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The times., 1899-11-10
Chnrged win LARCENY.

Charles Evans, Of 1916 D Street northwest was
arrested yesterday by Detectives Miller and Peck
on charge OF larceny from the person He is
alleged 10 have stolen d diamond pin from James
Stewart, OF this city, while at Atlantic City,
Sautpmber
The times., 1899-11-10
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
AnnnnI yisttntion of Officers.

The officers Of Royal Arch Chapter Of Masons
viii make their annual visitation to Hiram Royal
Arch Chapter, No. TO- next Monday night, Novem-
Der IS, at 1:3J O'Clock. Mr. George Drew viii
make al address
The times., 1899-11-10
From Our Upholstery Dept.

Remnants Of Sukoline. Gold Cloth. and
CretOnues, from one 10 four yard EC
lengths, per yard ..............- y
Ig la-ge-size Hassocks. coveredJ nc
with Brussels Carpet. reduced to-. -
y pairs Of White Scrim Curtains.
IL Yards long. made with deep ruf- 10C
Les, per pair -......-.---..-. u
Third Upholstery Department.
90 Remnants OF SILK Warp Lansdowne
and Sublime Cloth, in lengths from
Il 10 - yards. Reduced 10. per 7EC
yard. Td..-............ ....-....-....-........... ~
Odds and ends Of Mems Unlaundered
White Shirts-sOme OF the best makes
which sell up 70 75c. Sizes IA. l4l-2. 00C
16. is -, and Il, each--.---.........L J
ODDS and ends Of FIeece-uHed Tn 23C
oerwear. were soc; per garment. j
Odds and ends in Mems SILK Neck
wear. Puns Imperials, and Tecks; 0EC
worth 9ec-...-- ...-...-.-.-.-. =
Odds and ends in Mems Wool Car
dizan Jackets. colors blue and 0CC
brown were $2.-.... ....-......,..... "
johnson Lu,trel Building.
The times., 1899-11-10
STREET LIGHTING.

Low tidc-.................S:02 An and 7.37 ? NJ
High tide................l2 .l2:47 An. and l.2l p VI
The times., 1899-11-10
CURE YOURSELF!
Eel in a Fit.

lydia gray. o0Ior-d. foI1T-dVc T1aT5 0II' q
siding nj le6 Street southwest, fell in a fit
at Tho corner Of New Jersey Avenue and Streets
southeast late Yesterday evening. She was re-
moved 10 her home ia the Fifth precinct patrol
The times., 1899-11-10
T. STEVENS.
Ninth street and Pennsylvania Ave.
Washington. ID. &,
Il. STEVENS

or sent direct from laboratory, prepaid to
destination, on receipt Of price. Circulars free
Address HALLoCK DRUG CO., 10 Court ST,
Boston, Mas
The times., 1899-11-10
Ubg - Witdsa
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1899.
The Weather Prediction.
TFMpERATrRF

Fair Friday and Saturday: warmer Friday; light
to fresh southwestcriy winds.
The times., 1899-11-10
From Our Bows Department.

Boys heavy domet fauuel shirt
waists. piested back and front 17C
Reduced 70 ..--.-..-........ ! I
One lot OF boys vcstee suits. 3 10 9 years
handsomely trimmed-au have separate
V sss's Reduced from So and $500 S1.87
one lot OF Boys Chinchula Refers. in
cludiug a cap TO match. Fancy lining ana
saar a collar h Re5ass e591a o5155 iroS 81 La5 "a 98
Two odd Iots of Boys Doubie-breastea
suits. iI blue and black chevict-s 81 &c
20 lt ye4rs-rcduced from $500 TO-. - 10
Second floor
The times., 1899-11-10
- sTN AND NOON

Highest temperature yesterday, 3 p. m........62
Lowest temperature yesterday, a. m..........52 52
The times., 1899-11-10

Hcurich's beers possess qualities which give
strength TO The nerves, retain appetite and build
up the system by properly digostiug the food.
Sod 10 bottles for family use hy The Arlington
Sotilmg Co, phone Ga.
The times., 1899-11-10
sIisht Dumnge hx lie.

