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Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
CHINESE RAILWAY EDICT
Twenty Million TaelE Authorized ior the
Construction Of Roads.
SHEN TAO TAI MADE DIRECTOR GENERAL
order il Given Tint Native MHterinl
Must he Jsed A. Fnr ne Possi-
blc-Amcricnn Tenders
Not Accepted.

TEBING. Nov 1.-THE Tsuur-Li-yuIDeu
has received secret edIct appointing Shen
Tao Tu director general Of railways and
granting him permission 20 construct the
HGuEov-CButou-s -suuuhuw lines il also
authorizes him 20 borrow % oOu OOU tuels
ltUuD 600 tgelE 20 be furnished by the 1suur-
Ll-YHmsu. from the las; loan the northern
Fuperuteudeury 70 furnish 5000 600 tae.E
and the southern superiutendeucy 10 furnish
-.OogOJo tae.s Altogether 80 o1o 600 taels
viii De required fur the construction Of the
lines. Native material mus; be employed
as FAR as possible on the Hunkuw line but
foreign engineers may he engaged. j Is
rumured The American syndicate tenders
for this work have DO; been accepted. Snen
Tao Ia is the head OF the telegraph admin
iEtrBtiuu in China and was lately Tao Tai Of
Tiertsiu The edict OF the construction OF
the PeEinr HHnkuw line wRs promulgated
several wears ago but on the recummeudg-
tiou Of Chang ChuI TuuE. the viceruy OF the
two Hu provinces, from whom Shen Tao Ia
mas purchased the Han Yang Iron works
construction was delayed Chang Chai
Tuur was anxious that no orders should he
placed II Europe for the material necessary
FOR the line declaring that IN few years
time this could be supplied from the Hang
Yang Iron works Hitherto these have
been q failure and il is sHid more than
one Ittemp; has been made 10 sell them 70
Europeans rs no orders have been placed
II connection with the PekiuC-HHukuW rail
way. and In view OF the special requirement.
Of the edirt. that native material must bt
employed as far as possible il Is supposed
the new director o! railways expects 10 De
able 10 utilize these iron works for railway
construction
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
KAISER TALKS TO THE RECRUITS
Reminds Them 10 Look Alwnys 10
Him Their Nnr Lord.

LONDON. Nov lS-The Times Berlin
dispatch suyE The ceremony OF swear
iuE 10 The recruits for the EGrrIsons OF Ber-
Lin spanduu. CAGrlotteuoerg and Gross
Lichierfelde this Afternoon took plBce IN
front Of the royal palace Emperor vii
liam delivered III urltiuu. IL the course o.
which he said. You have Jus, tLkeu III
oath upon the cruCifX and the standard 20
me your wur lord. and 20 the FBtherIHud
just rs the crown is uHuEht without the
altar and CrulifN 80 the army is moth
Ius without the Christian religion You
are called us soldiers ~ my keeping 10
serve me In single minded allegiance Ever
RENE mbCr YOU have received your WeHpuuE
70 protect the crown and the uItar II
view OF the general mistrust now prevuiI-
Ing % Is especially your duty by obedience
always 70 set & good example You are
entering the army In the wear We celebrate
as the centenary Of tie birth Of the great
Emperor William. Never forget what he
accomplished. We are duly hound TO min
tain whut ne created Hts eve rests upon
the whole army. God grant that al the ca
oi heaven, We may appear wurthily before
him
The Daily Malls Berlin dispatch saws
The following wurds. held 10 indicate MS
personal feelings in the recent Brussewit Z.
incident al CHrlgruhe. occurred in En-
peror Williams speech. Hold your uni
form IN honor The man who insults yuur
cOH, insults your king; who assaults ths
kings coat assaults your chief war lord o.
Captain Brussewitz was the officer who
ran through the body q workman who had
inadvertently brushed against him In L cafe
ana VINO declined 10 apologize pu the
ground that no insult was Intended
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
SPAIN is NOT SEEKING TROUBLE
spEnish Premier Accepts the Advice
of Miuister Taylor.

