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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-13
BLOCKADE Is
NOT SERIOUS

The blockade. which has been re-
ported TO exist on the White Pass
a Yukon railway. is not 80 Hvrious
a matter az has been said. While
there u a congestion % freight be-
tween the paints named. things are
by no means at a standstili. Frank
Burns. formerly % this city. at pfcs-
sat at White Horse. IL in town. aud
- has been over the ground very
recently lie IL authority for the
statement that in all proha hlliky no
more than t.soo or 1000 tonsof freight
tie along the road and on tho lakes.
This amount " freight has often
been handed between skaKwAy and
whitrharsr during the summer.
Mr. Burns. who arrived on the Hum
boldt yesterday. will be In the city
for several days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-13
HE HELD ON TO
SAVE HIS LIFE

GLASsBORO. ~. j.. sept IA
young man AIMED c. Pierce. employed
by J. l.. Davenport AZ Prlckett'a nil.
had a narrow escape from death to-
day. His trousers caught IN a cog.
wheel. and he was rapidly being
drawn in the machinery wren he
managed 70 catch hold OF part of
the frame work.
Mr.. Davenport IN the lower part II
the min could not hear Pieree's cry
for help. but noticing something was
wrong with the machinery, he made
an investigation. lie found Pierce
nearly exhausted b. his efforts to
keep from being drawn between the
wheels. The young man had been
In his periiOus position ten minutes
before he was released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-13
BALLARD GIRL
Is MISSING

Kate Ross a young woman who
resides with her parents at Ballard.
has been missing since Monday, and
fears are entertained that she has
been drowned. The slrl was be
iieycd Co be slightly drmented. The
matter Was reported 10 the police
iaat night.
She WAS last seen at o'clock Mon
day night. when she applied at the
ballard eoathouse fer a boai The
keepsr knowing her condition, re-
fused her. After leaving the boat
secured boat from a friend. a
scareh has been made along the
shore, bat no trace Of the boat has
hvan found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-13
DUEL IN WHICH
BOTH WERE HIT

sHANoKfN. Pa. Sept. is.-Mcof-
Ing on the road near Brady last night
NJ -. Brennan, n railroad Waterman
and Timothy Kennedy. sx-Auditor %
Coal Township. became engaged In n
quarrel. The men drew revoivers
and exchanged shots.
Brennan fell with a bullet IN his
left thigh. while his antagonists left
and only arm was shattered. Before
the duel could be resumed some men
hearing the firing. hurried 10 the
scene and separated the enragcd
pair. They were brought TO this
place. where doctors dressed their
wounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-13
Peculiar Accident to q Steamer.

sAuLT MARIE, Mich. srhe steel steamer poasas
the channel o"
encetaaiy blocks
Of being adj
done with The wreck and u
Is uat % the
steamship Company
John oketeers bound down from Lake Superior owns
loaded with
tha
parted and
the Of
the side
ting a
wFekins q shs Thompson
could Eatheed
be nnioaded onto
in
his viii be Ions and trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-13
A TROLLEY WIRE
CAUSES A PANIC

JAsfESTowN. y. Y. Sept. IA
trolley wire broke aa an electric
ear started down Main street today.
ana the iogse wire wound around the
car causing a brilliant display 81
electric lighting. An panic enxued
auonE the passengers who jumped
from the swiftly moving car and sew
eFal were badly injured. Among the
seriously hurt are; Mrs. James Heis-
ted. Eiburu. Ill. back u head Sc
yerelY bruised BY conclusion OF the
brain. condition dangerous. Mrs. -.
Hart. Bradford. Pa. arm badly in
t,ircd. face and body bruised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-13

DULUTH. MINI. Sept lathe
pa ssenFer steamer Peerless OF the
Lake Michigan and Lake Superior
line. was sunk in the harbor today
by a collision with the schooner a.
stewart Both boats were In charge
II tugs, The Peerless had no pass
engers on board AZ the time. as she
was bound w the river for freight.
Her cargo aboard consisted of ium-
Der and pig iron, 30 tho damage will
be confined to the break In the bows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-13
EMBEZzLED THE
BANKS FUNDS

OMAHA. Ncb.. Sept. i3.-Ned
Copeland. for years receiving teller
OF the Nebraska National Bank. h.
accused Of the embezziement Of tic
900 August 2, az which time he left.
The theft was not discovered for
nearly a month after C0peland's
departure. suspicion arising only
when he ala not return at the ex-
plratlon Of his vacation. Detectives
are seeking him. Last week he was
IN Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-13
STREET CARS
RAN TOGETHER

