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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-17
Standing Up For Him.

Miriam. isn't that young Fergus coming to our house pretty often now?"
 ''I suppose he is, mamma
 Do you know anything about hun What is he worth. for instance:"
 Well. he's worth any dozen of t,:c ordinary young men of my acQuatN. ance."
 "Yes, but
 And he's worth S10O a week to the firm he works for, even if he does get only $2o now."-Ch,cago Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-17

TAKEN UP-SUNDAY BROWN PONY
 roach mane with saddle and bridle on. 121S Beech St. 9-14-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-17
Tornado and
 Hail Insurance

Two Of our the-very-best and larg- est companies. with assets of over S31 100000, are writing hail in con- nection witk tornado insurance. Let us write you policy at once. The rates are very low
 The s, ,rm season has hardly be- gun and vet the loses SO far have exceeded any previous year in the history of our state. The wise will protir by the experience Of others Re wise and insure with uy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-17
All t,,s Gan,e.

The "horny ha&,lad" calls what o- lives on pay" 'ae skilled me"haHi wages" the city clerk "sala..'. the banker ''ineome." landowner rent roll, a laWNeg fees" burftar "swag," bat it aH CODES to the satn, in the eNd.-I-ondon Scraps
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-17
FOR RENT.

Dwellings. 2lO Olive st., , rooms 2007 w. Fifth ave, rooms 2009 w. Fifth ave, rooms. 70S Hickory st., rooms and hall 1910 w. Pullen st., 4 rooms Sth and Poplar, rooms and hall 1918 w. 3rd., 4 rooms 511 Spruce st., 3 rooms
 Dwellings (C0lored) 2612 w. 18th ave- 3 rooms 260S w. 18th ave, rooms 1216 Fir st., 3 rooms 1222 Fir st., 3 rooms 1907 w. 9th ave, 3 rooms 1905 w. 9th ave-, rooms and hall 1000 Orange st., 3 rooms
 l have a party desiring to buy a home in the western part of the city. If you have one for sale see me at once. but it must be West of Main street
 Remember I also write Fire, Ac- cident and Steam Boiler insurance and issue surety bonds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-17

FOR RENT-TWO NICELY FUR nished rooms for light house-keep- ing light, gas and bath. FOO Walnut
 street. 8-316t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-17
Is Your Private List of TMPOSSIBILITIES" TOO LARGE?

Perhaps things have been placed upon your Per. sonal Catalogue of Responsibilities which have place there
 Go brayey to work to dscredt your s-to prove that lot of your "mpossble" things possible and feasible And you will find your whole scheme of life readjusted You will find, also that personal individual business cess, WITH THE MEANS AND RESOURCES AT HAND, is really attainable-if your available forces USED.
 Rational iudicious of publicity will enable you to revise your list of mpossibilies" radically that will longer terriiy you-no longer act your iaer-no Code of "Reasons" for your lack of perty.
 Publicity-of the sort you "ahord"-w search oat the person in the city who is really to buy the thing you want sell; thus erasng what may be "Impos sisilty" No from your list It will dispose of what may be "Impossbility" No. your list by enabling to double the number of customers of storechangng . tagging business to busy one-wthout exhaustiny your This calls for 'nerye' your part for faith, sef-assurance But it be done -is being done all of the dme-and Is worth doing.
 thrsosh your list of Responsibilities will found things that persten of advertising space will remed, will "el out" of your list Business obstacles. office Reorganization, household aRnoyances-ese do not be- long your list for publicity remedies tem Interwoveo with all of your affairs. advertising will to play . part your life yta helpful that you will forget that you had . list of responsibilities"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-17
In Doubt.

