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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
DONESTICS

LOWER THAN THE RAW COTTON.
/. 2S0 Yards Unstarched Shirtings. mostly
Blues, round thread. 3 S-4c Inese
are Sc. qualities.
loc. quality, 6 lac. a.
Soc quality Blue Denim Oyeralls, at &c
10 pieces Fine White Domet Flannel, the
1903 Remnants Amoskeag. Lancaster. and
True value Apron Checks. at sic.
yard.
80 yards Dark-Gray,, Stripe Double-Wove
Skirting, the lie. kind, at l-4c.
800 yards Cambria Remnants, all coiors'
2 7-Sc.
LOO yards Best Dress Bingham Rem;
nantsr,IAncaster Normaaadie. am ana
Same sold at s, 10. and IL l-2c; ,,
DRESS GOODS PRICES NEVER TO BE
EQUALLED AGAIN.
FIVE THOU SAND SEVEN HUNDRED
AND STRIPE COLORED MAIN
SOCK ORGANDY-LAVENDE
blues. TANs. AND MAUyE;S;
THESE GOODS WE'RE NEVER PIT
on THE CoUNTEiRSS n FOR FOR L IL -
THESE ENTER THE SLAUGHTER
LIST AT Csc.
2l5 yards Best Yard-Wide Percales, IN
short lengths Of the former 10 and
Il lie. goods. 10 go at 3-4c:
II pieces Tan-Ground 40-inch Irish Lawns,
the best u 1-2c. value; 10 move them
quickly, 3-4c. the price.
100 Sateen Remnants and Short Lengths,
the 10, Y IL, and i5c. grades; to close
them out, 3-4c. the yard.
800 Yards Bright, Pretty Challles, the best
the market offered at 6 l-4c., but
what's here, lie. yard will buy.
iiG Remnants Sngle-Fold Solid-Color
Cashmeres. every conceivable snade'
at just half-price-s lie. cr,n
HERE ARE A FEW CORSET SUR
PRISES:
u Corsets. same we have been running
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
AII.ECuAyY SPRINGS, VA.

The greatest dyspepsia-water known;
endorsed By the State Medical Society,
and awarded gold medal and diploma at
Worlds Fair Chicago. Most popular
summer resort In the mountains OF VIZ
GINA. Elevation l,700 feet Beautiful
i4wn of 10 acres; fine walks
and drives; good livery; band Of
music Terms moderate. Write for clrcu-
lar or pamphlet containing testimonials
from prominent physicians and other par
ties OF eminence. c. a. COLHOUN,
Proprietor
r. T. sTYLI. n. D.. Phi. c.. Resident
Physician. je I'm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
In OUR SISTER CITY.
SOUTH SIDE NEWS ITEMS CLEANED
ny OUR MANCHESTER MAN.
Advance in Wages mt Belle isie-
Death and Funeral of Mrs. Edwnru
LfghtIy-Church, Personal, anu
Other items.

