People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23

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bits intention to make this train the
fastest in the world, for it will carry
to Chicago, besides the Vanderbilt
family, a score of members of the
English nobility. In this select par
ty of money kings and noblemen will
be Cornelius Vanderbilt and family
and Mr.. Depew and family, Frederick
Vanderbilt, the Duke of Manchester,
the Duke of Aberdeen, Major Gen
eral Herbert, Sir Tatton and Lady
Sykes, the French Ambassador, NJ.
Patenotre, and Sir Julian and Lady
Paunceforte, and a few more equally
distinguished.
Mr.. Vanderbilt's private train will
make the run to Chicago in twenty
hours or less. After the exposition
is fully inspected the Vanderbilt
train will make tour of the country,
visiting the principal cities of the
West, then going to Mixico and re-
turning to New York by way of the
South.
The finest French chef procurable
will command the culinery depart
ment of this train, the entire party
dining aboard the cars. They will
be enabled to get far better fare at
Mr.. Vanderbilt's table than in the
best hotels outside of New York.
An entire car will be given to the
cLef for his supplies. There will be
dining car, library car, a car for
music and for smoking another will
be used as a drawing room and the
rest are for sleeping and baggage.
The Vanderbilt party will be away
about two months, and on their re-
turn will 60 to Newport for the
balance Of the season. So this Is
how one of our money kings will en-
JOY himself this summer.
GEORGE GoULD's MILLION DOLLAR
COTTAGE.
Another one Of the men Of mil
lions, Mr.. George Gould, is going to
spend his vacation in quite a diff
ferent manner. Mr.. Gould has
worked very industriously since his
father died, and will soon go to his
cottage IN the Adirondacks for q
little hunting and fishing. Then he
will move his family to the palatial
summer home Jay Gould built at
Irvington- Hudson. So, for the first
time, Mr.. Gould will live at this
magnificent place with It's million
dollar Conservatives, as it's master.
Here he will stay until autumn.
Both George and Eddie Gould are
expert horsemen, and there are some
fine horses in the Gould stable now.
So ''the Gould boys" as they are
still called by the old timers IN Wall
street, will have every opportunity
to enjoy themselves this summer.
Eddie Gould is a very enthusiastic
sportsman. He will spend a couple
of weeks hunting in the Adirondacks
with a party of friends from the
Seventh regiment of New York. He
enjoys himself in a manly way, and
is not at all dudish in appearance or
manner. He can fire a rife as well
as any man, row a boat or handle a
yacht, and is good all round athlete
Of middleweight. But above all he
is gentleman.
DIR. WEBB's WHITE MARBLE SUMMER
HONG.
DR.. w. Seward Webb, son-in-law
Of the late William II. Vanderbilt,
with vast railroad interests, has set a
good pace in vacations for million
aires. He is good example of a
married man who is taking enjoy
ment out of life in a wholesome
manner while there is yet time. He
is a business man, too, being presi-
dent of a palace car company and
president and director in a score of
railroads and corporations. He is
now building a palatial summer home
of white marble in the Adirondacks
where he owns an estate Of several
thousand acres. This estate is his
hobby, and he is building a residence
that will cost before completion ST.
100000.
JUST now Mr.. Webb is taking his
vacation in a tour around the United
States in a palatial train of cars.
For comfort and magni6cence this
mansion on wheels now used by Mr..
Webb has never before been ex-
celled. His party is twelve IN num-
Der and they travel in six cars. There
is a state-room car to be occupid by
the guests, private car to be used ex,
clusively as play-room for the chill
dren, a private car for the use of
DR.. Webb and his wife, a car to be
used as library, sitting-room and
mushroom, a dining-car, and the
sixth a baggage-car. The Webb
party will be gone two monts, during
which time they will visit the Words
Fair. After their return to New
York they will 60 to the Adiron-
dacks, where DIR. Webb will have a
jolly time fishing, riding and hunt
ing. He is a good sportsman.
JEFFERSON TO REBUILD "cBow's
NEST"
Now, here is another successful