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Provisions.

The Chicago market was firm, and advanced
under speculative buying. Hogs also advanced
slightly. The San Francisco market ruled quiet
and unchanged.
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 11kc per Ib for
heavy, 12c for light medium. 13c for light
14c for extra light and 141zc for sugar-cured.
Eastern sugar-cured Hams &c., California
Hams, 121zc Mess Beef. s1OQ1O so per barrel;
extra Mess, s11Q11 so; Family. s12G12 80; prime
Mess Pork. SIS; extra clear s22 5o@2S; Mess,
LARD-Tierces, quoted at SC per 1b for
compound and 101zc for pure; half-ba barrels
pure. 10Ac: 10-lb tins. 11Hc; 5-lb tins, uasc;
alb tins, 115c.
COTTOLENE-One ha1f-barrel, 1o1sc; three
half f-barrels. 10c; tierce, 97sc; two tierces,
SIC; five tierces, CSC per lib.
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Decidnons and Citrus Fruits.

Berries that should have arrived Saturday did
not get in until yesterday, and as they were
rotten they had to be dumped. This included
Melindas and Logans.
Receipts of Grapes were slender and prices
were accordingly firm There was no shipping
demand Large boxes from Martinez were in
heavier supply and lower at $1@1 35
There was no change in citrus fruit The
Panama steamer brought up 455 boxes Mexican
Lines.
Two cars New Orleans Bananas arrived.
The Commercial Museum sends the follovine
report of Consul Charles M. Caughy at Messina
on Lemons, under date of October 20:
1.-The crop is in good condition The WELD
will be probably one-third larger than last year
The prices for October range from 5s Cd to 6s.
cost and freight New York. Up to the present
moment not single order has been passed
for November American buyers no doubt wait
There are changes in freight rates from
last year, the rate still being Is 3D. with a
of the season. 1t is absolutely Impossible ~
even approximate what portion of the cron
will be exported to the United States.''
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
APPLES-s1 50@1 rs per box for extra 75c0
Lady Apples, s1@1 Is for oregons and So s2@a =;
PEARs-Winter kinds. sia1 Is per box.
QUINCES-25Q50c per box.
PERSIMMONS-50c@s per box
sTRAwBElRaRR laRI IS - - per chest for Long
BLACKBERRIESE$S per chest
RAsPBERRIEs- 25@6 per chest
LOGAN BERRIES-Nominal.
CRANBERRIES-Easte $40 2501 per bar
rel: Coos Bay. 50 per box.
FIGS-Blacks, 40Q65c per box for Sonomas
GRAPES-verdels, 75@90c per box and crate.
Tokay, 6o@90c; Muscat 6O@9Oc; Black, 5O@95c !:
Cornichons, 60@90c.
for Standards 81 75Q2 % for choice and So 5oaS
rs for fancy; Seedlings, $1GD1 rs; Tangey1nesl
s1@1 25; Japanese Mandarins, s1Q1 20 -Eemons
$1d1 so for common and $202 80 for good to
choice; Grape Fruit u 50Q2 80; Mexican Lines.
S4@4 so; Bananas, $2Q2 75 per bucch for New
a4 per dozen
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Hay and Feedstnfs.

Though the stock of 1196oo tons of Hay on
hand Is smaller than expected, as already men
toned, it is larger than the stock at this time
last year. which was 49, 600 tons. Receipts yes
terday were heavier, being 9S6 tons, The mar
ket soft again, but prices showed no
change.
Feedstuffs remained as before.
BRAN-$16 5OQ17 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$17 50@20.
FFEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley, s16@17 per ton;
Oilcake Meal at the mill. s27@2S; jobbing, s2S 50
@29; Cocoanut Cake, $20@21; Corn Meal. s31 so
OH
HAY-wheat. ss@11; fancy, s11 5o@12; Wheat
s70s; Alfalfa sS@s so; Clover, ss@7; volun-
teer SIS 50G8; Stock, s5@7 per ton.
r STRAW-30@4715c per bale.
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Foreign Futures.
Eastern livestock Market.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO Nov observation-disclosures, 15,-
000 including 600 Westerns good to choice l0c
higher: others steady Good to prime, Sc 25
al: poor to mediums, SO 1906; stockers and
feeders. s2@4; cows, 81 25@4 10; heifers 81 80
as; Gamers, 81 25@2 25; bulls, Il !o94 oo'
calves, 50 5O@5 25; Western steers, So 1901 So.
HoGs-Receipts to-day, 43oOO; tomorrow,
40 600; left over 5000; 1O@15e higher; closed easy
Mixed and butchers, S. 55@5 95; good to choice
heavy. IS 65@6 O5; rough heavy to fair 50 400
60; light, s5@5 60; bulk of sales, 50 5oGg5 70.
SHEEP-Receipts. 600; strong to 10c higher;
lambs, good to fair grades, strong to 1oc higher
Good to choice wethers. s. 4o@4 15; fair .a9 to
5 so; native lambs, So 5oG4 rs; Western lambs.
feeders, So 1904 15.
ST. JosEPH, Nov. 25.-CATTLE-,Recei
1900. Natives, S. 6O@3 So: cows and heifers,
Sos; 55ps stockers sSs % and feeders, 81 5oa4 80
HOGS-Receipts, $500; 10c higher. Light and
light mixed S. 5O@5 95; medium and heavy,
S. S596; pigs, SO S5a4 So
SHEEP-Receipts, 20oO; steady. Top lambs,
81 TO-
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Poultry and Game.