Mr.. w. r. Gary. OF Henderson, N. Co.
Is visiting his brother. Mr.. George T.
Gary.
Mr.. Robert Baird is still quite sick at
his home on Twelfth street.
Mrs. II. T. Mcrrisett. who has peeh
quite sick for some time. is much>im-
proved.
Mrs T. b. Cersley is very eick at her
residence In Swansboro'.
Messrs. Robert Porter. Thomas Fend-
ley. and Clifton Robertson. are spending
a few days at Old Point
Mrs. Minnie Vale, Of Omaha, Neb., Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Il. II. Walden, at
Buck Hill. Mrs. Vale IS n daughter Of
Captain John Heth. formerly of virginia.
Mrs. William A. Gibbs and son. Leslie,
have gone to Buffalo Lithia Springs TO
spend a month.
Miss Nettie Johnson, OF New Canton,
Buckingham county, has returned home
after a two weeks visit TO relatives In this
city
The attention of the Board OF Super
vlsors OF Chesterfield county has been
called TO the condition OF the road
way on the river road at Reedy creek.
The citizens of the county are anxious
TO see the bridge at the creek raised ten
or fifteen feet.
a number Of persons were summoned
before the Mayor yesterday morning
charged with having vehicles without
license Before the cases were called In
court the parties had procured them. and
the cases were dismissed.
The funeral OF Miss Jessie Moody,
whose death I'm Richmond Friday was
reported in the Dispatch Of yesterday,
will take place from the Presbyterian
church this afternoon at o'clock.
The usual services VIII be held in the
city churches to-day, and the quarterly
meeting of the City Missionary Society
Of Richmond and Manchester will occur
at the Bainbrdge-Street church at $50
o'clock this afternoon.
The Old Dominion Iron and Nail
Works on Belle Isle has advanced the
wages Of the employees in the nail factory
Is per cent. and the wages Of the pud-
dlers have been raised from S2.75 10 So
per ton. The employees In the plate mill
have had their wages advanced 3 per cent.
The plate-mll employees did not have
their wages reduced during the panic.
Mrs. Edward Lightly died at Midlothian
last Wednesday night She was for sev-
eral years engaged in business In Rich
mOnd. The funeral took place Friday
from the Episcopal church a. Manakln,
POwhatan county. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. \. y. Tizzard. The fol-
lowing were the pall-bearers: Honorary
Messrs. Joe Myers. A. j. Eastman. and
J. Il. Prtchet: actiye-W. a. webb w. \.
Watkins. Selwyn Hancock, William Chap
man. Luther Cosby. Paul Clarke. and
Mr.. Vaughan.
The floral designs were numerous, and
the remains were inferred In the church.
yard buryng-ground.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
a Bicysiisf Hurt.

About II o'clock yesterday morning a
youth named Elmer Pillow was riding
down Main street on his wheel. when he
came IN contact with passenger alght-
ing from one Of the street-ears. and re-
ceiyed an awkward fall. He was picked
up by Sergeant Cosby and carried TO
PoyIhress's drugstore. where stimulants
were administered, and he was revived
sufficiently 20 enable him 10 go home.
Mr.. Pillows shoulder was badly sprained,
ana he was considerably shaken up.
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STOCKTON HOTEL,
Cape ainy, n. j.

The grandest hotel and location on the
Atlantic coast. Crhe old home OF the
southern tourlst.) Completely reorgan-
lied. Every modern convenience. Single
rooms and suites with private baths. I'm
ohstructed ocean view; delightful sur
roundmgs. Cuisine and organization as
near perfection as IL Is possible TO attain.
Every effort viii be made by the pro-
prietor TO furnish enjoyable entertain
ment for old and new guests.
H. NJ. CAKE. Proprietor.
Also, Hotel Normandie.
te SU-Su, W&Fra6t Washington ID. Z.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT.
ALLEGHANY HOTEL,
GOSHEN, VA.

livery. and beautiful drives; twenty acres
OF lawn. Cold sulphur Alum, Chaly-
beate. and other Waters on tap all the
time All outside rooms open Tor me
summer. This Is the finest hotel and
most delightful summer resort IN the
State. Rates reasonable. having been re-
duced, and will be from SIS, to 90, per
month Special rates for people VINO nave
their families here.
Everything connected with this hotel
Is frst-class and very complete. DO not
hesitate one moment, but come right on.
wants Will be satisfied when you reach
here. MAHONEY & WOOD,
Proprietors.
T. NJ. Gathright, Manager. Jy I'm
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Death Of MIR. George w. Powell.