Fire broke out in the house Of John AHlstead
2724 N Street northwest yesterday afternoon, re-
suting iu damage TO furniture estimated at $50
The blaze was eyinguisIsd boy occupants Of the
dwelling before tie arrival Of the fire department.
The origin Of the blaze is unknown.
The times., 1899-11-10
Marriage of Gustav ThciII,uhI.

United States Patent Office, was married in this
city yesterday afternoon. His bride is Mrs. Min
ME Davis Tewksbury, whose father is a special
examiner iu the Pension Office The ceremony
was performed 10y Justice Of the Peace Bundy IN
his office at . O'Clock. Mr. and Mrs. Theillluhl
will leave for trip 10 New York next week.
The times., 1899-11-10

sun rose.,-.-..G:37 An. sun sets...,...4:51 ?. NJ
Moon rises. .............. Moon sets :02 a NJ
The times., 1899-11-10
PENALTIES FOR POLICE
Private cambridge Recommended
for Dismissal From the Force.

f.. &. Stange Fined for AssnuIting
Detective HowIctt - Charles {.
Smith. Charged with Intoxication,
Named by Najor Sylvester
Mounted Men for street Duty.
The times., 1899-11-10
An HL.torIenI oommIttee AnnoLnted.

At the Lass meeting Of the Columbia Historical
Society john a, CassoE, the president, appointed
a committee 10 collect data relating TO the occu-
patton of tic District the capital Il is com,
ford Martin f. Morris, Hugh T. Tlggart NJ !.
MellcE and ". B. HrNan.
The times., 1899-11-10
TIDE TABLE.

PHASES OF HE MUON FUR NOVEMBER.
Ncw.................3 Sd Full ,...............I7th
First quarter--....l0th Last quarter. ,25th
The times., 1899-11-10
ADJUSTMENTS TO-DAY

Lamps lit today. P.N
Lamps out as An
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rhe snfety Of Court Fue..

The safety Of Court Files.
John r. Young. clerk a. the supreme Court ef
the District has decided 20 ask Congress fox an
appropriation 10 deiray the expense u having the
clerks office fitted up with Erepro0t book and
file cases With this view yesterday he had tl1
the work.
The times., 1899-11-10
From Our Trimming Dept.

Remnants Of Mohair and SIX Braid. in
black and coiors. 20 y yards in q INC
piece Tor each remnant. ~
One lot Of Black SIX and Mohair 11C
Braid. worth from IS 10 p cents for.
one lot Of assorted crystal buttons. 11C
were Z5C per dozen, for.-----.-..-....i Z
Trimming dept. first floor, section b.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19


tcrna|Y name was When ne read Inc
,n '.u.; re SUN ne
s,,I ,,,.,,. M I.s,.,, 49," 49, I'NY
nrn,icns NJ ~, ~,
had baom ,n,dn - ,,ro,a H., c,n,,',.,.
and to show Picquar, knew rstrrhazy
before The discovery of Tho rctit EIeu.
Turning to the leakage ut headguar-
ters. the WINES described the nego-
,iali'hS ~ NaJ"r lauih win the SPY
,he SPY pi"n',s,i in'ormaiion about ne
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
THE SHOOTING OF MAITRE LABoRr.

were AZ almost prohbitory prices. In
connection with the activity in south
crn iron. the Manufacturers Record
publishes this week a review of the
iron ANA steel situation by the ciitnr
Of fradsirctts. tie traces the real inn
provcmHni in the country back 10 l>ai
when the foreign outlet began TO talk.
of the domestic market an aggregates
nj production. which otherwise would
have been well nigh ovcrpowering
Added To this came the recovery of the
entire world from period of repres-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
MISSING STEAM ERS.
ONE REACHES PORT-TWO ARE
OVERDUE
CBy Telegraph to Virglnian-Pnot)

tBy Telesrarh to Virginau-P ilotD
Charleston :. c.. Aug lS.-The clyde
steamer IroQuols Captain Kamble.
which left New York on Tuesday af-
;ernoon with fifty first cabin passen-
gers, and should have arrived here
about o'clock p M. Thursday. Is still,
overdue. The ship and captain are
both s;aunch, and no anxiety is yet felt
here.
Savannah. ca, Aug. lS.-The steam.
ship Kansas city. reported sailed from
New York Tuesday afternoon, Is thirty
hours overdue. AZ midnight she had
not been sighted AT quarantine,
REACHES NEWPORT NEWS.
Newport News. Va. Aug, 1s-The
steamer City of Birmingham, from New
York TO savannah, came in to-day for
repairs her engine having been badly
crippled by the storm. She win prob
ably be in condition to proceed on her
trip tomorrow.
The only reminder Tonight OF the
severe stormiof yesterday is 4 st!tt wind
along the water freat. b
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19