CLEVELAND, o. Sept. ia.--In a
collision between two electric cars on
Ontario street early today SIX per-
sons were seriously injured, as fol-
lows; Christopher schrcupback. leg
crushed. NJ a. Webbcr, arms In
jurcd. Miss Nora Scanion. leg crush
ed. George Hehumnun. legs Injured
Noble Hotchkiss. legs crushed Jas.
W Miller. leg fractured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-13
ANNUAL REPORT ON
MARINE ACCIDENTS

WASHINGTON. u G. sept Ia
1'hs annual report - Gen. pumont.
the supervising Inspector general u
steamboat Inspection. shows that the
fetal number of accidents % steam
vessels during TIE year was g. ~
which seven were from FIRE. thirteen
collisions. eight breaking steam pipes
two explosions ard eighteen from
snaEs. wrecks and sinking The loss
% NE was 4et. an increase over the
previous year Of ia. OF the whole
number rs we're passengers aud ste
belonged t. crews Of vessels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-13
THE NATIONAL
LEAGUE GAMES

CHICAGO. Sept. ts.-Ganen in the
National league yesterday resulted
a. follows Al Louisville
8. baltimore .. AZ Washington sifst
zarss. Washington !. Cineinnati a.
second gauis--w Washington ;. Csncin-
natl q. at Ncw York first game. New
York s Chicago -. second game
New York q. chieAEo s. at Brooklyn
-I'ittsbsSE = brooklyn II. az fniia-
deiphis-first gains. Cleveland 0.
Philadelphia 81. second game-c'i~ve-
land 4. Philadelphia :. AZ Boston. tire
game with NJ. Louis sas postponed
on account 81 rain. The standing
NJ she eIuba l. a. fafIowA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-13
Must Supply Pure mIik.

MILWAUKEE. wis. Sept la.-H.
c. Adams. the state dairy and feod
commissioner. arrived In the city to-
day He announces that h. intends
to rigidiy enforce the law against the
use Of chemicals to preserve tire milk.
II has been found that a compound
has been In use IN various parts Of
the state and n number Of arrcsts
have been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-13
WAS A FAv0RITE
IN THE FAMILY

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. Sept. L.
william Mercer. q Raecoou creek,
Is miles from here. has married i've
sisters. Not all u them AZ once. Of
course. bust when one w8fe died AR.
Mercer married her sister. In a word
Mr.. Mercer fell Ia love with the clan
Of Moffatt. and the Monais agreed
they must keep Afr. Mercer in thr
family.
Mr.. Mercer smiled when he came
here 70 get hla ffth marriage license.
He today married Miss Anna Mof-
fatt. who IL &c years old. In pursu.
ance % the plan 20 keep Mercer IN
the family. Miss Anna roiected a
young man Of Raec0on creek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-13
Hot Summer In London.

LONDON. Sept. ia.--so far as II
known this Il the hottest summer
ever experienced In London. Meteor
ologAai records go back only q
ycaR, and show a maximum Of 90
degrees In the shade. The heat II
accompanied by fun humidity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-13
sPEmT TINE MONEY.

Deputy Shrrtn Levisrc has
brought hack Harry Wilson. the FIRE.
mont lodging heuse stisf. but the
$40 said 10 have been stolen did not
come hack With him. Wilson. who
claims 10 have been on hls way 10
Juneau. visited Vancouver on hts
way TO Victoria. where he Sas APP
pretended lie bought a revolver.
tsweiry. etc. and adorned himself
sith a ncw sul, Of clothes. Hence
the shortage In the amount.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-13
SAVED FROM
THE FLAMES

CENTRALfA. Mo. Sept IA big
fire occurred here today, burning a
THIRD OF the business section OF the
town. Sixteen buildings. including
two livery barns containing seventy
horses and nifty buEgies. were de-
stroyed. A woman became panic
stricken In the Merchants hotel,
which was burning, and locking the
door, refused assistance. The door
was forced and she was rescued from
the flames. Eight nremcn were over
come by the intense heat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-13
Producs Men TO Organize

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Sept. IA
call fas been issued for a convention
Of The fruit and produce growers OF
the United States. 20 be held In Kan
Has city. Mo. January is next. for
the purpose Of organizing a national
association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-13
New SmeIter for Denver

DENVER. Col, Sept. 3g,-The
Denver Smelling and milling Com
pany has let contracts for building
in this city a new smeiter which will
he outside the trust. With the OK
cepti0n Of r. W. Croker ana H. Jo-
ralman, OF Denver the directors are
all Eastern men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-13
To Command Veterans.