Arrivals Of Dressed Turkeys were about 100
tons, and though they were lying around on all
sides quotations were 1c higher than at the
close of the preceding week. Two cars of East
Poultry also came in.
Game declined under receipts of 1872 sacks
POULTRY-Dressed Turkeys, 14@1Sc: Live
Turkeys 131a@14c for Gobblers and 14G15c for
Hens; Geese, per pair. 81 50Q1 Is; Goslings.
81 7502; Ducks, So 50Q4 for old and $465 for
young; Hens $4Q4 so; young BOOSTERS. 81 5O05;
old boosters, $4@4 90; Fryers, s4@4 50 Broilers,
50 50Q4 for large and 1903 80 for small; Pigeons.
81 25@1 so per dozen for old and 81 5OG2 for
Squads.
GAME-Doves per dozen, 75c; Hare, 81 %;
Rabbits, 81 so for Cottontails and 81 for Brush :
Mallard, 50 5004 so; Canvasback, 1896; Sprig'
81 5OQ3; Teal. 81 1902; Widgeon. 81 50Q2; Small
Ducks, 81 30; Black Jacks 81 50 English Snipe
81 Jack Snipe 81 so; Gray Geese, $303 80:
White Geese. SOL so; Brant 81 5O@2 so per
dozen: Honkers $5.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Another cent Topped off the price of But
ter, owing to the dullness and weakness of the
market Supplies continue too large for the
demand.
Cheese remains unchanged
There is no further advance in Eggs and
some dealers are reporting an easier feeling
Receipts running somewhat larger and
there were 1870 cases in from the East yes
terday.
Receipts were Is, 100 pounds of Butter, -
pounds of Eastern Butter, 461 cases of Eggs.
1870 cases of Eastern Eggs, 5000 pounds of Cali
Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery, 24@25c per lb for fancy
and 21@D221ac for seconds; dairy, 171z62lc: store
Butter, 15Q17c per lb; Creamery Tub, 216221hc;
Picked Roll, 19Q2Oc; Keg, 1S@1sc per lb.
CHEESE-New. 12@13c; Old, 111sc; Young
America, 131kc per lb; Eastern, 13015c
EGGS-Ranch, 44@45c for selected large. 4o1
421kc for good to choice and 371s@3sc for fair:
store. 30c per dozen; cold storage, 2OD271sc: :
Eastern, 19Q27hc.
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Fruits and Salmon in England.

The London Grocers' Gazette of November 9
says: In spite of the attention necessarily
devoted to the fruit trade at this season OF
the year salmon is getting a fair snare OF
business just now and Alaska on the spot must
be quoted trmer the week, nothing now
being obtainable except at about 90 above the
lowest prices recently ruling. shipments from
San Francisco are later than usual this sea-
son and this viii give the trade here an op-
portunity of moving of their holdings before
the arrival OF the 1901 pack Fraser hiNer
sa.ulon is steady. with rair business doing.
The Lake Chanplain has arrived at Liverpool
with 1893 cases from Montreal There has been
some INQUIRY this week for California fruits,
but no great Improvement in the volume OF
business can be reported
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Nc7U York Money Marker.

NEW YORK, Nov 25.-Money on call, easier,
at 31k@4k per cent; last loan, 81 per cent;
ruling rate per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 41k@5 per cent. Sterling exchange,
steady at decline with actual business in bank
ers' bills at 81 81 for demand and at 81 S3as
"A SSst for sixty days. Posted rates. 81 s41s.
Commercial bills. 81 1904 S31. Bar silver, SEC.
Mexican dollars 44%c Government bonds,
steady; State bonds, inactive; railroad bonds.
frr1s
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Beans and Seeds.

