Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15

.uuarlerS4 at Decp Greek lInSre. are Oh
fees of the canal superintendent MIR.
5. w. Gary, and two waiting rooms be-
low and rooms for company uses above.
Bell telephone system connects all
parts of the canal and leads to Norfolk
and all outside points.
FIRST BOAT THROUGH.
The first boat to go through the new
canal was the small steamer Hardin
ger, owned by the Norfolk, Virginia
Beach and Southern railway. 1t went
through August ED. Business has open
ed Web already and the arrival list at
Deep Creek already shows up well. The
largest Philadelphia barges are now
going through, some of them drawing
over eight feet.
The Nettie was in command of Cap
tain Caleb Toler yesterday. The Ocean
View WAS commanded by Captain Ike
Toler, with Ben McHorney as mate for
the trip.
PERSONNEL OF THE PARTY.
The party on board the Ocean View
was composed as follows: From Balti-
more--W.sB. Brooks Jr, Alexander c..
Browlf j. Wilcox Brown, e. r. Wood
e. X. Spence, vice-president Mercantile
Trust and Deposit Company; John A.
Whitrdge, banker: II. c.. Tunis, lum-
Der; George Il. Sloan. lumber; Clarence
Shriver, president Ericsson Steamboat
Company; John l.. Blake, president
Guardian Trust and Deposit Company;
Lieutenant Charles w. Kutz. Engineer
Corps. u. S. A.; l.. l.. Jackson, Frank
A. Furst, r. Dougherty, tug boat
owner; Reuben Foster. president and
manager Baltimore, Chesapeake and
Southern Railway; Lewis Dill, pres-
dent Lumber Exchanges; j. VIM. Mid
dendorf, banker; n. w. James. John S.
Wilson, president Baltimore, Chesa-
peake and Atlantic Railway Company;
Charles Webb, Frank S. Hambleton,
banker; Francis p. Redwood, broker;
f. Edmunds Foster, John c. 'Wrenshall,
chief engineer OF the Canal Company;
j. f. Sinton, secretary and treasurer of
the Canal. Company; Hy. Williams
president Weems Steamboat Company;
w. G. III. Stump, H. j. Bowdoin, Stuart
Rearney, secretary Canton Company;
delbaum, p. N. McLaren. banker and
broker; c. p. Paine, Joseph II. Foard.
president Jos. r. Foard Company:
James Whitney. Col. Walter S. Frank
lin, vice. president United Railways and
Electric Company; Andrew D. Jones,
George Blackstone, ]. l.. Blackwell,
Judge John II. Langhamer, chief Judge
Appeal Tax Court; j. NJ. Hood. presi-
dent Western Maryland Railway; j. c.
Distler. Jr., T.. b. Huntin, lumber: J..
G. Whitney. traffic manager NJ. and NJ.
T. Co, at Baltimore: w. F. Coyle. S.
l.. Davidson, and VIM. Casey. From
Philadelphia w. Mum, Charles
Halyburton, Jr., Fl, c. Knight C. L..
Nicholson. T. 3. Rice. From Washing
ton, ID. CT l.. Biscoc. From VIII
mington. Del.-TTrank G. Robb. From
Wilmington, N. CIV. G. Elliott.
From Edenton. n. CT. y. Pruden. Of
Prudcn & Pruden. From Suffolk-H.
.P. Brooks. From Pittsburg. Pa.-Os-
car Marterer. From Elizabeth City. n.
ca. G. Hathaway. w. W. Griggs, T..
t. Aydelett. ], d. Creccy, Charles II.
Robinson, II. o. Pryor. G. w. HollowelI,
George b. Pendeton, G. w. AIelick, j.
Lindsay, Col. VIM. FL. Stewart, DR..
VIM. SEMINOLE. From Wallaceton-
Capt. John G. Wallace, ]. c. Lynch.
From Trenton. n. J.-H. w. Dunn.
From South Mills--J. II. Foster. From
Hertford--T G.. Skinner. From Deep
Creeks. w. Gary. From Norfolk
Caldwell Hardy, cashier Norfolk Ma
tlonal Bank; Judge II. S. Garnett.
James Z. Leigh. Capt A. ]. Hudson
Key Compton. general agent Bay Line.
M. b. Crowell. general agent Old Do.
minion Steamship Company: Cant. Os-
car II. Smith, G.. NJ. Serpell. genera,
manager Norfolk and Carolina rail
road; j. A. Upshur, general agent
Chesapeake and Ohio: r. II. Wright
agent Merchants and Miners, Trans.
portation Company: NJ. *. King, gem
erai manager Norfolk and Southern
railway; Col. III. G. Hudgins, general
freight and passenger agent Norroil.
and Southern railway: w. II. White
w. /. Brooks, c. Fosberg, RI M
daugh. Edmond Christian. DR.. South
gate Leigh, X. b. Cooke. general freight
and passenger agent New York, phl-
adclphia and Norfolk railroad: l.. s.
Foote. Thomas r. Ballcntinc. r. "
Leigh, cashier City National Bank. II
way; 10. a. Buell., S. Carskaddon, ]. "
Outten.
PRESS REPRESENTATIVE
The press was represented as follows.
Baltimore Sun. w. Il. Coyle; Baltimorc
american. s. l.. Davidson; Baltimore
Herald, VIM. Casey: Virginian-pi,nt
l.. $. Foote; Portsmouth Star, Col VIM
H. Stewart.
The press is under obligations to Mr..
8. w. Gary, of Deep Creek, Superin.
tendent and Collector OF the Cana,
Company, for much valuable Informal
ton. ma
OFFICERS OF THE CANAL CO.
The officers of the Lake Drummond
Canal and Water Company are as fol-
lows: w. b. Brooks, Jr., president: 7
u. Sanford vice-president and general
manager; Caldwell Hardy, treasurer
J. f. Sinton, secretary and assistant
treasurer. Observation-Disclosures Brown
w. y. Brooks, Jr.. II. j. Bowdoin. ]. r
sanford, Robert G.. Davidson, Basil B.
Gordon, Caldwell Hardy, Thomas p
Bailentine and Edward Stabler. Jr.
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