u. c. May 2i.-rhe special train bearing
the Duke Of COnnaught and party arrived al Ram
loops at - O'Clock last evening and after short
stay passed on to syoamous.
Sycamous H. G., May 2l.Thc first day Of the Duke
81 Connaughts tran,cOnincnta t1p was brought t1 a
close AT 10 30 O'Clock lat evening when sycamous
was reached and the train drew on to Il siding, u"
remain until O'Clock ~ the morning. Til" run from
Vancouver here a distance Of 33i miles. made in
fourteen hours actual time, with the most favorable
weather possible for sight seeing all the way. The
royal party were Al the ndows the greater part
of the day. and expressed their admiration Of Fraser
Canon and the old CarilOo Road, relic Of pioneer
DAYS and engineering. At every stop made the Prince
and his suite out Of the train almost soon a.
u was at sandstll viewing every object of Interest
and convcrsing s0ciaby with those who had gathered
OH the platform 10 witness the arrival OF the special
No demonstration In honor Of the passing OF the
Prince was made at any station on the nne' uh
doubtcdly account of his expressed WISH th'' M'
trip should be regarded only that Of a private
citizen The British colors were, however. hilng nj
every station and by assembling thclcat the people
testified 10 their loyalty. The arrangements made by
tle Canadian Pacific Railroad were without htch.
soction patrols preceded the train all the way to sec
that the track clear and had II not been for the
I'D ws4 Of the rISee ai h Re 5av run be fr@ aee
a cniplc of hour sooner All the party retired carly
s,,hop6 little atigcd by the first portion OF their
long trip IL Is expected that day viii be spent AZ
I,nG Where the special Is expected to arrive sunday
RcyelstOke u. O.. May 2i.-rhe special train OF the
DnIc aud Iuchcss Of COnnaught left Sycan0ls
nrnmutly al O'Clock tll, morning. the members oi
he bukc's party being still asleep, and after smart
rmn of two and one half hours. reached RevelNt3hc'
rhero dag were nying In honor Of Queen Victoria :
,i's daV and the arrival 81 her Youngest son. Inc
omcnccrs were changed here. and without delay tho
,rn started for Glacier, the next stopping place "a
Gi,cicr B. c., May 2i.-Enginc No. 400. WIN
Drivrr Mack In the cab. had the honor OF taking the
rn,.i train al RevclstOkc IL was elabOratcB anu
ar.tically decorated The Prince and his party ioNo
Cen aftrr Revclstokc left behind and stood i"r
s"me lime on the platform admring the scenery ana
unndcrs along the route. 4 short stop was maze u,
Albert Canon by fclncst OF inc royal party "
Glacier reached ht 30 hod
here al o 80 a. and the Dukc and his parry VIZ
Welcomed the station by Lieutenant Baker VI.
with whom the Duke and the ladies Of his party chll
while the engines were changed and new crew t.h &
on Conductor Enscy relieved Conductor irwin; who h
piIoted the party through from vancouver anu ~ ~.
locomotive In charge of Driver carey ~ ,, Ia
course Of chat the platform the Duke sud nc & ha
enIoyed the trip far very much. the scenery po ~
more grand than he had been led 10 expect rom t
accounts Of those who had gone before lie wa no
delighted with the climate. which, he sald conlu II"
be surpassed by that Of any part of thc empno' .
straight will be made from here 10 Bahh'
HAVANA SUGAR sTOREHOUsEs BURNED
Havana May "a The Biancb Company sugar
storebouses at Cardenas have been burlied. '"e