The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14

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I Wetks axsd khoir euee<. viii hare
The fcsg ears Viii consfxtute hoteL
Ffrss % he considered IL President
Wehbs0sn car. This u the EIIsmere.
q Hex co1ch constructed - bis order.
1 Ii Is the last car Of the train. and the
first thing about Is 20 - noticed II the
rear platform. This Ia broad and
guarded by brass rails The a0pr u 70
one side OF single broad window in
stead Of E<sng ketEesn fxo an1aIs
I pznes The broad window l. shaded
! b. = awning The fr4vsievA ossservs-
+ tory fs au apartment ss sq12re as the
width Of the car, fitted With , lsssheF
| lounge ard IeafnegceFtrest chairs. and
g cxlsnet Of roller maps. political and
railroad The soofn also boasts
speed recorder. BeyOrd this
room are tEo bedrooms, with
besis - big and comfortable a.
those a. home. Each has private
iaratories. The forward portion Of
the EEfsnlsre Il the parior. II il home
like, and IT, books and easy chairs
show that rissing in that car wIli Isot
be fatsguing. The mahogany wood
and furnishings here and n the bed
rooms are rich and elegant Where
ever there MAY be decoration there -
decoration, bae II IL not srerdane. nor
does one get the impression that
money has been spent solely Tor The
sake OF spending. There - one room
IN the car which has . sorS OF hidden
door. IL IL away IN front, ard Is the
sleeping room Of Conductor Oscar
EasImoni, who viii 20 and come all
the way.
tbs car next 70 the ElIsfaere Is the
Mariqaifa This was DR.. Wehb,s
formerly. bat for this trip Il was ali
reBofeled 20 suit Mrs. Webb. There
are sleeping apartments fGr the three
children, \ play room, filed sith
children = books and toys, and forward
there il Mrs. Webky's boudoir with Der
coach There are fssore beslFeems %
front, and Large linen closet The
next Is the dining ear. This is Tree
from partitions tn the rear. and the
space Tor the table il large In front
il he kitchen. where the chef will pre-
pare breakfast, luncheon and dinner
with all the facility that he might
have il aell-apposnted Fifth avenue
hotEse. The fourth car, the one next
20 the engine, Is combination buffet
sleeping and baggage ear. In the
front part Is room for several servants.
A cabinet It's the siiniug-rocm holds
DR. Webb's guns, which be hopes 10
use in the far West and ia Alaska.
Every car has books, and in the Ellis
mere there IL piano. With artistic
taste and by lavish expenditure the
train has been made just what q sybar-
tie would have it.
The trayelers will rise and breakfast
and lounge, and talk and look az the
scenery. and read, and have luncheon,
and pass the afternoon and dine, and
pass the evening With music and con-
yefsatIon. and then go 10 bed and
sleep ike. well. like ether well toto
people who are in New York. and con-
line the sceEie 81 their living 10 the
walls Of home. To remember that
they cannot take walks on the land,
that they may not dance, and that
they may not do some other things
which travelling In cars at quick speed
prevents as a matter OF coarse, and TO
remember that they may do more even
whiie travelling than any other travel
er can, describes % one who knows
anything OF magnificent travelling the
life which the Webb party viii have
aboard their palace on car trucks.