MADRID Nov l@--Wlth regard 10 the
dispatches from Washington on the suhJe-.
Of the possibility o. trouble between tht
United stutes and Spain il is semi-oilcially
denied that the Spanish premier, Senur
CanuvHs del Castillo EEs communicated with
the powers with q view 10 seeking supper,
against the United States j Is eNplHlue
that the story is probably 4 revival Of ne
report circulated IN August last. when Spain
prepared g memorandum on Cuhun relations
with the United States, suggesting that The
powers Rssist Spain IN bringing Hmicahlt
pressure 10 bear on the United States.
on the occasion indlcuted and hy the
advice OF the Ambassadors of the pewers the
Spanish minister OF foreign affairs consulted
with the United States mluls.e! nt MADRID
before sending the memorandum L wa
the view Of Minister TAYLOR that ths GispG' ch
Ui such a note directly after Pre- den, Cisve-
lGu7s proclamation calling for observance
o. the neutrality laws would he calculated
l. seriously affect the relations between
Spain ana tne United States ana 10 defer
ence 10 that expression thU Spanish minis. er
Of foreign affairs assured Minister TGyluT
that the memorandum would be Withheld.
also stating thHt no nrCust was intended 20
Pres idCuI Cleveland or tu the government ~
the United Stutes. and Spain has only de
sired 10 sound The powers with The view u'
contingencies which might arise nut o, the
presidential election
y is nov added tha the possibility o. way
between the United States md spain is re
EArded as being rrmnie ana il Is pointed
cut that so Ia r. desiring &c fnrre trouble
with the United States spain remained per
fectly neutral during the presidential eleC-
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
WILL NOT BE THERE HIMSELF.
King Of sweden Hns Nothing 10 Say
sbuut Arliuruuiuu.


STOCKHOLM Sweden Nov. 1@-Tae sy-
elusive announcements in the disputcheF
OF the Associated press 10 ite European
connections Of the practical settlement o,
the Venezuelan dispute. the basis Of the
settlement the composition Of the cuurr
Of arbitration which is 10 decide upon the
details, and finally its exclusive announce
menI on Tuesday last that King Oscar Of
Sweden and Norway had been selected rs
The nth arbitrator. have been discussed
with the EreateEt possible interest here as
VOL as in all the capitals OF Europe The
representative Of the Associated preBg tudEy
sought 70 interview King Oscar on the
Subject. and was received with the great
est courtesy by the highest court officials
Hls request for Al expression Of opinion
upon the part uf the king OF the peaceful
settlement arrived Al between the United
States and Great Britain. and as 70 his
mEiestys willingness 10 &c, as the fifth
member Of the court Of arbitration was
conveyed 10 King Oscar, and he sent the
following reply.
The king not having received III Of
hclal communication regarding the Hrb-ru-
tnn Is unable L, present 70 make state
meut OF the subject "
j was explained that while his majesty
had expressed he willingness 10 the
Swedish minister ~ Washington 10 act az
arbitrator. Hs proposed, his majesty must
receive 3 formal official request 10 act he
fore he can give official reply but there
is no doubt be VIII agree to act il is
further suited that, Es il previous Casts
Tor instance when King Bumhert Of Italy
and The president Of the swiss republic
consented 10 act in & similar capacity. the
king Of Sweden and Norway VIII appoint
Z personal representative VINO viii attend
the meetings Of the court Of arbitration
LONDON, Nov. 13-The Daily News says
there is talk of .hE TnEUmvrIDT OF HfvErr
diplomatic relations between Venezuela and
GrArt ELr.Ltr
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
GERMAN AND RUSSIAN RELATIONS
nismnrcL's OrEnn Ask Some More
FnInIed nd perrin.na QnesIinn.

