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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07

tho carriage was slowly driven 10 The
| Byrd-street station. But death lowered
| near and when the carriage drew within
sight of the depot. Mr. Leonard became
! suddenly weaker and the vehicle was
turned and driven back 10 tho Hospital.
where. in a very few minutes, his spirit
passed away.
Mr.. Leonard's father. Mr.. owen Leo
nard, was with his son when he died
| having reached the city yesterday morn
| ing in answer 10 q telegram. Ills moth
/ er was about TO leave on the steamer
/ Umbria for Europe TO attend the bedside
/ of a sick relative but she remained over
| and will probably reach the city to-day.
SKETCH OF HIS CAREER.
/ Mr.. Leonard was "a most popular citi-
zen Of Richmond and was "a favorte with
| those who were associated with him i'm
/ % business way. as Well as an others.
who knew him. Iie came TO Richmond
fifteen years ago. when little more than
Z q mere youth. as private secretary Of Mr.
| G.. ". Smith, then general manager ~
tho Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. who
subsequently appointed him Superiutend-
ent of the telegraph system. which posi-
ton he has held ever since. Mr.. Leo
! uard was born i'm Philadelphia. forty-One
year ago but bis parents removed TO
New York city shortly afterward and
have lived there ever since. lie was edu-
rste1 at 81 Francis Navier's College i'm
sixteenth street. New York. and early in
his career developed remarkable inven-
tive talent. taking electricity as the basis
az his opcratlons.
uis brain was most active and De was
possessed of wonderful mental resources.
his ,.,,,r, mind was set to work devising
an1 nlonning various ufe-saving and la-
bar-ravina, devices. and. as he grew old
or ana more experienced some Of his
,r,g,l,-o-orl,e8 out plans were developed
into valuable inventions.
vr,l, Mr. r.eonard was about twenty
,.,,rs ol1 he determined 10 foin the as
soriation of the paulist Fathers. n Catho-
n, Lrotberboo8 lint this determination
,''.., ,,,,..- c.rrio1 ONT Tie posseesed a
maaniaceat bass voice. and in his young
cr DAYS sang in the choir of ST. Pauls
ON Fiftv-ninth street. Sew York He also
sang I'm the choir in Emira. where he
lived for a while.
ACCOMPLISHED ELECTRICIAN
lie has been I'm the telegraph business
ever since he brauchcd ont for himself
aud has been eminently successful. lle
was engaged rs manager Of one Of the
Western Union offices in the city OF New
York prior 10 his removal 10 this city.
Mr. Leonard held his position with the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad during four
administrations. and IN that period had
perfected his electrical block signal scr-
vice. which is now I'm use on the Chosa-
peake and Ohio road. Tie also invented .
am electrical heater and a car brake Mr. F
Leonard was member OF the American
Institute Of Electrical Engineers. and F.
taught the science Of electricity at the /
Mechanics Institute In this city.
Besides heine an expert eloctrian NJ /
Leonard was a devoted admirer Of mu- /
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07

KANSAS CITY. MO, Feb 6.-General
Joe Shelby. Fighting joe" the noted
Confederate general and United States
marshal for the Western district or Mis-
souri,. is very III on his farm near Adrian,
Mo.
pneumonia, which has developed into ty-
phCif- pneumonia fever. and late last
night his condition became critical. Ills
condition to-day IS improved.
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TAzEWELL. Feb. G.-Speciae.. The
cold wave suil fingers in TazoweII. ana
amid the mud. sleet and snow. II IL
quite disagreeable tor the traveller. anu
hard on the farmers who have cattle with
out cattle barns.
Judge Samuel e. Graham and daughter.
Miss Jean, are just back from a months
s0iOurn In Florida
y telegram was received this morning
by W. G.. Young, Of this place. tnaL
his brother John S. Young OF Jaeger.
W. Va. had died very suddenly. Cause
not given. His remains VIII reach nero
to-day.
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CoRBErrs rHAiAlNG onooND.
Cooke Don't Like Steamboat >prings and
! MnA L.e 1 L-uu---L

Cooke Don't Like Steamboat >prings aud
10 Nav BE Changed.
CARSON. NEV.. Feb C-E. G. Cooke.
James j. Corhetts advance agent is
not fayorably impressed with Steamboat
Springs as a training place The roads
in the vicinity are rough and unfit for
foot travel no this season Of the year.
ana tho conveyancos arc not what he
expected. Cooke Will visit Valleys Hot
Mineral Springs. near Genoa. in Douglas
county tomorrow, and 1t seems proba-
bic he Will make COrbetts Headquarters
there. VALLEY Springs are only four
teen miles distant from Carson. and are
moro happily situated than Steamboat
Springs.
The arrival OF Dan Stuart is anxiouslv
awaited lie Will be met at Reno by
delegations from that city and Carson.
and urged 20 decide upon the location
OF tho battle-ground as quickly as posi-
bile
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BURGLARs ~ HAMPTON.
Locking the stable Door Aftsr the Horse
g. GOue.


