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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-12
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:
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TO thu CnItiIAl CITY.

The Chesapeake & Ohio next Sunday
will run a dollar round trip excursion
from Old Point, Phoebus. Hampton and
Newport News to Richmond. Tho train
will leave Old Point q AS a. Nj and
Newport News, at Sis a. NJ. Rc.alrn-
ing. it will leave I;cllmealu at o'cioel.
in the evening, reaching here about ;wo
hours later.
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Blickensderfer Typewriter.

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WILLIE. Special Agent. Newport News,
Va, Washington ave-. cor. 31st street.
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A Place to 1.-Two.

If YOU want to get on the water front
for a permanent home you will find the
Cottrell Real Estate Company the best
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cate you just where You want tu be
promptly and cheaply. There arc oE!-
a few Waterfront LOIS on the market ut
reasonable. prices. You will need to Il 81
quickly to set them. Call at 2705 Wash
iGStOn avenue 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-12
Newport News Military Academ,

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS
AND YOUNG MEN CLASSICAL.
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MERCIAI. COURSES. Full corps OF
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logur. We earnestly solicit your pat
ronage. Sixth annual session begins
September IL, 1899.
E. w. HUFFMAN. President.
7-16-zm .
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-12

Brazil and MEXICO are said to be
alarmed over the prospect of Uncle Sa m
reaching out and taking in under the
folds of his comprehensive coat tails
tine dC,ninions Of the South American
continent. There is more reason in the
alarm than one would casually sup
pose. though the danger Of such a step
is not so imminent as to brighten any OF
the present rulers south of US.
There is not doubt that some time
in the future south of the American
continents will be under one govern
ment This is simply destiny, and all
the bowling Of petty rulers and scare
crow newspapers will not prevent it.
But destiny moves slowly and in its
own way. T.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-12

Yesterdays issue of the Baltimore
American contained a lengthy article
on the cost Of dying in the Monument
tai City. Funeral expenses there, ac-
corlng to the article, average less
than elsewhere. The newspapers of
this city have not found it necessary TO
resort to such measures in booming
the town. The mortality of Newport
News is so small that the cost of funer-
ais hardly enters into the economy Of
the place.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-12

ieges and hanllets have sprung up.
And this is a factor that is bound to
stay and sure to grow
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-12

School Supplies CHEAP. MORTON
Thirty-1irst street, opposite Ui%'
School. /
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02
FNENDS ARE STILL In SUSPENSE.
Detailed News Concerning Oscar Eiason-Fortune Teller
Predicted His Death to Relative Only
a Few Days Ago.

stances that bordored on the superna-
turnl. A. has already been published.
a palmist who read" his hand prior TO
his departure on his tour around the
world, predicted that a great calamity
would overtakc him within the next
i've years. This warning made no I'M
preston whatever upon the young mag
iclan who laughed the Incident away.
His relatives. however. while dlSclalm-
Ing the least inclination towards SUI
peratltlon have often thought OF and
talked about It among themselves. But
In view NJ his hapless fate more re-
cent Incident OF the fortune telling
variety IL agitating their minds not u
little. only few days ago lady rela-
tive had her fortune told" Among
other things II was specifically stated
that she was about to receive news
from over the water OF the sudden and
shocking death OF young light com
plcxloned gentleman" The fortune
teller could not state who the gentle
man would be. But In q few days the
tldlngs OF Oscars death came and now
the family are wondering whether II IN
all coincidence or whether the for
tune teller saw what has come to pass.
said member OF the family To the
News" I'VE are not supcrsutious, We
are not visionary, but these two incl
dents with others Of like character
seem very strange to us.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02
DEMOCRATS ASD ROBERTS.
Don't Qaestion III. Right to be In Their
Caururss+

