The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14
c. & 0. OFFICIALS
COMING CO.. I | [ THIS WEEK + |
Mr.. Potts and Others to be Lo-
Gated in Richmond by Mon-
day.
HEAVY EXPOSITION TRAVEL 81
HEAVY EXPOSITION TRAVEL
Likely That Sunday Excursions
to Seashore Will be Started
This Month.

General Passenger Agent John D.
Potts. Assistant. = General Passenger
Agent " s.; ~ Bronson, Of the ch ,,, I:
clerical force will arrive in. this city
on or before Monday, and will on that
date occupy their, future offices on
Passenger: Traffic Manager Henry W;
Fuller will remain in Washington and
maintain the head of the department
there. but Mr.. Potts will come from
years efficiently done by sNrr. Fuller.
Mr.: Bronson, who was attached to Mr..
Fullcrs Office at Washington, will be
Headquarters here District Passenger
Agent w. o. Warthen will also remove
his office to the suite, in the Mutual
h sang has mot yet bsen paa
senger Agent Robert II. Bowers will
have his quarters in the Mutual Build
Ing or IN the present quarters on Main
busipess to this city is recognition
Of the Importance OF Richmond as a
business centre. Four or five clerks
and stenogra Pliers will be employed
in the offices OF the general passenger
agent and assistant
Both the Chesapeake and Ohio and
Norfolk and Western Railways hauled
a heavy passenger movement from this
return on "Wednesday. Virginia Day.
The Chesapeake and Ohio carried down
about boz IT, LOCO people from this city. and
coaches. with about $50 people. in ad-
ditlon to heavy travel 1 !. on q regular trains
The Seaboard Air Line brought seven
special trains from Atlanta, Savannah
and other Georgia points to the James
town Opposition on Monday. Georgia
Lizard, Of this city. Who looked after
people from Georgia, Including 500
Uniformed Uni rnna., military made the trip t.
4 Virginia. Mr. Leard will leave fol
4 Norfolk to direct the return movement
Fl hs e6 big party ofcrackersc Amone
and other officials and the municipal
officers of Atlanta and many prominent
Georglans from all parts Of the State
ger movement for t tho Immediate future
Mr., Leard said: The weather and thu
consequent delay In completing the ex
, position make the immediate future
movement uncertain. Wo.are antici
: patlns a tremendous exposition business
: over our road in July August. ant
] VIII be prepar red to nandlo 1t in thu
Mr.. Daniels. the railway reporter o
!. the Atlanta JournalT and one, OF tn
!. In Richmond yesterday. and was enter
loft later in the day for staunton /
2 visit friends there before returning,
! The Norfolk and Western and Ches
: npeake and Ohio Railroads will ru
1. special coach cxcurslOnsyto the James
) town, Exposition next Thursday. an
$ mcnt. 1T Is probable that as til
. weather improves and tho zenith
the exposition, Is reaehed that 4 at c9 9ae
Z also. possibly every day. the Thursda
p specials may be counted up mon as reg
ular scheduled events. me outioS
: for enormous passenger business ' !,
railways nnticipatelthat they VIII nay
all they can handle IN July, Angus
!. and September.
An announcement OF. great ,intere
to those who have only smmdays = =
outings was MAGE yes st Ia INT a
now ossA Very likely that the chesapeal
& Ohio Hallway viii resume its su 81,
day outings to the seasshorre. a nna It ~ !,
the first eNcursionI VIII ne oi u, z, :,
day thereafter. 1t vs. expected u
Official announcement VIII pc MAJ
g. In a few days.
Tho seaboard Air Line is not amor !,
inc yo tes ot gnssM t
az the two-cent rate order of the 90
" poration Commission. but the t o.
r. norary lnjunction II the case Nv
to all rial lroads a is eApe'a ,