HismnrcG's OrEnn Ask Some More
Pointed and Pertinent Quotations
BERLIN Nov. 1.-THE Hamburger
Nachrichten publishes today another article
inspired from Friedrichsruh. which SAWS
IT would hP OF special interest 10 learn
why Caprivi in 1890 felt compelled to cut
the. wires which still held united Germany
70 Russia"
Continuing. the Hamburger Nachrlchter
SAYS The question now arises Whet her
. powerful ngiELhur ike RussiG is il closer
touch with Us Or with nur opponents in Eu-
rope. This question Is uf paramount i'm
portance 10 all Germany rs also the CUES
tiun whether British policy Is striving
10 exercise an influence over our policy.
the result Of which would not he altogether
10 the advantage u Germany We think
that explanations would exercise tran
QUILTING influence upon the public and
strengthen the attachment OF Germans 10
their Institutions
PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE Figaro today pub
fishes L letter from the Berlin correspond
eut 10 the effect thai Prince Bismarck r
disgrace IL due 10 the eX-Empress Freder-
tck who acting upon relations cummuui-
Gated 20 her 10y thF princess Of Wales con
WINGED the emperor Of Priure Bismarck f
'atal policy IN relation 70 Bulgaria and uf
'he part he Ilgved toward the ulhiIists uul-
uiuatinu IN lhg Russo-Germau rupture
The letter adds thu Prince Bismarck swurs
Vengeance and hence she disclosures in re
gard tC ,Ae secret EuEsp-GtrIuEu rreHty
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
czAR.s TROOPS IN v1ADsvosrock.
missing of Russian Solaiers Gives
Risc 10 Scrfous Alnrm.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 12-ThC Dul-
Ietiu suys. a letter containing q duplicate
o. small 6dvices sent by the regular ear-
respondent o. the Hong Kong Press al
Nlndivus.ock vas rcreived 10y the last
China steamer and was turned uver 90 the
Bulletin today. The cumuur Irutlcu shows
that the uzur is missing troops iu the
NlHdiyOstork district Tnd has already o
number o. naval vessels concentrated ll
northern waters The principal details o.
the situation ARE contained IN the follow
iur paragraphs
Although the Russian government cx-
plains that the mHssiur OF troops iu the
Frimu-sE and eastern Siberia Is due 80
exchange Of army divisions IL is learned
that iu al the divisions uf Nlutivus.uuf
there are NOT less thuu IT, h1U men uI
arms which monster army is looked upuu
Us menuce 20 the peace OF Asia Tn.
correspondent further commenting or the
situation states that while 20 BE- confessed
that Russia is entitled 10 some outlet O.
The pHCihC the cont ruuus and vBrliEt
Preparations are anything huI reUssyrilr
Ths frequent presence o. Russiss engineers
AZ por; Arthur. and their operations "
MHnchuria with the tnCit consent o. the
officials Of China are highly Significant iu-
lirgtiuns o. the relations between EuegIu
and China and point uumistHkEhy tc the
common OBJECT of Russiss wHrlibe ButiCi-
pUtions. j hehuoves the British govern
nsut 10 thoroughly Investigate this very
. lfruu-tlr- runffpr 90
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13

Purity section of W. {. 7. L. in Com
L.r. w nrL Tor III N .-.-L

PURITY section of w. {. 7. L. in Con-
ference-W orL for the week.
ST LOUIS Nov. 1@.-At the headquarters
established IN the Llndell hotel Miss Frances
Z Willard the president Kept her officers
busy all day completing arrangements for
,he tweuty-third annual convention % The
national WumCrs Christian Temperance
union which cuuyeues tomorrow for FIVE
Gays session Tuduy the Board OF Supe~iu-
ieu1sr-s held L meeting which extended
over the entire DAY. There was q general
review o. work Ir rs different phases and
plans 10 Improve b.
Ms Dr Mary Wood Allen uu,iuuul SUI
psrlrtsndeut o. purity work, presided u The
opening session OF the purity conference
which YVES held u the Second Presbyterian
church This Eess igu was series OF object
lessons tonight 10y survs and pictures fol-
lowing Al address 10y Mrs. Allen who mude
an able argument for one code Of morals
FOR hu.h sexes
The unusually large attendance OF dele
EItes and visitors 20 The convention has sur-
prisec the WomeuE Christian Temperance
union workers OF 81 Louis who have sent
out al appeal 10 The public asking Iid in
caring for the strangers curing the week
they are here Eu "a CAV Of the convent ion
except sunday Will hs prefRced with AZ early
morning prayer meeting in Schuyler Ne.
mortal house The Triduy forenoon session
Of the convention viii include the appulut-
ment Of the committees OIL CREDENTIALS publ
cGtiuns. court efies and teleErUms and the
report ui the executive C. mmittees the pres
loents address and an evaurellstiC hour by
Rev. Alice Ruth Palmer Of Minnesota
The principal features Of Friduy after
noon meetings Will Toe reports from the
secretary treasurer and number uf d,purt-
Ineut EupsriutgndeuIs The convention win
be welcomed 70 81 Louis Friday evening nj
which session Mrs. Lillian NJ Stevens vice
presideut-Hi-lErrs will preside
The sessions OF succeeding DAYS viii ht
taken W with addresses by prominent M ~
herE and reports from committees ana OH
Cers During The last half hour Of each
forenoon session miscellaneous business Will
be the order.
The Board oi General Officers has decided
10 send MRS Clara c. Hoffman Of Missouri
on three-muuthf tour along The PRcifc
roGst for the purpose Of lerturinr and or
EHulZIuE societies The condition Of the
work was found 10 he a. the lowest eba IN
the west, the south having shown Ereui i'm
prUyemEut this wear
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
NntIonnl Grnnr+ Hrnr. Repor,..

