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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-14
Democratic Negroe. az work.

Special Dspatch 10 The Appeal
WAsHISGToS, Aug. ia. Milton Tur-
ner, Of st. Louis, who issued the call for
the recent colored Democratic convention
at Indianapolis, in conversation with your
correspondent today, said: 1--WE intend to
prove the significance and power OF the
negro vote Of this country by contributing
our share TO carrying Indiana for Cleye-
-4rnd and Thurman. In that State there is
already disailection Of from I, 1000 TO 1000
negro voters definitely reported. In the
State OF Illinois at least one.iourth Of the
q, 200 negro voters will vote for Cleveland
and Thurman. In that State the personal
popularity OF Gen. Palmer, the Democratic
candidate for Governor, and Of President
Cleveland are making surprising inroads
upon tho negro vote. In the States Of
Michigan, New York, New Jersey, Con-
necticut and Massachusetts,, colorcd men
OF the highest personal character, such rs
ministers, teachers, lawyers, physiciansand
mechanics are organizing and giving their
adherence 20 the principles Of the lndianap-
oils convention. Thesc people are princi.
pally Young men, fresh from the schools,
and able 10 Judge for themselves Of the IS
sues OF the day. The committee Of which
am chairman was instructed by the negro
convention at indianapolis 20 cooperate
with the national Democratic committee In
the matter Of speakers literature and other
campaign work. hope, for that purpose,
90 call the committee together at New
York In few days. We are ready. Il
ncce siry, TO place hundreds OF educated
speakers in the doubtful States. We hay,
undertaken a division Of the negro vote o.
the United States, aud have determined Il
prosecute that object until final success Il
aflievel
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rnrneIr- manage. sqho. 900.

LoNDoS, Aug. 10. The amount Of dam.
ages which Mr. ramcll asks tot In his suit
against the 7iHu IL f50.OOO. lie bases his
action upon letters which the Tba pub
lishod In 1857, and ON letters aud state
mcnis introduced by the defense In the
trial Of ODonncll's case against them.
The trial will take place before Lord Mn.
near. Of the court Of sessions, Ia Edin.
burg.
Tho S. jams Gdi0n6 nrmiscs that Mr.
Pamcll, when asked 10 testify before the
commission II inquiry, will refuse, ON the
ground that II be- gave evidence before the
commission hc would prejudice his suit
against the Tina by disclosing Ibis cnsc.
The Irish Parliamentary party have ~.
tanned Mr. George Laws Sir Charles Rus
scll, NJ. T.; Mr. H. T. Reid. NJ. ~. Mr..
Frank lockwood, NJ. T., aud Mr. II. II.
Asuuith, NJ. L.
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Ars,hsr sui Asaln., lhe IIme..

LoNpoS, Aug. l3=lho Nr says That
Mr. T. T.. O'Conncr. its editor and mcm.
Der Of Parliament Tor Liverpool, aud Mr.
John Redmond. member Of Parliament
ior Wexford. have entered actions against
the Tma In the English court II Queens
bench. The parnclIito members ~ Far.
Lament have determined IN reply 30 the
commission Of inquiry iof the appointment
of n sperial commission ~ 10 Ia America
ior the purpose oi inspecting certain docu.
uNutH
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PROMINENT NEoRoEs FIonr.
A Narrow Escape nom nloodshod In a
Helena Family,

special p.sruifh % inc Appeal,
IluEyA, Ark, Aug. l3Hlhis morning
Lucian Miller. colorcd, made au attempt
~ kill Dr. J. w. .. Marquis, colorcd. lie
Grsi assaulted the doctor with pistol, but
before be- was able 10 accomplish this pur.
poao be- was Knocked down by Marquis
aud relieved Ut Ibis weapon. lie then
went 10 Ls house aud procured shotgun
aud returned 90 Marquis office where the
gun WIS discharged, hut without doing
amy HARM Both parties are brothers IN
Ilv. urd lbr difficulty grow ont oi dis.
putr over lhr distribution II the estate ri
The mother ui Miller, Who died yesterday.
Marquis BE- % man NJ some local prominence
and T. now "a candidate Tor scat la the
ipWpf House ui the legislature.
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n,n nnnlnnrrr nr,nrn..

Pans, Aug. l3.-Gon. loulangcr re-
turned 10 Paris Last night from bis tour
After nm examination, the magistrates 81
~. Angel ordered the release II Prof Per
rim, who was charged with attempting "a
shoot Gen. lioulangrf during q political
Eight NJ that place. II u stated that Prot.
Perrin was knocked down by paHisans Of
Gen. Boulangcr, that be- fred NJ bis ~.
sailanis in sclfdcicnso, and that Doc did
not aim az Gen. B0ulangcr Many par.
ticipantH In the hght have been arrested.
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BOUND FOR MAINE.
The Republican Party Leaves for Its
Homo In tho Northenst.

