The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-08
FROM KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE.
Sixth Immunes to BE Mustered Out
Is From These States.


Is From These States.
Ever since the announcement was made
in the Morning News that the Sixth I'm
munes are to be brought here from the
West Indies to be mustered out of the
service inquiries have been made by rep
resentatives of the passenger depart
ments of the local lines TO ascertain from
what section of the country the troops
were raised. The officials have been anx-
ious to learn in order that they might
lay their plans for getting their share of
the business that will fall to the roads
when the soldiers are discharged. The
regiment, as announced yesterday by a
lieutenant of the command who has just
come from Cuba, was raised in Tennessee
and Kentucky. This will be welcome
news for those lines that lead in that di-
rection aud offer the best schedules. This
territory will give all the roads a chance
at the business, though two of them that
might be named will probably be prepared
to offer advantages over the others in
schedules and distance.
The first of the personally conducted ex-
cursion parties that are to come through
under the auspices of the Pennsylvania
railroad will go on down to Florida this
morning special train will bring the
party down over the Plant System, and
'hefe VIII be a representative of the Penn
syNdhla Railroad aboard. Here the spe-
cial Will be boarded by Mr.. James Carr,
travelling passenger agent of the Pant
system, who will accompany the party as
lar as jacksonville.
Every season the Pennsylvania gets up
S'ihe HVe or six of these parties for
southern tour. The initial line alternates
III 'he routing of the special trains it
makes up for the parties, sending one by
way OF che Plant System or the Florida
central ana Peninsular and the next by
eHe olher line. There is always a repre-
["ta'lVe OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
''Ntu ana the line makes special efforts
80 mat the passengers are given an
oNortu hily to see everything that ia
ol'l seeing while they are on the trip.
tunes there are large crowds aboard
elTcldl trains, and the service af-
V 10 always good. The Southern lines
seno.os me same pride in showing the pas
s0"serS the best service that is to no seem
IN the efforts of the PennsvIvania linas,
co. 5isGr oIhclats to see that the passen-
iot.s idek Tor nothing that may add en-
'0Sihent to their trip.
"'llam Blue, says an exchange. was
49, '"slneer in the employ of one of the
d. d1"A INES through Missouri. One of bis
o,' was to haul the through freIgbt
81 1Ie western division, and his net on
49,, was No. ?. One night he had an
of 49, Ohe OF the f1ues in the boiler
sell. PEI engine blew out. and he IVA
nor,oI plocking the main line. He re
ten6 lu 'he matter to the division sunerin-
49, - uhWttingly, as follows:
do? Am p Two pew out flue; whatn I
This t. ne sat down to await instructions
the s,ir,. mat came over the wires from
later: @''Nent Office twenty minutes
tud D'd Blue-You plug that auo !, ona,no
ogt % ana pun her through in tin14 70 ora9
This o ,,e way of twenty-five"
CINE >. SUCK up in the cab of en-
N... Ie" the directors of the ceoroio
lin, Na'iroad make formal apnlica-
Ter ~ ~ me secretary of state for a chor-
Tbor,.,e.NN,,'e.u their line from Nro,,I+ria 20
viii .le an interesting legal o,,as,;o,,
ana C1Ts up. The Triton Tboma s,,;lIa
read. W people claim this routa ~ -
is cl.irn'in granted them in a cbarter r.
ter roaI 'u 1t Is the intention of the lar
ear,v da. 70 commence construction ~ on
against w. ana a protest has been aIed
'7' the issuance of charter e" "'e'
dgete5 7endrickson's personally cor.
YESTERDAY c .lion parties came in early
ped a. 10y ~ morning from Florida and ston,
Of the TOM, le De Soto. There were eighteen
ternoon lists, an Of whom left in the af-
- -ooard the Kansas city for New
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