Washington. Dec. 2.-The caucus OF
the Democratic members Of the House
for the selection OF candidates FOR
House officers was held In the hall OF
representatives today. The principal
interest conferred In the contest Tor
the spcakershlp nomination which
carries with II the Democratic leader
ship on the floor. The candidates were
Richardson of Tennessee. DcArmond
OF Missouri. Bankhcad OF Alabama and
Sulzor OF New York. The caucus was
called to order by Caucus Chairman
l,ioharlaon.
The roll call showed the presence OF
1855 members. There was considerable
wiaagling over the selection OF a prr-
siding officer MIR. Hay OF vlrgiaia
and MIR. Mcliae OF Arkansas. were
nominated. The friends OF the latter
made a strong fight. Mr.. Hay has
only served one term In the House. MIR.
Mciiae In The oldest Democrat In con-
tinutus service now In the House. Az
ter considerable Hpecchmaklng vote
was taken. resulting In the selection
OF Mr.. Hay, who received II votes
against GO for Mr.. Mcltae.
Reprcsentativc-elcct Roberts OF Utah.
attended the caucus and voted on the
first roll cali, No question NJ hts right
TO participate In the procsallnss was
raised.
lection OF candidate for speaker and
the nominating speeches began.
Mr.. Cummings placed Mr.. Sulzer OF
New York In nomination, Mr. Car
mack OF Tennessee placed in nomlna-
tion Mr., Richardson OF Tennessee for
speaker.
Mr.. Bankhead was nominated by
Rail OF Texas. and DeArmond by bur
ton OF Missouri. Several speeches
were made In scconding the nominal
tlons.
The first roll call resulted; Richard
son. a; DeArmond. 90. Bankhcad, 25.
second roll call; Richardson, ~. Do
Almond, i0 Bankhead. 20. Sulzcr. ~.
Third roll call: Richardson. 40; De
Almond. i5; Bankhead, 90; Sulzer. 20.
Fourth ballot; De Almond, ~; Rich
ardson. ~; Bankhend, 3l Sulzer, 20.
After the NTH ballot Bnnkhend was
withdrawn.
Richardson was nominated on tho
sixth ballot. Sulzer withdrawing In his
favor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

London, Dec. s.--The war office has
received tho foiiatving ,,n,, cen For.
e.tlor.yyalk.,.
's''cT- "heti
Capetown, Friday. Dec. i.-Gen. Cat
acre reports no change IN In. sit,iation.
"uen rr.n,h "A 80. I. .,,,,.,,,,,.,.-
''"' H'"'' ree"n'"i.-
sahee IRON Naauwpoort to Roasmcad.
The troops returned today.
m, 80 .'e,''ue" n.Hn Nounu 4" Ahsnt'
he u remaining at Modder river for the
reconstruction OF the bridge Am rein.
forcing him with Highlander and A
..,..t.,, -. -. .,,,
NV''s' p"Ise "th'e'S' une
canadian regiment Australian cuntln-
gents. and three battaiIons infantry
moved IN 10 IN. ID. Aar ana I,eiu,o,t
a., :.
"''
As surmised, the British dead and
wounded at the hard fought haiti. of
M,da.r ,,vor ,,,,,,,,,.,-..,, ,,,,,,,..,. .r,.'.
wv """'s''u huh"''ur, INV
war department today gave out the In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

the government has met since 1898
when, by mutual agreement OF the Sec
Rotary OF war and the secretary OF the
navy. the annual contest was stopped
because the interest In them had
grown 10 intense that they interforcd
with the cadets IN both academies.
Among those present Were Secretary OF
War Root, Secretary OF the Navy Long.
Assistant Secretary OF War Mclkel-
John. Assistant Secretary OF the Navy
Allen and u long list OF officers active
ana retired OF the navy and army. Ad-
mittnnce was by invitation no fee be-
Ing charged.
More than $4,000 invitations were Is
sued. the two academies each sending
out 5000 and the University OF Penn
Hylvania the remaining 10000 or more.
The demand for tickets was unusually
brisk, and ar high as SIS was offered
for "a single sent
Score. end first half; West Point. G:
Annapolis. o.
Final score: West Point. II: Anna
polls, ..
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Drastic Measures Being Taken to
Prevent Its Spread.
JAPS SENSITIVE OVER WAR.
Future IMPRESS selected ministerial
Crisis Imn,inens-I suiidipg War
ships az Home.