Home In tho Northeast.
NEw YoRH, Aug. l3.-Mr. James q.
Blaine started on his homeward trip by
the II o'clock train ON the New York,
New Haven q Harlem road. which left
the Grand Central depot promptly ON time
this morning The party consisted Of MIR.
and Mrs Blaine, Walker Blaine, Miss
Blaine, Miss Dodge aud Col. Coppingcr.
Mr.. Blaine drove from the Fifth Avenue
hotel, reaching the depot ten minutes
ahead Of time. A large crowd had con.
grcgatcd on the sidewalk, opposite 10 the
entrance 10 the depot, aud whom MIR.
Blaine stepped from his carriage loud
shout went up from the thrung. The
ladies Of the party had preceded him in
two carriages, and that la which Mr..
Blaine rode also contained John 4. Dough-
crty, OF Tennessee, and James g. blaine,
IT, A passage was made through the mass
Ut humanity, aud, uncOyering his head,
Mr.. Blaine snilingly passed into thc depot
yard. The train was IN waiting and At
tachcd 10 the rear Was the special ear de.
signed Ia carry oil the party. II was the
observation car used 10y the president OF
thc road. AE hv assembled Va the platform
a Hca Of faces Of persons standing ON the
elevated railroad station bridge and ON th'
balconies surrounding The interior Of ih'
\ structure met his Uizc. rs De looked M
| tho nsscnihlngc chccrcd, and Mr.. Blnln,
dOncd his lat Ia recognition OF the ovation.
During the few minutes stay ia the depot
Mr.. Blaine held Hn informal reception.
Tho train lett promptly on time. Mt.
Blaine was loudly chcvrcd ~ the train
pulled ont Of the depot, During the trip
To Boston MI lilninc will deliver short
addresses NJ various way stations. Ills
platform will be- ihc rear ul the uusCrNa.
t.0sH ..sV
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Interstate Commerce Amendments.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l3,-Representative
Lawler, of Illinois, today introduced bill
amendatory Of the interstate commerce
law, by providing that it shall be unlawful
for any common carrier subject to the pro-
visions Of the interstate commerce law to
carry or transport any commodity for any
shipper in car or vehicle owned, leased
or in any way controlled by such shipper.
II also makes il unlawful for any shipper
to make contract with any carrier to con-
vey his property in cars or vehicles con-
trolled by such shipper 1t further amends
the act by giving to any person complain
ingof violations Of the act all fines imposed
and collected for such violations.
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IneInrL.nn,iII. Mails.

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. l3.-Supt. d. NJ.
Turner Of the pos,ofIice department, fur.
nishes the following information regarding
the Florida nails All mail originating
outside Of the State Of Florida will be sen,
20 Ne destination In that State by what.
over route may remain open day by day,
and by which II can be delivered
without passing through infected or quar-.
aniIned districts. Mail from Florida will
be concentrated nj y iumiga,ion station
near Waycfoss, Ca, and will be thorough.
liz iumiga,ed and forwarded W ib deslina.
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AmerIrnn. Arre.ied bod anren.tarn.

LoSDuN, Aug l3-bclia Mounny, q
passenger on the steamer City NJ Chicago,
which arrived NJ Queenstown today from
New York, was arrested by the Queens.
town authorities iof cpnccaling and trying
a. take ashore revolver aud 100 rounds
II ammunition The weapon aud ammu
milton belonged 10 Edward Fitzgerald,
another passenger, Who WIS also arrested.
lie had given them to the woman 10 take
ashore under the impression that there
would be lees fear II detection than u DC
carried them himself
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Tho Summary Served.

LONDON, Aug, ia summons has been
served on the T6n@ in the arrcstmont Of
William porlcus & Co, Of Glasgow.
The Daily Nors, referring to Mr. Par.
ncl's suit against the Times, says "Mr.
Parnclls skill and courage are far beyond
the reach Of Mr.. Goschen or Mr.. Baliour.
lie can always checkmate them when he
gives his mind to the game. II ON this
occasion ho succeeds in driving a coach
and six through the Tunes protection act
they will probably give him very wide
berth in future"
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sapttaI Notes.

Mrs. Gen. Sheridan is stopping with her
father, Gen. Rucker, and will not return
10 Nonquiit before the end Of the week.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued
q circular 10 customs officers notifying
them that existing regulations Ia regard 10
the collection Of duties ON merchandise
arriving by parcels post from various coun.
tries arc extended 10 similar merchandise
from Mexico.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-14
M. Charlie. Cracker VERY M.

