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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-23
LEaAL NOTICES

G p.FgRaUsoN vs.. THE yINrow = 4 NJ,
~. 1ImIsroyement Company Of Roanoke. 1 va, es
city OF Roan nfy In tho hastings court, for the
40 Dsn tho yinton Land improvement Com
Bank Of GGSSa a.,a.. Vs eor2orstion: tho
Fidelity Lean and T1s,t G Sorposation; tho
poIstion; the State Savings B anR. z cor GSs.
Imsaion; j. v, Waggoner. franklin Rogers. O. s.
ESmssaisa1s g. II. BBiI SSioI n ne
ceased; r. w. Stairs. D. A. johnson. @. d. JoT-5
sshsoVer 20 y White y white and Cha.
Vail w; ~: Burk, George d. Williams and Cbas. ii,
n paxuis partners as Williams Bros; Charles
ceased; J; Hecht, Med L. Wrenn, a. q. Free.
mms S, 2. verdier. W. J. Sheppard, II. NJ. s.
Adams, q. &. t.a G1soy h Henry , Kim, T. ".
Gordon, L; Royster, W. L. Priene, William *.
S MTen d. sdministrstor of Thomas j. Noting
EE,t IT. g. Kelly. Walter J. Biggs, a. n.
Rogers Tain Ssshi SSsr l. H s,ssss
Barhsm, B. T. Bockover, j. r. Christisn. &
ij n1 , Geo: Grayatt, Jr, Mrs. NJ. a. bar
Davis, William a. Wrenn, 8. a. Rice. n. q
Slad.ora' :. p: Camp, j, Z; Grimm O. B. I'd.
Jordan. n. T. g. Jordan. JOS. A. Gals n
pRfeMst s william Lunsford.. J. II. Wingate. 3.
E. Fie esn' i; L. Dorm, 8. Brown, s. 8. Brooke,
Daily; II. Il. Wharton, K. M. 1nderson'
q b FirsSee and N. q: Fire6ee, partners -
d. IL. h. Id. L.
Ter, sdministrator Of i. D Puiler. deceased; a.
4. Dickinson, A. N. Derr, administrator al
n. WIZ Will annexed OF r. u. Dorr. decaased.
Is. M. Hankle, Il. L. Page, J. w. Old and
You and each OF you arc hereby notified that
puseuanS 70 decree OK reference entered by tho
corporation court for tho city Of Roanoke. viz
gania on January slst 1856, in the cause in chan.
ceIy pending In said court in the above short
style, wherein you arc defendants will ATTY
once In tho Kirk Building In the city of Roanoke.
S,il,glhis, on Tuesday, March 10th, 1896 at 10
y ciSCK, o. m. proceed to take. state and report
70 tne said court the following accounts as di.
reeted by said decree.
az First, All the real estate owned by the de-
tenoans corporation, the Vinton Land Improve
msnt Company OF Roanoke, Virginia,
second. All the lions upon the real estate OF
Tue oetendant corporation, Tho Vinton Land I'm
phroEoment Company OF Roanoke, Virginia, and
the priorities OF the said liens.
Ihl1a. What notes of tho defendant corpora
OF ROANOKE, Virginia, secured by the deed OF
t6 a executed BY said corporation. dated March
iUth, 1872, to William Lunsford, trustee convey
the real estate in the bill and o. hibits in th}s
cause mentioned, romain Outstanding and IN
paio, IN Wnole or In part, and who are the hold
CTS OF the said notee aud what amounts still
remain unpaid upon said notes.
10 directed by said decree that this order Of
puolicatiQn shall be in lieu or personal services
II the taxing Of said accounts DO mot completea
on the above named day the came Will bc ed
lourned from day to day at the Same place and
hour until completed. SN' sA~
Given under my hand as commissioner In
IEnaneSry OF the hustings court for the city of
1896 EvERETITa t bp pt EE99nnIrSgarJ,
29td iSoioncf'
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-23

