The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-08
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LOAN MADE
10 Build the Kansas End of
the Orient
OUTLOOK Is BRIGHTER
Steel Secured for Mexico and
Paid for.
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENT
Wichita Is Promised a Com
pIeted Orient
70R CHRISTMAS PRESENT

Many people in this city have eiver
ID all hope OF seeing the Orient road
built. bur a few stiII insist thar II IS CEN.
ing ard VIII be here Ga tine 10 u the
bonds voted 70 the company. the limit OF
which IS 1904 just two years from tho
first # the present month 4 reporter
for htc Eagle net ex- Secretary Of State
william e Edwards. who has been init
matelT connected with the dolngs Of the
orient company. yesterday ard asked
hlr about IT, L came here &c wichita
10 live, said Nj Edward. .beiievine
that the building Of the Orient road
would make great CITY out If this town
ana / an ssiN here holding 10 the sarne
belief 1 have bought PROPERTY here and
eXPect TO buy ,nore- 1 have Joined voln
Chamber of Commerce and an wlIiina
U BE- delegated 70 do anything pos lhie
IN the interest Of Wichita. I am for the
Choctaw road and believe that you viii
get II an as confident a. I have ever
been. and more 50 than have ever reau.
that the Orient Is coming TO Wichita.
u VIII be running trains ir ard out u
Wichita before next Christmas
In addition 70 Mr.. Edwards statement.
Q reporter for the Eagle heard ether
things which indicated that the Orient
was by no means dad. but lecessari Isl
little slow in coming this way. One OF
these things is that every pound OF steel
for ths 600 miles Of line in Mexico is
bought and paid Tor N Belgium and that
the Mexican end Of the line VIII . built
at once Another thing learned s thar
4Ir SLllwen has succeeded in raising a
loan u $3e0,00o IL London for the con
strlcu0n OF the road IN Kansas. The
men who ara back Of this loan and who
are now shaping The entire policy IF the
road are;
David Abercrombie. chairman Fleet
wood estate. and Ct Fielder < Abercon-
bic, Manchester.
Harold T. Arbuthout, % Lower sloane
street. London. 5. ".
Sen1r Don Louis Camacho. financial
agent OF the Mexican government in
London. director Interoceanic railway. OF
tho Mexican Railway company.
George Brace Colt. Ince. Colt & Ince.
St. B>nets Chambers. Frenchurch street
Londcn. Z. c.
ter ard Liverpool Transport company,
limited. London and Of Forwood Bros.
& Co. IS Mary Axe, London, r. c.
Percy Marsden. member of London
Stock Exchange. p Throguorton street,
London. z. c.
SIR Alfred Newton. Bart. T. Cumber-
land Terrace, Regents Park. 5. W, chair
man Haryd's stores. limited. chairman J
2. ROBERTS stores. limited; chairman ..
II Evans & Co. limited.
Lewis ReUden. Church Renden & Co,
2 Bedford Row London, W c.
Two more names wiz be added 70 this
Committee in few days.
Tao road is % be operated BIZ the ex-
ecutlpe committee in the United States.
composed Of
Dr. ~. :. Woods. president Of the Ma
floral Bank OF commerce. Kansas City
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vs. A Rule. cashier OF the National
Bank of Comm cree. Karsas City. NO.
T. l. Martin Kansas City, 10.
A. E Stillwell. president q -he *. c.,
N & Q. Railway. Kansas City. and City
If Mexico.
w 81. sylvester. second vice-president
Of the X C. NJ & O. railway.
r. r. Melville. Boston. vice-DreSident
OF rho Great Northern railroad Of Canada.
W r. Baker. vice-president and gen
oral nanlger Postal Telegraph company,
New York.
william, Huttig. director of the Ma
tionsl Bank of Commerce. Kansas city
no
S, b-committee in Mexico. composed
Of -na following
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