CHICAGO. H., Sept, i3--Gen. J,
c. Wiley. Of Pennsylvania, has been
elected commander OF the Society OF
Service men in the Spanish War. a,
a meeting OF the charter members
held last night, to MI the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Col. H.
w. Leonard. who was recently ap-
pointed lieutenant colonel of the
twenty eighth regiment, l.. 3. V.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-13
WILL DEVELOP
MINES IN CHINA

PEKIN. Sept. 13-The Dowager
Empress Of China yesterday caused
a telegram 90 be sent TO Prtchnrd
Morgan. NJ. T.. TO proceed immedi-
ately to China and begin his mining
and commercial operations ia tie
province Of Szechueu.
Mr.. Morgan has replied that he will
leave Genoa. September 10, reaching
Pekln At the end OF October, bring
Ing with him a large stan Of Amorl-
can capitalists. who are interested. In
the Morgan enterprises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-13
Lion Escaped and tore Men to
Pieces Limb by Limb.

II you have q meritorloua mining
property. a. T.. Parker and company
VIII underwrite your stock and put
you to work tomorrow. Catch 'em.
Room 423 New York block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-13
MORE ROOM NEIpEp.

A building permit has been issued
Tor a two story brick addition Go ths
Queen Anne school The new add
lion h. Co cost $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-13
falling Dead in Seattle Like
Flies.

Men and women. when they ex-
anime their bundle OF mining stocks
and find that they have not got a
certificate oft he Pacific Coast Gold
Mining eompanys stocks in their
wallet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-13
TIMBER IN
THIS STATE

Prof 1fcnfy Gonnett. Of the Unit
cd States geological survey estl-
mates the quantity Of standing Tim
Der in the western division of WASH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-13

Ladies' Fine FRENCH KID
GLOVES. 2-ciasp fastened, new seal.
Hoped wrist. ali new fail shades. and
black. fi.2b value. only 800 a pair.
Ladies Finest FRENCH KID
GLOVES. 2 patent clasp fastened,
new fall shades Of blue. reds. browns.
greens. grays. and cream and black
t20e value. only ii.50 a pair.
Bicycle Riders Take Notice.-We
place on sale today New Gauntlet
BICYCLE GLOVES. built especially
for hard service wheel wear. 81 %
value. only ssc Il pair.
Ladies' Fine Cashmere GLOVES.
exceptional values. at CSC. 5sc and
sSe a pair.
Mems Genuine Hog skin WORK
GLOVES. unexceiied for hard SER
vice. welt sewed. sarhnae cut; only
81 90 a pair.
Boys OIL Tanned Goat GLOVES.
splendid wearing. &c a pair.
GET OUR PRICES ON ANYTH
THEY ARE SAVERS 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-13
THERE Is NO DOUBT ABOUT II,
WE ARE
Headquarters for Gloves
Ladies' Kid. Dress and Bicycle
Gloves.
Mons Dress and Work GIOvee.
BOYS Work Gloves and MittS

CAREFUL SELECTING SELLING AT SMALL MARdIN' KEEPS
DEPARTMENT GROWING EACH DAY
AlALL GLOVES FITTED EXPERIENcED GLOVE FITTEIS
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Special Sale-Flne note paper. In
boxes. Denny-coryell Co.. 71G LIST ave
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AmusrMrxT nuLLrrrN.

THIRD AVENUE THEATER
6Tonlght)-"The Last Stroke"
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Meme Fine KID GLOVES. exeei-
lent wearing. coo a pair.
Mems Fine D0E-Skin DRESS
GLOVES. soft. grand wearing, tizi
value, only 800 pair.
Mems Fine Imported Kid DRESS
GLOVES, nnest Kid skins. bsauti-
fully made; 1900 value. only ti.b0 .
pair.
Mems South American Goat
GLOVES, oil tanned. grand wear
Ing; only Csc a pair.
Mems South American capra Goat
GLOVES. welt sewed, oil tanned,
grand wearing. T5c value. only 500
a pair.
Mems Fine Caribou WORK
GLOVES. welt sewed. perfect fits
ting. grand wearing. ti.oo value. only
T5c "a pair.
Mems Finest Cordovan GLOVES.
fire-proof tanned. grand wearing
water resisting. ti.o0 a pair.
NC you NEED IN CLOVES;
K YOU.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-08-03
FOREIGN.