"Did you ever have appendicitis? said the insurance man.
 "Weil." answered the skeptic. q was operated on Put never felt sure whether 1t was case of appendicitis or case of professional curiosity."- Washiagto Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
WOMAN IS
CAUGHT
TODA =

Lucy lie Blanch. alias Lucy Lud-
ovic. wanted by immigration Off
cials on r charge Of harboring and
using for immoral purposes an alien
woman Jeanette Boyunhal, sub
Jet OF France, was arrested this
afternoon.
Ludovic Dallagioyanna. known In
Seattle as Ludovic. proprietor OF
the Ludovic saloon, SOS Sixth av.
s. was arrested yesterday after
noon on the same charge as that
filed against the woman.
These arrests are the elimination
az an investigation extending over
several months, by Thomas M.
Fisher. foreign immigration inspec-
tor.
Ludovic Is said 10 be the leader
OF a gang which has long been OPP
Grating in the Illegal traffic Of WON.
en-. and which Is believed 20 involve
some wen known Seattle men,
When Ludovlc was arrested yes
to-day. the officers were unable 10
find Lucy Ludovic. A search for
her today resulted IN the discovery
that she was at the home OF Roy
Cayton, who Is the manager of the
Ludovic saloon
BAIL in the sum OF $4,000 was fix
ed Ia the Iudovic case, aud this
afternoon a sufficient bond had not
yet been secured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21

Perhaps you do not know what
that means. bot there are millions
OF people who DO know.
j, h. the Chinese Congratulations
~ the New Year
30 combination 81 the Arabian
letters can bs made 20 indicate what
the sound II Il would be, but that
d is translation.
The new year. shis time the leap
year. begins today u BE- =. G. bfss'
and ~. g." probably means since
Confueiur~ And Leap Year comes
every three years There are
500 days Ia a Chinese year and $50
in the Leap Year
The big celebration BE- on, and for
the next week or ten days the mer-
r, making viii continue. Every
Cainsse store Is closed against all
business ~awfust IL sprinklel on
the floor ta indicate that
Fireworks galore are met With pt
every hand through she Chinese
quarters ~ the city Everyone u
happy Elaborate dinners are spread
az especially prepared IN the land
~ the Dragon and sent over for the
local Chinese Many ~ the dishes
are very rare and valuable. and viii
BE- served only on the occasion Of
The monster banquet 90 b. given me
end ~ next week. when Coon DIP
the newly appointed Chinese consul
afli be the guest ~ honor AZ pres
cnt h. q Ia Portland.
one peculiar feature II the cuH-
toms ~ the Chinese on THE their
New Years day II the manner In
which they greet each other on
meeting when newcomer enters
the room. oach Chlnk graHpa his
own hHnds and shakes them yiEor-
ousiy. smiling and bowling Then.
II the person ia man - rank or
prominence. All the little children
from those able TO tnddle. up. how
before him. and are rewarded BY q
little gift neatly done up IN red
paper. wlth greeting inscribed
upon a. After these ceremonies,
every body has a cup % tea, which
IL always kept handy and hot by
being wrapped IN a specially pre-
pared mat Cigars are passed
around and then the chaitcrlnF be-
Rins.
n they could set drunk on tea.
there would Hurr he lots ~ Nplflicat-
"a Chinks today
The fireworks which are being exc
pioded nearly caused serious acci-
dent this morning 4 bunch II fire
crackers was thrown from "A window
IN front 90 team ~ horses. They
took fright and started ON q mad
rush down the street but were stop
ped before doing serious damage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
GREEN LAKE
OVERFLOWS
WATERS CATCH LABoRERS
UNAwAREs IN DIG TRUNK
SEWER DITCH BELOW.

