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New-York tribune., 1901-03-22
ICE GOING OFT OF THE HUDSON.
GREAT DAMS BUILT IN RECENT YEARS PREVENT
DAMAGE.

Troy. y Y March q (speciaD-The ice in the
Hudson River above the State dam broke up to-
day as the result Of "A rain which set in
Wednesday night The great foes Of ice going
with little comnotion and the water at O'Clock
had not risen above the docks. At that hour the
ice in the Mohawk above Cohoes Falls had not
started.
The two or three great dams that have been
built in the Hudson in the last five years are in
part responsible for the manner In which the ice
goes seaward now. In previous years the entire
river broke up one time. and the ice came rush
Ing down with great force doing much damage
and generally forming "A gorge at some point In the
river Now dams at Mocha nicsville and Glens Falls
hold back portions of the ice until the river ia
clear below them. A great part OF the ice that
went down this afternoon came from above the
dam of the Hudson River Power Company at Me-
chancsvile. The ice in the Hoosck River. which
usually causes more less trouble. has already
gone out, so that no difficulty is anticipated from
that source. Some of the ice that went down to-
day is twenty-four inches thick.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-22
TRESTLE SAGs WITH TRAIN OF CARS

BRAKEMAN HURLED To CRor-,n At o1,roD,
FURNACE. X. J.. AND BADLY HURT
oxford Furnace. March PA tres,ia tbir,,.- eo
feet high. on the road between the ore mines
ana the furnace here ~ the Empire Iron and Steel
company collapsed this morning while a train
cf cars laden with ore crossing it. The trestl4
Nas built last fall II is supposed that frost leav-
's ne ground caused The foundations 20 sink Tho
cars DIG not fan. as the broken part remained I'm
=, Nllllam schultz. the brakeman on the section ~
the Train which was the trestle was tbrown
rom me cars and fen a heap Of ore in rho
eSsse lie VAS bruised and about the body and
rs ioreneac gashed. His skull is fractured AT The
.fontal % bone lie Is thirty-siX years old and has
20 be serious. me- Ne44e' I'll
New-York tribune., 1901-03-22
NOTES FROM COLTUBT4.

Columbia may establish department Of instruc-
ton in Chinese. The department will proba bly, he
connected with the department Of ranian
languages OF which A V. Williams Jackson is head.
The Columbia library into possession recently
Of a large number OF valuable Chinese books
Mrs. Robert Goelet has given Columbia S25.@0
with which to erect statue represent Alma
Mater the portico in front OF the library. The
figure will be executed by Daniel c. French.
CASTOR Deschamps delivered his last lecture at
Columbia yesterday The History OF the French
Press IN the Nineteenth Century"
New-York tribune., 1901-03-22
scorcH AIRS SING FOR scoTcH cHrRcH,

Scots Wha' Haze ''Jocko o. Hazeldean. Lang
Ava Ship and March of the Cameron Men" were
some of the many bright Scotch airs listened TO
by hundreds of men and women from the land Of
wallace and Robert BruHe at the Calvary Baptist
Church West F.ftysevent hist. last night. Mabel
Munro tMrs. James Munro LanegaD sang. with
harp and Tyre accompaniment and recited. in cos
tune number of Gaelic sketches. The pro-
gramme opened with bagpipe selections by Pipe
Major James Macdonald. The Rev. DIR. Robert
Stuart Macarthur and Seth Low made addresses.
At the close of the concert all joined in singing
Aud Lang Syne"
The entertainment was given by Mabel Munro 10
aid the work Of the Caledonian Church. Among
those present We're the Rev: DIR, J. l.. Campbell;
". A Chisholm. Professor r. Ferguson, Mr. and
Mrs. J. r. Macdonald. Miss Isabelle Lockhart. Pro
fessor George d. Stewart Miss Katherine Mac
Kenzie Kenneth MacCuaig. DR.. A. j. Maclsac.
Miss Isabel Ross. Miss Rachel Morrison and Alex
ander Macmillan
New-York tribune., 1901-03-22
PORTO RIC4NS WANT A LOAN.