ENRUsTEE's SALR.--BY VIRTUR OF A
decd OF trust dated the 18th day of July, ls92.
recorded In clerks Office of hnstfngs court flor
CITY OF Roanoke, Vs., in deed book 5s, page 1855,
In which X. III. Woodrum and Anna IT. Wood
rum his wife conveyed to the UNDERSIGNED Ger
secure to the Roanoke Trust, Loan and Ssfo De-
posit company tho sum OF $1,S00, as therein het
out; and default having been made In the pay
ment OF said debt. and having been requested so
DAY. THE 14TH DAY OF MARCH, 1886. AT
- O'CtOOk NOON, In front of tho courthouse
public auction to the highest bidder all that GER
tain lot or parcel OF land lying In the city OF Ros
noke, Va, on the north side OF Campbell avenue
and known as LOT IS. section Is, ON pla. and map
in +. Rorer's town lots mado by Edward s.
HITTER, surveyor. This property has on It 4
good two-story frame dwelling and Is sitRatcd In
one OF the best residence sections Of the city.
TERMS-Cash as to tho coat OF executing this
trust, including trustees commission OF S per
cent and the sum OF 81, 46a95, together with any
unpaid taxes that may be due. Balanee, II any,
payable In one and two years froas date OF sale.
with Interest, deferred paym ents 10 bs evidenced
by negotiable notes ana secured By deed Of trust
on the property sold. S,W. SAMISON,
s7Tt. TSuatea.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-23

OF tho United colonies; member or the
first congress and of the convention
which adopted tho constitution of the
United States; first governor of Mary
land, and an associate justice of the
supreme court, and he was twice urged
to accept the portfolio of secretary of
state He was in his day the first citi-
zen of Maryland. and in all the colonies
the Revolution disclosed no wiser,
stronger, sweeter character than his
who joined the fortitude of the warrior
with the foresight of the statesman in
tho temperament of an eager. dauntless
boy. John Williamson Palmer in Cen
tury
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-23
No English Better rhun English.

A new argument against college ath-
letics has been invented-the deplorable
effect which they have on ''good Eng
lish" by grating upon it "the coarse
language Of sports +" The plea, says the
New York Times, is truly amusing.
What on earth is ''good English" any
how? So far as we know, there is no
English better than English, and no
writer thereof has ever hesitated to use
new words from any Source, provided
they expressed an idea more clearly, OF
even mora picturesquely, than did those
WI med the vocabulary of his
Shakespeare is full of the
: sports, " ranging from fall
ism, and if he lived today
ly certain that he would
ON the football fields
professors would de-
:. Really great men are
people, in that they
ich of the parts of
ne that dictionaries
mything, and never
confounding live
ss.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-23

'T'RUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
cH,o eSsssate;mBy yrtue of deed Of trust, exc
lips, to the undersigned trustee, dated the 10Th
day or January, 1898, recorded in the oice of the
ginia, In deed OF trust book No. 4, page al. and
IN inc ONCE OF the clerk OF the hustings court of
rnS CITY s o. Roanoke Va, in doed book No 81
Praymenl OF note therein described, executed by
hannar hafps and Jane Phillips, his wife, dated
Repayment OF said note and being so REQUIRED nv
the said j. W. Eckman, the holder of saia mote.
aucon the highest Bidder for WY S Os
lrons door OF tho courthouse OF the husings CONT
scribed real estate situated in said eity of Ros
noke, or SO much thereof as may DO necessary to
First That certain lot or parcel OF lana nd WI" nG
SAID G, CLARK street. and running back between
OF land conveyed to Enoch Philips by O Hpward
Roger and bis wife, by deed dated November
OF the hustipgs court OF the city of Roanoke Va.
In aeed 6ook No 50. page 27a. etc
city Of RoanoRs b lot o. Of land In said
IN SECTION 5, as shown by the maps OF the Pleas
ant Valley Land Company, and Being the lot tor or
ley Land Company to said Bnoeh Phillips. bv
deed dated November 21ct, 1890. and recorded IN
e hs 0 N Of the clerk Of the hus.ngs
x the proceeds OF the sale OF the above d.
scrloed property be not sufficient to pay the debt
eecured In said deed OF trust and the coets of SAID
sales, win proceed on the 9th DAY sSF FER.
ROAkY, 1885, at 10 o'clock q. M, In front of the
pCst SaG at Pulaski City ya to sell to the high
vcycd in said deed, or go much thereon a. msv 10
necessary to pay any balance that may remain
wit: 80 Ao"o"D' tc-
Three certain lots or parcels OF land on Licking
Ton street IN said town. being lots Nos TO- ii and
the town OF Pulaski, and being the sarao iots or
parcels or land conveyed by tho Martin Land and
improvement Company 10 said Enoch Paillips, by
deed dated December 18TH 1892, 10
January 2Srd, 1885, 1''9o'
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-23

