. Electric railway journal . charge of theconstruction of the Detroit & Toledo Shore Line, afterwhich he was appointed consulting engineer of the LakeShore Electric Railway, the Northern Ohio Traction &Light Company and the Cleveland, Painesville & EasternRailway. During the Goff-Johnson negotiations in Cleve-land Mr. Ross was employed as an expert adviser by H. Goff. Mr. Ross will give his entire time to the dutiesof the new office. Mr. L. H. McCray, whose appointment as general man-ager and purchasing agent of the Atlantic Shore Line Rail-way, Kennebunkport. Me., to succeed Mr. F. B. K
. Electric railway journal . charge of theconstruction of the Detroit & Toledo Shore Line, afterwhich he was appointed consulting engineer of the LakeShore Electric Railway, the Northern Ohio Traction &Light Company and the Cleveland, Painesville & EasternRailway. During the Goff-Johnson negotiations in Cleve-land Mr. Ross was employed as an expert adviser by H. Goff. Mr. Ross will give his entire time to the dutiesof the new office. Mr. L. H. McCray, whose appointment as general man-ager and purchasing agent of the Atlantic Shore Line Rail-way, Kennebunkport. Me., to succeed Mr. F. B. Kirk, wasannounced in the Elec- tric Railway Journal ofApril 2, 1010, began hisrailroad work with theWinnebago Traction Com-pany, O s h k o s h, Wis.,which he served in va-rious capacities from 1904until 1907, when he re-signed as assistant fore-man of the transportationdepartment of the com-pany to become superin-tendent of the Sterling,Dixon & Eastern ElectricRailway, Sterling, 111. continued with. the Sterling, Dixon & l H. McCray Eastern Electric Radway until March 15, 1908, when he was appointed trainmasterand assistant to the general manager of the Atlantic ShoreLine Railway, Kennebunkport, Me. The Atlantic ShoreLine Railway operates freight and passenger service over95 miles of line. OBITUARY Edward Wiebenson, treasurer of the Stark Electric Rail-way and president of the United Banking & Saving Com-pany, died at his home in Cleveland on April 1, 1910, afteran operation for appendicitis. Mr. Wiebenson was born inGermany in 1859. He conducted a drug business in Iowafor some years, and later went into the same business inChicago. Returning to Iowa he became a private banker atGladbrook. Twenty years ago he went to Cleveland assecretary and treasurer of the United Banking & SavingsCompany, of which he later became president. Mr. Wieben-son held office in some of the companies that were organ-ized in the interest of former Mayor Johnson. W. W. Churchill, who resigned
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