San Juan. March 21-The San Juan Chamber OF
Commerce has called a mass meeting for Sunday
of the principal planters, bankers, asricultursts
and merchants. with view TO agreeing upon some
feasible plan for the relief of financial depression
The outcome of the meeting will probably be a
netition TO Governor Allen to call extra session
of the legislature and to authorize loan of from
s3 COO 600 10 s. for the benefit of agriculture
New-York tribune., 1901-03-22
FALSE PROPHET DIES SUDDENLY.

CLAIMED A NEW DOCTRINE.
London. March H.-Advces received from Mengo
In Uganda Africa dated Thursday March H. say
that Muludzi the Mahometan prophet who recently
proclaimed himself leader Of religious doc
trine in Uganda. died at Mengo that afternoon
under extraordinary circumstances. after short
reign prophet
The Sultan of Imhogo. the head of Mahometanism
in Uganda denounced the doctrine, and a ma
tive court declared MuludZ to be an impostor.
whereupon Muludz Indignantly declared he would
remain earth. He LETT the native
court and ascended n small eminence outside the
kings inclosure where he knelt, called loudly on
Mahomet and suddenly expired
Muludzi lately spent ten days In solitude in a
forest and upon his declared he had q
an angel. who had charged him with the mission
New-York tribune., 1901-03-22

The United States torpedo boat Wnslow, In com
mand of Lieutenant W. w Phelps. whlch mas oeeh
in reserve at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, sailed yes
terday afternoon for Norfolk TO join the torpedo
boat hotilIa which is gathering there. Norfolk
has been selected by the Navy Department as
rendezvous for the torpedo craft on the Atlantic
Coast When all the vessels have beNsl assembled
there this spring 1t is proposed 10 undertake the
execution of plans for the defence OF Hampton
New-York tribune., 1901-03-22
RELEASED IN MEXICO; REARRESTED.
FUGITIVE CHARGED WITH EMBEzzLEMENr HERE
CAUGHT AT VERA CRUZ

Charles F. Cosgrove. Of No 2s East Eighty
eighth-st.. who arrested in the City of Mexico
on the charge OF embez8Iing between $4,000 and
$4,000 belonging to Stewart. Howe & May. of No
297 Merc"r-st.. and who released by a Judge in
the City Of Mexico. was again arrested yesterday
I'm the city Of Vera Cruz. Cosgrove followed
by Inspector Brodigan of the American Surety
Company. The American Surety Company, in this
city, was Immediately apprised of his
The notice that CoSGrove had been released by a
Mexican judge was surprise 10 the officers OF
the American Surety Company. They have since
communicated with the State Department. and
CosRrcve will now be held. pending extradition.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-22
MECHANICS STRIKE AT IDLE HOUR
WORK OF RECONSTRUCTION ON w X. vANDE
RILr's LONG ISLAND PLACE DELAYED.

BILT's LONG ISLAND PLACE DELAYED.
Oakdale. y. Y, March 21.-Work on the recon
struction of William K Nanderhilt's Long Island
place. Idle Hour. brought almost 70 a stand
still to-day by the striking of one hundred me-
chanics. The work Idle Hour being rushed
completion. The new buildings replace the
house and annexes burned down year or so ago
The buildings now incosed. and the interior
work being rushed that the house would
be ready for occupancy this summer. of the work
employed about the place seven-tenths were
from New-York Recently the contractor for the
steam piping sublet the contract for portion Of
the work 10 Mr.. Fisher plumber. of Lslip. Mr.
Fisher does not employ union men, All the New
York men members of the union. and the local
workmen Joined the New-York union before they
went work.
This morning a delegation from the building
trades unions of New-York came 10 Oakdale and
after a conference with the called them out
The delegates ordered the local strikers
TO go 10 their homes and remain there. The New
York ordered back to the city pending
the settlement of the controversy.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-22
BROKERS CONE TO BLOWS.