Bayo and Blackeye Beans are quoted frmer
again, while whites and Limas are quoted
weaker Otherwise the market stands about
the same. Receipts were 6729 sacks.
Flaxseed continues to arrive freely from
Washington, as will be seen elsewhere.
BEANS-Bayos, 81 1902 co. Small White, $50
80; Large White, 81 SO@S 10; Pea, So 50Q4;
Pink 81 S0Q2 10; Red, 81 1903; Blackeye, So 500
70; Limas, 81 50@4 65; Red Kidneys. 50 1894
per ctl.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard, ss@s 15 Yellow
Mustard So 2593 90; Flax, 81 65@3 rs; Canary,
3AQ3hc for Eastern; Alfalfa, from Utah, 8kc;
Rape. 1AG1Ac; Hemp. 31sc per Id.
DRIED PEAS-Niles. 81 90q2; Green, 81 Is
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at 6215c.
Trade in oats was broad and active through
December closed firm, Xc higher, at 42ss@424c-
Provisions were fairly active, with higher
tendencies. January pork closed 421ac higher a.
SIS S71z; January lard 321ac up, at 50 l212, ana
January ribs Zoe higher, at IS 071a.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Nov. 25.-Consols, s1%; silver,
257kd; French rentes, 101f 15c; cargoes on pas
sage. firmer tendency; cargoes No. 1 standard
California. 2ss Sd; cargoes Walla Walla 2ss cd /;
English country markets, quiet; import into
United Kindom, wheat, 1856, 900 bushels: i'm
port into United Kingdom, flour, 279 900 barrels;
wheat and -four passage to United Kingdom,
267O, ,Oo0 wheat and flour on passage to Con-
tinent 800, 900; Indian shipment wheat to
United Kingdom, none; Indian shipments wheat
to Continent none.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 25.-Wheat firm; No. i
standard California, 5s 1019d@5s lid; wheat in
Paris, firm; flour in Paris, firm; French coun-
try markets, frmer; weather in England, fine.
COTTON-Uplands 11-32d.
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Flour and MiHstufs.

FLOUR = California Family Extras SO ESQ
so, usual terms; Bakers Extras, 50 1898 25
Oregon. 81 5O@2 rs per barrel for family and
81 1903 for bakers; Washington bakers, 81 rs
a.
MILLSTUFFS-Prices in sacks are as fol-
lows, usual discount to the trade: Graham
Flour, 50 per 100 lbs; Rye Flour. 81 IS: Rye
Meal, 81 so; Rice Flour, 81; Corn Meal, So 25
s4@4 25; Buckwheat Flour. s4@4 %; Cracked
Wheat So so; Farina. 81 so; Whole Wheat
Flour, So %; Rolled Oats (barrels), Sc S5Q8 35; !;
in sacks, Sc 50Q8; Pearl Barley, So; Split Peas
S.: Green Peas. Sc 80 per 100 pounds.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

The market shows no further change in any
description.
wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are as follows:
BEEF-607c for Steers and 5Qsc per lb for
Cows.
vEAL-Large. 7G8c; small, S0sc per Ib
MUTTON-Wethers. 7Q71zc; Ewes, 61kQ7c per
pound.
LAMB-S@S1zc per ID.
PORK-Live Hogs, from $50 to ESQ lbs, SIC;
under $50 lbs 5AQ515c; sows 20 per cent off
boars 80 per cent off and stays 40 per cent off
from the above quotations; dressed Hogs, ~
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STOCK MARKET.

Business in local stocks and bonds was very
dull on the morning session of the Bond Ex-
change with fluctuations worthy of COM
ment. The oil stocks were also quiet and
featureless.
In the afternoon Alaska Packers advanced to
s157 so and Anglo-C Californian Bank sold at
S79 75 Business continued dull.
San Joaquin Oil was ex-dividend of sc ves-
terday The Kern River Canal and Irrigatfon
Company is now paying a dividend Of 81 per
cent.
The assessment Of 1c on Superior Oil was
delinouent in Office Yesterday
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Visible Grain Supply.

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-The visible supply of
grain Saturday November %. compiled by
the New York Produce Exchange, is as fol-
lows: Wheat 1922, 900 bushels; increase, g.
325 600 bushels Corn, H. 464, 900; decrease, 692-
600 Oats, 6,4s2, 900; decrease. S4S, OOO Rye.
Q 100 600; increase 379 900. Barley, 2.570 600; de-
crease 5S, coo.
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Menangini surrenders Himself.

Joseph Menangini surrendered himself
yesterday afternoon and was booked at
the City Prison on a charge of assault
to murder. He was at once released on
boEds. Menangini started the shooting
at the brass foundry at ia Main street
about two weeks ago, which led to the
arrest of George Orlando. the man fired
at, and George and Mike Calderella, VINO
shot their uncle, Felipe Calderella-
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Imports of Specie.