The Paris rolitique Coloniale says that
Russia and japan are arming, with a
view to 4 possible conflict in Corea.
1t is stated that the Government at
Christiaria has decided to proclaim Il law
introducing Il purely Norwegian flag for
consulates.
The Government of Honduras has
made Il full report, from its point Of
view, Of the killing of young Pears last
spring, for which indemnity has been
claimed by the United States.
An expedition comprised of troops from
San Pedro Macati, Pasig and Morong,
under Brig. Gen. Il. IL. Hall, captured
Calamba, an important trading town on
the south shore of Laguna de Bay.
During thunderstorm forty persons
who were leaning against n wire railing
at the Charlottenburg, Germany, cycle
track were struck by lightning. Three
were killed and twenty were severely in
iured.
The Roman Catholic reformatory ship
Clarence was destroyed by fire ut Liver
pool. The boys on board worked with
the utmost discipline until they were fore
ed to leave the ship with the officers. No
lives We're lost.
Official reports show that the condition
of winter wheat is very good in nine de
partmcntS of France. good in "a, fair IN
eight, and bad in one department. Spring
wheat is very good in four departments,
good i'll 80 and fair in Is.
In the English House of Commons, Sir
Matthew White Ridley, the home secre-
tary, said that he was unable to hold out
hope of exceptional! treatment of Mrs.
Maybrick, ana added that he was not
aware of the existence of any reason for
royal clemcncy
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-08-03
OTIS FROCLGIMS NEW CONTROL
He Estu blishes Provisional Rule for
the Island of NcEros.

Gen. Otis has proclaimed Il provisional
government for the Island of NcEros
The island will be under military gov
ernor. and Il civil governor and advisory
council will he elected later. This Gov.
crnment is established pending the ac
ton Of Congress on the constitution fol
the Island of Negros. BIcolor will b,
the capital. \ cabinet consisting of sec
retaries of treasury, agriculture and i'll
terror Will be appointed by the militar!
governor. These. together with an ut
torncy general. will exercise the exccu
tive power.
All male inhabitants of u years o:
age. who can read and write Spanish
English or Nisayan, and who possess
$500 in realty. and who have been resi-
dents for one year are eligible to the
franchise. The military governor viii
prescribe the time and place of elections
He will also appoint three judges to sit
IT times and places designated. \ free
school system viii he established and the
teaching of English will be required.
The advisory council to be presided
over by the civil governor will devise .
system of uniform taxation. The mill
tary governor will collect the custom.
and control the postal service The sec
retarieS will draw $1,000 a year The
civil governor will receive $1,000 year
The military governor will have the pow
cr of veto in all legislative action, sub
jcct TO the approval of Gen. Otis.
\ Washington dispatch says that the
President has no intention of relieving
Gen. Otis from the military command iy
the Philippines.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-08-03

while she went to visit neighbor's
house. 1t is supposed that the house was
set on fire by the children.
Three negroes were lynched near SAT,
fold, Ga. believed to have been members
Of gang that robbed J. L. Ogletree,
agent of the Plant system ut Saffold.
The home of Col. Hooks, Il prominent
citizen of Hooks, Texas, was blown up
10y dynamite and Col Hooks was killed.
The crime is believed to have been com
mittcd by negro named VIII Jackson.
The home of ID. II. knupp, at Black
Mountain, thirteen miles east Of Ashe-
Vile, y. c., was burned. T.. Fogote, an
architect. and an Englishman, whose
name is unknown. perishcd in the flames.
Samuel Ketchum, the train robber re
Gently arrested mt Cimarron, is dead at
the pcmitcntiary of blood poisoning, re-
suliing from the wound in the arm he re-
cciyed in the fight with the sheriff's posse.
He refused to make Il statement.
Chick Davis. the negro murderer Of
William Grin. Il respected farmer, was
lyuched ut Wilmot, Ark. He was over
taken IL a corntield and snapped both
barrels of his gun at the pursuing party
and was then fred upon by them and
killed instantly.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-08-03
fRENCH ARMY rs DISCIPLINED.
Gen. dc Negrier's Removal Meant as
, wor,iuc, To tho Aiiiit,sy

