Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-11

car yards, but is kept clean and luXuri-
Gus by por-ers, who deligh, IN showing iI
to visitors to the yards. This car is a
very palace OF luxury, so marvellous in
lis appointments that Cleopatra would
havs given all her pearls 10 have thought
OF 1t for Antony.
On entering the csr you see 4 lovely
littIe reception room, with books upon
the table and a yeiye- pCr-ierJ behind.
Beyond the velvet porJere you are in
farmland. In the center of the room IS
a small fountain ,h2- plays all Jhs time.
Il is in reality only q tub Of water flied
with a f0rce-pump for raising NE spray.
The same wafer goes through and
through ne spray all day, but the ripple
is as of q thousand E,tle streams on
one end of this magic parlor op rs =,
sleeping room, and off that is beaul-
full porcelain bath room, supplied, as IS
possible with these cars, with not anu
cold water and everything for me pain.
Steam can be obtain il desired.
AsIs.ood there my guide told me how
the lovely Lily had Travelled in this car
sleeD:ng in it for months, and how she
grew to dislike it. But she has c2ru
enough fer it to pres srye j. for n5r own
when she visits America.
AN ACTORS PARLOR.
81 am sorry Richard Mansdelds Vice
roy is not here" sad my guide, "becauz
lis dr2wing rccm IS The typical gentle
mans study. Nothing 3boI, it sugge
the traveller or ,ae ac-or. There is no
bohemianism and no abandon. A v-lve-
covered table Gclds books and back Of
the table is p.2no. upon which rests The
latest music. y. manuscripts OF plays
are allowed in this room; neither aI3
newspapers, unless Jh7 dramatic pages
are .orn ou,. The master Of 'Nicercy
res.s here
There is a car being remode,lad,'
said my guide. about which ] dar1 not
bres he TOD mucn YET. Il IS Wander
bir. car. and s. being fred for Cornelius
Vani-rbu.s travels in future. In SPITE
o, The glowing hopeful reports, he is
broken man. and f. IS doubtful II Ia
viii ever walk 1e1.n or know much COM
fort.
They are experimenting with his pri-
vate car TO see If g. can be placed upon
pneumatic tires. do not believ it can
be done On account of the Oh, OF the
cor and the danger Of sudden s.cDpagr
f q ire is punctured. But We snail
wait and sa- This would materially
lessen the noise Of travel. and in a rear
car /. would be done away with alto
geiher.
This Wand rbilt car is The typical one
for ease Reclining chairs h3mm0cks
ccuohes. stsired-glass windows. c5pablo
@, being pulled down a. night and far up
inc me casing by day. and tables tina,
are warranted TO stand jolts, are q f=w
Of 'he many comf0r sN0'h.r- in th car
sugges the traveller eXcep. the unayc.a-
able sir. noise and jar.
FOR BOHEMIA'5 QUEEN
"Ncw come into the fin ear Of ell
said the guide, who show d eft thes> |
maryels e. railroaG.ng rs proudly as T. !
they were crown jewels. "Ials car IS
intended for famous singer VINO ~ |
here his year for grand Pc. She -
the queen Of al Bon m.a and her car
shows H.
In the centre Of The car the very mid
de thing Of al. hung u. I, was tit-
ed no like q hammock 10 DO away wi b
all Earring. but II was rs broad and firm
as q bel. Colored ropes held il a!of'.
|. was piled with silk c9verlfs Of down
and underneath 10 were large fur rugs.
Their were no chairs in The car. In
stead there were se-tees running a'7n9
The sides. upon which the ,rayeler could
recline and njoy life.
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