HAMPTON. VA. Feb. G-special
Within the past month three stores in
the same block on west Queen street have
been entered by burglars The first was
c.. Tancrlngs meat market and the
first OF this week the stores OF b. ~.
Iudens and Jesse Sheet. Row that
the horse is gone" the merchants DO
ing busines in the locality robbed. have
added Yale locks 10 their door fastenlngs
and are prepared for future attacks of
burgularism.
Mr. Robert Massenburg. who has been
at deaths door for the past two weeks
is reported slowly improving
Mr.. J. G. Richardson is quite I'M with
pneumonia at his home in Edst-End
Rev. Graham N. Lambeth pastor Of
West-End Methodist church. who has
been i'm Pulaski for the past two months
will return next week ard resume his
ministerial duties here
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WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Feb. Consul
General Lee teieeraphs the state De-
partment from Hayana as follows.
Sylvester Sc0vile. World correenon-
dent arrested yesterday az Tunas santa
Clara Province"
Consul-General Lee win watch out for
tho interests Of ScoFiils as an Americor
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CHARLESTON. $. c.. Feb 6.-The
United States transport Fern arrived hero
this morning. and brings the news that
Admiral Bunce will arrive or Charleston
New York, the Maine the ColumDi.. ana
Amphitrite. other ships Will arrive tc-
morrow and Monday. The actIu a.
nouyres may begin on Monday.
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The pnnr,. I-Iness n.nieh

ROME. Feb. 6.-Ihe audience which
the Pope gave 20 Prince Henri D'Orl~ens
yesterday lasted haii an hour. beginning
The Duo DIasalie. who Is acccmpan,irs,
Prince Henry asked Mgr. Cagian0' fhe
popes chamberlain. la Iecard fo fH.
health OF his Holiness. ana received tle
assurance tnat he VS. quite we'll The
fainting 1T. Mrs. Casiano said, was un-
tLuA
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snnrh Dnknfn.s senatorshIn.

PIERRE. s D.. Feb. 6.-To-day's vote
for senator In the Joint session Of the
legislature resulted. Pickler. 90. Kyle,
49, Bowman. DO. Goodykoontz. %. paim-
CT. 4. Kyle to-day received the entire
Democratic vote. with one exception. and
kyic's supporters claim this viii be his
last rally.
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AIabama AgaIn.t a Convention.

MONTGOMERY. ALA, Feb ct IS
about settled that there vii. not be
Constitutional Convention called by the
present Legislature. a conference OF the
Senate this afternoon showed odds
against a convention.
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UOKk or L.tHHAkEHs.
Nicaraguau Canal Bin Gives Way to 9th.
srs on the Calendar.

/
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Anothor in
stallment OF the speech Of Senator Thurs
! ton Rep. OF NebraskaJ. on his colleagues
resolution designed TO prevent the judicial
sale Of the Union Pacific railroad prop
eriy. occupied the time OF the Sem
ate up 10 2 j. NJ to-day. His
summary OF tho case to-day was that IL
the Government were 70 become the own
or OF the Union Pacific line It would
have to pay for It ia cash fifty million
dollars; 10 pay fifteen OF twenty millions
for tie terminals. and o. forego the twen-
ty-nino millions net which II could now
receive for It's claim.
The Nicaragua canal bin was allowed
70 80 over informally in order 10 pass
bills on the calendar that were unobiect-
cd 10. Some fifteen wero passed. Among
them were tho following.
Senate bill. appropriating $4,000 for the
relief OF the Mobile Marine Dock Com
pany.
Senate bill conveying 20 Rafael seguro.
or Iberia Parish, La, the United states
title 70 certain lands in that parish
a resolution (onered By Mr. Morgan)
relating 10 the capture OF tho Comptroller
by q Spanish ship Of war. II requests
INC President 20 communicate 10 the SEN
ato an the facts and proceedings.
When Senator Camorons joint resolu-
ton recognizing tho Independence Of
cuba was reached. Senator HiI. who
was in the chair. remarked facetiously
that in tho absence OF objection 4 would
he considered as passed
Ine objection then came. and a motion
was made by lrr. Morgan Dem. OF Ala
bama). 70 proceed 70 lts consideration.
Notwithstanding the objection. As that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07