wade your pillow. The distant tfrobblng
of the naggarah tells you that wedding
procession is making its tour, ara II you
have the curiosity to get mn And sally
out you will be rewarded by ope or the
characteristic sights of Cairo, in which
old and new are oddly blended.S Prob-
ably u circumcision is combined with
the wedding to save expense, a5io the
procession will be headed by thp par
ber's sign, a wooden frame raised alo1t,
followed by two or three gorgeousIy ca
parisoned camels-regular stage proper
ties hired out for such occasions-caFEry
ing drummers, and leading the way 1or
series of carriages crammed with liStle
boys, each holding neat white be-"
kerohief to his. mouth to ka"-
devil and the evil eye
closed carriage cover
big cashmere shawl,
at the sides by brother,
lions Of the imprisoned y
carriages and o generalf't
pathizers. More rarely the
in cashmere coveredxsAtt
tween two camels, ifotG
hind camel must TUX his
the litter, and is baby q
comfortable as the bride, wi
fair chance of seasicl;; ;fsss in h
palanquin.
In the old days the bride
through the streets Under saao.
ried by her friends, but this
quite out Of fashion, and Europea
riages are rapidly ousting even
camel litters. But the cashmere 81
and the veil will not soon be abandon
The Egyptian woman is, at least
public, generally modest. She detect.
strangers glance with magical rapidit.
even when to all appearance looking til
other way, and forthwith the veil j.
pulled closer over her mouth and nose
When she meets you face to face, she
does not drop her big eyes in the absurd
fashion of western modesty. She calmly
turns them away from you. 1t is much
more .cutting-really. Saturday Re-
view.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-23

n. B-The amount OF tho debt secured An
above, is, as OF this day, s1,714C0, with legal In.
terest thereon rom August 21st 1884, subject to q
1895. "a SStSi'
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-23
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: common English
norant is n yard
and heavy, and
than beautiful,
r sitting on the
more interesting
Ia wonderful
orm to special
Of type endur-
the fossil cor
m those which
,liffs in which
re- embedded.
:ormorant" is
tative type of
tho inhabit-
both the old
fhrOIInhot1t
Spt and the
tern North
,d by dis
Australia.
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cd to as
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sense,
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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-23
NOTICE. i.

Ramon's Liver Pill removes the bile.
Inc Tonic Pellet tones up the system.
combined form Perfect Treatment. e5c.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-23

"Do &c
my Tadde.
that there
ing water?'
care ther,
81 should thi
New York
To restore the
cano chair turn
hot water and a
work so that 1t m,
If tho oanework
little soap. Dry in
as good as new.
The catalogues an
give tho nalnos of 75O
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-23

The catalogues on
give the names of $50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-28