With no forewarnlng. the waters
OF Green lake. az 3 o'clock this
morning, broke over the dixie be
tween Il and the grand trunk sewer
being built near Green Lake station.
aud for moment imporiled the
lives OF ten men working In the
sewer. Is feet below the water
level
The rush Of the water resemhled
small tidal wave. and the men
experienced some difficulty In get
ting out OF the ditch.
The men we're working under the
direction Of Foreman Mclean. Of
the Grant Smith company. the con
tractors. The lake was later dikod
up and the rush OF water into the
big ditch stopped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
PROBE
CH|CAGO'S
! TRAGEDY
CITY is DEMANDING A
MOST THOROUGH
INVESTIGATION.
List Of Dead Now Placed
at Sixty-Divers Are
Working.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2i.--By u. p
. eoroucra jury viii today go to
The scene ~ yesterdays CRIB dis.
aster, one mile out la Lake Mlehi.
gan. where 90 workmon rushed
from their sleeping quarters only
% be burned 10 death or drowned
by ieapihg into the Icy water 90
the hope of saving themselves on
lee foes
Coroner Hoffman left az noon
fof South Chicago where he will
nmpanei jury With the jurors
be VIII then start for the charred
crib. which lies of the foot OF 6sth
~ No more bodies have been
found IN the uncomploted tunnel
which IA being built under water
from the crib to the mainland as
q part OF chicago's water supply
system
Several men we're caught like
rats Ia trap 10 the biz bore. aud
their Hives we're nnuffed out either
hs water or through Huffnrailuu
Twelve workmun. with flames roar
ipg about them and attlred oniy
IL their night clothes. we're seen
70 hufl themselves into the midst
81 ict cakes. Il ia feared that ali
Of them were not rescued
Divers are today battling with
The moving ice fioea Ia an attempt
20 find any bodies that may Ne b.
meath
The press 81 Chicago demands a
searching Investigation to de-
ssrtHIne who Is responsible Tor the
heavy loss ~ life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
CRAZY MAN WITH STRANGE
HALLUcINATioN NOW m
THE COUNTY JAIL.

"Thev chased mo for 400 miles
and I'm al tired out"
The above was addressed 10 Jaiier
Roberts IN the county jail last night
by Peter Bell one OF the prisoners
held for examination b. the insnn
ny commission.
A. he spoke. Bell sat down, wag-
god hts head mournfully and wiped
Imaginary Precipitation from his
forehead.
There are seven ~ EN- he add
ed. and. myi how they do hate me,
They can run fast, too. and would
have caught me. but I fooled EN-.
I Jumped over one mountain and
then over another, Ho they couldn't
see me"
Bell waa brought in few days
aero. and h believed 10 be insane.
fIe cannot remember anything about
himself His past II O blank ~
the present time hc labors under tho
impreann,n that seven men are
after him Last night he would not
sleep alone. he wanted to crawl 80
with the other prisoners. believing
that the seven men were seeking a
chance to lnjuFe him.
OF the four men 10 come before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
UNKNOWN CREATES
MERRlMENT I'm
COURT

For about two minutes and 81
seconds courtly dignity was abau.
doned 10 the court Of Justice of The
Peace Carroll to witness the iudi.
cruuH pantomime engaged Ia bv
naiilff samuel Bollix and an un-
known
While technical point Of law
was being argued between two bar
ristera, in walked an Unknown. He
was evidently from MaHon's cor
uerH or some rural community. and
this was Huatnntiated by his later
actions OhlivinuH ~ court ctiquet.
he stood Just outside uf the railing
with his hat on his head. And here
the curtain rose.
The unlenown's attention was
called ~ Bniliff Boliix by tho latter
rising from his chair Up went The
hailiffa hand, motloning for thu re-
moVai Of the Unknowns hat Mlr~
taking the meaning. the unknown's
face became wreaihed Ia smiles and
he returned the bailffg supposed
aalutation. Bollix again motioned
and then again the Unknown re-
turned the aaiutation, With fervcnt
bows. By this time the Judge ami
the h1rrlatcra attention was at.
tracted ana the ludicroua situation
brought forth peal after peal Of
laughter when the haliiff was nuf-
ficirnty recovered he walked 10 the
Unknown and told him 10 remove
his hai-"pioaac"
The meaning Of the supposed
salutation then dawned upon the
Unknown and II was a shceplsh re-
treat that he beat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
GREAT BLOW
COULD Be
STRUCK
PACIFIC COAST is AT
THE MERCY OF
JAPANESE.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 2i.--By
". P.--''if Japan desired 10 do
30 shc could descend upon cur
shores Of the Pacific ocean ard
% great injury before ~e
could rstaiiaie." today declared
Former Mayor PheiAn. of san
Francisco. who ia here IN the
interes, of legislation affecting
tire Pacific coast.
BE declares that various coast
cities requested the president last
SUMNER 20 keep the Atlantic fleet
ID the Pacific ocean bat that the rc
pl3 Mas that the original program
would be- carried out
That left our coast unprotected.
aald Ar Phclan. You viii remem
bar that Japan Htruck Russia when
the Ruaslans least expected Il and
attacked Port Arthur while Russia
was feiFninR Japan would do the
aamc 70 the United States II
sneh thing happened we would
have thousands % enemies In out
midst
Hawaii " even worse of"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
~ ALL GOES WELL HE WILL Dc
AT OLYMPIA SUNDAY AND
INAUGURATgo MONDAY.