certain state bonds and stocks. nov be-
longing 70 the United States, Secretary
Carlisle transmits communication from
the Attorney General, indicating that
further legislation ~ Congress is neccs-
sary before the Department can enforce
a settlement
The state OF Virginia refused payment
on her bonds when the demand was
made.
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NEW YORK. Feb. Edward J. Ivory
viii taka measures to press his claim
against the British government for 500 00l
through his attorney. John T.. Mcintyre.
lie Will ask this as an indemnity for ar
rest and five months imprisonment I'm
connection with his recent trial in Eng
land.
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Mr.. M. B. LEONARD DEAD.
Sudden Demise Ol The Accomplished
Electrician and Musician.
IN A CARRIAGE WHEN DEATH CANE.
He Was on His Way To the Depot I" lake
Train for New York, Wherean Operas
ton Would Have Been Performed
Sketch OF Hisrromising Career.

Mr.. Michael =. Leonard, superintend-
ont Of the Telegraph System Of the Ches-
apeake and Ohio railroad, who had been
suffering for several days with cancer
ous growth IN the throat, died yesterday
evening about 7.3O o'clock at the virginia
Hospital.
Last fall Mr.. Leonard was troubled
with a throat affection and went 70 New
York for the purpose Of having it ex-
amined with the view OF ascertaining the
necessity OF an operation lie became
better. however. and failed 10 have any
thing done for his relief. Mr.. Lconard's
general health was considered robust and
his death came IN the nature OF a sur
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amounts each week The plan has been
pursued for one week and has been iouhn
10 work successfully.
All moneys contributed TO tns iuhu hio
turned over 10 the treasurer. Wiio -
held responsible for tho same. An au-
diting committee passe. upon and ap-
proves an appropriations. and no money
IS given any one without a thorough IN
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TO Count the Vote.

WASHINGTON Feb. 6.-Senators
blackburn ODem. Of kentucky. and
Lodge Rep. OF Massachusetts) have
been appointed by tho Vice-President as
tellers 10 ohciate next Wednesday. I'm
the counting OF 'he electoral votes.
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STARTED TO NEW YORK.

For two days he had been In pre-
carious condition and yesterday II wos de-
termined to carry him 10 New York so
that he could secure the services OF a
specialist. Mr. George W. stevens. tho
general manager Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad had his private car pre-
pared and all arrangements had been
completed FOR the trip.
The sick man was carried down 90 tho
carriage from his room in tho hospital
and comfortably wrapped and cushioned.
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ROME. Feb. 6.-It is announced from
the Vatican that the Pope is In good
health. antd will attend a requiem mass
IN commemoration OF Pope Plus IX. on
Monday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07
RANGE or THERMOMETERS.

The following Is tho range OF tho her
rnometer report at The Times oeicc yes
terday: =,
Q A. NJ, IS; l2 NJ. 50: , p. NJ. 81; T. NJ.
e: 9P. Il. s.: Y IL. ~. Average. IS 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07
Cnll.rflnn ON stnfc Binds.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-Replying 10 a
House resolution, asking what steps have
been taken 10 collect or procure a set
tlement OF the principal and interest Of
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-Forecast for
Sunday:
Virginla-Fair: cooler; westerly winds.
North Carolina-fair. westerly Winds.
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Senator Harris Conyal, sclng.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-Senator Har-
ris' physician says that the Senator has
improved steadily for the past twenty
four hours. and IS now convaloscing.
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LEXINGTON. VA. Feb. 6.-Hon. John
Randolph fuckers condition is unchanged
to-day.
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Portuguese Parliament Dissolved.
WEATHER FORECAST

LISBON. Feb. 6.-The Portuguese Par
lament was dissolved to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07
AN ORDER FOR TEN ENGINES.
More Work for the Richmond LOcomO-
tire and Machine Works.
TO Be BUILT WITHIN NEXT 30 DAYS.
Tho Locomotives to BE Built for the
Chsriestop Eaiirosd-The Force at tho
WerLsto BE Largely Increased.
&. .. to Givo an order.