Mr. George w. Powell. - old resident
of this city, died yesterday morning, after
a lingering illness OF six months. Mr..
Powell leaves a widow and seven chill
dren--Iamss T.. George d., William D..
Robert D.. Early l., Miss Bette Powell,
and Mrs. Charles ID. Allen. The bereaved
family have the sincere sympathy Of many
fr.cpdS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28

at SIC, but sizes now only . to 60
in White and slate. long waist extra
stayed; 10 close them. Bic. the price
IL Kid-F.tting FIR nch Strip Corsets. some
White, some ColOred, an excellent V'c
value, but sizes broken-22 to Vat
"a Large-slze &c to 20 regular soc. Corsets,
hardly any two alike; lie. for your
pick.
Bows Heavy Narrow-Rib Bicycle Hose
full seamless and fast-black, good
25c hose At Il l-2c.
One lot, 10 dozen. Infants Lace Capes--
we can't afford TO carry them oyer-so
&c. the price now.
no off colors, but regular 2jc. qualities
One lot. about 90 dozen. Linen, Huck. and
Damask Towels. were Il IL to 25c.i
mostly odd pairs. at &c.
ANY Lady's Laundered Shirt-Waist In the
house. whether It be the 80, IJc., 81.
or N25 quality, now 49c. for your pick
Of the stock.
MILLINERY MILLINERYli
IT'S true, our Millinery Department has
kept busy later this season than usual,
but 10 insure not carrying over a doll
lars worth this weeks prices VIII
guarantee:
White Sailors. high crown, with silk
Black or White Sailors, high crown, all
silk band. the J0c kind. PC.
The zoe. Senate Braid Sailor, trimmed
this week. DC.
The $3.50 Fine-B Braid Hlgh-Crown Sailor
with all-silk band, now i9c.
All 50 Trimmed Shapes, now CSC.
All $3.50 or s. Trimmed Hats, now N.4S'
All $3.50. 81, and - Trimmed Shapes, now
Sl9s .
UMBRELLAS PARASOLSN
One lot Of 81 odd Fancy Coaching Para
soils in lovely styles. ranging IN price
from $3.50 10 $; your choice OF the
lot Sis
R only, Fast-B Black English Twill Gloria,
natural and mourning sticks; to close,
at 43c
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SIMMER RESORTS.
MOuNTAIN-ToP HOTEL AND
SPRINGS

over Rochfish Gap. Blue Ridge Mountains,
1000 feet above the level Of the sea. fine
Views, a delightful summer resort, cheap
board, strong iron springs; many attrac-
tions to the Invalid. pleasure-seekers, and
families: Of easy access. Address Messrs.
MASSIE g. co. Alton Va. my l9-sm
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Jacob Levitt, Main-s tree Thu Hustler
SUMMER RESORTS.
"sPENCER.s HoTEL.n

Williamsburg. Va, offers a sDec ry bw
rate Tor August and september A.rr ID
j. b. G. RPENCLE.
Jy 2S-Su. W&Su3t Prapl.-.-.
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"THE EDGEMERE.n

Unbounded success OF the new ana
fashionable summer resort opened o.
verne and Wave Crest. sixteen miles from
New York. PatrOnized By she best leo-
pie. Guests charmed with IT, refined .nI
abundant hcsritality. surf and SIN BATH
Boating, fshing-eveythinR that makes
seaside life delightful. socially and other
wise. Open TIL October. For circular
address \. T.. DICK. Edgcmere. Long
Island, y. Y. ~ 23-Tu, III SaNSuf-t
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T. NJ. Gathright, Manager. y I'm
ROCKBRIDGE BATHS,

Swimming pool 5oxJO feet No fogs; Sui
phur. Lithia and Alum Waters. Boat
Ing, Fishing, and Hunting, Terms; IS
Ia yo-ims PROPRIETOR
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STlIiIER nnANn.

Pleasant and healthy location; large.
cool rooms, splendid water. References
given. Mrs. :. A. BLANKS
jy site GOrd0nsyiue Aa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
COUNTRY BOARD

AT REASONABLE RATES
Address Post-Onlco Box No. g. Keys
ville Va. ty1slt'
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GLEN MOUNTAIN House,
WATKINS GLEN, N. 7.
Send for circular.
4. j. MICHENER AZ co.
CORB'S ISLAND.

