The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-10-11
NO.41.8
An Airy Scheme.


The Chicago Times Saturday publish
ed the following:
For week past dozen gentlemen
nave been gathered at the Grand Pacif-
ic in earnest discussion OF plan which
sounds like tale from the arabian
Nights" III carried out--and $40, ,000,-
600 of solid cash have been paid in to
say that it will be-7their scheme will
result in making rail- DAD trains appear
like mere stage coaches will make the
transportation of the mails almost equal
to telegraph; allow business man to
have his Office in New York and vet live
in Chicago with no more Inconvenience
than If his home was Just around the
cornor. The tourist will be permitted
to leave any points in the Unite5 States
one day and arrive in Europe the next,
and anyone may have the opportunity
of leaving Nelly BLY, back in the middle
ages by making the circuit of the globe
in just five days.
The project was completed yesterday
afternoon, and to day, at Springfield,
the Mount Carmel aeronautic manufact-
uring company will he chartered with
capital OF $2O.0O00O0. Wishin 60 days
the first airship is to arrive in Chicago.
The company is backed by powerful
English syndicate and by eastern capit-
alists, both these interests have repre-
sentatives here meeting. The incorpor.
ators, however, are the inventors, Il. j.
Pennington and Richard Butler, of the
Mount Carmel machine and pulley
works, at Mount Carmel, ILL.,; w. G.
Dewey, of the Grand Rapids furniture
manufacturing company, OF G.and
Rapids, Mich. e. L. Chamberlain and
James Plugh.
The proposed airship. models of
which have been successfully tested,
will carry cars the size of the Pullmans
and will contain so persons each, special
cars being manufactured for quick mail
and passenger service. Work will be-
gin Immediately at Mount Carmel upon
the mandatory, the plant covering
many acres. The first bnildine to be
erected will be 800 feet square and the
contracts for it hnve already been let.
The company will manufacture all il
needs from the raw meterial, even to
the aluminium, of which the nirships
will be almost entirely composed.
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