Adyiccs received in Seattle today
are to the effect that Governor elect
cosxrove will leave Paso Robes for
Olympia tomorrow morning. reach.
Ing Oakland tomorrow night and u
railroad conditions will permit ar.
riylng In Portland on Sunday morn.
INK. and Olympia on Sunday night
The governorelect will be formal
~ INDICTED into office on Monday
and after attending 10 3 few I'm
portant affairs regarding appoint.
menta. viii depart on his return TO
paso Robles on Monday night or
Tuesday morning
Adviccs from Pnso Robes this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
BY
WASHOUTS
NILES or RAILROAD TRACKS
ARE WASHED OUT IN EAST.
ERIN PART or STATE.

SPOKANE. Jan. 2t--ny q. p
All trains. except those on the Wal.
lace branch Of the o r. a ~. have
been blocked BY serious waHhoniu
on the klparia Spokane division.
High water AZ Odessa. Wash. has
washed out the Great Northern
tracks and bed for nearly half
mile. and all roadbeda in Eastern
Washington are IN bad shape.
Trains are running far behind
scheduled time Train service west
Of this point Is practically sua.
pended
The Northern Pacific tracks have
been washed out &c sprague. Wash.
and all traffic from Spokane west
has been blocked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
DIES AT HOME
WHILE WIFE is
AWAY AT WORK

Martin Collins, lahorinE man,
who for the past week had been
ON a big spree, while his wife.
Maggie Collins. was laboring some
where In Seattle. was found dead
I'M their cabin, az Rainier Reach,
last night when his wife returned
from her hard days work
II was at first thought the man
had committed suicide. but exam
nation showed that heart failure
had been the cause OF death
He was member OF Lodge 2s6.
w. o. W.
The last seen of the man alive
was when he returned from his
usual walk to the street car which
Is over a mile from the home. with
bis wife AT that time he com.
planned OF feeling IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
COSGROVE TO START
NORTH TOMORROW

morning say that the governor IL
very greatly improved and, but for
weakness consequent upon his Ions
illness. il In splendid health Ne
spent . portion 81 yesterday In an
automobile ride with George
Kieiser. Of Portland. aud after
reaching the hotel. showed no ~
effects from his outing he 10 IN
much better health today than he
has been ~ any time since the cleo.
ton. and believes that with a few
more months In California. he viii
be able 20 return 10 Olympia IN per
feet health aud quite capable % cas-.
Ing for ali Of the duties Of the Of.
flee OF governor.
Howard CosgrOye. son ~ the gov.
ernof.eleci. who ia nov At Olympia.
AZ private secretary 70 the governor.
will meet his father az Portland
and accompany him 20 Olympia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
LITTLE LUSTY LUNGS"
is LOOKING FOR A HOME
PRETTY WAIF LEFT AT
THE NEW CITY
HALL.
Babe But Week Old Left
to Fight It's Way in
Cruel World.
Who wants a baby7

