... making & wager upon since that day, nor has his identity been disclosed, This is how an American interviewer de- scribes George Francis Train: In Madizon-square under the great maple-tree—there he sat on the bench which he has occupied for one-and-twenty years ...

... altogether apart from the question of the safety of tiie town, and the illegality of the Watch Committee's action. George Francis Train, the globe trotting, inventor of tramways, has completed his scamper round the world. He has done it over beaten tracks ...

... wealthy, bub the aggregate wealth of the masse? has also advanced by bounds. Ib is worse etill in obher countries. George Francis Train is a citi;;eu of the world, j but mostly Irish-American. Although a citizen of the world 1 doubt whether the world ...

... commission. Previous to his occupation of the White ouse, the President-to-be was generally known as Major McKinley. George Francis Train—the most picturesque citizen of the United States—the man who first broke the Jules Verne record of Round the World ...