Nirsinias seaside resort in the AtanCo
Ocean. Unrivalied for It's surf bathing
and magnificent view OF the ocean. In-
crease OF hote! accommodations and other
improvements. Those desiring plenty %
shooting and fishing can ind IL az Cobbs
Island. Route. We will meet C.4ly The
II % nOrth-bOund and the 45l south bound
train at CObo's Station, on the New YORK,
Philadelphia ana Norfolk railroad. Pas
sengers transferred 10 island By steamer.
per month. For further information ad-
dress COBB e SPADI, proprlctOrs,
5bySu, Tu&W2 I'm Chesapeake. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
THE sHERIFFs AFFIDAVIT.

Judge George g. organ:
My Dear SHINY attention being called
to a letter in the Richmond Star. which
appeared In that paper Of the 2lth instant.
l have 10 say that you signed a letter
drawn BY Mr.. Neblett, Commonwealth
Attorney, informing the Governor that /,
as Sheriff. would call on him to confer
with him az to whether. II | should call
on him when | thought troops were need
ed would he grant my request. You also
informed re that Il rested with mo as
Sheriff entirely. and that you had nothing
20 do with the calling for troops.
Yours, very truly. NJ. G. CARDOXO,
Sheriff OF Lunenburg
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HOT SPRINGS, VA.
VIRGINIA HOTEL COTTAGES. AND
BATH HOUSE
NOW OPEN.
WILL BE CONDUCTED IN SAME
EXCELLENT MANNER Ks
HERETOFORE.
WARM SPRINGS HOTELS
kUyf Q nDNHNF

WARM SPRINGS HOTELS
WILL OPEN JUNE lSr
Many improvements Will be made. AMI
comforts and attractions Of the place
same as heretofore. Apply for terms. etc.
70 FRED. STERRY. Manage
NH T-Su. W&F Hot Springs. va.
WEST LYNCHDURG HOTEL.
10 rooms. OPEN UNTIL NOVEMBER
18th, Three miles. from Iyuchl-rs
mSu1tains and Peaks Of Otter ~
EVERY DAY. Alumni. sulphur, agt Cla-
lyheate Springs. Professor John W.
Mallet. Of University of Virginia says
ChGlyoeate Spring IL equal o any non
spring that h. knows ~. Tennis cl-t.-,
eroquet-ground bowling alloys, atl
shuttle bcarGs-all free 10 guests. DllNn-
ing water by hydraulic ram direct ttln
spring. NO BAR. Rates. So Oh SD Pc
month. For picture Of hotel ana oia-f
@. L. sTUBBs. Manager
my Z-W&SuSm West Lyncfblis' W.
HOTEL BEDFORD. BEDFORD CIth
IA.
At the famous Peaks Of otter. a NeT',,'
able summer. health and pleasure 7.
The magnificent BEDFORD 't.t
HOTEL. with all It's luXuriously iIti
1psr1nSTISoj W" OF e GUESTS JUNE .ra
probably no hotel in the South Is
complete !n every detail than H.. ,t
hundred electric lights, no. Aul Is
water. profusi0n Of baths rooms 90 s.,1
with private baths attached, ard. I'D ~
every modern convenience. Stltl
The most beautiful section OF NJ.
Pure air. beautiful scenery, N.' "a
water, shady trees, etc. For ta'''
further particulars address. ...,.,
DAVIS x GARDNER
"a o-Suts Bedford city.
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| LInenburg county-to-Wit:
This day II. c. Carlozo personally APP
peared before me and made oath that
the facts set forth in the foregoing letter
are true 10 the best Of his knowledge and
BELIEF.
Given under my hand this 2Gth day Of
July, lS9J. JOHN l. YATES.
Clerk Of County Court.
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The following letter. which will be read
with interest just now. brings out num-
Der Of facts with which the people gene
rally are not familiar:
LUNENBURG COURTHOUSE,
The herald., 1895-09-16
AT THE THEATERS