Who wants baby7
a handsome baby. too. With coal
black eyes and black. curly hair.
And he's only one week old But
he's a plump little rascal and has
a pair Of lungs.
His namez
That's what Police Aatron Mrs.
Margaret DE Han would like 10
know.
No one knows where he came
from or how he got there
Found by John Wilson.
lie was crying as though
bis little heart was breaking when
John Wilson. a shingle weaver, Of
Ballard. found him tucked behind a
board az the entrance to the new
city hall shortly before daybreak
this morning
Close to the little chaps side lay
a halfflled milk bottle at which
the tiny tot was making spasmodlc
grabs but could not quite reach
The wee BIT % humanity was
carefully wrapped In a warm wool
on comforter The only article OF
wearing apparel on the tots body
was little mighty bordered
With hsud-worked forget-me-nots.
Wilson WIS nearly gtampeded
when be discovered Little Lusty
Lungs As the baby's red lips
closed over the business end OF the
milk bottle. the tiny chap blinked
al his rescuer and commenced 10
gurgie and twist bis little face ia
the old. old way which fathers and
mothers have loved since time
began.
Taken 10 Masron.
Awlwardly but tenderly the big
ehlngic weaver raised the little
founding in his arms, and. shield
ing the tots head with his hat to
prevent rain from falling on the
chubby red cheeks. Wilson took
his surprise package 10 the home OF
Police Matron De Han.
The tears ceased to course down
the plump little checks when Mrs.
DE Han warmed over his bottle OF
milk and be now cooes aud gurgles
and wonders what the whole
trouble is about
Mrs De Han says Little Lusty
Lungs il not for sale but II any
reputable family wants him to raise
az their own. he Is theirs.
Just who placed the chap be-
hind that board probably viii never
be learned but
Who wants a baby?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
NAVIGATION AIDS
FOR THE SOUND

WASHINGTON. -. g.. Jan. H.
By u. Secretary Straus has SUBJ
mittad to the house estimates for
for lights and other
aids 20 navigation IN Puget sound
na follows Point Heron light and
fae signals, S3,40O, Point Glover
fight and fog signals. ss.4e0. Apple
Gore Point light and fog signals.
$4,000, hush Point light and fog sig
nails, &a,A00, Marr0wstone Point
lirht and fog signals, siIAuo; Point
Partridge light vessel, SEQ eco. slip
Point light and fog signals. $1,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
MIND WENT
TO The BAD

II was Learned today that the man
who Jumped 20 his death IN the bay
yesterday afternoon from pier 3 was
Robert -. McManua. b0stbuildor.
81 ~ Lakeside uv, near Leschl
park
From those who know McManua
y was aiso learned that bee had been
acting qneefly for several days city
Defective Frank Clark found that
On Dec q AcManua paaned his
signet ring. and his watch On jan s
az a First as paWnahGp
No effort De- being made 10 re-
cover the body ~ FAR a. can be-
learned HeMauus leaves no reia
fiycf ia this aectiOu of The country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
SEATTLE CUT OFF FROM
OUTSIDE WORLD TODAY
ONLY ONE TRAIN LEFT
THE UNION DEPOT
TODAY.
flood Situation Through
out the State Grows
Worse.