Information was received yesterday by
the Richmond Locomotive Works that
Mr.. w. r. Trigs. the president. had
closed contract with the Charleston and
Western Carolina railroad for ten loco
motives, TO bs built within the next nine
ty days. The works had also just received
an order for six locomotive boilers from
tho International and Great Northern
railroad. OF Texas.
TO INCREASE THE FORCE.
IL will require some time to secure spe-
cial material for this work. but In two
or three weeks large addition TO tho
force OF tho Locomotive Works viii
have to be made,
The Chesapeake and Ohio railway Is
also about To give out an order for A
few locomotives for immediate delivery.
The number has not been decided upon.
BETTER OUTLOOK.
The officers OF tho Locomotive Works
say that only seventeen locomotives wero
ordered In tho whole United States dur
ing the month OF January. but there IN
distinct Improvement IN to inquiry for
engines. and, with the Improvement OF
business. tho necessities OF railroads will
demand large additions OK ail Kinds "
rolling stocks. both engines and cars.
THE G. & W. G.
The Charleston and Western Carolina
railroad is from Port Rayal, s. c., 10
Augusta. Ca. and thence TO spartan
burg. and other points in South Caro-
lima.
General Sam. Thomas is president, and
Messrs. II. Crawford and W. a. G. Even,
yicc-presidcnts.
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The County Bridge at Loeb Laird Blown
Into the River.

BUENA VISTA, Feb. 6-Special-Thc
wind storm that ragged here last night
blew the county bridge over North
river. at Loeb Laird into the stream
The storm commenced about o'clock last
night with wind and rain and continued
the rest Of the night. No other damage
has been reported 50 far.
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IIOTT07TVHUI|1 0'0T0I-TyI
her OF the association is placed In charge
OF the district. with power 10 appoint Il
subcommittee 10 assist him In making
collections from those who have kindly
pledged themselves 10 contribute stated
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vxcstisation into tho condition OF the
party seeking aid.
The good work done can hardly be over
oz+frnafof
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coNvIcTs CAN ESCAPE.

II is not very difficult. even now. for
Offenders who are courageous enough and
who are provided with means OF support
20 make their way secretly back 10 Eu-
rope or gO abroad The neeuful pasa-
ports and disgulscs are usually pfOcur-
able. The real utility OF the Siberian
convict system has depended upon tho
paNssical difficulty OF travelling the vast
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07

the City Mission. John Lamb. for the
Fast End: and from representatives OF tho
West-End outside the city limits from
Lombardy and Main streets south to the
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onel Bidgood. who said that he hoped ana
expected that the association would IN
crease and would be help TO Company
C I'm more ways than one. especially
in "A moral sense. He spoke OF inc past
record of the association and or us Tor
nation TO assist the police at the time the
city Was under martial rule. NO one, he
said. need blush to say that his name
was on the roll Of the Guard.
Lieutenant Skipwith responded TO the
toast. Company c. Guard OF the Com
monwealth. and the Future Prospects"
He spoke OF tire high standard the COM
pany had set ITSELF and which. he felt
sure. II would reach. and expressed the
belief that II WAS destined to become the
leading organization I'm the State.
Colonel Hodges responded briefly but
happily to the toast OF the DUTY of a
Soldier TO His Officers, Company. and
State" and gave some brief sketch OF the
work OF his own regiment. the Fourth.
Captain Minetree Folkes spoke brightly
and eloquentiy on the Sons OF Confede-
rate Veterans, Their Connection with
the Volunteer Militia" What do We
think of the volunteers OF to-day? he
said. Ask what we think OF the Confede-
rate soldiers. and you know our answer.
We feel that If you were called on to de-
fend old Virginia you would not be I'M
true to the record made by your fathers
In days gone by.
Several other gentlemen spoke. and the
proceedings were agreeably diversified
with songs and Rotations.
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Personals md Briefs.

