St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-28
BRAKE BEAMS.

w. A. McAndrew and wife will ar
rive in ST. Paul Wednesday morning.
after an extended trip on the coast. Mr.,
McADdreW is principal of the Pratt In
Stllute High school, Brooklyn, n. Y.
He has been busy for many weeks i'm
travelling over the Great Northern col.
lectlng data, the whole to be incorporat
ed Ill book, The Great Northern
Country" OF which Mr.. McAndrew is
the author. This will be truly elegant
work, and will appear next month.
General Passenger Agents Fee, of the
Northern Pacific, and Whitney, of the
Greal Northern, LETT Sunday night for
chicago, to attend an important meet.
ing held there yesterday. Its object WA,
TO make all attempt 10 revive tile Old
tranScuntinenIal association, particular
~ SO Tar as passenger traffic is con-
cerDed. 1he tranScOntinental lapsed
about Two years ago. Since then sort
OF go-as-you-pIeaoe policy in rates has
prevailed.
1t Is probable that on Sept. the read
Justment of North Pacific coast rates
VIII be made. This is made possible bv
the change in front made by the
Northern Pacific OH the Canadian Pa
cine dftferentialS question. 1t is
proposed to advance the rates with the
understanding that these differentials
are not to be exceeded. Of course this
Is simply another experiment.
G A!circular has appeared announcing.
over the signature of General Manager
Whltcomb, of the Wisconsin Central
the promotion of c. L. Wellington. from
the office OF general freight agent to
that OF traffic manager. j. Z. Mackinnon
has been promoted to the office of gen
eral frelghtagent.
y. b. Grant, chief clerk for General
Superintendent McKinna,o of the Eastern
district of the Great Northern, has gone
TO Milwaukee. He will look after the
removal to this city of the household
effects oil Mr.. Mckluna, who will estab.
llsh his lareS aud penates in the SANITY
City.
The proposed rate of fare and one
third TO points i'll Eastern Connecticut
territory Tor distances not in excess of
200 miles, on account Of Labor dey cele
bratlons. has been negatived. This
VIII not chahge arrangements hitherto
made on account of Labor day.
A rate of fare and one-third is author
lied to New Ulm on Oct. Is ana II on
account OF the annual meeting of the
German Catholic Benevolent Society of
Minnesota.
A special meeting OF Eastern con-
Meeting lines to consider the question of
special excursions brtween terminals
Will he held at Chicago today.
The funeral of President Newell. of
the Lake Shore railroad. will take place
at his residence, 34S Ontario street. Chi
cago, at 2:30 p. III. Wednesday.
The Y. +. S. G. E. for their state con-
vention at Winona, Oct. 1921, have OBJ
tanned rate of fare and one.thi-d for
the round trip.
And now the Wisconsin Central saws
it will meet the rates made by the 500
and Omaha, on account OF the Mime
sofa state fair.
George S. Stebbins, West Surerior.
recently appointed ticket agent fcf the
Great'Northern, was in st. Paul yester-
day. 0''o'
Will Dixon, of the Milwaukee CITY
ticket Office. is playing the role of lzaak
Walton at Mackinac Island.
Oct. 2, instead OF Oct. l, is the limit
now liked on homescekerS' excursions
over the Iowa Central.
Lyman Sholes, Omaha, division super.
intendent OF the Omaha line, is in the
city.