The evening world., 1894-07-13

personal attendant on his private car.
"ud when Pullman Is in chicago Arthur
BE- u.unlly IL ho found sitting like a
N,at,hiup ult idu his office door. "Imi-
Wt"u,' -.NH 60" pr"|'Ib. is TIA" sin
,ur'" uuu"rN.' Arthur mimicH pull-
uAu'- n,uu,u ms. his walk h.s VOICE
500 "hd.tl. thJt when both are invisible
u =. hand D." toll which on" Is talking
Nr'I Jr dr"- uul wear cltglu 7st.. iir
Docs not need tl"u vat WHEN he talks
IT, ."ilc- au imaginary pair of eye
'.i.t..rr h"lHcru hia thumb ana fore
uuNrr Hui emphasizes his words with
nI. biH,k hand Iut Ia passing from
whit" T." hlIrh -"li-hSs"rIlpn becomes
D., upoeitN and s,li-ruuridonce becomes
.mtiais~"rliUu.
THE TOWN OF HIS NAME.
ruIIllu. George Nj rullmans duo
d. mo edition ut Il city. came very near
l'u" located III the upper end of Man
roads W"r" huit In New York Pullman.
Wup w,t, deeply Interested Ia them, fore
LAW that they would vastly iucrrds" the
value 'I '"W estate near tn" Harlem.
Iur,~nuing, he thought to establish his
mHuuin turing community there, but h"
WAS deferred from IL 10y the reflection
~ 1T lul|mhn would not h" an entity;
IT would br but part of New York. So
hD founded I'ulluhn, then outside of
chicago. 'rh" land cost him $N~.UOl. II
g. nov worth Sullun. ami a Few years
WIZ mak" II worth $lr,oW,ooo. But II he
htb buUGht II Ou Manhattan Island run
Whu would haN" been worth S}r,0tuw0
Instead of S4u"llUUu. Does he lie awake
and toss Will" hr reflects On what might
hay" been Pullman a. rich as Wander
Clthrriu" Of Russia once said To- her
nNuritr of tn" mtuut" and TIA" l'rlnI"
Minister, II want cities. VIII have
Cities 20 they built cities tor her
AMI dressed the s-rls "a thriving Citi-
"rnS. Catherine made an entry into some
ui them ana was pleased to be- highly
delighted. when the Empress travelled
inc IIl lllN tltlrS OF PAINTED cara boa ri
u ~" distanc" aud 50 deceived her into
ia" belief that h"r realm was prosperous,
her people happy. George NJ. Pullman
Quit iulmni and In view of late
events, II seems h" expected his people
4" Il" happy '"ntent"d ana prosperous,
as per his orders. Ills intense individu-
atty failed to recognize the iEdiVidulll-
l!"s ui men not 50 rlrh.
Pullman himself says that he built
l'ullman that better surroundings might
create better workmcn. His confessed
monty" Wa selfish. 70 support his
statement Is the fact that nothing IS
to t." had IN Pullman for nothing. If
would haF" called Pullman the city of
iIuiipruuuu.
/ ilE PAYS For ms DRINKS
Th"r" IL not "A saloon In Pullman. Rut
. th"r" ~ u hotel. tn. Florence. named
after Miss Pullman. aud in that hotel
Ih'i" !. a hdrroum INTO which no work
. man may enter one day GEORGE NJ
i'uliman Went In there to get IA drink.
. "" takes glass of wine, of beer or of
/ "hisk"N, but H. Is most temperate in his
~" Of liquor The bartender recognized
] him hIt Ii" ala not know that the
quickest and surest way to anger Pun.
man was 10 offer him something Tor
nothing. The underlying principle Of his
iitr Is that p"opl" are willing to pay for
. IN" best II they get the worth of their
tmun"N.
rullman had his drink ana put a dol.
lar ON the bar.
"oh, never mind the money" aid the
bartender. anxious To ingratiate himself
that's all right Mr.. Pullman"
Puliman stabbed the bartender with a
look.
Give me my change" said he.
'Dh, its all right" insisted the
! fdtuous man ON the other side Of the
bar take IA drink with the house, sir"
II VIII pay Noui' Numbered Pullman.
give IN" my change this Instant!
lie got his change and strobe into the
hotel office, furious
"liore!" he cried to the manager,
"Mh'r" ala YOU got that fellow In
there How long has h" been here.
Doesn't he know anything Discharge
him! discharge him Immediately"