The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-12

found these was 10 boak which could catch.
seaekrsphed % Dover Ter = special
hoat md was tod 1 could hass cne Tor x4t.
An rieht,s I said. The hoat came. bat
there we're many people Who desired ~
coma, - they charged ~ others II shil-
linxs head and cAArged ne nothing.
MS 80 ahead. rsnched Calais -
O'Clock this uoruing ard teie4rsphed sor
special tram from Dover to London; left
Dover 81 noon. arrived II London ~ , p.
m and viii i<Aye 1t So
.sIf l<Ave on that train can catch tho
Etxuria a. oaeenstoWn and sail In her for
New York tomorr on afternoon. i Will ar
rive ~ New York next SATURDAY. ! will
then take fast express over the New York
Central or Pennsyivania Central road and
rexeh Chicago. 100 miles. in twenty -four
hours. l win give reception 90 tho Press
Club OF Chicago In ths dining car Tor an
hour. when viii take : special train over
the North western railroad fur So Paul aud
get there In ten hour& Al 81 PAui vail
hire special train On the Northern Pacific
Railroad Ii Win cost $50 and viii carry
nso 10 Tacoma distance Of 1000 malcs.
Arrived 81 Tacomv. shall have been
around the world Ia sixsy-two days.s
Mr.. Train paused, for the tenth part ef >
second. during which he pushed his fex .
little further over his iefs ear and ex-
q ,aaed; What do yeu shank Of that 2"
He did not wait for m answer, bal ex-
pioded again.
'slT starsle sem. tell you. I'll tell EN-
what man with brains and purpose can
do built the first tramway in London.
built The Northern Pacific railroad. 1
have been q candidate against Grant and
Greeley. have donc more than al the
presidents, from Washington 10 Ben Har-
Yison. Pretty father Of his country WAS
Washington Why. he never had child
OF his own. Ill tell some truths when set
home. tel you. II you are owed any
over there. set IL inside Of thirty days or
you viii never see il. Tho country's going
70 smash and I'm going 10 smash
The glittering eyes Of the old campaigner
snapped ~ he ratified ON. saying OCCASION
ally that his mental and physical powers
were never more yirile. ia spite OF his
piacsrds. His trip. he predicted. would
give birth 10 q thousand books. and TO
main the record until he saw fit to break
IL. for ho claimed to hare lost twelve days
bv accident or more vexatio:ss delays
Many people, he said. had called TO see
him during the few hours Of his stay In
London. In mentioning scme OF their
names he suddenly paused and, as II the
words had been fired out OF gun that was
in hurry, exclaimed:
Extraordinary isn't itf OF twenty
members OF parliament knew. only ons
ID alive. From him. Sir Hugh Childers. l
received note saying he would call ON me,
but Ill be of before he gets here"
Mr.. Train looked In first-class health,
and in spite OF the somewhat excited man
ncr In which he ~ times expressed himself.
particularly when be declared that he was
socialist. anarchist. atheist and several
other lists. mono Of whom would make .
pleasant bedfcllow. was never ~ loss 70
tell the difference between halt crown and
atwo-shiliing piece. He and his secretary.
s.. w. Wall. Of Tacoma. left for Queenstown
on the SO o'clock train this evening
Mr.. Train sailed for New York on the
Etruria today. expressing contdencs In his
ability to complete The tripto Tacoma In
sixty or sixty-0ne days.