The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-28

Charles M. Hays.
ovember 1879 that Mr. Hays heard the wheels 20 around
he hrst time From the very first revolution he seemed
Ike he liked the hum and go of the passenger bs
S. IN winch he started his railway year later he was
lnsierred to the auditors office but in the same wear too
erk In a once OF me general superintendent chief
me secretary to the general manager Of Cod,s roet
gwestern system In 1884 he left the Missouri Pacific
W accepted similar position the Wabash Two wears
ef ne was appointed assistant general manager o
ae; and ana then hen general manager
&c president of the Wabash That was in ISoa Bv that
az ms tePutatlon as man and manager was worldwide
iroads The English owners Of the Grand Trunk run
Oanaaa mad played with that splendid piece Of property
ing 70 operate from London until had been distanced
nearly every other railroad in America GU
ad o some one convinced them that American rail-
du ,ought TO be run in America Some one s,,goescd
am Galloway. He Canadan-used 10 he sfetu
ent a London Ontario but was then general anaSer of
n "eT IDEAS and British enough for the ee
'm the Vanderbs they offered him good salary away
r With saE lot C "a ,GDs od haven't the
to f he s'e pd 0S Tad ets andey
.. 9ns sp'n no must do i" they urged.
e'ident of the New York Central -''N no"
%<%%
Finally Hays of the Wabash was chosen c,r.r,, ,,,,
er Of the Grand Trunk, and on the first day of aru,
90 he went to Montreal to quicken the dead
Mr. hays have been told enlisted for FIVE years at
5000 year.
wy" "e went 10 Canada he found 1900 miles of road
ming, or rather, making time, from Chicago-tbe rail
"a center of the earh-to Portland on the Atlantic with
Gy branch lines and feeders the most fertile and
~ Is corners OF canada, in Michigan and in Maine He
den selected against the protests of many of the share
We're and not all the directors had faith in his ability 70
''S III hundred dollars in a week
Fmploye who still showed signs of life he encour-
lived hese appreciated the encouragement They had
had IN a quiet, undemonstratve way the new man
WY s"f Ss S fine pSssse Of the
VS.. man, they would have been HAMMER
ca;n II their absence were necessary to its sue
a. 49, is just as good at grinding up as he is at
n%orsn only The up grind attracts the same
ton . pay Of the telegraph operators was very low.
% WSs {, wed only sss many only $40 month
Soc saIS is not worth so much lie, him 90"
TO sn S" ,h1. station siS S found
from thr"t to; whiskers holding down truck
OF r several era, meFed them where to put it. O'''
'''S'' "'''' two fingers and they all nodded their
Opera Ar. that t,t town This operation had
Bellylc Tcsvever he put two men to ,yorL ersr t
vtrcin hall co.rom the right of way grading rip.
opera house. W; steel
here Mt an ea,tesd the people along the line was
QUO vads" pr, ID NOT wait, Mr.; HAYS had intro.
for the night au Branch line trains bad has
' oil ma n nTs@S Is travelling men to work the little
rapidly aud Greater, had stopped that The branch
rush for the doo{ne and through trains were NOT
a large vRcant lditicism of the
the buildings nearefent the improved train ser.
nSs OF the roots q People who wish to travel
~ condagrdtlon which, ~ ~ 'N S'"'''' ""eh 'he
w | cumstHnccs, would hay
~, to half Of the tF1cu general superintend
NIL The school buildings as track man, AS as
s ber ~ tunes but nsion, lifting the joints and
ti, CNtlngushcd before muCster that
' Less of opera house EST
, as insurance $2Uoo the manager was at work
ron. ,,A,o, p - .ssH.--1r agent said he could not
itcd ONSLe Or ACUlNAlOfheatrical business because
m'e u AZ, Al, hold oo-foot drop Hays
In III ne was MADE 1oxernore clear, platforms but
~ OF sdiacah hardened. the passenger
End EhSunto Province N month to month ms the
February 2I.-l230 r. m line gave the public bet
Gu urcle OF Agunalo ond I'd the old ones, and bust
~ suraent ,o,cncl h h hr the freight department
ms e,,ar =, nt' w ~" y Chicago to Portland
N.Y. VI ""'"oah province show a timecard they
in're were several candidate tment could handle
emU army officers, hut thc INV and heavier loco
commission unanimous "a
Irriinm, VINO SURRENDERED durin. meant promotion
sinee bepn sn.b = I,. nht ng for years, and
order degrading his nnTie livery employee on
There were many protests arainsife into the SER
vol pms appointment
70 Captain Greenough OF tho Forty-nrsl
the Iheht Was appointed treasurer al d..rt
was appolntcd supervisor al meeting OF
Rlt me question or the selection OF London hot
Tor the province submitted 60 the Have 1. 80
~ the delesNfions. MaloOs. the form " '~'
scat Of the nsurgent congress- IS the he
town but Ruatan has always been thholders n
- wv vs." ''' nents aud
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