rem 9ocumCnte. Guolib, oa er nibt
lan0er gu Derpeilen lud9te. bob er on3
SQf1en beralts, IMtelte es allf ben 6uB=
booen uno mar geraoe i'm ge9riff, ben
S6rant mieoer gu perIhIieBen. oils CT
our4 eln leiies @erGUih at Der Sbiire
oufgeIhreft muroe. Sid umIebeno,
bemertte er, oaB Die Sbir elm weniQ
Oiieu itano; bod Niemano mar Su8e=
gen.
,,Qlb, i5 babe Die Sbiire wo6rihein=
lid niht reht su9emaht," oa6te er,
runo Elm SuftSug miro lie aufgemNbt
bdben."
Gr perI3loB ben S6rant uno ilbcrs
legte. mas er nun 3llnd6lt thun lOlte.
Gen Shliiliel in Sir SHrrp's 3immer
Surlifbrin9en, belt er nibt fir rGtb=
lam, Oielmebr entIhlOB er It6 cine
TenIteri6eibe eln3ulhlagen uno Elm
6enlter Su Oftnen, oumit es ben Qu=
Ibeiu babe, ais lei eiu @nbru9 9ei9e=
ben.
Naboem err Die S6iir gum 3~lpeitel
Wtale SuQema6t bate, 01nete er Elm
6enIter, fties nit ieinsr Silroe our6
oalielbe uno elite an eluem einiamen,
ielteu beIubten Srt 0es Yartes, mo er
Dor einigen Sa9en einsn boblen Baum
entoedt bate. Su oisiem perbarg er
ieinen a~eltoblsnen S6aB uno frat
oann ben &iitDeg an, iuoem er muir.
melte:
so, bier lit es ii6er big gum MIDI.
ten Ibeno. SD mOAte tuobl nod
eini0e SOrtebruugen treifen, I'M es
uabri6einlider SIT MAIDEN, oaB Der
Siebitabl mittellt Ginbru6s ourt
Gremoe aus9efilbrt tuOroen lit; uber lh
bin Sl auf8ereat unO babe audi feline
3eit ou3u. IS miro ia iibri9ens Nie=
mano abneu. oaB Der Grbe bon Sar=
rington SaQ oas 8elo, peldes ia obnes
bin fir ibu beitimmt mar, 9eitOblen
bat; uno 10 LANCE man mid nibt i'm
Seroa6t bat, lit es mir einerlei, aui
iuen oerIelbe fdIlt."
guf oemielben @ege ben er 9efom-
men, begNb er ii9 in Die SibliOtbet 3u=
rid, lisB oas 6eniter Offen, itano ie=
bod BON ieinem GntidluNe, cine S6eibe
Su Serbrehen. 0b, oa Oies gu uiel 2drm
MAIDEN uno i'm in 8,fabr brinqer
Ditroe. SUs Sibliotbetiimmer per=
l~aIieno. OeribIOB er bic Sbiir uuo idlit
III ieiu 8em04 3uriid.
nNles Qebt gut" oa6te er. sd
bin 9erettet uno wieoerum bat iib oas
Sprlhport beu6brt: Sem MutbiBen
gebOrt Die 2Selt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-28
UurOe Cafe gotonie,
60 bis 30 Reilen bon ct. 9aul.

Inter BEN nsueu Rduisru pom 2uro in Der GoIouts
Tam Id Die %lotgenosu nsunsu Mann St6sr, 6l6 SIasr
StIaSs, Solegb S~lsatHgsr lls1 SaHcod Str. CDR.
ttsssl'd6, GIG Blair str, ale pom St. BquL 90 eph
t'eIer, BlterDile, Utiuu. y9eIiauna Sia,uef. I,rl,p.
sS,s. aoanI fteisr, Cputonua. JttuI. Better Rit,ls.
rslra' ga. sos. Nubr, Y ran5burs. .. Dat. DauiS
%"0uns u Stlo vtsleHbrtus. 9stssHt. Mimi, IL. u.
Der Raum geitattet ss mir ni6t, bic
9famen aller 0erer 3u perOffeutli6en,
mel6e yano Don mir default baben,
Sbenltebenoe peroen aber 6tnIdnqIib
letn, INN ben Seier gu i~ibereueen, bag
Seute BON ben ueridisosniten @egenoen
nab Der turtle Gate GoIouie tcnlmen,
lIn bort tbre 6einatb auf;ui6laqen.
OteleS loute pieper cine Ntdtlbnur
ausr Oerieni9eH iea,, bic ii6 cine 6eis
matb aut Dem SanOe in elmer bliibenoeu
oeutl5cn Se9eno ;u hsben, bab bier bod
9utes Sano Ietn mug, no 10 uiels ii6 ans
lleoeln. Wenr man bebentt, bas bic
9~tnmobnerjabI oieier pdbreno ben lestsn
- 4 Sabren li6 UNI 1900 Berionen
uer9rOBert bat uno ouB neue Nniieoler
nit ieOem Gage ein;ieben, 10 iiebt man
letdt etn, oaB eS bier ui4t Iauge buuern
miro, bis oaS VauO einen 8rets pom Is
bis 20 Dollars per Ncre bringt, neil IS
Jest nod gu Dem biuissu Breis BON 5 Bis
Z Collars uno auf Iei6te l3~abIunssbes
%otn9ungen III buben lit.
Die SurtIe Gate GoIonie Iiest in elmer
9elunOen ge9enO, bat 6ir6en, S6ulen,
quite yanO'traBen, CUTE observation-disclosures
gen, 9uten Sooen, gute9 @aier unO elm
gutter ebrIt6er Oeuti6er trtfit bier iibers
all quite &amcraOeu uno Na96arn.
SSas tann Elm 2anO iu3er mebr pertains
gen?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-28
"a.
9eimmGrts.

