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Show GOAT 18 8HIP'S PASSENGER. Will Supply Milk for Sick Baby-Barred Baby-Barred from First Cabin. Now York. Should a goat bo taken na a first cabin passenger? Is ono of tho many questions which havo nrlsen during tho wook to drive J. C. Horton, general pnssengor traffic managor of tho ocean steamship company, to distraction. dis-traction. This question camo up when James Harding of Glens Falls, N. Y., notified tho company that he, his wife and their Infant daughter, Florence, desired to sail on tho steamer City of Savannah. Miss Florenco Is very dollcato, nnd undor n doctor's advlco she has been drinking goat's milk, so Mr. Harding notified Mr. Horton that tho goat that had supplied tho milk would accompany accom-pany them. Ho suggested paying first cabin faro for tho milk supply, and giving tho animal a room to horsclf. Bellovlng that "Miss Nannlo Goat" would not add to tho attractlvoness of tho ship's list, Manager Horton sought to porsuade tho father that tho goat would bo as well cared for If put In tho Btcorago. Tho outcomo of all this was that when tho City of Savannah sailod tho goat wont nlong, but not as a cabin passenger. Dim was put In comfortable, quarters between be-tween decks. |