St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-09
Long and Short Hauls Have
Most Interest for PreSi-
dent Stickney.
Ansel 0ppenheim Has a Weak
ness for Organizing Bust
ness Syndicates.
A Bottomless Pit Keeps One
Official Wide Awake
ALI Night.

4 Il. #. Cakes, President Of the North
/ ern Pacific-Instruction in ethics and
| political economy.
/ A. B. Stickney, President of the st.
Paul & Kansas City Road-Parliament
\ airy law and great alteration for the
long and short haul
/ E. w. Winter, General Manager of the
Omaha-Amatenr photography. and the
| establishment of a school Of law and
| philosophy to get at the ''true inward
hess'' of the interstate commerce law.
G. B. Harris. General Manager OF the
Burlington & Notwithstanding out a
way to stop all roads from cutting
rates and inducing all railroad men to
| be honest.
w. B. Bend, Treasurer of the st. Paul
| code of tactics and general discipline
| for the army and navy of the state of
| Minnesota.
j. j. Hill, President of the Manitoba
Ho1nless COWS and the raising of ruta-
| bagas.
| James Smith, Jr., Counsel for the st.
| Paul d Duluth Road-A treatise on
| poker.
William P. Clough, Second Vice Pres.
ident of the Manitoba = Treatise on
yachting.
William S. MelIen-The art of dane
| Ing, especially the minuet.
| Edward Sawyer, Secretary and Treas
urer of the Manitoba-A new way of
demonstrating the problems in Euclid.
! A. Manvel-The Democratic party.
| G. F. Copeland, of the st. Paul q Du-
luth-Composing operas.
| Joel May. Superintendent of the st.
Paul Division of the ST. Paul & Kansas
| City-BaSe ball.
F. B. Clarke, General Traffic Manager
| of the Omaha-Motive. power on the
Southern ''inventionS."
w. J. C. Kenyon, General Passenger
| Agent of the Burlington & Northern
| Astronomy.
President Minot. of the Minnesota &
Eastern-That bOttomlesS pit on his
| road.
T. A. Wetmore. Assistant Managerof
the st. Paul q Kansas City-The fair
| sex.
J.T. Clark. General Freight Agent of
the Omaha-Mathemat The higher
| class.
w. B. Hamblin. General Freight
Agent of the Burlington Il Northern
| The heavenly bodies.
P. A. Rockwell, of the Minnesota
Eastern-The way to rake in freight
and business. ee
c. c. Upham, Chief Engineer of the
Burlington & Northern-Electricity.
FL. NJ. Pearce, Assistant General
Freight Agent at Minneapolis-Jersey
| COWS.
j. A. Hanley. General Traffic Man
| ager of the St. Paul q Kansas City Road
The different kinds of game in Min
nesota. lila
| II. G. Ives, Superintendent of the
| Breckenridge Division of the Manitoba
road-The science of science.
A. B. Plough, of the st. Paul & Du-
| Iuth Road-HOw to run roads iD Mime
G. W. Warren, Comptroller of the
| Manitoba-The problems in Euclid.
| w. II. Truesdale, Receiver of the
| Minneapolis 81 st. Louis Road-How to
! un a railroad on air.
| III. M. Flower. Claim Agent of the st.
Paul & Kansas City Road-The arts and
sciences in connection with Grover
| Cleveland and tariff reform. q
M. j. Roche, travelling passenger
agent of the st. Paul q Kansas City
| rOad-Base ball.
| J. A. Hamilton, local treasurer of the
Omaha-The st. Paul board of educa-
| ton.
T. J. Delamere, superintendent of
transportation of the Northern Pacific
road-Moral philosophy.
| r. W. Teasdale, general passenger
and ticket agent of the Omaha road
| Millions Paradise Lost.
A. l.. Mohler, general superintendent
| of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Saints Rest.
I j. M. Hannaford, traffic manager of
| the Northern Pacific road-Pacific coast
| business.
| j. S. Mccullough, assistant general
passenger and ticket agent of the
| Omaha road-The Song Of Solomon.
| S. l.. Moore, general freight agent of
| the Northern Pacitic-Cattle tranSpOrta-
| ton.
J. B. Baird, second assistant general
| freight agent of the Northern Pacific
| Tariff reform.
II. G. Hope, superintendent of tele
| graph on the Omaha road-Electricity
E. F. Dodge, general freight and
| ticket agent OF the Minnesota Eastern
| Bachelor dinners when his wife is away.
G. S. Fee, general passenger and
| ticket agent of the Northern Pacific
| Sending emigrants to Montana and
Washington territory.
J. G. Pond assistant general ticket
agent of the Northern Paciiic-Strictly
business.
Ansel Oppenheim, of the st. Paul
& Kansas City road-Business syndi-
Gates.
Charles B. Lamborn, land commits
sioner of the Northern Pacifc-Land
grants.
Northern Pacific road-Law and silence.
E.. B. Wakeman, assistant general
superintendent of the Manitoba-Rail-
road morals.
W. S. Alexander, general traffic
manager of the Manitoba-Freight rates.
E. A. Whitaker, of the Minneapolis d
st. Louis road-PasSenger business.
F. |. Whitney, general passenger and
ticket agent of the Misunderstanding
new roads.
IF. Kimball, of the Minneapolis &
st. Louis road-Freight rates.
d. K. Ford. general claim agent of
the Northern Pacifc-Polite society.
w. J.. FoOtner, manager of express
traffic on the Misunderstanding things
through quick.
S. S. Breed. auditor of the Manitoba
Mathematics and making all the figures
agree.
c. Shields, assistant general superin-
tendent of the Kansas City-WhO he
will put into his cabinet when he is
elected president.
/ j. Brookwater, land commissioner of
the Manitoba road-How to fill up the
new territory opened up by his road
with settlers.
j. B. Rice, superintendent of the Fer
gus Falls division of the Manitoba road
Strictly business.
C. b. KEENAN,. general agent of the
passenger department of Northern Pa |
cifc road--How to gather passengers.
w. d. Washburn, president of the |
500 road-Studying how he can make |
the 500 the best paying road in the |
world.
A. E. Touzalin, president of the Chi |
cagO, Burlington d Northern-How TO |
compel the Burlington 81 Quincy to buy |
out the Burlington d Northern.