increase in production the world over.
In view OF what has been accomplished
IN the past year. however. he would Do
u bold prophet who would predict much
beyond the end of this year or the first
quarter of next IIeyond that time
thorc would seem to he an opportunity
rather for the unprcjudiced chronicicr
of aSccrtafniual facts"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
P|CQUART On
WITNESS STAND
He Gives Strong Testimony in
Behalf Of Drayfus,
TIE DosslER STOLEN
The Absence or Du Patty IN Cinu,
CommentchUpon in Mnnncr Helps
fui TO Cause of Prisoner, Whom The
colonel Pronoumccs Innocent
ScnHntion Carved by Staten en- {
tint DOssicr Was stolen r. ON Desk

(By telegraph TO Nirg imam hiot)
Rennos. Aug lS.-When the second
trial by couri-martial of captain Alfred
Dreyfus. charged with treason. was re-
sumed in the Lycce at 7:25 this morn
Ing, Col. Picquart, former Chief of the
Intelligence Department of the War
Office, was called To the witness stand
and continued his deposition, which
was Interrupted yesterday by the adj
1ournment of the court for the day.
ROGET BOBS Up.
At the outset of col. Picquarts re-
marks Roget intcrposed ana said ne
would reply to them. Col. picuuart
proceeded To discuss the secret dussier
as being the main Spring OF the CON
dcmnation OF Droyfus lie took up the
documents successfully referring 10 thu
writers ANA addresses Cf the letters as
"a and "B."
Among those prcscn; in court ware
Generals Zurlinden and Billot. former
Ministers of War
Maitrc Monnard. who argued the case
in behalf of the Dreyfus family for The
revision of the prisoners sentence be-
fore Cour; of Cessation. was present
this morning To assist NJ. Demange, OF
counsel for the defence.
COLONEL PICQUART PROTESTS.
Colonel Pcpuart, continuing. said: 81
protest absolutely against tho ailcgn-
tion that | consented to the communi-
cation of secret documents To the mems
bers OF the DreyiuS court-martial with
out the prisoners knowledge. | never
ordered such communication, and if it
was done ii Was not worth my cogni-
Eancc
II hasten To add that in my opinion
1t would have been an Insult ia the
court To believe its members would lend
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
TIL; RAILROADS.

The railroads in the South are shar-
INK IN the steady increase i'll business
notable in the July earnings. And here
and there are noticed the effects Of
improvements in connection and in adj
ditions To facilities. For Instance. rail
road activity at Little Rock. Ark. is
largely responsible for the fact that
within three years the era ~ receipts
have increased from 22.o00 bushels to
t0nVoo, that 4 new elevator IS CON
iemplated. while all The old elevators
are preparing for enlarged business. y
branch Of the ohio River railroad in
West Virginia from New Martinsv!lle
To Clarksburg is expected TO help in
developing the resources of the state
which is becoming every day more and
more important as an oil ana coal pro-
Queer. The steady advance OF COM
mercc at Pensacola and Galveston at
opposite points on tho Gulf must be at
tribntod TO the efforts of railroads To
divert traffic in tina; direction while
the first merchant vessel in the foreign
trade Ia enter the Port Arthur ship
canal. which hogan loading during the
week. is promise Of another great port.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
CHARGED WITH LARCENY.
\ NlRG1N1AN IN TROUBLE IN
WASHINGTON.
(Ry Telegrarh 10 YirgIninn. Pnntl

Washington. ID. c.. Aug 1S.-A war
rant to-day was sworn out by the
southern Express Company charging
George Robert Davis with the larceny
Ut me package containing 81 900. which
mysteriously disappeared from the ex-
press car on which Davis travelled be-
tween this city and Atlanta.
He is now in jail In default OF bonds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
THE TEXTILE FIELD.

