Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-23
BILL AND LWYNNE ABOARD
" L Hearst II Lower 6 and Van
osrbllt II Private Palace.
REACH OMAHA ON SANE TRAIN
hefther Knew OrEer Wa There
Annd-rhilt Goes 70 CheEenne.
Hearst 70 Pale AlIo 10 spend
Chrfsrnnnr virh Msrher.

The sciors 0f TWO prominent American
families rsached Omaha "Wednesday morn
ing Oh the Overland Limited Il m North
western EnaE one of them travelled IN
the private car y-farer' Of the Nzv
York Central Lines. one Of the most lux
uriBut coaches OF wheels. and the other
occupied q berth In the ordinary Pullman
car .Eena~
The man IN the private CIR was Alfred
CzVg-nne Nandarbit, son Of the lHte Cor
Lelins Fsndsr'bIl1 and brother 10 Cor
1'sllus Tandsr'tit Of rElr1ad fame
The mHn IN lower sigt-r- e the Pull
man CIR "Rsn0" was William Randolph
Is sHrst Of newspaper reputation and twice
Defeated for mayor Of Kew York and once
for governor
Apparently neither Of the prominent New
Turksrs knew Of rhs presence OF the other
Oh the train There were few passengers
who knew thar M Hsarst was travelling
among them as al Ordinary passenger
M. TEndarbil1's private car was arrached
10 the rear q the train AID was, Of course
locked al both ends.
Mfss8on fs n Secret.
M. Vanderbilt declined 10 make known
his business in the west. His car was
routed through Chey suns, TTvu-, by the
UIiun E'Rcrflr and according 1D rz-il1-0ad
InEI1I actions VIII leRve thar porut for New
York on Saturday.
j have nothing Of q personal nature
for pubAsa1ign- said MI Tanderbil1 !
am Eulng 1o Cheysnn=, then small turn
around and 80 igtt back again. Il s pretty
coi6 ON here in tine west and man
d9esur wa1t "a Itnger long IL any p0irt
g9u Knew
-'CEr.sr-nas2 Yes. 7 might sag few
v ll4s ABOUT Christmas. IL wuut mean q
great 1laI 10 ma LnlE year Rs / shaa be
Ul uy private CIR The chaf mny ger I'D
q special menu Ter rs, bE1 rhR1's about all
ubers'u he 10 H. Christmas morning III
probably De rolling over Lhe plains be-
tween Cheyenne and Omaha. Ny busi-
ness IN me west does n0t concern any one
bun myself"
Mr VEnderbnIB private car is q m0d al
ut the Pullman craft II is handsomely
finished in Cuban mahogany and IL
equipped w-frh uDservHliUn platform. dining
room private drawing rooms. ki1chen ana
sery ANS QUARTERS
just N Eir1Ie Palace
The uphals1ering is Of special interest
Instead of the ordinary RED or blue or
green plusa the chairs and ssa1s are fin
-ll-AE'- lLt-E Win Al----EftiL
The car is uns Of the mUst bsaU1-ful tina
Las appeared IN TIE union station.
Mr. NEnderhil1 is ErcUlI panied by n small
rt-Liuue Of servants. Ezs did NOT leave his
car while lu Omaha As the Northwestern
rrain was three hours lake upon arrival IN
Lhs local terminal rhe private coach was
attached us the Union PHuttlc Mail train
No. y. The fastest trim west
The Pullman car in which M BeArsl
arrived IN Omaha over The North western
was made uI Es a pHrr Of 1ha Overland
Limited Oh the Union Pacific. which is
slower lrEin rhAn the one taken By
Nj, VANDERBILT
Nj Hearst Iefr his car Et Cuiun stanton
aud walked I'D and d0wn the platform for
ten minutes fur q hreHuh q fresh air
There were few people aside from the
Pullman conducts and tie PORTER. who
knew him. de is bound for pHIa Al1a
Cal where he VIII spend Christmas win
hIs mother, MS. Phoebe Hearst.