The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-14
SCHEDULES WILL CHANGE.
4 DIFFERENT PASSENGER SERVICE
on T.. G. AND =.

Nestibule Train Causes the Changes.
Two Trains VIII Re ENtended-NOs.
Ri and 81 10 Run between Jack
sOnvilIe and Savannah Instead o.
Jacksonville and Evcrctt-Time of
No. 30 QuicIScncd on Account of 33
Doing Local Work.
Several changes viii go into effect in
the passenger service Of the Florida Cen
trail and Peninsular Railroad on next Mon
day. The principal change. aside from
the Inauguration for the season of the
winter tourist vesuhule train. The Flor
ida Limited" from New York to ST. Au-
gustine, will be the extension Of the SER
vice of trains No "a and 30. These trains
have been running between Jacksonville
and Everett, hauling the vesHbule cars
of the Cincinnati ana Jacksonville train.
operated by the Southern and the Florida
Central and Peniusuar
Train No. "a will leave Jacksonville at 4
p m, arriving here at $50 p. m. 1t win
do local work between the two cities. No.
36. the through train for New York, Will
arrive from Jacksonville AT 1905 a. m. and
leave for New York at l2.l1 a. m. Train
No IS will arrive from Jacksonville at II
- ~ Fnu UeP"i' 'o' N'" A'iN
The vestibuIo which will leave New York
on Monday morning, arriving here the fol-
lowing morning at 9:H will be No 81
southbound and No. 81 northhound, atriv-
ny , "ele - C S 90 - -
elsht hl'nu'es' Neullesiay =, @..el.'oon W.
neora,ne bere northhonnd
Southbound train No. 80 will leave here
at AIS a. m. and will pick up the Vetti-
bule from the Southern at Everett NO
3d. the through train from New YORK, viii
arrive here at $50 "A. nv leaving at $50.
Train No. q will arrive from Columbia at
$40 p. IN. and leave at Az The 1chcdnle
of No. 81 between here and jacksonville
will be quickened somewhat owing to No.
80 doing the local work.
Mr.. NJ. v Raley Of the Florida Central
fore yesterday and assisted in the arrange
ment OF the new schedules.
r,-. o,--,...,-- !, T., p,-.. =. tbo
c,i,,,ra1 ~ - aiIr1aI iS ri,rsino a core hand
,,hjs is tha roe,,lt az a sho, cred at An
n fa,,, ,,iehts orc ar Ingynt aon,e miles I'm
no road IL bod etonnad the train for a
80, tin,o In order 10 attend Ia a hot
InY savnrai boboes were discovered and
mt or While The conductor was moving
e.tIi, al ~ No iartarp struclr hIs
hand The wound has been painful one,
though the conductor is to be congratula-
TED upon hs not having peeh more Sc
fions he mas no Idea WHICH vi the
tramps hred at NM
Excursion rates on the certlhcate plan'
under the rules of the Southeastern Pas
senger Association. have been authorized
ny .ne .t3ioa' 80 eoI,o1,ine, aat-
incs and conventions. Tennessee public
School Officers Association, Nashville,
Jan. 1920, National Prohibition party con-
ference Cincinnati, Jan. 70. Woodmen OF
the Worid (ConVenuonal Head camp
"H'D Knoxville, Tenn rep Z-d ana the
Alabama Ficld Trials ClnD, Madison
MI l. M rieni'ns' p'V'slo" ire'sn' a"u
passenger asent Vi me pioriu" en''ai
The citv after three weeks spent in North
Carolina. Mr. Fleming was IN the "Old
North State" 10 look out for the interests
turpentine hands from the Carolinas to
South Georgia ana FLORIDA. lie MADE
Goldspofo' ~ ~ MS heapquarters.
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Two elegant ne" Iuli'lan cnair cars
have just been added to the equipment
of the Florida East Coast Railroad. These
he used in the service of the Florid.
lines. They were designed especially for
the convenience Of the tourists that will
The cars have each three trucks and are
70 feet In length.
- -. ,o,....., 90.
agent or the IyDee haliroad by Supt.
Clement Saussy, TO succeed Mr.. James
Freeman, recently transferred to Atlanta
as city ticket and passenger agent OF the
Central. Mr.. Lees appointment Is regard
ed as an excellent one. He comes from
the service of the Central at Waynesboro
Mr. ]. c. Halle general passenger agent
90 tho Central Railroad ts I'm New York
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