The Burbank-Jane has not lost any
Of Its popularity, judging from the large
audience that was In attendance last
evening at the reproduction of this popu-
lar comedy which had such successful
run at this theater the week before last.
At the urgent request of many patrons
Of the house the piece was again given
last night with the same cast as hereto
fore presented by this competent COM
pany. So much has been said as to the
MANY excellent funny situations in this
play that little remains to be added to
the already favorable expressions that
have been chronicled previously. The
big audience last night laughed until the
tears ran down their cheeks and there
was but little deviation in this respect
from the moment the curtain rang up
until the final scene. Miss Anna Parker
as Jane sustained her well-known charac-
ter that few can equal and none surpass.
Regarding the balar ce of the cast they
have been all favorably spoken OF and
they carry out their respectivde roles most
satisfactorily. Jane will he given again
this evening, tomorrow night and We'd
nesday evening for the last times during
the Gustave Frohman engagement. On
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings
and at the Saturday matinee The Colo
nel's Wives is understood. II was well
received last week and Judging from the
advance sale OF seats its last presentations
will be witnessed by largo houses. Next
week is positively the last of this COM
pany. when The Minister Sedley Brown,
will receive its initial production in this
City.
The herald., 1895-09-16
A DETECTIVE SUICIDES
No Motive Is Known for the Deed-He Tool
Two Shots at Himself

No Motive Is Known for the Deed-He Took
Two Shots at Himself
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 15.-Detect-
i've Daniel Coffey killed himself shortly
before o'clock tonight. His family are
unable to ascribe any motive for the
deed.
The detective had been quieter than
usual at the dinner table in the after
noon, and had gone upstairs afterwards
to his room. He had undressed but had
not gone to BED. Instead, clad only in
his underclothing, he had gone to the
bath room and lighted the gas. Appar-
entity he had sat down on the floor and
had then shot himself. His head had
fallen back and death was instantaneous
with the second shot; the first shot had
missed.
Detective Coffey was one of the best
force, and many OF tho most desperate
in the state prison owe their captivity to
his uutlring efforts to put an END to
wrong doing. He was born III Limerick
Ireland, on January 16, 1910. When a
boy he came to A erioa. Early in the 60 s
he arrived in San Francisco, after serv-
ing an apprenticeship as a cooper. He
Obtained employment in the cooperage
department at the old sugar refinery On
Eighth and Brapnan streets. He worked
there until appointed on the police force
IN Novein Der, 1869. Three years later he
was made a detective.
The herald., 1895-09-16
1exicsn Congress to Open

MEXICO CITY, Sept. 15.-Presidsnt
Diaz got little opportunity for rest today,
his birthday, after the fatigues of two
previous days of sham battles and floral
combats, but was up early to receive Wis.
itors.
The city is in gala attire, the decora-
tions surprising all previous years in
beauty and costllness.
The great military parade occurs to-
morrow forenoon, and in the evening the
president will open congress, reading his
message on the affairs of the nation,
which will show it to be in excellent
condition. The customs revenue in the
fiscal year ending with June show a total
of over $40, 900, 900, while the stamp rev.
enues included $4,000 900 more, and
other receipts beyond all calculations.
He will show a good condition OF mining
and the steady opening of new mines,
and will call the attention of congress
to the number of railway projects.
The herald., 1895-09-16
Condemned to Death

OMAHA, Sept. 15.-A special to the
Bee from Chadron, Neb., says: The jury
trying Arth q, Morrison for the murder of
Lawyer A. V. Harrison at Crawford in
January last, returned a verdict at mid
night, finding the prisoner guilty and
making the penalty death. Morrison and
Harrison had some words over some hay
and finally Morrison drew a revolver and
attempted to strike Harrison over the
head. and during the melee the six-shoot.
or was DISCHARGED. severely wounding a
pystander. Justice of the Peace Lee
rushed in and took the revolver away.
Morrison secured a Winchester, returned
and shot. the hall hitting Harrison in the
neck, killing him instantly. Morrison
drove to this city and gave himself up.
He was kept secreted for nearly day.
Sheriff Bartlett tearing MOP violence.
The herald., 1895-09-16
ELKS IN SOCIAL. SESSION
The Occasion Was IN Honor Of
Walter S. Moore
Pcast Of Wit, Song. Speech and Story,
Accompanied by Refreshments. Make
the Night Merry