SAN fnAScisco, Cal, Aug. i8.--Charies
Croker, iirs, vice president Of the South.
ern Pacific railroad, Is lying seriously III at
Monterey, Cal, from aggravated diabetes
complaint Great fears arc entertained Of
his rrcoycry. Ills wife has been sum.
nioned 10 bis bedside and will leave New
York this evening by special train.
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nn..ornh InieIIlrsnse.

RoHE. Aug. l3.-AL official dispatch 70
cciycd from Massowah contains the fol.
lowing startling intelligence Three hun
drod and fifty auxiliary troops, under
the command Of Italian oiIiccu, hayebccn
destroyed by Abyninians. The killed IN.
cludod all the officers An attack was
being made by the auxiliancs upon Saga.
nclu. The catastrophe was due to ircach.
cry on the part Of native allies, who Joined
Tho rnnmN during the hrht
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Gen. Won Moi,lc retired.

BERLIN, Aug. l3.--tien, Won Moltko has
been placed on the retired list OF tho army.
Gen. Won Waldcrseo succeeds him. En-
pcror William has written Gen. Won
Moltko gracious and allcotionatc letter
nominating him as president Of county de-
lenCe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-14
PUSHING ALABAMIAEs.
They Adopt n Great Scheme TO Advor.
tiHo the state.

MoN10oNuN, Ala, Aug. a. Capt. +.
7. Robb, commissioner OF agriculture OF
Alabama, left Montgomery this morning
ior tour oi the northwest lilo is ne.
companicd by party ol thirteen gentle.
men, representing ~ many towns. who ~
ON q special ear lie also takes another
car fitted with Alabama products for cx.
hibtiun. They ~ direct 30 Evansville,
Ind, and thence 10 ncHMuinc-, Ia,
Council Blun,. Minneapolis, s. Paul. and
back a. Chicago. From thcro they viii 90
through Dino. Michigan and lcnu-ylyu-
mia. The object IT thc trip b. to advertise
Aahama'H o. sources iu ihu interest ui i'm.
migration. Capt Eubb Hys Alabama has
thc immigration lover, aud has % bad, and
wants d from tho north. Cans are iur.
uishcd free by thc Louisville q Nashville
railroad.
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AnIIonnrra rhalr fe ne rIIIed.

spIUH psIsigb 30 l1r Appeal
Jackson. Miss, Aug IS. The follow
Ing call WIS Issued today
Tho trustees Of the Industrial institute
and college urc requested 10 meet at the
,i,y 81 Columbus on Monday, ard day II
scptcmbcr. 1855. Tor the purpose OF elect.
Ing "A pf,sidcnt. ,irt d. X. W Jones, TO-
stoned. mud o business manager and book
terpfr. and iur The transaction OF such
other business ug may come before them.
Rowan lowsry,
v.,cravg andcx.On!oio Prss'dcnt
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Special Dispatch 70 The AfiraL
BRuISouAu, Ala, Aug la-Ihe hgft
Admission special any ihai Mr. Samuel
Noble, the oldest and bit known Of tho
Noble brothers, who founded Admission,
died there this Afternoon. and that Tho
public buildings and many 81 thee store.
are dmpcd In mourning .uf him. lie had
been critically III for several days
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CmoAoo, H., Ans. l=Gcorge A.
Marsh, president Of tho Marh q bingham
Lumber company, died lasi evening after
a brief illness, the fatal disease being dia.
bctcs. Deceased was thr owner 81 several
vessels used in the lumbar trade, among
them the schooner GrITu H. Blake, on
which cx.Warlcn hcGangIo made bis
escape 10 Canada.
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mr.. =. 70. uaIl, .rssn,iIie.

Special Dispatch " The ApIFsL
GnrEsviLLr, Miss, Aug i3-Dr ). ~.
Ball, ono Of the oldest, al.r.' aud most be-
loved physicians In NJ ng.ial. dicl this
morning after long illnr lic hal bcc n
a resident Of this section iIf lofiy, yeafH,
and was about sixty .iouf years oln' me
most profound regret IL ic,i ~ The "ho'o
city.
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A PECULIAR wEAKREss.
A Mans Mania for stopping Out Of
Second story windows.

