... intelligent explanation from you, the editor of my daily guide and instructor in temporal affairs. Now, Sir, either Mr. George Francis- Train, editor of the Penny Mlagazine, published at La Crescent, Minn., is a madman, or-the millennium is at our gates. Let ...

... elm dynamite, • mind coder. mined by • of • borde of Alm, • brother developed ccemnricity We—lobs& r Tips toot liens George Francis Train toadied knead was about ten yeses ago, vbs. be milled at elate engaged on . &bananas( expedition. A Lady Reporter of ...

... acquired, for other towns have cau and passed Birkenhead, the of the City of the Futur very poor one. So far back as 185 George Francis Train came over { United States filled with ideas a regeneration of street locomotion in | his hobby being tramways, and ...

... histt»ry electrical tract-ion. Electrical traction really began in America. Tramways practically came from America. George Francis Train, one of the most extraordinary talkers, he thought, had ever met, came over and persuaded people take tramways, and ...

... there were yoflm agO. The outlay on Cologne Cathedral w«,rk , ,f restoration was lx*un > ,ws • £1,100,000. „ . • Mr George Francis Train, who still alive in America. was the first man to introduce tramways into England. It was eleven rmre Thursday stnee ...

... a great envy. Frou the beginning of October till -the last day o F *JP*y « h-d less than a dozen open nights.' Mr. George Francis Train, who is sfiH alive ii America, was the first man to introduce tramwa-r into England. ...

... March 2. The Newcastle Finance Committee have ordered the tripe shops in the Market to keep open the whole week. Mr. George Francis Train, who is still alive in America, was the first man to introduce tramways into England. It is said that President Kruger ...

... extensive or varied in tramway matters. lie always has been a pioneer. We lind him associated with that curious character George Francis Train in the construction of the first English tramway, at Birkenhend; be was responsible for the construction of the first ...

... omnibus systelm a that tme was undei.t.e control of an excellent employer, Mr Wilsou. Then came the horse trams. ir (George Francis Train came over, and he told the people what could be done by two horses drawing a. car atong two lines of rail. It was thought ...

... THE INTRODUCER OF TRAMWAYS. Mr. George Francis Train—or Citizen Train. be male hinmelf—is ono of the most minderful num in Jimenez. He made his mark in England many years ago as the first man to introduir tramways into the country, and had gnat difficulty ...

... Tuesday after the tight, meeting on the road the military reinforcements under Sir Robert Nicklo marching to Ballarat. George Francis Train, the weird American, who, though now an old man, still keeps himself under public notice by the wide distribution of ...

... 0. A. R , and of the Military dab. He wee born in New York city. His second wife, Rho sorvivm him, is a daughter of George Francis Train. The last survivor Of the massacre of the Alamo, in Much 1936, Mme. Candelaria, died in Bon Antonio, Tex., February ...