The morning call., 1894-06-24
AROUND THE CORRIDORS.

do know any funny stories on Governor
Waite OF Colorado? Well, / rather think do"
said John ID. MeGilvray OF Denver, VINO is
IN The city looking after some big stone con-
tracts. MIR. McGilvray was Democratic can
dldate for Mayor in Denver at the last election.
but Jailed 10 get as many votes as his Republic
can opponent Between them, however, they
fairly showed the Populist candidate, friend
OF The erratic Governor, in. The most peculiar
story ever heard on The old man." he cen
tinued, gained circulation after he was nomi-
mated Tor Governor. He has son-in-ldW, b.
CLARK wheeler. who is one OF the most cratic
men you ever saw Hes hustler from way
Dack, out he and the old man never did get
along. They hated each other cordially, but
preserved sort OF speaking acquaintance,
Principally out OF regard for Tie female mem-
eers OF the family. Everybody knew OF these
strained relations, and there was some specn-
lation among politicians, as 10 whether
wheeler would support the Governors candi-
dacy. he being still Republican,, and the
owner OF two daily papers at Aspen. Well, TO
make a snort story shorter, Wheeler joined
group of politicians In the lobby Of The Windsor
Hotel about two days after the nomination.
Com to support the old man, b. CLARK" asked
one Oh The group, and every Que cooked his
ears for the reply. Wheeler looked fercely
around Tor minute, and then burted out:
Support him? Why, by all the blinkety blank
blanks In the calendar. Eve done not blink
ETY. blank thing else but support the dish
dasted old son OF sea cook for The last ten
years. Support him? Pye got to support himi'
And he did"
S. G. Semple Of Des Moines, Iowa. a gentle
man who has spent much time in the Hawaiian
Islands and Is familiar with events in that
country, is at the Palace. He yesterday men,
TONED The recent action of the Provisional
Government In sending an agent 10 the Canary
ISLANDS for the purpose of inducing immlgra-
ton among the Portuguese there. but does not
think the mission will be successful one.
That failure Will attend the effort he ascribes
TO the changed condition of affairs in the Canary
Islands within the past year or So There
has" he said, 'heen a great development in
Madeira and Teneriffe Ia the time mentioned.
u the former Island few years ago, the cele-
braied vineyards which existed there were de-
vastated by insects and lie people were virtual
ly compelled TO seek other FIELDS for employment.
The island has now fully recovered from The
disaster as fresh slips were secured from
rance, and the vineyards have now matured
sufficiently 10 become profitable. The Tener
life cOchineaI was for years one of the princl.
pal products, but the invention of aniliDe dyes
practically wiped out the demand for the
former up 10 within some months past. 1t has
now been found, however, that cochineal is
absolutely necessary for use in certain OF the
arts, ana. as consequence, the demand mas
again revived. Another and powerful factor in
keeping the people a; home Is the remarkable
development In tourist travel. On Tenerfe
Island magnificent hotels have been erected TO
accommodate this influx of strangers, and The
people Of all grades naturally feel the Stimulus
given to trade IN all its branches by the, in
coming of wealthy foreigners"
Alexander HOgeland. known thrOughourthe
country as the newsboys' friend is expected in
this city in few days. He is president OF the
Boys and Girls National Employment Asso-
citation. of which he was the founder. and has
devoted his means and his energies for years to
a betterment In The condition of the walls OF
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