Imports of specie at this port during the first
ten months of the year were S169SI,0o2. against
$40 1S4 2s7 during the same time last year, the
leadirg descriptions being as follows; Gold
bullion S., ,3S5, ,52l; gold coin, S0s15 llsi silver
bullion s., 3l9 III; silver coin S36l, 692
The leading sources were as follows Mex
leo, s., ,20S. .1SS; Australia. s10,72I,54s; Japan
81 6S3 SIS.
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San Francisco data-Ma1imum temperature,
g. minimum, S.; mean, 5s.
The following maximum and minimum tenn
peratures were reported from Eastern stations
Boston. zz-34: Cincinnati z2-3s; Washington
46-z0; Jacksonville, 60-46; Kansas City $780,
New York z6-3S; Omaha 52-26; Duluth 3o-14
Salt Lake City. 1874; Chicago, 3S-34; St. Louis
56-3s; Philadelphia, 52-40
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.

Everything under this head seems to be go
ing down. Silver has dropped to 56c and New
York Exchange has declined to par for sight
and 2lkc for telegraphic, while Sterling Ex-
change though not actually lower, has been
settling for some days New York Exchange
is now lower than for long time.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
The pressure continues to fall along the
northern coast and a storm Of moderate energy
appears 10 be coming in from the sea along
the coast OF Oregon and Northern California.
Conditions are favorable for a southerly ex-
tension OF the disturbance
The temperature continues warm in CaIifor-
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Condition Of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON Nov. 25.-To-day's state
ment of the Treasury balances shows: Avail
able cash balance $685. $50 597; gold $1OS, ,434 11a
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Weather Report.

Q2Oth Meridian-Pacifc Time)
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 25-5 Q. m.
The following are the seasonal rainfalls to
date, as compared with those of the same date
last season and rainfall in the last twenty
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Stocks Of Hay.

The San Francisco Hay Exchange has issued
its regular statement, showing stocks Of Hay
at points tributary TO San Francisco, Novem-
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour. firm
No; spring wheat, s9@72s4e; No. 2 red, 74k@ e
45@451kc; No. 2 rye 6oa4 G61c; fair to choice
mailing barley, 60@6sc; No. f1axseed. 81 AZ
Sc 25: mess pork. per Dbl s14 75014 80; lard, per
1GO lbs. SO 1909 Isl short ribs sides Qoosel. $50
90 dry salted shoulders (boxeD 7asgf1
short clear sides (boxed) SS 45Q8 so; whisky,
basis of high wines 81 81.
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On the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter
market was steady; creameries, 14G2415c; dali
ries, .13a2ec; cheese. steady, sA@10Ac; eggs.
steady, fresh 2alsc.
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Ne7u York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Cotton closed quiet,
two points lower
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Northern Wheat Market.

OREGON.
PORTLAND, Nov. 25.--Wheat-Firm, at $50
5sHc for Walla Walla and 5915c for bluestem
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA, Nov. 25.-Wheat-Quiet and steady
Bluestem, SOC; club. 5Sc.
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PortlanRs Business.

PORTLAND, Or, Nov. 25.-Clearings. STA
2S3; balances, s3467.
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Dried Fruits, Nuts and Roisins.

There seems to be s0mewhat more lIfe to
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-08

Portland, Feb. z. 1901. -Ths local
weather bureau records the following:
ga. Barometer. 30 $50; thermome-
ter. 10; dew point, O; rel. humidity, 60 +,
direction of the wind, VI; velocity OF
the wind, 4; state of weather, clear.
sp. m.-Barometer. 30 672; thermome-
ter. II; dew point. B.; rel. humidity, 90,
direction OF the wind, nv; velocity of
the wind, 25; state of weather clear.
Maximum temperature, 26; minimum
temperature. z; mean temperature, l6;
maximum wind velocity, S2 NV; precipl-
tation-24 hours, 0.
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N the same attire, was on his left, with
the British minister. Sir Henry Howard
on his right. DR.. Lsyds, representative
OF the TIansvaal had the most prominent
pace In ths row, with only the Spanish
minister, Senior Baguer, between him
and the British minister.
From the tremendous pipe organ oc-
casionaI strains of music hoated out,
solemn hymns with nothing OF the tra-
ditional joyous wedding spirit IN them.
A roar of cheers announced the ar
rival OF the bridal party at half past
twelve.
Before the wedding procession entered
the church the great con onyregatlon arose
and the choir OF 100 voices sang, In six
parts, TO Hildack's music, the words Of
the 10Th and 18th verses of the first chap
ter OF Ruth, the blue curtains were held
aside by the court officials and to this
music the party slowly marched down
the aisle.
Then on the arm of Duke Henry
walked the Qleen in white, silver ana
gresn,a heavy diamond tiara on her head,
rich necklace of diamonds on her neck,
with big diamond broosh on her bosom
and white gloves to the elbows.
The Queen and Duke bowed slightly
TO the right and left acknowledging the
salntes OF the congregation.
Ihe groom were the uniform OF
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-08

