. The Street railway journal . ment of a section of the tramway in that city, whichis controlled by Wehrner, Beit & Co. Mr. Worswick was form-erly a resident of Canada, and has recently been engaged in in-stalling electric railway equipments in Port Elizabeth and CapeTown, South Africa, which systems are also owned by the firmhe represents. MP. F. O. RUSLING has recently been appointed generalmanager of the Port Elizabeth Tramway Company, Port Eliza-beth, Cape Colony, South Africa. Mr. Rusling is very well knownthroughout the street railway field, and was formerly generalmanager of the Rochest
. The Street railway journal . ment of a section of the tramway in that city, whichis controlled by Wehrner, Beit & Co. Mr. Worswick was form-erly a resident of Canada, and has recently been engaged in in-stalling electric railway equipments in Port Elizabeth and CapeTown, South Africa, which systems are also owned by the firmhe represents. MP. F. O. RUSLING has recently been appointed generalmanager of the Port Elizabeth Tramway Company, Port Eliza-beth, Cape Colony, South Africa. Mr. Rusling is very well knownthroughout the street railway field, and was formerly generalmanager of the Rochester (N. Y.) Railway Company. Beforegoing to Rochester, Mr. Rusling was superintendent of the Buf-falo Railway Company. Mr. Rusling will sail for Port Elizabethabout April 6, and will take with him the best wishes of his manyfriends in the United States. MR. H. P. BRADFORD, formerly general manager of theCincinnati Inclined Plane Railway Company, has recently ac-cepted the position of general manager of the Compania del Fer-. J. S. KIDD 234 STREET RAILWAY JOURNAL. rocarriles de Destrito Federal de Mexico, the company owningthe street railways in the City of Mexico. Mr. Bradford will as-sume the position recently resigned by Mr. T. H. McLean, whois going to Toledo. Mr. Bradford, as is well known, has had along experience in electric railroading, and is well fitted for theposition which he has assumed. MR. LOOMIS ALLEN, formerly superintendent of the trackdepartment of the Syracuse Rapid Transit Railway Company,has been promoted to the position of assistant general Allen has been superintendent of the track department of thisroad since April r, 1805, and has had charge of all the construc-tion work since that time. He has had several years experiencein the engineering business in various parts of the country andis intimate with every detail of the work. His promotion was se-cured by faithful and efficient service. MR. EDWARD E. WESSELS, who was formerly generalmanager o
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