Sic Wuffprberuun bes Sffi,iers
mpIhsr init is;nsu SnInotsn Mo min.
her in ihr,m G,lipun,it ~nbprrumn,It
hott, mptt, h,sipIb, nm ibrsr WnniI
mi Elm 9ommonnnmort ihsrrtsn il rt
nm ibrsu !Snuntmoun hire 8sfonne.
non nnr, nsros{snn unh riiftetsr IF
,ur Ws]rtbpihinuun.
',Ht9speHs t'fI earoeu'. '.9de7
mas! 2ee"H Spr uNs papeil pout' 10
mint 10 I,iht m,rn,u
Er srhoh i.;r.n o,x,,,,x r,,
m,at. ~ ,ans;ort;n 49," ;a;u
m;Ia"r GGt 1929 .Ua mm
iau.iite, als iubte er untsr ibneu Elm
betanutes 8eIibt.
Observation-Disclosures
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d. |os..p m,Ia s.;stI. "as;
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49, e"
Ives 1lr oeh %errat9!n rIef oar
peu'. ,uno nun tof!l'f' Spr Solo'
lIet. SEPT ON lp oere't' e. mil qua
encouragement
Sa es teinem 3,tueiiel uuterlaa, oaf
bic GQuber big auf ben leBten Wanr
I'll t1mpfen oeIonnen wursn. aab De,
Offisier einiQe tur,e 9efeble, uno eiuC
Sable tratte ourt Die S6ble, Der 10.
0lei6 ein lautes 6lu5en, Shreieu uni
Stobnen folate = Elm 3eiheu, ooB BIZ
GhilIie nibt w~irtuu9slos Qeblieber
MARIN.
On Sumult, iumie Die ourd Der
Yulueroampf entItanoeue Suutelbei,
lpabrnebmeno. fob NsDp unbemertt
nab Der SsQe, in pelde lie fur, pprbe,
Mrs. Sebb sebradt battle; 8uioo unit
8effren oaaeaeu aeisltsu 1ib Al, Der
Sploatsn. um lid an benz Sample ae,
gen Die &dubsr nab &raftsn gu bethel
lisen.
@leid naa benz glbfeuern Der erItsr
Salpe aiuaen bic Sploatsn al sinsm
Saionetan9rif Dor uno es entipaun lid
nun Elm beftiaes Sanoeemsuse. Salao
auf Shlaa, SbuB auf S6us fulate.
Sas Glu6su uuo S6reisn Der Ser.
wuuostsu, oas Stobnen uno &Dheln
Der Sterbeuoeu puroe immsr entisBli-
der. Sasu nalm bic Suntelbeit mebt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-28

mo6te uno weI6cs Iid nod ihwerer be-.
i4reibeu ldBt.
,Sein idlummernoer @eilt 1T eno.
LID erluN6t, OU6te iie; ,,er 1T wieoer.
mas er mar, uno mebr uno poltoms
mener, als i'd glaubte. Sd rpOllte ibn
eine S6peIter, cine ereunoiu Isin -
llll0 nun -"
6ortieBung foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-28
90
90.
Hnb Gin S6ritt abm1rtS.

Gini9e 0tinuten itano Yranoer ipie
cine Statue oa. Die Nu9en itarr na6
benz Gsbai6 seribtst, in ,pel5em Yas
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-03-11
THE NET EARNINGS NOT LARGE
Doleful Wall of Attorneys of the Cen
trail Pacific.

Washington, March 4-The Pacific
railroad committee of the house today
listened to a statement by James Mon
roe, freight traffic manager of the I'm
ion Pacific. He gave detailed statistics
concerning the earnings of the road for
several years and drew the conclusionn
that no gross earnings exceeding $14,-
900, 600 could be counted upon for the
future. Not more than 25 per cent of
that amount could be considered net
earnings In answer to questions he
said the Oregon G. California connec-
ton derived very little business from
Denver south, which would otherwise
have been handled by the Union Pacific
Winslow s. Pierce, counsel for the I'm
ion Pacific reorganization committee,
made a supplemental statement of the
plans OF the committee. In explanation
of the reorganization plan Pierce said
the total of the bonds, at their face
value and exclusive of accrued interest
to be provided for in the reorganiza-
ton exclusive of the debt of the gov
ernmenD would be sos, 65S. 400 The en-
tire amount Of new bonds necessary to
retire the old, he stated, was limited
to s51, 244, 720, imposing upon the new
company an interest charge of $685.
fSS, against interest charges OF about
s3,69s.2S4 on the same bonds now, an
annual saving of $64s. 446. The plan con-
templated that a provision for all out
standing securities and future corpo-
rate requirements should result in liked
charges of not over $4,000, 900. reorgan-
ization on a higher basis furnishing
the solvency.
The plan dealt only with the lines
OF the railroad. lands. equipments. ter
minals and appurtenant properties of
the Union Pacific proper between Coun-
ell Bluffs and a point five miles west
of Ogden, and between Kansas City
and Denver and Denver and Cheyenne.
including the Omaha bridge and with
mortgages affecting those properties
only, together with certain branch lines
properties controlled by the ownership
of mortgage trusts.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-03-11
Mr.. BURLEIGH STAYS IN
Western End of the N. P. Needs
~ Some Protection.
The COURT HAS so DECIDED
Have Sneered at the Authority
of Our judges.