Yokohama. Nov. 10. correspondence OF
the Associated Press. via San Francisco.
Dec. 2.'-Thc bubonlo plague has made
Its entry into Japan. I'VE undoubted
cases having been reported at Kobe
three already proving fatal. The pest
Il traced 10 cotton Imported from China,
the original buyer. the carrier and the
purchaser OF the stun being the three
victims. Much dlsmay prevails In tho
infected city and the mos, drastic meas
urcs are being taken by the authorities.
hundred houses are Isolated and a
corps Of the most eminent physicians In
the empire has been dispatched to the
scene with full powers.
striking Illustration Of the sensitive
ness OF the japanese anent the Russian
cncroachmcntS In Korea n 10 be found
IN the fact that although II was perfect
~ wei known that the autumn mancu-
Ncra OF the army were 20 be held this
week. yet the embarkatlon OF troops up
on two transports here last Monday
gave rise TO the widest rumors that
they were On route for Korea, and In the
popular Imagination the impending war
had already begun.
The future empress Of Japan has been
chosen and her engagement to the
crown prlncd announced. She viii have
dowry OF q million and quarter yen
from her own family and from the
emperor, the latter contributing The
larger portion of the sum. II may b.
significant that by this marriage the
crown prince will become related to tho
highest Buddhist priest In the empire.
In vicw Of the strong buddhist move
ment To seizure state recognition. this
fact i commented upon Us OF great In.
tcrest
Predictions are freely made that the
coming session OF parliament viii re-.
suit In a break up Of the present min.
istry
, The liberal party. through alliance
with which the cabinet has been On.
abled to carry Its measures. IL In a
state OF chaos Two Of It's leaders have
resigned. while another has been max.
Ing inslHtcnt demands for Ep0ils In tho
shape OF ministerial appointments In re-
turn for party services. The civil ser.
vice question Ia thus being brought TO
the front. as prominently as II Is In tho
United States.
The. government has decided to build
two new cruifcrs In Its own doct yards,
one at kuro and the other at Yoke.
hama. II realizes the fact that this can
not be done ut anywhere near 80 small
u cost as the work would entail In for
clgn yards. but ns matter OF national
pride and for the announcement OF do
nestle Industries the decision has been
taken.
The tone OF the japanese press on
the war In the Transvaal 10 decidedly
pro-Britlsh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02
LIEUT.. COL. BRERETON IS DEAD.
Gallant Officer OF the Twenty Kills Himself at Santa
Tomas, Luzon. While Insane-General Otis
Sends The Sad News.

was largely due to his magnificent con.
duct IN this memorable struggle. lie
received severe hip wound In this
engagement that incapacitnted him
from service and put him on tho hos
pitul list FOR months.
BIOGRAPHICAL
Lieutenant Colonel John ]. Brereton
Nns a native OF New Jersey and about
forty.nve years of age. In stature he
was small. but In all the other endow-
nonts OF nature he had been generously
dealt with and was u leader In all re-
spccts "a man among men. lie was a
graduate Of the Military academy OF
New Jersey and West Pointer. In
ghc latter institution he was q class
mnto % Colonel willard Young. TO
whom he was bound by the closest ties
pf friendship. His first commission
came on June u, 1871. when he was
made "A second lieutenant In the Twon-
ty-fourth Infantry He was promoted
to u first licutenancy on May 20, iSS2.
and on the 9Th OF April 1895 Won his
'enptaincy, While serving In this Ca
pacity he went to cuba with his rcgi-
ment where he was wounded and won
the new lnurelH which have already
been referred 10. After his recovery he
was sent 10 the Philippines with the
Twenty-fourth and while there was
made chief quartcrmnHter with the rank
OF major and on the organization OF the
new volunteer regiments during tho
past summer was promoted TO the Office
u lieutenant colonel IN the Thirty
third regiment OF Infantry.
The gallant soldier had felt the heavy
hand OF nliliction In his domestic life.
Twice had his home been blishtcd by
the somber shadows " death, and on
each occasion II was the partner OF his
Joys aud sorrows who died. for he had
been married twice. lie leaves a daugh-
ter by his ilrst wif,s-a bright little Miss
" twelve years who resides with her
uncle-hs own brother-in Washington.
and two stepsOns, the children OF his
last wife, who died at Fort Bayard,
New Mexico. about 1891.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

Valentine, and san Francisco subscribe
sTs To Wainlua stock vs. n. y. DlllinE-
ham. has been compromised by the pay
mcni by Mr, Dillingham; Of $685. 600. So
per had Judgment for 100000 dam
ages. The san Francisco subscribers
are TO act their million dollars worth of
cided upon,
unhod states Consul General Hay
wood returned today from Manila china
aud Japan, ON the steamship coptic.
The consul expects TO be- recalled by
next February, as II II expected Ameri-
the islands by that ume. MIR, Hay
wood ~ supporter Of the policy OF Con.
Otis In the Philippines, wherc.hc thinlsa,
good work which VIII soon be successful
IN being done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

kiii''i ana friends OF oscar Ella
Vnhs talented magician. whorc
" h'e was ehroniolcd In these col.
f's'a The evening OF Thanksgiving
az stu In suspense. awaiting
sH'al Of definite particulars con-
~ The dnadiul affalr. They have
u slightest doubt as to It's cor
''S bll to be- kept In protractcd
s'aies Of the real cause of the blow
10 ALLEN 70 heavily upon them
n'tH burden difficult to bear.
~ t'lsd that the Associated Press
To cable inquiry. be able to get
10 Without much delay. but up
I Feseht II has not succeeded In
y" And II Is now though, that
II PARTICULARS are forthcoming
I hs next day or two they will
\ 'O'alhable untll the arrival OF
~ mall aud passenger steamer
IN e''0o ." ''"-
.~' little singular that Ellason.
king OF mystery" should
= nave been surrounded with In
:" ana associated with clrcum-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