W TO ths 4bttltdSy.
The removal of Gen. de Negrier from
the French council of war is the most
important move yet taken by the new
Government in the cause of discipline
1t may be regarded as the supreme test
of the Governments strength. The ma
tionalist papers are wild with rage over
the latest 'affrout' to the army, which
they say has been bchcaded. Many per.
sons even who are supporting the new
ministry think that this was a step oi
doubtful wisdom, as likely to goad the
military to desperation.
Gen. de Negrier was at 10 time mixed
up in the Drcyfus affair. He has distin-
guished himself for bravery and skill as
Il soldier and general. and was on the
road to succeed to the position of gener-
alissimo of the forces. His disgrace is
meant as Il warning to the military not
to organize conspiratcies against the re.
public. This was. in way. De Negrier 5
ofTcnsc.
The Government learned of his meth.
DDS through an address made by Col
Bertrand to his officers at Auxonne
shortly after the departure of Gen. d,
Negrier from visit of inspection to tn,
garrison there Col. Bertrand said:
Gentlemen, owing to the attacks upon
the army. the generals of the council OF
war have determined upon the day aftel
the conclusion of the Dreyfus trial t.
wait upon the Government and demand
that these attacks cease. Il they do not,
the generals will act
Col. Bertrand was summoned by the
war office to explain these words, and he
said that he made the address in accord
ance with De Negrier's order. The war
council subsequently told the Govern
ment they did not share the sentiment
expressed.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-08-03
. Commitment for the Scots.

An old Scotch lady in Detroit is 4
little bit prouder of her nationality
than of anything else to which she can
lay claim. and never misses chance
to boast of what her countrymen have
accomplished. She never tires of tel.
ling what they have done, dwelling
particularly upon Scott, Burns, Wal.
lace. Bruce and Ian Maclaren.
Mother" said her son, after she had
been discoursing upGn her favorito
theme the other day, you honestly
seem to think that no good came ex-
cent out of Scotland. | fear it's becom-
ing a sort of mania with you. You'll
be claiming yet, mother, that Glad
stone. Washington. Lincoln. Dewey
and all the best of our greatest men in
modern times were born in Scotland"
.Weel. I'm nae SO sure o that. Jamie.
but there may be ane thing do ken o
the guide men We name. laddie. Almost
n. O. thin had intellect enuch to be
Scotchmen.'
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-08-03
IN GEN ERAL.

Independent lake vessel owners are
talking Of forming combine.
Consul McCook at Dawson says that
$io,o00,000, instead of $4,000, 900, in
gold will cover the product for the last
twelve months.
Jealousy caused Mrs. Annie Ryan tC
throw carbolic acid in the face of her
neiShbor. Widow Mccarthy. Mrs. Me
Carthy is dead
Admiral Dewey has decided to accept
the banquet rendered him by the city of
New York, but has declined that rendered
him 10y New York millionaircs.
Lacking but a few days of JOG years,
Mrs. Catherine Dillon, the oldest woman
in Bucks County, is dead at Bristol She
was born in Ireland July -, 1893, and
came to this country early in life.
Two steamers. the Elihu Thompson and
Lakme, arrived at Seattle from St. Mi
chael's, Alaska. with 800 miners. They
brought a small amount of gold dust, but
there were no large individual amounts.
y new transatlantic record to Boston
WIS established when the big Dominion
line steamship New England, Capt
james McAuley, steamed into port, hav-
Ing made the run in days I hours ~
minutes.
The Texas health department has been
advised that the yellow fever epidemic al
Vera Cruz, Mexico, has about run its
course. During the month of June there
were i06 new cases and 1S6 deaths from
the disease i'll that city.
X. l.. Brown, an American citizen, has
filed a claim with the State Department
for S2,0O,nO0 against the Transvaa!
Government. Brown was engaged in
mining iii the Transvaal and the title tD
his claim being questioned it was thrown
into the courts.
All Nu of Shanghai, China, a landsmap
who enlisted in the navy in 1884 and was
formerly attached to Dewey's flagship
Olympia, has been granted Il pension of
$50 month for lung trouble. He has
the distinction of being the first Chinese
pensioner of this Government.
The Villa Marie Bank, one of the old.
est financial institutions in Montreal, sus
pended payment. This was due, it is
claimed, TO the defalcation of the cashier,
+. LemieuX, and the paying teller, J. ii.
Herbert. Both these men have disap,
pcared. leaving a shortage of $4,000.
The steamer Daniel entered the Halifax
harbor towing the steamer Alnmere,
which is disabled. The Alnmere halls
from Newcastle, England. The Alnmere's
shaft snapped i'll gale, and in the rolling
seas the propeller was carried away. The
steamer was driven about for eleven
days, until :he Daniel came in sight.
The ownership of the Anchor Line OF
steamships plying between Glasgow,
New York and many other ports has
changed hands. The long-established
partnership of the well-known ship own
crs, Henderson Brothers of Glasgow,
owners of the Anchor Line, has terminal
ed, and company has been formed to
acquire the entire business of the firm
The company has been incorporated with
4 capital Of f5I5,000.