Dr. Jacob Mchaux has returned from
trip to New'York.
DR. Tudor is holding nightly services at
Centenary Methodist church this week.
Mr.. James r. Taylor. of 22O4 east Broad
street. has been confined at home for a
week by sickness.
Mr.. George III. Bosher. Of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, Chicago is visiting his
brother. Mr.. J. c. Bosher.
Mrs. Wise. wife Of Rev. Thomas r.
Wise is at the Virginia Hospital. under
the treatment Of DR.. Lewis Wheat.
Misses Helen Whittemare and Bertha
Chamberlin. of Cambridge, Mass. are the
guests of the Misses Shelton, at No. Hl
south Third street.
There will be an important meeting of
the lakewood Memorial Association this
morning at II o'clock i'm the brick school
house Of ST. Johns church.
The Academy Of Medicine and Surgery
will hold regular meeting at the Young
Mems Christian Association tonight DIR.
w. II. Parker will be the leader.
A telegram was received Sunday night
by Mr. r. +. Fleming. who was stopping
at the Lexington Hotel, calling him to
Charlotte, where his father was, having
been hurt in the railroad wreck.
A little boy named Schmidt, living on
lsduTtl street. Idu MS uedu bduiy Nul
Sunday afternoon by being accidentally
pushed on the street-car track. A physi-
clan was summoned and dressed the
wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Stewart have issued
invitations to the marriage Of their
daughter. Miss Matte Lee Stewart. to
Mr.. John Temple Gill, at Venable-Street
Baptist church Wednesday afternoon,
April Dist, at O'Clock.
Colonies Charles +. Wingo, Fred. Plea
SAINTS. and John S. Harwood, of the Gov
errors staff. have been invited TO din
ner given to President Mckinley and
Vice-President Hobart by the Union
League Club. of New York, Tuesday eve
ming. April 9th.
Mr.. A. NJ. Routt. formerly OF Richmond,
but who halls now from Atlanta, Ga,
was i'm the wreck on the North Carolina
railroad on Sunday, and gives very
thrilling account Of the terrible affair.
Mr. Routt says the accident was appa-
rently the result of failure on the part
of the south-bound train TO reach Harris
burg I'm accordance with time order,
at Ills A. NJ. He thinks at least half a
dozen were killed.
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OLD AND NEW co. C.
A BRILLIANT CLOSE TO THEIR An
NUAL CELEBRATION.
SPLENDID BANQUET AT MURPHY'S.
An Attractive Toast List Responded
to by DISTINGUISHED Nisitors-Flnt-
tcring Comparisons Madc-WOrk
of Vfrginia's Volunteers.

The celebration OF the twenty-sixth
anniversary OF the Guard OF the Com
monwealth, the original Company G.
was brought 10 a happy termination last
night with n banquet at Murphy's
Hotel. This years celebration will un-
doubtedly serve to mark new era in
the history OF both organizations. judg-
ing from the amount Of enthusiasm evil
denced and from the sanguine tone Of
the speakers upon the occasion.
Captain Shackeford presided and
among the visitors were General Charles
j. Anderson. Colonel Henry G. Jones';
Colonel Harry Hodges, Of Fourth Regi-
ment; Major w. NJ. Evans. adjutant-
general of the brigade; Captain Shep-
herd. adjutant Of First Regiment; Cap
tain c. Gray Bossieux, of Company Al;
Captain +. w. Cunningham OF Com
pany b; Captain Crawford. Company
d; Captain Gray. ordnance officer. First
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THE PRESIDENTS TRIP.
sunday Spent at Leonardtown-NcN
White House Rule.


WASHINGTON, April 12.-The Presi-
dent. Mrs Mckinley, and their party re-
turned to the White House at 1885 o'clock
to-day, after five days trip on the
Potomac river and Chesapeake bay.
That great benefit had been derived
by the whole party was made apparent
as the carriages discharged their loads
at the White House door. The President
stepped out first very nimbly, and with
the assistance Of the maid. Mrs. Nc
Kinley was helped out. She had happy
smile for the persons who stood by to
greet her. and appeared to be much
stronger than when she left the White
House, a few days ago. Her walk was
more confident and her general health
showed signs of Improvement.
The movements of the Dolphin since
the vessel sailed away from Annapolis
Saturday at noon were such as to avoid
haste and to prolong the trip. SO Satur-
dav she came to anchor off Blackstone
Island. about ten miles inside the mouth
Of the Potomac. and the party slept in
quiet water well into Sunday morning
Then. at breakfast, It was determined
that the party should so to church. if a
church could be reached. The maps
were overhauled TO find the largest near
by town. This happened TO be the in
teresting and historical Leonardtown, at
the head of Breton bay, in Maryland
The Dolphin drew too much water TO
get up to the head of the bay, so the
party took the steam-launch. and tow
ing the dingey behind. ran Up to the old
town and landed. 1t was too late, how
ever. to hear services in the only church
that had been opened that morning, so
the President stroled over the town for
an hour. The short stay in Leonard
town was much enjoyed by Mrs. Nc
Kinley. who insisted on accompanying
her husband and came back 10 the ship
without fatigue. Returning 10 the Dol
phin. the ship cruised along up the river
slowly. and by evening again came TO
anchor in the neighborhood Of Maryland
Point an early start was made up the
river this morning. and the Dolphin
reached the navy-yard without incident.
The President enjoyed his vacation
greatly. When he returned TO the White
House this afternoon he announced that
he would receive no callers during the
dav. That was the first application OF a
new rule. which the President decided
upon while or his trip. Hereafter he
will not receive personal calls after l
o'clock. but will devote his time after
that hour. each office day, TO the con-
sderation Of matters Of public business
only