In The textile field the week has been
marked 10y news of projects for mill
undertakings in comparatively new To-
calitics. lin some instances subscriptions
are being rapidly made for the pro-
posed 20.000 sDindle mill at Mobile
For this undertaking it is intended to
have a capital OF SiO0 600. and To in
stall the equipment which will include
Goo looms and a four-story building 100
by 200 feet. For the cordagc factory at
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19

Company l.. Third Virginia Regiment.
is very i'll at the Soldiers Home. lie is
from Petersburg.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19

men. THAI this document WAS not the
property Of any particular minister. 1t
was classified as hclonging Ia the In
te'lEence Department. and. as you see
ID formed part of u Woll-deincd dos
sicr-a dossicr which WIS shut up in
one of the drawers OF my desk. and
which was distracted from it, THIS
commentary. thsrcforc is upon secre;
nosSier document which WAS improper
~ removed from my Department."
(S:prSltinuh
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
RlCnMOND news
AND GOSSIP
Mr.. Felix Jones Changes Ground
After Being Nominated.
RELIEF FOR PORTO RIcAMs
Governor Tyler Receives An Nnrcni
Fr"m ""r''nr, 81 War Root and
Replies Tint tic win y:riu.. C.,.
zion OF Raising supple. 10 The
Attention "i tie People ur. Will
Itnnu~ Resigns.
(spceia! 4 virslnlnn.r.l.t.

Richmond. Va. Aus is IA was
stated at the Governors office this
morning that he hAd given n, in.ima-
tion Of when he would return 81 Hich-
mond. lie is still at Eas, Radrord. ana
will probably 40 to Washington be
fore coming to Richmond.
y REMARKABLE CIRCUMSTANCE
There is somewhat remarkable civ
cumstancc in connection with the nom
nation to the House of Delegates yes
icrday Of Felix NJ. Jones by the DEM
ocra;s of Ilcnrico county.
MIR. Jones has always been under
stood to he \ warm advocate ot Gov
ernor Tyler. The fact was several times
published and never denied by Mr
Jones. Immediately after his nnmina-
ton. however. he. 10 the great surprise
Of many. announced that he would vote
for Mr.. Martin for Senator.
"PoRrO EICAN RELIEF"
Governor Tyler has received Il letter
from the Secretary Of War under the
date OF the lin, in which Secretary
Root says he has appealed to the MAY
ors of & y principal cities TO solicit re-
lief for the Porto Ricans. who have
been reduced - restitution by the re-
cent hurricane. He says the magnitude
OF the work is such that he Inns de-
- ",.S' ~, - ' - ~ 'i'H NV
'rhor IN asking me People OF the state
~ ~ nn",S "nHE I" tnr r'llel
, Nm ~, -, NJ "iS''oSsvu iSlanus.
nccind no sovs Am ,,,' ',i,,, 80
s,,nnlirs sh,,,i5 Wv ~ ..,', ,'''.'S ~ =,
u Jnnse Nrmv hui,1imr Zoo, M, W,,',.,
hnII s.trcat Z.v. Wi, IL, n'.,, ',,
| plainly marked "pnr.n Ui,,n rnii+f =,
| and he should be- cnnsuli9d -. - ~,
! time of shipment.
Money should he sent IA he National
',.',;1t, - .iUnv..'1' New YORK
,o,.,. nus '' '"'''" as "'p'Sl-
,S,-,,,,.,. rr..,.
lows, ''V' mus ''P''e" as loi-
~, ,,,,,,.,,.,-..,
stan, ,slki,,- ~, ,', ~ -,
,sn,inr ~ ~, , az
enffariney ,nI dis,i,,,. '''Y
people If pnr,n ,}itn iu,. ~ ''''
II viii bring thjs ~ Tho ,,,.nfio, &c
our neorle =, once And oss,,r., ,.,,, ~,
my hearty co-on,r,tinn I'm thia n,,,,o,.
feel sure shat o,,r nnnuln win No Ma
to contribute To the extent Of ;naIr nhn-
ity to alleviate the suffering ana dis
~ w mes vi 'r'una;e people.
,,i. "'''I '.i .'No acton IN
81 ~ ',l ','"'.n ~ or comments
sun,,nrt ~, ~, o "''''"S anu
So FAR M n,.roni,,n ,n,r, ,.
MAD, -, itc v'iu' nus nceh
Ric,us ,ro,, man.. . ", ~
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
YELLOW FEVER REPORT.
CoMMlSSloN INVESTIGATES
SANAtti.LI = DISCOVERY.

