Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-20
limited KEEPS
UP ITS RECORD.
DstiII on Tine Was the News
From the Los Angeles Ex-
press at Noon Today.
pALATIAL TRAIN SERVICE.
Men Especially Have Their Every
Want Attended totally News
Bulletin.

.s,iu on time" the Los Angeles lin
ma was reported as eating up mileage
across southern Nevada at noon, and
here is every prospect that the splend-
"A train will pull UP after its long run
~ the city OF the Angels at 4:45 this
.rernoon, OH time to the dot.
Really, the handsome train could
have done better than 1t did right
,nroueh. but once the schedule was set,
tho way stations and sidings had to
ma nassed according TO instructions.
Yesterday Il was absolutely scandalous
ne way In which the engineer loafed
an certain stretches In order to Kill
time. However the engineer, after the
fashion Of his foreiathers who drove
s,age coaches, always made 1t point
10 LET the iron steed out notch or two
whenever there was hamlet to be
nassed. After the experience on the
initial run, It IL a safe proposition to
assert that the Santa Fe at last has a
rival 10 be reckoned with on the run
between Chicago and Los Angeles.
heretofore the Santa t'e has been the
cock of the walk" The new train
PROMISES 10 triin His coHip'
EIGHT PALATIAL TRAINS.
II cost a cool million to put on this
new service, for II takes eight trains,
each representing s125,000 In cold cash,
10 insure the runs being made each
yay daily without "a break. Each
train is a veritable hotel on wheels.
Solid yestibules, from babbage to obser-
.yrgp o. mo
beine absolutely perfect. No expense
Is spared and it win be n relief TO the
ladies' with a weakness for sitting out
on the observation platform and
,houghtlessly allowing the wind TO toy
With their coiffure to know that they
nan ind electrically heated curling tongs
In the dressing rooms. This Is just one
item to show how modern railroads
look after the comfort of their patrons
even down to the minutest items.
ALL WANTS ATTENDED TO.
When It comes to the mere men their
temporal and Spiritual" welfare is al
50 catered to. Twice a day special
news bulletin Is struck off on a rotary
mhneograph In the baggage ear. At
telegraph stations all the important
news items of the day are handed on
to the train and IN due season every
passenger has his miniature morning
and evening paper. The club room In
the observation car Is the own private
domain of the sterner sex and judging
from the manner In which II was pat
fonized yesterday II Us destined TO be-
tome decidedly popular institution.
LIBELouS EFFUsIoN.
In this connection the following clip
ped from a free lance sheet published
on the train yesterday by some IS OBJ
scure war correspondents and news
paper men from New York and else
where, Is grossly libelous and legal ac-
ton Is expected 10 be taken by the
general passenger departments of the
roads operating the splendid train:
Gambling dens are running in our
midst with the full conniyance of the
authorities. The respectful element Of
out population are horror stricken at
The revelations being made In the Daily
coyote. Cincinnati Steele's notorious
resort was heavily patronized yester-
day mysterious stranger took In
most or the money. Jim Dorance lost
cents and two cigars, and J. NJ Haz-
et, member Of one OF our most prom
ihent families, and up to this time
has been one of our most sterling char
ic,ers was reduced TO penury and want,
losing 10 red cents, and postage
stamps. With ruin staring him In the
lace, the unfortunate young man took
his first dram and attempted to drown
bis sorrow In Kitro and sarsaparila.
The engineer and fireman complained
bitterly at the noises made by the un-
happy young man when his friends put
MN to bed. How long Is this thing TO
be permitted to continue? Who is re.
sponslble? Who is getting tho graft?
mysterious stranger was seen slip
ping a cigar to Major Lomax. The
Rev. j. A. Arnold. OF Minneapolis has
alled mass meeting OF the reform ele-
ment In the buffet, car this afternoon.
Deacon Lane OF Chicago and the Rev.
Mr. lIuse, OF Omaha. will make adj
iresses. All come. The I'D must and
shall be put back In place and kept
down, II there ia no other way, let
Brons OF Chicago sit on II. II that
Id has any chance then we lose our
guess"
A CRUEL" SENTENCE.
The above IL reproduced to show that
ne guests Of the railroad company
we're abusing the confidence placed In
mem by the officials II Is satisfactory
70 Know that by reclamation Senator
Reed smoot, who was on the train,
was elected Judge and r. II. Little the
war correspondent was hauled before
me court for criminal libel, After a
very spirited trial the defendant was
sentenced to remain in the custody OF
Eo pretty young ladies on the train.
ne performed his sentence cheerfully
even to the extent OF taking his iailers
mo the dining car for lnnrhann