The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-10
Hills DUTCH GUEST
A. Oppenheim, a Hollander, De-
scribes Visit With Northern
Securities President.
Mr.. Hill Told Merger Secrets, but
Mr.. 0ppenheim Doesn't 'sDe-
scribe Those.
Special to Tho Journal :

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s;scrihes 1tI1e nnrthwasf = = ta11s ahoHts
his visit with r - IJt1i -i,,+,od,,oes tha
IA nous ..fortv.do1iarl cow ~ ~ aLas=
+Ia ,aive Gacyora+ia oqW ~ CIT , 4het
he dWa1,s wifh s.tia, ~ -. ho.,s s "a,
dasiraus ~ sl,nw,ra p ,Iat .n1endid
,ossass;on the shares " ~ q Nprthe,,,
sacnritiea companv 80 = :.
M 0nnanIaina da q. 1,is Io,,r.
new to Gh;caa wte, Seii he ais .s ou
the museum ana We" Wnnda a.. Whv The.
with glass So that one co,ld see tIeno
only very badly. When the attend
ant told him that that was becaIse
the people mauled then, otherwise. he
fastened to get out Of the town. He
reached st. Paul. He saws: e.
'"The reception II met with from
Louis w. Hill had been most kind.
The father lanes I g HiIi race s ive d., nsa
with the greatest heartiness. I spent
a few DAYS in the family circle Sc This
great railway. king. Before we spoke
Of business I admired his brilliant col
lection Of pictures, among Which were
MANY grand pict,1res IF Corot zDunrez,
Troyon Millet, extraordinarily good
ones of Courbet, Delacroix. Rousseau.
etc. OF our Dutch masters onlv
ona IF Isra ,es oiie - iiJs ~ aris' anu
AFTER a cosv hreakfast with the
family T went with M. Hill to his
| library. We sat 4 there the whole
morning TALKING rather Mr.. Hill
able man of 65 who has the apnear-
ance Of a man Of so and who looks at
you from under his heavy eyebrows
from those dark eyes Of his as tho he
would penetrate Won to vorr Utmost
soul. Sometimes when Mr.. Hill
touched unpn the praat@ difficuItias
which he had had re s SIR orrt thare
came over his feafnres sonoewhat
! sad smile which 4, Ysonn d;sanneared
/ however. To my great regret cannot
give n,in,,ta rs,6,.f ~ v,.la.ol
ton because Mr. Hi, innres sn,iv mon S
me that it was ahso1I,te1v con6danfia1
T. "Of course T smoke with Mr. Hill
about the. Northern Securities .Ioa+tar
Mr.. Hill took the matter verv n,Iiet1v
If the supreme court conf7rroad 10
absurd verdict Of Mr. Knov ali 40
deals of the New York Cantra1 u,Id-
SON Pennsv1vanio Tl1inoi. $500 49,
many other comnanies un,,1d 10 81 COY
and wo11ld sior, ,,,,n, +ra,, &c 'e e.
- 1,;,,,saIf oooo9io1l Ilucn trouple: As
j should be verv sorry Of Da p,,.e h,, t
otherwise IT wa n,,ita ,i,,5;eea, 20 ~ ~
him for-ands here ~fo11ouadls . .3nth ~ -,
confidential Communicates from NJ.
4 Hill 80 8 -
''After lunch T accompanied Mr. r4il,
/ to his farm. about twenty Toi1as d,.i,,e
from his residences sSI,,,o ~, s.os - -
small American ~conve1ra,,oa fa,e 49,
/ persons-drawn nv "a 1,ai,. ~ ~
horses. Mr.. Hill drove l.i~osa,f, :: s..""'>
"what a fine farm. tooi~A'~'0t = - .
Among other things >,there~< ver<
about 200 horses, 500 cows and caIvas
| 1000 head of swine. sheen, 1ar ,h S'e ete
Mr.. Hill vas farai1i,, sv III, lanlps, etc
to the very Smallest details Wis., W. e,,li ~
came to a COW that had +a1a, e.. -.
prize for the hest mill 10 80 -. a =; -
evident pleasure that this cow xyiaIdel
about rs cents a, dav ~, aho,;+ eosI
year. ~ ~
GA good little cow ia q ,o+ ., NJ.
), Hill asked. smiling Az - ~ =" :
i Here Mr.. Onne1, l;a;,,o aro,o,, -. -
, dissertationl ~, az 49, 80 III 1on1