Outside the big carriage In which the
Queens mother rode, with six black
horses drawing it, was lust rolling away
and the military band was playing chs
Washington Post March," while cheers
aud shouting filled the air.
On this occasion of her marriage Qaeen
Wilnelmina has pardoned or ligntene d
the sentences OF 364 prisoners.
.EThe Qusen ana Prince Consort stole a
march on their friends whsn they arrived
at the railway station with party OF
guests at four clock In the afternoon
and boarded special train waiting there
to take them to Loo palace. The people
waiting IN ths streets ami about tha
palace in The Hague, were disappointed
TO see the royal escort gallop back alone
The civil ceremony in the palace of jus
tice was very brief. The bride and groom,
the Queen Mother and mother OF the
groom and six witnesses inscribed their
names upon ths official document. The
minister of justice trst asked the mothers
according to the usual form II they had
any objection to ths marriage. and they
answered in the negative amid general
smiling
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The Little Queen Bushed Like
Any Ordinary Bride.
Large Numbers Of Offenders PardOned
To Celebrate Event.

The Hague, February 7.-Wilbelmina,
the first ruling Queen Of Holland. today
married Duke Henry OF Mecklenburg-
Schwsrin, who becomes Prince OF the
Netherlands by proclamation In the
Court Gaz stte this evening.
Ths marriage was a series OF brilliant.
ly solored pictures. But the severe sim
plIcity OF the Dutch form OF marriage,
which was followed TO ths letter in the
civil contract before the minister OF jus
tics (Dr. P.W. A. Cort Van Der Lindenl,
while the old-fashioncd religions service
in Gorote Kesk, gave It democratic
spirit.
A happier surrounding no bride ever
had. The weather was crisp. sunny and
inspiring.
The procession, as spectacle, was not
noteworthy. Fifty Dntoh hussars role
ahead, then came handful OF courG
officials, with the grand master OF oers-
monies, on horseback, then coach with
the Queen ard Duke Henry. The Que N 4
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4UErN uaAhELMINA AND TnE PRINCE cONsoRT

mothers coach followed, and then the
chief military officials OF the palace, the
governor or the city, two adjutants on
horseback, and lastly, a group OF 60
mounted artillerymen.
Green and orange decorations with
thousands of Dutch flags hanging across
the streets, gave the route a brilliant ap-
pearance The oostuming OF the crowds
was equally high colorei. at II O'Clock
the marriage party emerged from the
palace, to proceed to the palace Of JUS
tice.
Queen Wilhslmina passed down the
steps on the arm Of the Duke, with the
train OF her wedding dress sweeping be-
hind her. then the Q ems mother In pur-
pie, the Grand Duchess Maria and half
a dozen ladies Of the court followed.
.kThe religious ediiice in which the
final ceremony was held is great, bare
structure of Gothic type with white
vaulted arches.
The scene when the wedding guests as
semhled, however, was most magnificent.
There was an arch ofsmany -colose1 uni
forms and beautiful gowns with flashing
jewels and glittering orders OF the royal
pe.sonages and nobility and the feathers
and h1wers of Thousand wonderful
bonnets In the centre. On one side of
ths church was space about 90 feet
square From the raek rose big white
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column, with an ancient pulpit OF carved
oak. built upon 10 ten feet above the
floor. Banks Of palms and white lillts
surrounded the pulpit and were ARRANGED
back of the railings. Surrounding tn /,
square between the pulpit and the rug
was a short oaken railing, with small
table, covered with green velvet. On the
left six chairs, reserved for the marriage
party, faced the pulpit beyond the rug.
The section OF the church on the right
OF the pnlpit was occupied by burgomas-
tsrs and aldermen of Holland cities.
dressed in bottle green with red and gold
trimmings Another section on the left
held the members OF tire Senate and
Chamber of Deputies. Facing the left
aide OF the pulpit. la front OF the organ
lott sat the diplomatic corps, the nrst
two rows containing the ladies of IN
diplomatic corps. In this third row sat
ths American minister. SIR. Stanford
Ne we'll, in plain evening dress Gen.
Porter, the U. 5. ambassador to Fra ncs,