Show ii jffABLHGH ftti I CHARGE i New General Passenger Agent of the Western G W HEIKTZ WILL R WIT W-IT SEEMS TO BE THE UNDERSTANDING UNDER-STANDING AT DENVER t Tilts Latest From Portland cm tile Oregon Short Line Receivership Suit Increuse in the Earnings of Denver t Rio Grande The Salt Lake Los Angeles General Notes Gsnial Frank Wadleigh the new general passenger agent of the Rio Grande Westerr arrived here from l Denver yesterday and at once look i r charge of affairs He is well acquainted c acquaint-ed with the heads of all of the Westerns West-erns depe tents and received a royal welcome from them and the railroad fraternity at large Mr Wadleigh found the offices of his dioirtment being transferred from the oli quarters in the Board of Trade building to the Central block and the chaotic condition of affairs gave him an opportunity of meeting old friends and forming new acquaintances being t chaperoned by George A Heintz and t Harry Gushing t A Herald reporter met Mr Wardleigh yesterday afternoon The gentleman had no information to give out as he i is not yet familiar with the affairs of I his new office Mr Bennetts successor will doubtless doubt-less soon become here what he was in Denver one of the most popular of railroad menThe men-The Denver Times gives the following follow-ing account of an affair that occurred there just prior to Mr Wadleighs departure de-parture General Passenger Agent Wadleigh of the Western starts for Salt Lake tonight to-night to take charge of the passenger affairs for that company Several of the representatives of tie other lines in the city called at the Rio Grande J passenger office to bid him goodbye today ana the young man has been kept busy all day receiving old friends As a memento of the esteem in which Mr Wadleigh is held by the managers of the daily papers a handsome presentation vas this morning made Tiim of a pair of Roman gold cuff buttons but-tons studded with diamonds The gift was from James 1 Burnell manager man-ager of the News Fred W Feldwisch manager of the Times K G Cooper nmager of the Republican and Mr Bdwards of the Hotel Bulletin No arrangement have been made in the Rio Grande office in regard to Mr l Wadleighs resignation Mr Hooper says matters will continue for a few I days as they are without an appointment I appoint-ment I wa reported that Alexander Jackson general agent at Pueblo had resigned and would be appointed to ucceed Mr Wadleigh but Mr Cooner say Mr Jacksons resignation which v iis received yesterday was tendered fs account of personal matters and Er successor will not b ° appointed for some time as the resignation does not take effect until April 1 I is understood that George Heintz will be retained by Mr Wadleigh as chief clerk and no changes will probably Lake prob-ably be made Jn the offices at Salt |