The Meeker herald., 1901-06-22
HER BRIGHT FUTURE.
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mos. men are glad TO retirt and entey
the wealth gained BY ~ PAR q ex.
acting work. Sir william YaA Hosns.
the creator Of the Canadian acihe rail-
road, has undertaken to & I've Cuba .
new railroad system. whichA hs himself
describes below. The psesfat wIitfs.
says the Worlds Workn. ohcs sPsut
many in4erestisg hours wdAekng tAs
days work Of this born bSildF snd
manager Of railroads, wAS W. then
president OF the Canadian Haetfc. He
had then completed the Hnsl aetsss tAs
continent and was arranging fer IL
Complementary aeet Of steAn4ips TO
the orient. Sir Wiliam's Asfvvaous
mastery Of details showed itssf TO his
wondering visitor In hundfed ways.
The commissary departmeA4 wbs gons
into with q thoroughnsss whfet would
have done honor to New 1pgland
housekeeper; dining cars ar corn
pany's hotels and steamthip4 were ex-
Amined into and decjded ulpoH; tbs
standard size Of thehandwifhep to b.
served at the eating houses tn Me line
was laid down In inches; he 3crutinized
the copy Of . dozen advertis3nents and
. hundred other items Of eqbaaIly small
import. apparently. Yet $ae carried
away the cotton that duri@g Ais inA<r-
views with men who subnb lifted thess
muItitudes Of details for hi3 decision -
was in reality training tAeN how 70
make their own future; a)pd IN proof
Of this one observes that after tis with
drawal from the preside ck I'd become
chairman Of the board th4se IDENTICAL
asslstauts were moved uH ta} ladder.
and to-day conduct the rosG iathe very
manaer set forth In thoss Atefviews.
Railroad peop;e will fAffh WITH
great interest his new e9tesi rise In
Cuba.
1.-THE construction Of thA ro4d," saad
Sir william. who has hely leturned
from Cuba, ''is essential ID the levelop-
ment OF the eastern end II TN island,
and this fact has prompted ~ 10 face
obstacles Of serious anh unyeuAi M
ture. Under the sonditiq,a w23cA now
prevail in Cuba, eonditiqhs nxlnIy due
to the terms Of the Foraker rSsbiutapn.
all application for publf son3essioas
must b. referred 70 H. Units3 etaaea
military authorities. I'D ere.
therefore. proceeding Of TIL - Of :
private railroad doing taa1aeSt a its
own ground. right q w3 has he hesa.
ehserfu:ly accorded wit1ba4 ad&1ldera-
tson BY The ownsrs a. ~ ploStrty
tAroagh whieh ~ lize tsSAre
weh awAxe tn wken ~ sueA ! Ssn-
ptsted ~ aAsly sot u ~ " ~ h
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As&l s3tae4s etsrys - ~ M
SAAt ~ thas ~ sstna Aee1 -,
IL Government ~ CN>A viii k4Sd hsea
reached. o.. II no1, tAat coslGse viii
recognise that ~ R6sAker sesohtsea'
70 IN incubua to Industrial. enslfpriao
IN the island and afford ssHef, TIT ~.
road will yield . handsome psoarfs =.
so.utely certain. Cube IL the lhkest
country have ever seen. aud u tins
will surely come WHEN II Will 5 tAe
Riviera Of the United Ststea. Whlthy
Americans will build villas ther4ly the
hundreds and enjoy the IDEAL intes
residence. When the railroad from
ssuxs Clara TO Santiago ID comps&t "a IL
projectors will turn their attea| ba 70
the mining and plantation indu, lee u
the interior. Eastern Cuba ia|{ch IL
mineral resourses and the Iandk huia-
tons Of the development eoub4ng In
that part Of the island are kfsady
lAsge." The subscribers to TIL felim.
faasy inatAllment were, II IL ~ WILL
ing to take double the amount vhteh
they set down their namesl tvA3eh
means nothing more than thSkcoaA-
dence Of capitalists in Cir Will