ONE THREATENS TO SUE OTHER FOR sTRIK-
ING HIN.
Harry Tobey of the firm of Tobey & Kirk. No
Froad-st.. and Alexander LeVino. of No. 20 Broad
say. brokers in the curb market in Broad-st.,
got into dispute yesterday morning quota
fion for indianapolis Gas bonds Levino IL is said,
criticised Tobey's methods of trading, whereupon
Tobey called him a liar. Levino walked away. but
when a little later the again the
quarrel renewed Finally Tobey hit Levino,
cutting his face and smashing his eyeglasses. The
controversy ended for the day al that point Levino
making his way 20 the office Of downtown ply
sician, who attended to his injuries.
l-eVino small. middle aged and frail. He is
popular with the outside brokers Tobey is younger
aud somewhat aggressive in manner Tobey
action harshly criticised. and Levine threat
ened IN take the matter TO court. He said he had
on his side
New-York tribune., 1901-03-22
wATERvLIET FLOODED.

Troy n y March 2.-The central part of Water
vliet has been flooded by the overhowing of DRY
River. Many people have been driven from the
houses. Boats used in the streets.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-22

Catskill y. Y, March 21.-Navigation on the up
per Hudson will be reopened on Saturday. River
mon saw a stout steamboat could go through from
New-York TO Albany to-day without serious hin
drance. fortnight ago foIrteen-inch ice was be-
ing harvested the river.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-22
TO NEWPORT NEWS FOR REPAIRS.

The American Line steamer New-York which
rived from Southampton and Cherbourg last Sun
day night with her port tail shaft broken and
other damages sustained TO her refrigerating plant
sailed last evening for Newport News, where she
will 80 in drydock for repairs.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-22

-, establishing these new doctrines which were
Taainiv on Mahometan lines but allowed MS toll
lowers three wives in addition TO those they al
ready had.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-22

der o: Hon: Abner c Thomas surrogate, OF sns
claims against Allan Duncan late or ne Souny
OF deceased. the same Win
thereof subscriber her place OF transaet
Room T29 No 90 Nassau street. Borough o.
Manhattan. In City OF New York before ths
day April Dated New YORK october ~ lso
Attorneys ENecutriN. 80 Nassau 81. y. ".
New-York tribune., 1901-03-22

- c. Thomas 4 Surrogate OF the County OF New YORK.
having claims
Adolph Peer. the County cf New York deceased
pres he vouchers sub
scribers their place OF tra2sacng business. No 50
Broadway. in the City OF New YORK before the lo
dav OF June
Dated New York the 18th day Of Decemoer. 1900.
FRANCIS c. REED. WILLIAM H REED. Executors
FRANK c. MASON ATTY. for E>xecutoTs $50 Broadway
New York Civ.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-22
ENARTS- WIILIANI MIN nnrsuanee of an

" order Of Hon Frank FtzseraId. SIrroEate 81
the County Of New York notice is hereby glvea te az
persons having against William NJ ENdrts 4sts
81 the County Of New York present the same
with vouchers thereof the subscribers at their pa
~ transactinr business the office Of Allen W EvaEts
az No 80 Wall Borough OF Manhattan IN the Oliy
OF York before the thirtteth day Of SEPTEMBER
DARED New York. 21st day of March. 1901
ALLEN " EVARTS. SHERMAN ENARTS. MAX
WE ~
New-York tribune., 1901-03-22

- G. Thomas a Surrogate of the County Of New-foFS
notice is hereby given persons having claims against
samuel Hamilton OF the County OF New-York de-
with vouchers thereof 70 tS
subscriber place Of transactnS business No .
broadway. in City of New-YoTk- Borough or Nan
hattan on or before the 18th day OF June next
T)ate5 Nev-York 18th day OF December. 1900.
MARY ANN HAMILTON. Admir-
EDWARD j. NEWELL. Atty for AdSnrx. 81 Broad-
y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-22
Surrouafes' Notieee
PURSUANCE Of an order Of HON ABNER