All through malls from every
direction are held up and the
train service out OF Seattle ls
cut off. No mail from any point
not In this immediate district
has been received since 10
o'clock last night.
Two miles o. landslides Also
tutely block the Great Northern
railroad between Seattle and
Everett. Floods throughout the
state have ali other railroads
Blocked.
Postmaster Russell cannot
even guess when the natl serN-
ice 10 and from points not IN
she immediate vicinity Of Sc
attic will become anything like
normal
No trains left the Seattle Union
depot to-day up until noon. when
snc lone Great Northern train pull,
vi out tentatively for 81 Paul with
he chance Of getting as far as the
hast slope OF the Cascades. II good
hick and plenty OF Il Is encoun.
cred
Another train over the Northern
Pacific will leave az $50 O'Clock
his evening. II previous lnforma.
ion does not render such action
htile.
The Great Northern Is completely
Stocked between Seattle and
Everett BY q series of iandslid.s
IN one section the line Is blocked
for a distance Of two miles By slides
AZ short intervals
The food situation Is very grave
oday. as every road Is at last forced
10 admit The last Eastern train
10 leave the station yesterday was
40. n. the through Kansas City
tram on the Northern Pacific. SO
Gar. It's progress has been fair. and
a. yet Il Is bus few hours late
Yesterday all trains arriving
from the east we're marked NJ
slther as cancelled. indefinitely late
or as transferring passengers q
made-ap trains az the point nearest
tho stAlllng of the through train
No. on the Northern Pacific was
remade AZ EllensbnYg aud arrived
here only = mere trifie Of rs hours
behind time. Today there j. az
nc chance Of its arriving az al.
Every river east Of the mountains
Is a raging masistrom Of bridges
ties. chicken coops. pix stxs. and
ali the spoil Of a falhfledged flood
The continued warmth has penetrnf
"a the hearts OF the mighty noun
tair snow drifts. and from thou
sand canone and erevasses. tiny
streams OF water hurry Ia mad
eagerness 10 Join each other N the
grand rampage
On this side 81 the divide. e0ndi
tons are but little better. only the
country Is more sparaeiy settled
ard the railroads are not compelled
90 follow the stream beds in theft
course across the hills The White
river AZ Auburn r. running eight
feet deep In a channel not used
for many years. The Duwamiah u
bank fun. and has swept away guam
titles OF psllng and lumber At West
Seattle.
Floods are reported Al south Parl
and IN the vicinity Of Greenwood
av.. IN the northern Fart II This
cify. AZ the county engineers office
today. This morning County
Engineer Morrison Jeff 70 inspect
the districts and ascertain II ans
damage resulted
Postmaster Geo. y Russell stated
today that no outside mail, with the
exception Of that frum towns In ths
Immediate vicinity. had been re-
oaived since 10 D. ~. last night ~
also said 20 mail is expected ~
today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
WANTS MAIL TUBE
WITH THE SUB WAY

Chamber Of Commerce. whose com.
mittee to consider the matter re.
ported In lie favor January 18th.
The chamber In ia communication
to Mr.. Houlllon states that their
committee has corresponded with
similar organizations In other
cities. notably New York and
Boston. where mail service OF this
kind has proved TO be a great public
convenience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21

Superintendent OF Public Utilities
A. v. BoulIlon this morning recon-
mcnded 20 the corporations com
mlttee Of the city council. that In
the event of the granting Of q sub
way franchise 20 any parties,
clause providing fof an automatic
pneumatic tube mail service be
included
Mr Bouiil0ng recommendation
WIS made az the suggestion OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
DIVORCED WIFE
SUES AFFINITY

TACOMA. Jan ~ by u. p
MIS-. Carrie wilkinson has filed
salt against her divorced husband
ia the superior court, asking t65 a
mouth allmony and the costs OF the
action. She also filed suit
against Mary Adamaon, who ne.
cehfiy came 20 Tacoma from 81
paul where the Milkinsons former.
Is hesidcd asking $4,000 for alien.
ailnR Wliklnaon'H affections by
threats upon his life, caiolory aud
otherwise"
Mrs Adamson, who ~ a widow
filed an answer 10 the suit. charg
Ina that the cetrangemont between
the wilklusons rs due solely to the
lntterg own actions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
MANY RESERVATIONS
FOR BOOSTER TRAIN

eiut i6 reservations remain FOR
the California excursion which Is TO
leave Seattle on Feb. 20 under the
auspices Of the Seattle and Tacoma
Chambers Of Commerce. The pri-
mary nhJeet oi inc excursion ~ 90
boost the Alaska Yukon Pacific ~
position IN oregon ana California
The train vii be composod 90 six
Pnllmana two diners ana an ohser-
walton car.