Washington, Dec. e.-Thc war depart
ment has received the following from
Gen. Otis at Manila. dated Dee. .;
Lieutenant Colonel BrcNton. cap
tain OF the Twenty-fourth Infantry.
while temporarily insane, committed
suicide ut Santa Tomas. near San Fer
nandlno. Union province. isuzon. at 6
o'clock this morning.
Insanity was first manifested on
Nov. 29th, at Aringay."
The announcement OF Colonel Brcrc-
toms death was u great shock TO MS
friends In this city, The man who
knew him better perhaps, than any
other In Salt Lake. was Adlutant-Gen-
cral Burton. who, on hearing OF the
sad event. was greatly affected ana
inclined to diseredit the eorroctuesp OF
the report
why" said he ~ cannot under
stand why Brercton would commit IA
rash nct like that. He was finely edu-
Gated. stood high In the estimation OF
all who knew him was possessed OF eN-
ccllent Judgment and withul one OF
the most gallant and charming gentle
men Il has been my pleasure to meet.
lie was man OF few words yet nnnblc,
and magnetic and generous TO a fault
We We're often found at each others
home and never witnessed "A solitary
act on his part that would Indicate that
he would take his own life. IIiii every
feeling ran In the opposite direct bn, OF
course the statement that he Was In
sane explains II all. but II II nc'ierthe-
less a most dreadful nffnir,
II have been told By his brotl Ter Of
nccrs-men who knew him thorou ghly--
that he was one OF the braves men
that ever went on n battle field that
his courage was u the quiet. I'm Psien-
tatious kind that always cOun ~ In
times OF greatest peril, In the sto fming
OF San Juan Hin he made n rccort I that
would do credit 10 the most amb ltious
officer In the army, His prom otion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02
W0MAN FINDS AN
INTERNAL MACHINE
|a,rtling Discovery Made by the Proprietor
Of the Salt Lake House on Second
West Street This Afternoon.

ia ca Carefully Packed With Gun Cotton Nitro Glycerne
md Black Powder, ia Which Giant Cap Had Been In.
.sned-The End Of the Can Carefully Sealed With Tar
Not Known Definitely Who Made the Machine. but Left at
,he Lodging House In JuyIt lad Evidently Been Made
FIR Considerable Time--Chef Hilton UnIoads 1.-THE
Police at Work on the Case-Mrs. Wentress Tells How the
Deadly Device Was Found.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

,.,rnoon a somewhat startling
-, vas made at the Salt Lake
, lodelps house on Second South
| s,oond West streets. kept by Mrs
! { wen,nss
=, ,,pretor. In making the rc\nds
a vnoocuplod rooms, noticed u tin
|, cas- Is used at the power house.
| q, wash stand. There was moth
| srlinr about this jar at first
~ b, when the lady picked II up.
,,,l,si the end OF giant cap
|, t,f cut about an eighth Of an Inch
H. ,hs hard tar with which the can
saled. The AFFAIR was rather
IL All the lady at once reached the
slan that II was an Internal ma
! :. 4 some Kind and her opinion was
..iaii b. several men to whom she
Flh
h woman was terrified over her
1 nd At once set out TO deliver the
nAzs to the authorities. handling II
n naferly She soon came across
.r ni1maurioe. who relieved her
" burden. and took II TO police
nisifieu, where II was turned
~ " Objective Sheets TO chief Hill
~ m Internal machine all right"
f.liti the chief, and he at once Sc,
~ uhloadlng It. with a pen knife
81 away the tar packing from
r.i he giant cap, removed Il. and
p ui the iaI down tho sides. II
)si.ni 10 be completely filled with
tsige Of gun cotton. nitro
Psfis and black powder. Into
, ~ cap had been set. and
al carefully scaled with tar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

Madison, Wis. Dec. at has been
learned that the combine OF the thrcsh-
or manufacturers OF the United States
which was effected recently In New
York with a capitalization OF sG0,O0OOOO
win Include 20 per cent OF the thresher
manufacturers OF tho United States.
The ]. ]. Chase, Thrcshing Machine
Company, OF Racine, Wis. Is said to
be the largest company outside Of the
trust, and that II "a preparing To fight
the combine. The plan " 20 divide the
manufacture OF aeparntors and thresh.
ors among the different factories and
no shut down OF any plant Is contem-
plated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02
BRITISH LOSSES
AT MODDER RIVER
They Foot Up to 43S, Making More Than
1000 Out OF 1000 Men in the Battles
at Belmont, Gras Pan and Modder.