IN PURSUANCE OF an oruer OF HUN AbNHrN
C THOMAS, surrosate OF the County Of New YORK. 19Ts
against Louis Napoleon Henriquez late OF the County q
New York deceased present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscribers their place OF ransactn
business No 9l9 AveTUe, in the Borousn o
Wsnbaffs1 CITY OF New before the 18th daJ
c July - - ,ooo
r.r-SpftF- TIrTRIOTTEZ RICHARD A HE\HlQC
CLARA HENRIOUEZ MARIA G. HENRlOCEZ-
r,,rTDEPT BPOTHERS Attorneys for Executors. u
H~oadvfav Borough o Manhattan New York City
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-12
Domestic BlarketA
.By Telegrap h.,

Jan. II. 1901.
NEW YoRK-The Flour marKeI-recepts
10 .OsS4 bbIs exports 4.a15 Dols; sales 1880
D ,Kgs market weak, 8 TO loc lower.
Riour-Wlnter pIs = 7oa 3 30 winter straights
3 boa3 60; Minnesota patents 0oG4 So; WIN
tel extras 5Od3 80; Minnesota bakers 8 COG
g 81: do low GRADES 46lA2 o..
Wheat-receipts 32,Ao0 Dushi exports - bus /;
sales q 1915 600 bush futures. 5000 bus spot.
SPOT weak No Red 81 bsc I o afioat. NO
Red at 79s4 eley; No Northern Duluth s6tA
0 b afloat.
Corn receipts 1874 $50 busp; exports 1876
bush. sales 1920 bush futures. 10000 bush
spot; spot essieriNo 2 AT 46ssc elev and ana
oats-recepts $4,000 bush, exports 4,74o
bush; spot quiet; No = at 81 32lsc; No 8 at
3OLzc: No white at 80 ~ 6l33c: No 3 white at
see. TRACK mixed western 3oG32ci track white
Western ~ " a35e.
Cutmeats steady ID exile bellies III asa do
shoulders 6t - lo hams shss9tH:
STEADY: continent at 80; 8 A 6oicomi ound
Pork firm. mess at 10 25ai4 so. family at
IA 6od16 so; short clear Ia 50dsl7 90.
Butter weak icreameries at l6M23c; do faeto-
ny at l1al4c: June crm at l6 s2Ic;sIate dairy
Eggs steady; state and Penn 2la2c3.
Sugar-raw nrm, quiet, fair reinIng at 39s C |;
Centrifugal 90 test 4sse; Mogasses sugar 3sse;
refined steady.
CHICAGO-Cash nuotalons:s
Flour quiet and easy.
Wheat-No 2: spring C; No 8 do at 72c;
No RED at 1877 1se. Corn-No at 81 c;
No 2 vel ow at 3TAc. ORts-No 2 at 24a24I4 !;
No white at 27a27tsc; No 5 white at 26la d
27i4c: No hve at 53c = fair 10 choice mailing
Barley at 6Sia6le; 80 Flaxseed 65;Eo n
w Flaxseed at ct prime Timothy seed 10.
Mess Pork at II 009l4 10; Lard at SO; short
rims sides at 0oG7 20; dry sailed shoulders at
6lsGoh shortoiear sides at 3Va7 40.
Butter dull--creamery 14422c; 0airIes lag
zoe.
Cheese dull st 10lA G11%c.
Eggs dull fresh / &c.
Flour-receIpts 10000 bblsi wheat $4,000
bush; corn $4,000 bush; oats 337 900 oushi
rye 900 bush: barley 10000 bush.
5hipmenLs--Flour 100000 DDIs wheat $4,000
bush; corn 1000 busni oats 100000 bush
rye 1000 bush; barley 10000 Dush.
DETROIT-Wheat quoted at STAG for cash
Nnite, 80s4 for Red; Jan at soMc; May s2gs.
ToLEDu-w Wheat quiet; cash and Jan 79s4 c !;
May at S2ss July $40.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-12