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE second day's
session OF the National grange wae devoted
10 hearing reports and discussions upnn
them. The report of the grand lecturer WIS
rend. i stated thGi the depression in AEri-
culture throughout the country had not
been conducive TO great success IN the ler-
turing department OF the grange he stated.
however that The pTesf uf The country had
been generous in publishing notes Of :he
grange, and this had assisted IL grange
work
A resolution was adopted expressing syn-
pltny with eI-ConEreEsmHu Hatch of Mis-
suai1. and commencing him Is I friend OF
farmers and farming interests
a resolution was passed 70 cali upon the
Iresldtu; II any time he II ilnt uga EuHte
immediately after the announcement n
The standing committees & recess was taken
III .:3O O'Clock. When The meeting recon
Feneu reports and papers were read which
described the progress o. the work Of the
grange IN tie different sections Of the couu-
Try. All TIE reports were hopeful in tone
tnu indicated that the work Of the grange
s being felt generally Tonight the Erlrre
opened in the sixth degree ana conducted
business OF strictly lodge character.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
RECOGNIZES AMERICAN HEcrMoNr



Lead On the Western Continent.
LONDON. Nov l4-The 81 james Gazette
this afternoon publishes lending article
heldel . Historic Moment" ir the course
OF which I' BuvF. Lord sll.shurys great
admission Of ths principle that the United
States have The right 90 intervene 10 f-guIe'
disputes H the American powers and 20
ruupe. ths dIsuutBru 90 urr.trBts alto
rethtr frBusrguuE lI upu--Euc O.. be- CUES
'luu o' The Guiana boundary Do it formal
recognition o. the rtEsmury OF he United
States or the American continent. and gives
TIE president pus 10 the nav world
which medieval pupes and euperors tried
vLluly 90 claim iu Europe
The speEEr' today publishes al Ir-irle by
q lending TuhlrIst. IL which the wrltef.
after recalling Lord SallsburyF reply 20
secretary o.uey ~ regard 90 Muuraglsu-.
sgvs AN er .irely new or1er ul things hgs
been gstln.lshel by the AurIo-Au.rlrlu
understanding. Mr.. OluFvs extension o.
TIE Monroe doctrine Itself. rut before uc-
EuowleuEe1 boy any European power, has
nov Received the sanction ui Great Britain.
Eut ID vuuic Dee pruf-Igss as Wen a. SOME
vhE, pgiltu. 90 touch upon this delicate
ground. What Lad 20 Toe done had 20 be
done and that Is the long and short OF h.
We may not like it but there ought 70 hg
no difficulty il choosing between the Hr-
surdlty OF complaining over the inevitable
ana the dignity uf smiling HcqulescguCe. The
British govern meut IS perfectly right nov.
without being wrong SIX or ten months
ago il Is exactly case u' our policy o..
stByinG OF as long as possible the domino
ton OF Russia now so complete. T. con
tluue that policy whe1 the game Is "
would he merely 10 cling 10 uutiuuBied
superstItions and ButiuuHted diplomacy"
PARIS. Nov. 1.-THE Temps today ex-
presses itself as being greatly concerned a.
the enormous extension Of Mauroeism in
volved il the AuElC-AmericEu entente add
inC 1t cClfgrE upon America the riEh; 10
settle any difference between III American
state and Z European power without the
authority Of the American EtUtH Interested
THIS q biz innovation IN international law
and cuduws the United States win absolute
supremacy IN their hemisphere il must he
Z bitter pill 10 British pride 70 consent 70
this IN conclusion the Temps eEuresses
L doubt Hs 10 whether Europe will accept
this agreement us precedent"
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
TO MEET THE CANADIAN PACIFIC.
ROnds West of Chicago Agree 10 Put
in Tie smme ENnur.lnn Rurn

