The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-07

Louisville and Nashville. Everybody
had two books with him. One was the
Interstate commerce law, printed IN
this occasion In the month Just past by
/. the Railway World. with .all amend
,nents and additions to, and including
the commerce court act OF June is,
1910. also including the immunity acts,
the Elkins law and the act as amended
on June s. 1910
Priced more highly. apparently, and
guarded much more carefully, was tho
printed book OF "Questions.' There
were enough of these books to go
around, and no more. IL was said
about the hotel that the proofs had
been destroyed and the type thrown
in" in the presence of the conference
managers.
Those In Conference.
Edison Rich, general attorney TOR the
Union Pacific. came on in the name OF
the Hartman lines, which reach about
to the Pacific Hugh K. Chaplin an
swered tho roll call for the Bangor
and Aroostook, which touches the Ca
madam border far up in the potato
country Vice President Edward G..
auckland, of the New Haven, and
Edgar J,idson Rich, of the Boston and
Maine. were there. Rich having Charles
Sumner Pierce with him as assistant
general solicitor.
Besides Buckland, of the New Ha-
Ven, there were two other vice presi-
dents here. These were Alexander
Hamilton. first vice" and general
counsel of the Atlantic Coast Line,
and William Sherman .Ienney, of the
Syracuse, vice-president and general
counsel of the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western.
The others were: General Counsel
500 Line, Alfred II. Brights; Louisville
and Nashville, Henry L. Stone: Cen
1ral Railway of Georgia, Mathew Cum
bingham: Northern Pacific. Charles
wilson Bum; Chesapeake and Ohio,
Henry Taylor Wckham, Seaboard Air
lsine, Leigh Richmond Watts: Delaware
and Hudson, William Strycker Gpyke;
delaware. Lackawanna and Western,
William Sherman .Ienney; Norfolk and
western, Joseph l. Dorgan: Bangor
and Aroostook, Hugh r. Chaplain At.
iantic Coast Line. George 8. Elliott;
western Railway of Alabama. George
r, Harrison; Georgia, Florida and
.aiabama. t. S Halves; Carolina,
Giinchheld and Ohio, ]. Norman Pow
ell; Iowa Central and minneapolis and
81. Louis. George w. Sewers.
atlpIleNS--lJUlCn Pacific. |
Edison Rich. representing the Harri,
man lines; Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacifc. w. T. Dickson; Louisville and
Mf "1s .ns =, William 6. Deering; Nor
Maine Central. Henry B. Clcves; st
n LOUIS and San. Francisco, Fred II. |
Wood. st. Louis and Southwestern
= NJ II West; Virginia Railway. Ii.
ton Monsarrat 60 W.
General solicitors - Pcnnev,y,,;a
Frank !. Gowan New Yo York centrai
lines. Clyde Brown, Boston and Maine.
s EDGAR :: Rich; Atchison. Topeka and
Pacific. Martin l. Clark; Rock Island
Lines, =. B. Pierce; Philadelphia and
R Reading. Charles Heedner; Great
Norsharn, p. G Lindley: Louisville and
and Western. Theodore W. Roth; To-
ledo. ST. Louis and Western, Clarence
T. Brown. 1''e0
General attorneys Pennsylvania
olas and George Stuart Pattison: Chi
cago. Burlington and Quincy. i. NI
shelton; Southern Railway. John X.
Graves. Frank W. Gwathmey and
Line. w e; Kay; seaboard Air Line,
James F. Wright; Alabama Great
southern Railway, Edward Colsten.
assistant general attorney-Balti-
Parker. VI
Assistant general solicitors-Erie. u.
z. Taylor; Boston and Maine, Charles
Sumner.
Special counsel-Adams and Amer
lean Express Company, Thomas B.
Harrison, Jr.; Southern and other lines,
T. Nation Morse; Mobile and Ohio. NJ.
Commercial counsel-Missouri Pa
cffic, James c. Godfrey.
Counsel-Wells-F Express. Chas.
w stockton: Boston and Maine, VIII
liam B. Stickney: Birmingham and At
lantic, L. z. Rosor
Attorneys-Illinois Central. Andrew
Carter.
Others present We're: Lincoln
Greene. freight traffic manager South
ern: e. NJ. Rivinus, assistant solicitor,
Norfolk and Western; Edmund +.
Trabue. district attorney Illinois Cen
tral; william B. McIlwain, division
counsel. Virginia. Coast Line; j. %.
Hall, representing the Georgia. South
ern Florida; p. A. Wilcox, State
counsel lSouth Carolina). Atlantic