A Mans Mania Tor stopping OHF OF
Second story Windows.
special Dispatch IN The Appeal
Inns Rock, Ark, Aug i3.-ilauy
Porter formerly on the police force OF
Hot sphn-. but more recently a bum
mcr Of this city, walked ont u the second
story window over Hiram Robbins saloon
last night. and irl to,ihG stone pavement
tNruy irpt hrIol,I lie WIS picked up boz
am insenslhr rUnlItion and carried 10 the
police station, where be received surgical
attention and recovered partial reason.
ilc then vent 20 sleep on q lounge, aud
when ho woke up walked through a vim
dow. thinking ID was the door. lie ~
criycd inter 81 injuries, aud lhorc Is little
chance oi vs. recovery.
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Iorcinn IIn.I,ca.

Princess Waldemar, Of Dcnmak, has
given birth TO sou.
While attempting 10 ascend the Dent
du Midi, Switzerland, two Englishmen
fell over u prccipice. Ono Of them WIS
seriously injured, Tho other has not been
found
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The Gate. of orleans Closed.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug. -. - The
Louisiana State board OF health has in
spectors on all incoming trains, and per-
sons ascertained to be from fever infected
points in Florida are detained at quaran-
tine until seven days have elapsed from
the date Of departure from such infected
points.
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False Report. a, Birmingham. Ala.

HPt'IhI II.INICh 70 7 nc ApPIVNIs
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Aug. l3.-Some SEN
sationalist put out report this morning
that a case Of yellow fever had been landed
in the city from Jacksonville, even giving
the square of the city in which il was quar-.
tered. The health officer upon invcstiga-
ton found that there was no one even un-
well in that noighborhOod. Nothing sus-
picious comes any further this way from
Florida than Montgomery.
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,,s,,. ,,o,., a, o,,.,,..

OwrDo, n. ", Aug ia fierce
northeast gallo Is creating havoc along the
s,ulh shore ol Lake Ontario. Vessels ere
.eel.us hr'lcr here In more ur lrst dam.
sy,I condition. The schooner Freeman
n on Oh, u,ks seven miles above hrfc.
The ct,a ucapcd.
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OniciaI Bulletin.

WASHINGTON, Aug l2-Dr. Stover, of
the marine hospital service, tonight re.
ceived the following dispatch from DIR.
Wall at Tampa, Fla;
1.-TWO suspicious cases since last night;
one death; tendency to epidemic. Only
semi-weekly communication now with
Manatee. No sickness in Plant City,"
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s'nrsslls Suit,

loNnoN, Aug lS,-.The Scotch courts
have taken recess until October .. II
is likely that the suit of Mr.. Parnel
against tho Times, which will be tried in
Scotland, will be heard in November. The
Fromdn's Journal Of Dublin, says tho
action will be pressed with all possible
CclrIiIN
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wAsniSoroS, Aug. l3.-The will Of the
late Gen. Sheridan. dated May 10, isss,
WIS today admitted 10 probate. lie left
TO his wife onc.third Of all his personal
property, the same In lieu Of dover. To
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-14

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug l3.-Thc city coun-
ell at its special session today added s., 200
TO the board Of health fund for keeping
the town in good condition. Every train
from the south is heavily loaded with
people.
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he 1 z III courts II says that whether
MS az is seriously meant or only de.
ignct waste time and money, the work
4 I'll Elementary commission of in
uiry UN,ou unaffected
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Columbus Rigid Quarantine.

CoLrNnus, Ga, Aug. l3.-The city au-
thoritics today established a rigid quar-
antinc against Jacksonville, Fla, aud all
points infected with yellow fever.
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LoSDoS, Aug. l3.-Tbo Tuao says u Is
profoundly asiobished at tho step Mr. Par
nell has taken In bringing suit against tin
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FOOL REMEDIES.

The Yellow Fever at Jacksonville.
The Wilmingtonian., 1888-06-02
THE CHICAGO
NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY

The following Is an extract from the
official circular designating Route selected !:
"Tho undersigned, Directors OF the Ma
tional Educational Association, having been
constituted committee to arrange for trans
portation from the States Of Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, and the
District ol Columbia, make the following
announcement:
l. The City of Chicago is designated as
the point at which the tourists of the terri
tory named are advised to gather.
II. The route designated from Chicago to
San Francisco is over THE CHICAGO AND
NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY TO
COUNCIL BLUFFS-The Union Pacific
Railway from Council Bluffs to Denver and
Ogden, including Salt Lake City and return
from Ogden to San Francisco. Those desir-
ing may select the Denver and Rio Grande
r. r. between Denver and Ogden-either
going or returning. The Chicago and North
Western Railway ticket allows return via
Council! Bluffs, Kansas City or st. Paul.
Respectfully,
J. W. HoLcoMBE, chm, Washington, D. c.
Q. LYTE, Millersvile, Pa.
GEo. H. STOUT, 1921 Chestnut St., rhila.
JOSEPH CLARK, Newark, N. j.
d. w. HARLAN, Wilmington, Del.
HENRY A. WISE, Baltimore, Md.
z. RICHARDS, Washington, D. C.
Send iu your names to the nearest member
of this committee.
Maps, time tables, etc., cheerfully sent on
application.
II. A. GROSS,
Passenger Agent G. & N. W. Railway,
20 Centre Square, Lancaster, Pa
The Wilmingtonian., 1888-06-02

