The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-15
AGE-HERALD TRAIN STARTS TOMORROW The Frisco to InaugUrate a
 New Service LARGE PARTY WILL GO mess Men Will Be the Guests of Age-Herald on the Initial
 Trip to Winfield and
 Return.
LARGE PARTY WILL GO

The Aee-Herald's Messenger Boy on the Frisco, will be inaugurated tomorro" morning. Every day during the year IL will carry The Age-Herald to the west ern part of Alabama, delivering papers all along the route early in the morning.
 The first train will leave the unlon passenger station tomorrow morning al 6:sO o'clock. 1t will carry large num- Der of representative business men 10 Winfield and return. The train will reach Winfield at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn ing, and will leave tomorrow afternoon trip at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon reaching Birmingham at 6:SO o'clock to- morrow afternoon.
 The men who take the trip tomorrow will be the guests of The Age-Herald' and special equipment will be provided for their comfort and convenience
 The trip will enable the business men of Birmingham and West Alabama 10 meet each other and will serve to bring them into closer personal touch. It will certainly bring the people of West Ala bama in touch with Birmingham. The trip of the business men in the morning will therefore be a fitting way in Which to begin this more intimate relation ship
 The Age Herald has guaranteed the ex- pense of this daily service between Bir- minRham and Winfield The train will stop at every station between Birming- ham and Winfield. The need of such service has long been felt and seeing this need The Age-Herald took the ini- tiative.
 The train will supply a score of thriV- ing towns with the latest news from all over Alabama and the world at large by the breakfast hour. Traveling men will be able to leave Birmingham early in the morning, see their customers and return to Birmingham before nightfall and spend the night with their families at home.
 Theatre-goers and pleasure seekers along the route will be able to leave home late in the afternoon, reach Birming- ham in plenty of time to secure supper and attend the theatre that night. They can return on the early morning train and not lose any time from their busl- ness. The Messenger Boy will mark an important step in Birmingham's pro- gress.
 Two special trains bearing the Seventh cavalry, U s. A., from Chickamauga to San Francisco, where 1t will embark for the Philippines, will pass through Bir- mingham on April 20. The Alabama Great Southern will handle the trains to Shreveport where the Texas and Pacific will take them and rush them through to the coast.
 Charlton Morgan, travelling passenger agent of the Texas and Pacific, will join the train carrying most of the officers when 1t reaches Birmingham and will probably accompany the party to San Francisco.
 l.. K. c. Glover, route agent of the Southern railway in Birmingham, has been promoted to route agent at Knox vile, which gives him much larger terri tory He has been located in Birmingham for about three years, and is well known and popular In railroad circles.
 F D. Prince, who has been in the office of General Claim Agent Hooper in Wash ington, has been promoted to the posi- tlon caused by MT. Glover's promotion. The change goes into effect right away.
 o. L. Mitchell southern passenger agent of the Lake Shore and Michigan South ern, with headquarters in Cincinnati, was in the city yesterday.
 The rates from Birmingham to Port land for the exposition have been an- nounced and also a special rate to Call fornia. The round trip to Portland Is $75, and the tickets will be on sale May 0 T. tttt li,f,tt nf ninety days They are sold via San Fran cisco with return via Portland. Another rate to San Francisco of $67 50 will be sold after May 23, good for ninety days with return through Los Angeles.
 A special train will pass through Bir- pingham from New Orleans to Cincn- natl via the Queen and Crescent route at 10 o'clock on the morning of April 22. for the use of members of the Inter- national Association of Ticket agents. A. B. Freeman, travelling passenger agent; Mr.. Lytle chief clerk to General Passenger Agent w. c. Rinearson, and G. D. Clarke, southern passenger agent, all of the Queen and Crescent will ac- company the party.
 c. c. Harvey, president and general manager of the New Orleans and North eastern' part of the Queen and Cres- cent route, will arrive in Birmingham on train No. ? of the Alabama Great Southern Monday morning. April r.
 Robert H. England. vice president of the Tavares and Gulf railroad and pres ident and general manager of the Tav- ares and Gulf Navigation company, will pass through Birmingham this morning on train No. of the Queen and Cres- cent route, en route to Meridian. THE LIICCAp pANn