Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-14
THE NEWS OF NORFOLK ON PAGES TWO TIFFF AND nv

snip WOrK, hue cutting ana rOllln2 ma
chimes. railway speed recorders, lamp
ing machines, rivet heating FORCES,
casting cleaners, air motors. Quick-act-
ing self-closng couplings, stay-bolt
tappers. stay-bolt biters, flue welders
ana other articles too numerous to
mention. This exhibit is In charge of
MeSsrs. w. o. Duntley, general agent,
Chicago; Thomas A. Aldcorn. Eastern
agent. New York; ]. NJ. Towle. Boston
agent; Sidney Wheelhouse. Southwest
ern agent, ST. Louis, Mo-, and II. S.
Hunter. Pittsburg.
Near the Chamberlin pavilion are the
following: Consolidated Car Heating
Co, Albany, N. Y: Car heating ap-
pliances
Torsion proof freight car roof, F. w.
Bird & Son.. East Walpole. Mass. and
Chicago, Ill.
Little Giant tools. Standard Pneu-
matte Tool Co.. Chicago and New York
pneumatic tools. Exhibit in charge of
Il. n. Hurley, Of Chicago, and ]. D.
Hurley, of New York
The Cloud Steel Truck Co., of Chi
cago. Exhibit of steel truck and boil
STEERS for freight cars and locomotive
tenders: In charge Of Mr.. c. L. Sulli-
van. superintendent
Standard Coupler Co., of New York
standard steel platform. In charge of
George A. Post. president: H. w. SEES
sions. vice president and A. p. Dennis
secretary.
American Manufacturing Co. 20 Broad
street, New York, car couplers.
CAR EXHIBIT.
This feature is on the Government
railroad tracks back of the Hygeia
Hotel. and is made up of exhibits by
the Pressed Steel Car Co. OF Plttsburg.
pressed steel cars, and dump cars of
the Goodwin Car Co, Of New York.
THE ATT w
The railway press of America is very
largely represented. as follows:
The Railway Age-H. p. Robinson.
president. of the company and editor;
IL. NJ. Wilson. manager. This paper,
with remarkable enterprise, will get out
special convention number. on the
ground. during the seven days of the
conventions of the Master Car Builders
and Master Mechanics, covering the
proceedings of these bodies very fully
They will be handsome geographically
and valuable to members and advertis-
erS.
-TheRailread- Gazette,ef- New York.
weekly, is represented by james H.
Bailey, vice president; Colonel H. G..
I'rout. editor in chief; l.. a. Simmons.
secretary; John NJ. Reynolds. Western
representatives; j. c. Whitridge, asso-
ciate editor; John w Simmons. adver-
Using clerk. The GaZctte's special con-
vention issue. gratuitously distributed
yesterday, is a very valuable and in
teresting number.
Railway Northumberland, weekly;
w. c. Tyler, vice president.
American Engineer, of New York-G.
NJ. Basford. editor.
Railway Journal, of ST. Louis
Railway Master Mechanic of Chicago
w. ID. Crosman, editor; II. w. Lewis,
manager.
Locomotive Engineer. of New York
Angus st. Clair, editor in chief.
Railroad Car journal, of New York
Mr.. Phillips, editor.
THE PROGRAM.
The first session of the convention
will be called to order at 10 a. M, on
Wednesday, June 14th, and the order Of
business will be as follows:
!. Opening exercises.
2. Reading minutes OF last meeting.
8. Address by the president
4. Admission of new members.
B. Reports of secretary and treas
urer.
6.Assessment and announcement of
annual dues.
7. Appointment of nominating and
other committees.
8. Election of Auditing Committee.
2. Unfinished business.
10. New business
IL. Reports of committees.
-. Reading and discussing questions
propounded by members.
ID. Routine and miscellaneous busi-
ness.
Il. Election of officers.
Is. Adjournment