NEW YORK-Ar 10th. schs John Booth, I'm
Norfolk for Elizabcthporti VIM Bailey, Nor
Ar ilth schs Commerce. Rockland; Sea Bird
CID 10th, sch Flora Presley. Barscoa.
Sid nth. steamer Lady Armstrong. Portland
BosToN-1r 10th. tug Hokendaqua, with
barge Bonanza. from Portland for Amboy;
AR 1lth, steamer Devonian, Liverpool; sen
Ethel + Merriman, Boothbay.
Sid nth. steamer Hibernian. Glasgow.
BRUNSWlCK-Sld 10th, sch Laura nj LunT.
Boston.
AT 10TH sch D Bibber. Pinkham. Cieniue-
Cid lotn, sch Carrie Strong. Strong, for King
BALTIMoRE-.Sld 10TH steamer Charles F
Mayer with barge A for Portland.
Al 9th sea j r Tsel. Hanson. Punta Gorda.
Cid 10th, barque Amy, Vaughn, Rio Janeiro
sch Lizzie j Parker, Dunn. Port LmOn.
Sid 10th, ship Henry Hyde, for San Fran
cisco.
CHA RLEsToN- 10th. sch VIM Z Downes
Richardson. New York.
CHATHAM - Passed 1lth. m. steamer
Gov Dingley, Portland for New York.
CAPE HENRY Passed in 10th, sch Chas l.
Davenport, Croker, from Santiago for Balli-
DARIEN-Cld 10th. sch Anna Bishop Bow
Cid 10th. sch G Dun. Kelley. New York.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR- Sid 10Th, sch
Sea Bisd. from Bueksport for New York.
FASTPORT-Ar I0ih. sch Rather, and John
NJ Plummer, New York.
FERNANDINA--sld 9th, Herald Reyes. for
Sd ION, sch Edw Stewart. wlnslOw. New
fFIRRANKt oRT-sld OH, sch L A Plummsr.
HoNoLULU-Ar oath, snip John Currer.
Lawrence, Seattle.
JACKSONVILLE : Sid 9th. sch Carrie
Look Veaeie, New York.
AT 10th, sen Jessie Lena Devereaux, New
MoBILE-Ar 9th. sch t whitmOre. Birch.
Ar 10Th, sch Clara Phinney, Phinney Coat
zacOac0s.
NEW ORLEANs-Ar 10Th sch Nimbus. Stab
Philadelphia.
NoRFoLK- Sid 10th. sch Cara Donnell.
Brendidge. Boston,.
Ar iotn, sch Louise A Crazy. Boston.
Sid 10th, schs Annie Mitchell. New Haven;
Tryon New York.
NEW LOND0N-Ar 18th, sch Druid. Rock
Sid Iith, schs Lizzie Babcoek. Bath for Phlla-
delphia; j Nj Harlow, Sullivan fer New York.
NEW BEDFoRD-Sid 10th, sch VIM L Walk
er. Philadelphia.
PENSACOLA Ar 10th. sch Fred Cover.
Sargent, Fert de France.
PHILADELPHIA-Cld 10th. sch Chas Day-
export, Pinkham. Portland; tug Tormentor,
with barge C0r0n, for do.
Cid 10Th, sch Edwin r. Hunt, Crowell. for Port
Tampa
Reedy 1sland-Passed down 18th, sch Chas
Davenport. from Philadelphia for Portland.
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 10th, sch Geo L
Dudley, Norfolk for New York.
P0RTSMOUTH-Ar 10Th, sch Chas A Hunt,
Deer Isle for navy yard.
SAN FRANCISCO-Cld 9th, ship Shenandoah
Murphy. for Liverpool.
SHIP ISLAND-Ar 9th. sch Andrew Adams.
Adams, Matanzas.
sAVANNAH-sld 10th. sch q Haskell. for
Boston.
Ar 10th. sch Star OF the Sea, Pettengill. for
Martinique.
Sid Ioth. sch Annie T Bailey. Finiay. Phlla-
deiphia.
SALEM-Ar 10th sehs Jordan l. Mott. from
ROckland for New York; Lena White, Silver
Spray and Il Arcalsrius. do for do; L II King.
Boston for Eastporli Native American, 10 for
Calais; Robt Pettis, Boston Tor Portland.
VINEYARD HANEN-In port 11tb, schs II
Il Chln bsrlain. from Raritan River tor Ports
mouth anu Portland; saran l. Davis, PORT john
son for Belfast; Hortensia, Portland for New
York