The sun., 1883-12-09

mako their Appearance on Tho s'rcots. Thcy
most OF then arc surprisingly neat III their
drcssand c,rcumsrecti IN their innnncrs. Thcwo-
mon aud children. IN clothing and dnrnrlni"n'.
present such a striking contrast TO tho pcopic
OF their class in tho noisy ana dirty GUY thlt.
having scen tho two modes 81 iifc. IN 1h3Grycr
might be pardoncd for doubling tina, Pullman
and lahorcr-s - Snd thciriamics. In gay groups
visiting visit & IN" Arcade. de The Library ,Ge Post once
pad tho stores. ln GUNNER thrro arr b"ntln..
dozen other diversions for the men and boys
In which the women also take an interest.
talk WITH ONE or TUE isHABirAsTa.
Standing In front OF tho ho,cl tho other even
Ind seen sGmethISs Of lie. and / asked him
Il like il. :. he said promptly. "botter than 1
Are you married 2" asked.
Yes. and that's one roason why I iiko IL.
am married and have two little children.
Was brought up on farm In 3 York S;utn. and
things decent and comfortable. There was
always = plenty Of good, who,los2Imo , food pure
We'll, when first worked in shop in q big
f sot asns Mn sS pratiy w" we u but when naTrei
found that we could not 10 ,,Is board, and when Il
hS slslS W At p s had M o% essse @
ae u.s. tWo ws' beer b s"oens s within Soek clouds oi
soft coal smoke. poor sewerage villainous water.
md everything e.S ,hnt was bad and disagree, g
feel uncomiortable. aud my wife worried about
them. There wore many deaths daily in oH, e,I,
fever. and We found 1t ne 1t to impossible to keep
anything clean; had about made W. Il ny M mind nd
iScate To- ' Sn"t on soms $ % Governmsnt land. when
chnnced to read In papcr something about
could st neaS M
could rent whole brick house with good wator
| and drainage and pleasant surroundings for
city for a m lsorabie shell Of a tenemont; We
IL been out Of tho town since. We have Glenn
md comfortable home, and plenty OF pure air.
h seomea ns Is snc Ts
we .camo here. There they are now" he said.
as he beeged to be excused. md steIped& . & uE to
bright and attractive little girl by either hand.
Presently they passed on and tbs mechanic.
@ %"n.t last" last OF COURSE there is no danger Of is
good 10 DO true: You see. there is no liquor
here and therefore tho men arc nearly n all in
EH eEareSss made s't Up % Of such peopc as nm 80
wo do not feel ont Of place when We go to scr-
nice There is no snohbery and no wealth.
ing organizations which afford ns nearly all
the amusement we want; but tho theatre is
| worthy show. The library. too il n luxury
not afford to buy books can understand. You
will my family"
| WHY THE PEOPLE ARE coNTENTBD.
| asked him II there were any offensive re-
| strlctions in force. and he answered. Why.
bless vow. no. II is lust like living in any
on this oarth another place whore, all tho nd
nanase; of rye, y,,S city arS Ses combined With
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honorable man. Tho company owns every.
thing hero. Of course. but IN every branch Of
and We get to feeling after while that the man
who runs tho hotel is tho actual proprietor; and
tho real owner OF the gas works. The company
takes no adyantisa OF the men. men L i did. 2f
scheme is Susmcss os vente s on tho part S tho
Pullman Company. and it pays hem. The men
stay here because it pays them to: and yet the
the originator of tho scheme. George NJ. Pull
man was governed by philanthropic as we'll as
i said to him. ,"of course out of all the men
emnoysd here M there 5 must ; be some g, who drink.
of across the pralrie to the neighborins suburbs
5a nsre are nS Who great I
rather they would stay here. There is nothing
wood, Or to the city for that matter. and getting
drunk, but you SEQ we do not caro- to do it."
III psss Women ana hGIGRs
without exception MS delighted with tho town;
Of city life md attached to friends who lived In
| Chicago complained OF tho duness Of tho town
but tho probability is that their dissatisfaction
will not long continue
OPINIONS OF THE ENTERPRISE.
Several men whom asked for opinions CON
| cerning tho Pullman experiment replied In
| mOnosylabes. but In the tone OF none could
detect an inclination to find fault with the
town or the theory on which 1t was founded
| Even tho mon who roamed or across the prai-
rio in search Of liquor. on returning with heavy
feet late Mt night had no word of complaint Ia
offer except ono. and that WAS that 1t was apt
to be n very long y imo between drinks when a
The town is tho pride Of Mr. Pullman, and he
to it. When IT was iirst opened he sent his
butler To take charge Of tho hotel and his gov
ernrss to torch tho school. SO in other depart
ments of tho work no trusted tho initiation ni
the enterprise to faithful servants long In his
employ. who know md fully Understood his
views and wishes: Thus every part OF the vast
machine WAS put in running order under his
own eve. and. to some extent. has so continued
Does 1t pay 2" the correspondent asked OF
Mr.. Pullman ut the close OF tho interview pre-.
viously mentioned. Tho reply. while not as q X.
plicit as might have been wishcd.w was. neyerhe.
less satisfactory. " Tho aim was. /" he said tc
realize six per cont on the Investment Wo have
dono that and arc satisfied"
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