Almost OneSxt Of General Methuen Army Rendered iors du
Combat-Loss ProporonaeIy Much Heavier than by Amer.
leans at Santiago-Brsh Column is Unable to Proceed
Waiting for River Bridge to be Bui-Coumn is Being Re.
inforced-Enforced Delay VIII Let Men Rest--Ladysmth
Relief Force Still at FrereGen. cery's Flying Column Out
TO Surprise the Boers-Colenso Bridge Blown Up-More
Troops for South Airica-Newspaper Famine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02
id''ias Pres. Inventor Dies.

'oiA' Dec. 2.-Charles Potter.
Whiting press inventor. died
~ IN Plainheld, n. j.. today.
1 Ih. ',,on Of diseases.
was born In Madison coun-
hi b w ~, Early Ia life he
\ ni,tIns II. l., and engny ed In
las. sss pleHs business. Later he
fs.,t p.lated with the Bnbcock
|tg r,,s sss company and subse-
|e,,y ~ we Walter Scott Press
3. NJ "hlle with the latter COM
~ ID n,,s, made several improve
Iu,sl ,h".lns presses and finally
=, IA ", Dress which bears his
n "a blru1ssguently went into busi-
n 'selL lie amassed a for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02
HAWAIIAN ADvICEs.


San Francisco. Dee. 2.--Anso, Hated
Press advlces from Honolulu undo date
Of Nov. 20 state that a thousand d pillars
was sent on the steamer NarTm oo TO
Victoria by British residents OF Homo
lulu for the fund started In I.ondt ~ for
the care OF the families of soldiers cent
to South Africa.
Lewis NJ Henry, who Ia stated b! dis
patches from Peoria, HIS, 10 haN : de-
serted his wife In that city, after Tob-
bling her Of 5000, has a vito In this city.
He left her as suddenly US he 4 tizlp-
pc0red from Peoria and San Fran slsco.
Tho case OF John ii. Sopar, L.. s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

Topeka, Kan, Dec. 2.-F. q. Adams,
one ~ the pioneers VI Kansas, and soc
Rotary ~ the state Historical society,
died this morning Mr.. Adams has
been a resident Of the State since 1856,
and secretary Of the society since III
foundation, llc built IN one Of the
most remarkable state societies OF the
kind In the United States, with special
historical library OF $4,000 volumes aud
10000 manuSorlpts and preserving year
By year bound volumes with all the L.
sues OF every daily and weekly pub
hshcd In Kansas lie was 20 years
old,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

Washington. Dec, 2.-'rhe President
has designated Adelbert +. Hay 10 pro-
coed al once to South Africa as the ron
rcscntatlve Of the state department ana
take the place Of Mr.. Macrum, the pres
ent United States consul at Pretoria,
The state department has yielded TO
Mr.. Macrum's repeated apeais to be
relieved and he Will not await the ar
rival OF Mr.. Hay before quitting his
post. Mr. Hay Is the son Of the secre-
tary Of state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02
Ah'u.sian war.hlp,

>aa.p'an' Dec 2,-The American
b H.. ~, =, ~ Louis, which sailed for
~ ilsty Ry. md among her pas
- ofies, russian sailors and two
iie p,n M, sailors on board the st.
kans gto o part OF a detach-
~ Il o,I tor this country 10 take
n d ths ny n o. the Russlnn cruisers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

hsss ,oo ,s, Dec 2,-one of the most
\ TX pla u' gamea ever played
|s'ea ihs 80. On Franklin Held this
n asttlhr W .estants being elcyens
/, ,aai NM mssI Point Military and
Y he ths, sAl aeadcmies. IL was Inc
.alehss ~ S, , representing the
VI The military arm Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

Rosslnnd. u. C.. Dec. 2.--The Koote-
nai-Yale Lumber combine has been or
gnnizod TO control the lumber business
OF british Columbia. II IN capitalized
at half million. Louis Blue OF this
city Is president. and J. Il. Panport.
secretary,