CHICAGO Nov. l2-The joint meeting Of
the central passenger committee and Of the
trunk lines has decided 10 meet the excur-
sion rate made by the Canadian Pacific from
points il the far northwest 10 points il
eastern CaundR The Great Northern and
The Northern Pacific Will meet the excursion
rate 10 ST Paul and the ChicaEo-St PAU
lines have agreed 10 meet the rate from 81
Paul 70 this city, i only remains 10 secure
the cooperation OF the lines Of the Joint
Traffic association and the excursion rates
VIII be put into effect al once. in The event
o. the roads Of the joint Traffic association
declining 10 make the rate asked by the
transcoutiugutEl and ChicREU-St Pau lines
the Great Northern ana The Northern Pa
cItc VIII turn over AL the business that they
bring on excursion rates 10 the $40 line
al ST Paul.
Western roads have decided TO make the
usual reductions for the Christmas and New
Years holidays, but they VIII not make auy
reduction for ThHuksEivluE. The rate for
The holidays viii be one and Dne-third fare
fef al points within 200 miles Of eHch other
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
Pitched Rntue win onttIe Thieves.

81 L'AISr NOV IA Special 10 tho
Republic from Dallas Tex, says Deputy
United States Marshal Erwin and posse
arrived IN Dallas today from o scout in
me Panhandle after Mexican cattle thieves.
Erwin gives details Of Aattle I'm Chlldress
n94Il} Texas, n which TWO MsyIraus Wyr.
hllto ana TWO Texans wounded TIE Mex
leans hud committed numerous rof,i,-rias
Sha several murders IN Colorado and New
MtAltu. lu- huu been pursued into west
.fh '@lGhuma and escaped IN mort hWesterr.
ItNus. in the klowa and Cgmauc-e res
tr'auous OF Oklahoma they stole upwards
The Indians who followed me Nsxirarlg.
solicited sId Of tht sheriff of ChHdress
county VINO, with posse Of deputies and
cIflz'fS overlook the MeXicaus laFt sarur-
duy afternoon. The MeXrans were armed
VIII rifles and pistols a pitched battle touE
were Killed and one wounded The latter
gsguUpd ' ''-
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
OF INTEREST TO COMMERCIAL MEN.
Question of Yearly Contructs for
Services NJ Issue

SEDALLA. Mo. Nov. l2.-GSpeclH Teie-
gram m.t-Au attachment suit was in
stituted II the PettiF county civ
cult cnurI here today the result
Of which viii interest every travelling sales
man as j, will Il contested establish the
vRlue Of yearly contracts. The suit war
brought by r a Hoppe traveIiuE sales
man Of Chicago. against Mason Campbell 4
Co.. OF JulustuWu r. y. for the sum Of
S1s7. claimed 70 be due for back SALARY In
October 1885. Mason, Campbell 4 Co. mun-
utGc-urert and importers of gloves engaged
number Of sHlesmen. making written COZ
tracts with them for the period OF one wear
from October H. 69b 10 October 10 1896
az L stipulated salary. On MAY ] lGgt. the
firm called II all OF their statesmen and
laid them of without pay. on account of
the then depressed business Huyue fail
inc 70 secure al Emicable settlement h~auEh-
suit and attachments were run Or IN uc-
count due Mason Campbell d Co.. from L
{. Johnston Of this city and other mer-
chants IL Missouri
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
RACE WAR IN An ARKANSAS MILL.
white and COlnrrd I.nh0rcrs Gct 10
E-lGhtimE mud r. il.. Ar. 1 ..l.

