Tuesday morning was the time for the party to proceed to the Japital, and the Royal train pulled out for Ottawa sharp on time. The 'Canadian Pacific Railway has placed train, specially equipped for the visitors, at their disposal, and it) 'Will be used during the whole trip. The train cons pf which has been specially ed for its particular use, ey the baggage car, which' contains mong other things, a dark room for the use of the newspaper photo-'Braphers and a shower-bath for the use of the staff, There are two coaches for the princes, two for Mr, and Mrs. Baldwin, and other! coaches for the staff. "Exch car is named, and the whole train is paintpda deep red and trimmed with Bold. Every item has been carefully thought out and the train is the Jast word in transportation efficiency amd luxury.
On the arrival of the Royal party at Ottawa they were received by the Governor-General, Lord Willing. on, and members of the Government. The reception at Ottawa was no le<s enthusiastic than at Mont-! cal, and 25,000 people filled the faguave which faces the Union Sta-railways run special trains on the same dates from points in Eastern Canada and there is a flat rate from points in Quebec and Ontariod of $18 to Winnipeg and from there fon the rate is half a cent a mile to the destination. On the return trip the rate is half a cent a mile to Winnipeg and $20 from there East. The number of men required is decided upon by farmers and railway organizations ant Winnpeg and when the men arrive there they are distributed to the various parts of the West as required.
Many idle men in the cities get 'a chance to work for a few months end a large number of the ha vesters are farm boys in the East who have never been away from home and who want to see something of conditions in the West and when they are there they get a chance to see whether or not they would like to settle in the West rather than carry on in the older districts in Quebec and Ontario.
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