hours. This is a splendidly appointed series
of continuous parlors on wheels, including
elegant Dining and Palace Sleeping oars.
No noise, no dust, no swaying of coaches,
no cold draughts of air, no slamming of
doors, but restful comfort the entire jour-
ney. No potentate OF the old world travels
in more princely style, or commands
greater luxuries or more of t EN-, than those
going west can now enjoy, if ticketed to or
from Council Bluffs via the Great Rock
Island Route. This train also connects at
Omaha with the "Overland Flyer" going
through to and from Chicago aud San Fran
cisco, Portland, ole., aud Los Angeles, in
81 hours. Tickets and rates by the Rock
Island Vest bule no higher than are charged
by lines having greatly inferior accommoda-
tions.
The Wilmingtonian., 1888-06-02

W. B. P. asks; /. Are wall papers con-
tanning arsenic usually considered deletrious
to health? A, They are. 2. How are they
supposed to affect or act on the human sys-
tenn? A. Dyspepsia, neuralgia, pains in the
bones and joints Stimulating chronic rheu-
matsm, headache, general debility, etc.,
are symptoms which attend chronic arsen-
ical poisoning. See Taylor's medical Jur-
isprudencs." 8. Are the dark and olive
greens usually prepared with arsenic or
arsenite of copper A. Not generally, but
occasionally; analysis is always necessary to
determine the presence of arsenic. A, Is
the usual test-dissolving the co,or from
the paper with aqua ammonia, and testing
with crystal of nitrate of silver-consider-
ed practically correct? A. 1t is an inferior
test.
The Wilmingtonian., 1888-06-02
BIaspheHy and insanity.

Two well-to-do farmers named Primley,
who live about thirteen miles north of Sen.
eca, Kas., rode into town recently with the
details of a terrible affliction which suddenly
fell upon farm hand employed by them.
The story is asserted to be true iu every
particular and runs thus:
The Primleys and farm hand named
Althous became involved in a violent dis-
cussion concerning the taking of the sacra-
ment, when AlthOus exclaimed in loud
voice, accompanied with an oath: "You
think, when you take the sacrament, you
are swallowing Jesus, feathers and all,
No sooner had he uttered the words than
he became madIy insane, rushed about with
frightful groanE, and despite the efforts ot
the Prmleys, escaped and is supposed to be
hiding il the woods along the Nemehaf
river.
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Luxurious Travel.

Through courtesy of the management Of
the Chicago and North Western Railway
Company the writer has had opportunity to
make thorough inspection of the new equip
ment placed in regular service between
Chicago, st. Paul and Minneapolis upon
their limited express.
These trains are limited only in the time
consumed between terminal stations. In
other respects they are available to all pas
sengers who pay the usual railway and sleep
ing car fares.
The equipment of each train consists of
new first class coaches built by the Chicago
and North Western Company, handsomely
upholstered in crimson and old gold, with
all conveniences of toilet high back, luxu-
rious seats; the smoker a model Of practical
convenience, upholstered with leather; the
dining cars newly equipped and furnished
upon the regular North Western standard.
New palace sleeping cars built expressly
for these trains by the Wagner and Pullman
companies, each company seeking to outvie
the other in excellence of construction, con-
venieuce and luxury, resulting in securing
to the patrons of the North Western un-
rivaled safety and comfort.
In addition to the foregoing features OF
attraction these new trains are UestibuIed
throughout.
| The Uesti6ule feature in modern railway
travel has ceased to be novelty or expert
ment; its adoption by the Chicago and North
| Western management fixes its status as q
practical, everyday adjunct to thoroughly
first class travel, it being well known thai
the North Western managers, after deliberate
study and careful investigation, adopt suct
appliances as will promote in the highest de
gree the comforts of first-class travel. Con
sequently by process of natural selection
that class of travellers who demand the bes
service and do not hesitate to pay for it, ar,
concentrating upon the trains of the Chicag,
and North Western Railway.
, VIAToR.
: From the Chicago Tribune, 7ueeday, May Is