ELDORADO Ark. NOV. 1.-THE white
and Culured laoDrers, employed 4. Hawthorn
mills twelve miles southwest Of here have
been wsElnE & race war since luF' Monday
The whites Who are largely uuluumbered
by the negroes declared that the rolorpe
men should not be permitted 10 work IN the
mills. and warmed them 20 leuve The
negroes did not 60. lnu 3 number o. white
men whipped L negro. That nigh; d cat
and several tents ~ which the negroes
We're sleeping, were surrounded by armed
white men, and over 100 shots were fired into
the car aud tents. How many leEroeE
were hurt Gauu0t np RsctrtEiued hu. il ig
known that L woman was fatally wounded
Yesterday there was further ria.iur the
nature o. which has no; been sRrartaiued
but the sheriff has gone there with q posse
o! deputies 70 restore order The mills Lrt
idle today, neither whites u1r blacks bong
III work
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
ORGANIZE 4 BoLT AND NIT TRUST.
MHnufH cturers Meet in NeNy York nnd
In1rnd 10 Rnise rhe prlrr.

Ihlthu 10 hulNt me Price
FITTSBUEG, Pa Nov 1.-THE CONNER
clGl Gazette viii say tomorrow. After many
futile attempts the bul; and M; mauuiac-
turcrs Of The country viii organize com
biuatinn better known Is L selling pool.
Joshua Il. Parks Of Boston one Of the
Ehrr widest Gld ablest fuEucicrs Of modern
times If the organizer and chief mover in
The combination. IN spite .! the secrecy
with which the meeting Is surrounded the
story came 10 the surface About thirty
firms were represented yesterday Il the
MunouEAhela house gathering The pre-
liulnary arrangements for o selling pool
was completed and IL needs hut the rAti-
tcatlou of those Interested 70 close the
deal placing the output and price Of al
the nuts and bolts manufactured In the
country IN the hands OF one man com
missioner Despite the hpGdwHy made III
The meeting YESTERDAY one OF The manu-
iucturerf said than III underUurreut existed
which delayed the organization The can
hs explained by the fact that the manu-
fIrturCrf are Suspicious Of each other. and
many have sent clerks TO represent them.
so ne not 10 be bound too tightly hy arree-
mems. The allotment allowed each manu-
fHctllrer is also subject OF dispute and
the most difficult 10 settle When this is
completed, the pool will be regdy 10 90
business, The first step will be 10 advance
the price.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
RANK WITH HEAVY DEFICIT.
Queenslnnd National Finds Itself
IxE.lEe MiIIinn Dol in tn. Hole.

BRISBANE Nov. 1.-THE government
committee Of inquiry irtO the state Of AZ
fairs Of the Queensland National bank re
ported 8 deficit Of E2.436 600 about SI9 OU0 %
OOO. OF which flIBSO6e are regarded as
being lost beyond recovery The committee
however reported that the bank has sound
and profitable business anr Il was claimed
that with economy and . reduction Of III.
rate OF interest paid 10 drpositurs the man
EEsmsut ought 10 he eDie. 10 gXtiuEuish the
remainder q the deficit amounting 10 &
years Liquidation, II wRE asserted would
ne disastrous 70 the creditors IL particular
and the colony OF Queensland il general
After hearing the report the colonial legis-
lHture adopted 3 bill guaranteeing the cur
rent deposit for one year.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
CLAIMS TOR a HUNDRED MILLIONS
Large md SmnIl Creditor, Of the ola
NnrIhern Tn cifc lnmnnnN.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Nov. 1.-THE las;
claim against the old Northern Pacific RHii-
way company hus been filed with Master 4.
L. Carey. and the filing o. objections sill
Al once begin and continue till the first
Monday IN January M. Carey said today
that the total amour; of claims against the
corporation Is over SlD0 OO6 coo The prlu-
clpA claim Is 10y the Northern Pacific com
pHuy the reorEHuized body which owns all
The bonds This claim Is cor Sg- -4U G5O.3O.
which amount is due OIL q NOR. EBre under
which bonds and stocks are issued The
company IL claiming this amount has not
allowed anything FOR The procedure % the
sales Of the property for the receiverstrips
and al The expenses that have been Cuuuec1ud
with Them. Another large claim iF that OF
the Seattle, Lake Shore Eastern road
one o. the leased lines. FOR over SO 0OU. 600
Then come the claims uf about lNe Httor-
ueys, agents and commission men o. firms
who sold supplies TO the company and others
The proceeds OF the sale o. the property last
sumner aggregated $4,000 600 in round hr-
uret To these assets are added about
S.OOe. 600 acres Of land. not covered by mort
cages. These lands are IL Minnesota and
~ North IlHEDtH