tfy IeIcSf1pn 10 irg inian-Flct)
Washington. Aug. lS.-rhc report OF
the commission appointed by the Pres
idcnt in 1897 from ihc Marine Hos
pital Service staff to investigate the
nature of yellow fever was ,o-day made
public by Surgeon General Wyman.
Tho commission WAS composed OF sur
geon Eugene Wasdin and Passed A.
sis,ant Surgeon Cicddings. butn OF th m
yellow fever experts.
The conclusions of ,hc commission
are summarized as follows.
First. THAT the micro-organism dis
covered by Professor Gicuseppe SAN
arcll. Of the University nj Bologna.
Italy ana by him named "baccillus TO-
icroides," is the cause of yellow te-
Yer.
Second. That yellow fever is natu-
rally infectious in certain animals. tins
degree varying with the species. TINT
in some rodents local infection Is very
quickly followed by blood infection.
ana that. while in dogs and rabbit,
there * no evidence OF this subsequent
invasion Of the blood. monkeys renc
- he Infection the same rs man.
Third. That infection takes places
by way of the respiratory tract, In,
primary colonization in this tract Civ
inT rise TO the earlier manifestations q
the disease
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
SECONDARY INFECTION.

Fourth. That in many cases OF the
disease. probably majority, the pr-
mary Infection or colonization in the
lungs is followed by secondary in
lection. or a secondary colonization OF
this organzm in the blood Of the pa
tiont. This secondary infection may
he complicated by the Observation-Disclosures
passage OF other organisms into the
blood. on this complication may arise
during the las, hours OF life
support the theory advanced by Prof.
Sanarelli that this disease is primari-
~ a supplemental inasmuch as cases do
occur IN whirh the bacillus icteroidcs
cannot he found in the blood or organs
IN which ii nigh, be deposited there
from.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
KEEN INTEREST.

The witness earnestly asserted that
me first occasion on which lie saw IIs-
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-09-29
BRYANISh AND
OTHER IShS
Assrsae . Acw Hobby.

Mr.. Bryan Is to bc congratulated
lie Is no longer an octopus chaser. III
has actually caught the monster, say
the Inter Ocean. From Tippton, Mo.
come the good tidings that the peerless
leader Of the Incompatible democrac,
has at last found way 10 contro
| trusts.
The Bryan plan Is so very simpI,
that the wonder Is IL was mt thought
Of before. Let congress, he says, pass
law that no corporation shall do bus
mess without IA federal license outside
u the state In which II was incorpor
atcd. He would make II penltcn,i.
AIRY ofense for any one TO do business
with corporation not having such a
license, or for the corporation to oper.
ate without this license In any state,
save the one wherein II Is incorporated
In some unexplainable way the issli.
ance OF these permits should be so re-
stricted as To make monopoly impos-
sible. Stockwatering Is to be prohibit
ed, and the amount OF capital limited.
Besides all this, the companies would
file statements of earnings, expenses,
profits, etc, with the government, as
railroad companies are now compelled
tn do In some states. at would" he
says, 'be such an easy matter then to
regulate their capitalization and bust
ness that nonopolization would be i'm
possible.
A more absurd proposition could
hardly be conceived, for the greater
part Of the business Of this country is
conducted on the joint-stock plan. II
would he trying 10 bail out the ocean
To catch the whales. Corporations
range In capitalization from Il few
thousands to many millions. and are
like the sands of the sea I'm multitude,
The reports which Mr.. Bryan's plan
calls for on earnings. expenses, profits,
etc, for one year would til hundreds
OF volumes and be the most stipend
Gus expenditure for useless informal
t!on ever made by any government.
II Mr.. Bryan wants 10 be the butt of
universal ridiculc, let him appear be-
fore the Forthcoming antitrust con-
ference to be held in Chicago and give
an exhibition Of himself astride this
new hobby.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-09-29
To Build ON NVreckarc.