Seattle, Wash, March A. F. Bur-
leigh is still sole receiver of the North
ern Pacific railroad for the states of
Washington, Idaho. Oregon and Mon
tana, comprising more than two-thirds
of the mileage of the system. So say
Judges Gilbert and Hanford of the FED
eral court in denying the application OF
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
to have Burleigh removed and McHenry
and Bigelow, as the receivers appointed
by Judge Jenkins at Milwaukee, APP
pointed in his stead. The decision was
handed down in the federal court here
this morning by Judge Gilbert, Judge
Hanford concurrlng. The decision con-
tains keen thrust at the eastern peo-
pie who have sneered at the authority
of the court here and who, 1t is alleged,
disobeyed Judge Hanford's command
to appear in court.
The decision is received here with gen
eral satisfaction. The decision quotes
the order of the circuit justice declar-
ing the Wisconsin United States cir
cult court to be the court of primary
administration, and says: But this
court reserves the right at any time,
upon the application of any persons in
terested or upon its own motion, to
make such orders and DEGREES as it
shall seem just for the protection of the
creditors of the railroad company re-
siding within its jurisdiction.
1T is urged on behalf of the Farm
ers' Loan and Trust Company that the
discharge of Burleigh by this court and
the appointment of McHenry and Blge-
low in his stead are necessarily in
volyed in the conclusion arrived at in
said order of the circuit justice quoted
above. We do not so construe the
terms or the purports of the order 1t
declares that the court at Milwaukee
Is the court of primary administra ton
1t does not follow, however, that 1t is
not implied in the order thas the receiv-
er heretofore appointed by this court
must be discharged, or that the receiv-
ers appointed by the court of primary
administration shall be submitted In
his place. All the objects to be secured
by the order may be obtained by the
retention of the present receiver.
I'm our Judgment the proper manage
ment of this property requires that IL
be In the hands of a receiver resident
within this circuit and amenable to the
orders OF the court thereof. In the order
Of the circuit justice the power of this
court to do whatever may be by the
court deemed essential for the protec-
ton of the rights of creditors of the
corporation residing within the district
for which this court Is held Is expressly
reserved, and II Is our opinion that 1t is
necessary, In order to secure to creditors
the right to commence and prosecute
actions against the receivers in the
courts of this state or in this court, to
have the receiver person who will
under all conditions submit TO the con
troll of this court, recognizing It's power
to appoint and approve. We believe,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-03-11
MATTE GOT MIRO A rANeLE
Further Evidence Given to Prove Her.
self Blackmailer.


San Francisco, March 4.-Rev. G. o.
Brown Is still too Ill to appear at the
meeting of the Congregational council.
His interests are being watched by an
attorney.
Miss Overman's to-
was continued this afternoon. She ad
mitted that Mrs. Tunnel, the missing
witness whom the council would like
to find, had no means, and that she
had sent Mrs. Tunnel several remit
tances since her departure. She sd-
mitted further that the money had been
furnished by Brown. and when asked
why Brown should send money to Mrs.
Tunnel, asked, why should he not7'
The cross-examination of the witness
regarding the published letters from
herself to Mrs Tunnel got the witness
into tangle from which she extricatsd
herself by saying that she had not
marked the interpolated passages OF ali
the letters. She said she had never ex-
pected that the letters would be pub
lished, supposing that Brown would
never allow the matter TO go SO far, and
that he would rather pay a large sum
of money than attempt to expose the
conspiracy she and Mrs. Davidson had
formed.