Walter S. Moore is about to start on a
trip east and IN his honor the Elks of the
city gave one of their unique social ses-
sions last night at their hall on Main
street. Walter S. Moore should, and
doubtless does, feel flattured by the hearty
send-off which was rendered him. From
8 o'clock until late, or rather an early
hour, the feast of wit and song and
speech and story and merriment con-
tlnued. There was fun enough to make
the proverpial barrel of monkeys green
with envy.
The Rev. Brother M. Lehman, the
presiding genius, was fine, that is he
fined frequently-and the boys ponied up
every time. Some one sang baritone
solo and did it we'll.
will tue gentleman who has just
favored the company with a song step up
to the bar?'' The gentleman obeyed.
you are fined 50 cents"
'But. Mr.. Lehman, what for?" inquir-
cd the astonisbed singer.
For having a sore throat and then
soto voice-''if you haven't one, egad,
you. a singer should have one, that's all. ,
Sisters" exclaimed Mr.. Lehman at
another time. accom- panying the word
with vigorous pounding Of the gavel
and pointing to the rear of the hall.
bring up that whole back row, every
one of en-.
The sister marshals. Just four vf them,
attepted to escort seven gentlemen to the
rostrum. The sister stays did not eI-
hibit an alacrity sufficiently pronounced
to satisfy the Rev. presider. who again
shouted, Sisters, bring them to tho front
and be quick about it,"
The sisters gathered up their respective
mother hubbards showing with the aban-
don of a Parisian coquette q plenitude
of embroidery, tucks, frills and lace,
made swoor. right about turn and
marched the trembling wretches to the
carpeted steps.
Brother Whezer, you are fined so cents.
Brother Sneezer you must pay into the
treasury rs cents. Brother Geeser you
pony up 25 cents" and so on down the
line, and the rattle OF coin followed.
At IL O. clock a circle of Elks was formed
upon the floor and each one with glass
OF Milwaukee champagne in hand, drank
Ito our absent brothers"
Every one had a good time. Fully
three hundred guests were present and all
were entertained beautifully. Refresh
ments, liquids and solids were passed
around frequently.
The herald., 1895-09-16
THE CONGRESSMAN FROM NEVADA
Silver Will Not Be an Issue II Prosperity
Continues

Continues
NEW YORK, Set. 15.-Congressman
Francis G. Newlands of Nevada, chair
man Of the executive committee of the
National Silver party, talked to World
reporter at the Ii olland house today on
the future of free and unlimited coinage
of silver as political issue.
II recognize the fact" be said, "that
II business con rinues to improve and 1t
turns out that the improvement is per-
manent the silver issue Is dead.
"The only discouraging feature of the
situation is the outflow of gold. At thi
particular time there ought to be mar.
ket abroad for staple export products,
wheat and cotton, but England does not
appear to be buying as freely as usual.
1t may be that the conditions will chan ge
and the beginning of expectations will
cause an inflow OF gold. but to US who
believe in the free and unlimited coinage
of silver the situation is one that should
make it evident that the world cannot do
business with gold alone.
Nevertheless. I am frank to admit
that with the return of prosperity silver
ceases to be an issue, for when the peo-
pie are occupied with profita BILE busin ess
affairs they have neither the time nor
the inclination to discuss money ques-
tions.''
The herald., 1895-09-16
That remarkable run over the New

That remarkable run over the New
York Central railroad makes ono think
of possibilities in the sweet bye and bye
for rapid transit between the Atlantic
and Pacific coasts. A train of four pas
senger cars made the trip from New York
to Buffalo. 437 miles, in 407 minutes. This
rate is equivalent to a run from Los An
geles to Chicago In about thirty-three
hours, or fifty hours to New York. But
while peering into the future of travel we
might as we'll consider the electric loco
motive. Experts firmly believe that
long distance speed of one hundred miles
an hour is practicable, under favorable
conditions, with such motors. Herein
We have rainbow promising a trip from
Los Angeles to Chicago in about twenty
two hours and to New York in about
th1rty-two. And in view of the dizzy pro-
gress now making in locomotion. it
would be rash to say that such transit
will not be realized within few years.