The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-22
NATIONAL: CLERGY
II BUREAU REMAINS
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Angeles and the National Buttermak-
ers to San Francisco were referred to a
committee on transportation.
Cadets attending the United States
government. schools will be obliged to
continue to pay full fare. An applica-
ton requesting that the embryo naval
commanders be granted half fare priv
ileges was voted down.
The next session of the Transcenti-
mental Passenger association will be
held in st. Louis the third Tuesday in
November
At yesterdays meeting Chairman
Charlton read a rule of the association
which prohibits the members from ac-
cepting any invitation for entertain
ment until after the business of the or
ganization is disposed Of Mr. Charl-
ton announced that the rule would be
rigidly enforced, so much of the enter
tainment planned by the local mem
bers of the association had to be
abandoned.
Many Are Present
at the Town and Country club: and to-
day they will be entertained at Lake
Minnetonka. Those present at yes
terday's session, representing every
line of road which is member of the
association were as follows
L. M. Allen, Chicago, general passenger
agent, Rock Island; L. j. Anderson, Hous-
ton, Eek, general passenger agent, South
ern Pacific; w. H. Batters, New Orleans,
assistant general passenger agent, South
ern Pacific; w. G.. Gardiner San Fran
cisco, general passenger agent, Southern
Pacific; Carrot Fort, Omaha, Neb., as
sistant general passenger agent, Union
Pacific; Robert Kerr. Montreal, passenger
traffic manager, Canadian Pacific; Maj. S.
K. Hooper Denver, general passenger
agent, Denver & Rio Grande; Antonio II.
Merrill, Chicago, assistant general pas
senger agent, Milwaukee; George III. Lee,
Little Rock, Ark, general passenger
agent Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf;
George IT, Nicholson, Chicago. passenger
traffic manager Santa sFe; w J. Black.
Topeka, Kan, general passenger agent
Santa Fe; John Francis. Chicago, general
passenger agent, Burlington: George j.
Charlton, Chicago, general passenger
agent, Chicago & Alton: c.. A.. Cairns,
Chicago, general passenger agent, North
western; George Morton ST.. Louis gem
eral passenger agent Missouri Kansas g.
Texas; G. S. Crane, st. Louis, general
passenger agent, Wabash; E. z. sBurley,
Salt Lake City, UTAH general passenger
agent, Oregon Short Line; A l.. Craig;
Portland, Or, general passenger agent.
Oregon Railway & Navigation company;
w. E. Conan. Portland, Or, general pas
senger agent, Southern Pacific; c.. S. Fec,
San Francisco, passenger traffic manager,
Southern Pacific; w. r. Galloway, Min
neapolis, general passenger agent, 500
Line; w. S. Thorne, ST. Paul, assistant
general passenger agent, 500 Line; J. p.
Elmer. Chicago, general passenger agent,
Great Western; c. e. Mcpherson, Win
nipeg, general passenger agent western
district, Canadian Pacific; F. J. Held,
Los Angeles, assistant general passenger
agent, Santa Fee; "A. B. Cults, Minneapolis
general passenger agent, Minneapolis g.
st. Louis; A. NJ. Cleland. general passen-
ger agent, Northern Pacific; F. l. Whit :
ney, general passenger agent. Great
Northern S. G. Warner general passen-
ger agent, Kansas City Southern: T.. F.
Cockroft, San Francisco, general agent,
Pacific Mail & Steamship company
The association win remain in SEES
sion until Thursday evening. There
will be a meeting this morning and to-
morrow the passenger men will hold
two meetings and will remain in ses :
sion until all the business on the
docket is disposed of.