Colonel Bryan Is very bitter over the
trusts, and tells how many have been
formed In the last six months, and
wants them throttled, says the Salt
Lake Tribune. But there Is no federal
law under which To attack them with
any effect. There was such law once,
formed and passed by republican
senate and house and signed by re.
publican president. But when the
country was turned over to the demo
cratic party, when that party had the
presidency and both houses, It's second
conspicuous legislation was To praetlc.
ally repeal IL; Its first being the taking
from the American silver miner tn,
last market, under our flag, for IN
ounce OF his silver. The outlook for
trusts under u restored democratic
rule Is not 81 very diseouraging. The
Springfield Republican, which is swift.
~ preparing To support Colonel Bryan
next year, explains that the cause Of
the excessive formation of trusts is the
exceeding prosperity aud abundance of
money IN the country. That must he
true, Tor surely no new laws for the en-.
enlargement of trusts have been PASS.
cd recently. Hence, Colonel Bryans
denuncia'ion of trusts is Indirectly an
aelnew Judgement OF that prosperity.
And he should keep In mind that II Il
only In times OF depression that n
country votes for change of govern.
mene Can Colonel bryan build a
PLATFORM on the wrecaage LETT by hi.
party i've years ago.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-09-29

Like Banquos CHEST, democracy
record will not down. In isD6,. when
The democratic party for want VI an
Issuc settled upon the free silver
hcrcsy, IL was confronted with u record
~ - years ~ an,agonism toward the
white metal. In 1870 IL Will settle
upon trusts fer ~ Trading issue, when
the record Of dein@ra,ic congress re-
praling Il republican antitrust law
viii confront II, Poor democracy yon
are Doomed Ia perdi,ion. and the bal.
ancc VI the country Is too busy Ia weep
with you over your misfortuncs.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-09-29

Scarcely day passes that we are not
accosted BY some one In search ~ help
for different classes ~ work, and the
story usually told by the enquirer
leads us to believe there IN not an idle
man iiarring the hobos who pass
through In kootenai county. Such a
condition has not prevailed here for
many years, and there Is nothing in
the immediate future To Indicate n
change. We hear Of one man who
wishes Ia engage more extensively Ia
farming, another who has on foot u
project for the clearing up and drain
ing of large meadow for the location
Of a stock ranch. and yet another who
Is preparing ~ build a brick block,
while al least u score are planning to
build residences or enlarge and I'M
prove their present places Of business.
Such are the conditions In Rathdrum
today, and what contrast with the
conditions existing here, as we'll IN
eisew here la ko0tenai county, during
lseJ-i-5 and 'Wiy And only year ago
we were told that the republican
party's financial policy meant IA further
contraction In values and consequent
harder times. Truly, contraction liz
giving way 10 expansion, and who does
not prefer the latter "a the former
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-09-29
From Standpoint comes the che

| From Standpoint comes the cheering
| news that . m,agniiieen saw mill
plant, second to none In the state In
point of size and capacity. Is In course
Of construction AT that place. When
completed this enterprise means the
employment Of u large force of lumber
men and millmen at good wages and u
steady pay roll which will add To the
general prosperity of the town. Sand
point IN no doubt an excellent point
for the location vi such AN enterprise,
and the Republican does not envy the
towns good fortune In securing what
must surely prove strong factor In
It's future stability, But the timber
resources Of Standpoint and its conse-
qnent adaptiblty for u numbering
point are In no particular superior to
these Of Kathdrum. or course, II
would hardly be practical to locate a
saw mill In the town proper, but a few
miles east Of here, on the shores OF
Fish lake, sites are not wanting and a
location could be secured which would
ho the envy OF IA lumberman's paradise
anywhere, There Is no limit to the
accessible timber resources, and being
near the Northern racitic's main line,
first class shipping facilities could be
arranged with very moderate cxpen-
ditnre OF capital. The natural induce
menis offered for the location Of d saw
mill enterprise nj the lake will ere
hong he considered highly sufficient to
induce capital Ia investigate; but
when viii Mthdrum he more In need
OF pay roll than nj present. Is there
any reason why Rthdrum should not
do As other enterprislng towns and of.
Ter some Inducements for capital to
invest In such an enterprise now?