Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-16
PSYCHIC IN FAIRHAVEN
Citizen Train Will Speak to
the Citizens Of Fair
haven Tonight
Lecturer Will Deal With
/" Anything and Every
thing" Characteristic
Startling Facts and Important
Information Will Be
Impaired

The floor Of the rOtunda Of the
Hotel Fairhayen yesterday rcsemblcd
the breaking up of Bret IIarte's cele-
brated poker party. "Thc floor IL was
strewed like leaves on the strand"
with not only cards-nOt the poker
sort though-photographs, newspa-
pers intact, printed in English and
French, while newspaper clippings
from hundreds Of newspapers through
out the world, were carefully pasted
on great sheets Of flexible cardboard.
In the centre Of the pile sat John
N. Klcnsch, Citizen Trains private
secretary, diligently engaged in adding
10 the already immense collection Of
newspaper notices, received by Citizen
Train on his various trips around the
world. These newspaper clippings
were interarded, 50 TO write, with
dozens Of scenes, even hundreds, OF
photographs, Of views taken in China,
in Japan. in Egypt, in fact every
where, on the ocean and on the land
where PsychO's feet had trOd
Both hemispheres had paid tribute
in various ways to the veteran travel
cr, and IL is safe TO say that such an
unique collection Of photographs and
pictures is in the possession Of no
| other man.
As Citizen Train was suffering from
"A severe headache since the day before,
he did not leave his room during the
day, and consequently received no Wis
| itOrs.
During the day numbers Of citizens.
called and left their cards. Among
these were Mayor Wilson, Mayor Jcn-
kins, Of New WhatcOm; COunCilmcn
Darling, Christopher, AllcrJon, Gov
crnOr Black, City Attorney Howard
and Attorney Y. G.. Newman.
The collection Of pictures, photo |
graphs and newspapers attracted a
good deal Of attention, and UccasiOncd !
no little comment.
During the evening, however, the |
Citizen received few callers, among
whom were Governor George A. Black
and j. &. McLcnnan. These gentle
men had just left the Citizen when
"A HERALD reporter knocked at his
door, and receiving an invitation TO
enter he was cordially greeted by the
whitc-haircd PSYCHIC
81 am feeling much better" he said,
than ! did last night. | have kept
my room all day and am much inn
proved by the rest"
"YOu should only have one town on
Bcllingham bay, called BCllingham,
City Of the Hills. Then you will
amount TO something. | will make
you and kill of all the mOssbacks here,
If you have any, and in New What
com.
GLORIOUS location for "A city," he
went on rapidly, "iinest harbOr, and
here will be the largest city on the
coast
81 will show YOU" and the citizen
rapidly produced sketch which
| showed Bclingham, the City Of the
Hills" the great emporium Of trade
and commerce, the terminus OF five
| trans-continental railroads, connect
ing 100000 miles on land, and an ocean
line connecting 2I,OOO miles Of water.
| The sketch was suggestive, and the
situation, as outlined by Citizen
| Train, easily grasped.
Then he resumed his talk. 81 am not
going 10 abuse the towns Of Puget
sound any more" he said. Let.
them all grow and prosper.
"This is a great country. 'Belling-
ham, City on the TIills'-the others
will be tributary 10 her.
Take Seattle, take Tacoma, for in
stance, real estate is too high. The
city limits OF Tacoma embrace an area
sufficient for population Of a million.
Real estate Is cheaper hcrc-bctter
I opportunities-bett situatiOn-rightI
in doorway Of the trade OF the
nations"
81 will make this city az / made
Memphis and Omaha-nOw great
cities"
81 will Illustrate how this will be
done in my lecture tonight. IT will
be great surprise and everyone will
learn a valuable lesson. You see
what | mean
81 brought some new tea from
China, which | propose 10 brew at
Cascade club tonight after lecture is
over"
"IIere, take this and publish II in
your paper" Citizen Train handed
the HERALD man the following which
is published rerJdtlp Il Hterdtim.
"The NOtables are 10 be entertained
by Mayor-City Council-Prcss-with
New Tea brought by Citizen Train
from Shanghai in Fast Steamship,
with first Cargo New Tea via Asia
Africa-Europe 10 New York and
COntinent-42 Days, 30 Days quicker
than ever beforc-Same Tea can be
laid down at Cascade Club In Eleven
Days.
Citizen Trains subject tonight will
be Anything and Everything, and IL
is needless 10 say will be well worth
hearing. Startling facts, hitherto un-
thought OF, will he forccfully pre-
sented, and yiyidly illustrated.
The mayor, city council and citizens
Of New Whatcom have been invited
10 hear the great lecture, and an
OveriiOwing house should greet him.