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New-York tribune., 1901-01-23

CoTToN-Conditions the cctton Exchange failed 20
Eacw The Improvement which predicting
4 Gay of small hUeJuations ard gle 10, trades.
Tie talent again ncmina! control but lacked the
courage is convictions and therefore
follow whatever events dicsted. The first factor
which Offset The naket og bgll!sA early cables
fom Live pool these rejecting considerably better prices
than believed Re JustideI considering close OF
yesteFoa Covering and scattered foreign buying gave
The market here steady a-d advanced prices
from J points. Then a relapse unGe. general
selling started by much heavier port receipts thar
pected But toward the market swung
around ara rallied 70 about the opening figures
Of shorts. occasOrs1 by that Southern
markets hardening eEp~rfe~s' demands and
that China specustos ya5 7iGe-ed out 10000
O. cloths Fall mills immediate shipments
Before 2. however. the had a had
AID lcEe heavily under the that Queen
Victoria dead. Selling fo- both accounts became
active f1T rally which forced
prices well up the closing basis of last niEht Fer
the of the afternoon the market fretful and
narrow. with speculative enthusiasm low ebb Sen
umenl was anything but positive and eTeuing
INDUCED quite generally At tre close the market
steady. With prices ret f-cu points lower.
Ire range o. contract prices in the local market to-
was 70 lows.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. January o. 1901
60 SsSsrs "s saa s s @
rtr- So lam, crices f.iI i., 10 yest-T avs 9uoations
SO change IN cables. Shipments to-day included $50
@ 9 81 se @ aTa 0 to Lspo 81 on GfS5 hd
20 the sane port St cattle and 2lei quarters OK beef
carry 70 Liverpool 60 quarters of beef estimated) for
CALyEs-Reselpts were 200 head al for the market
ana "l head i2i arr..ed ste M2aa"y al S1xteth.s H
su, lut prices steady about 90 head "eFs Eed over
prime s5a$s 50 per 10 l!tte calves at
Z '2 t1Tnyerd eayss al - 81 yeaSE"Ss @ a, s. n mo
nv dressed al Salc n;e calves at eg7'=e; dressed
Sess a' 5.adsrs' yeais la7 70 average at IS so
Eer 100 n 3 g, Do 12i n at $ ?5 90 do lo2 n a.
Sa&5s: ZysssTglaes, ~ 70 A. So ,s.o -,
n a. 4, 81 : da. s. 70. At s. S. -. ...o.
24G ~. a: 81. l DO 100 =. at 81
J. 9. curtis & s5a: veal $50 70. at IS so: : DO.
SHEET AND LAsira-.Reesip's we're ls ears or 2.4ls
stool u care on sAi- ueand -Eed ovt prices fairly
conan "a - prime .aeeo sot at s2gS455 per>icO 10 a
mutton in mt,ga.s request at oqSc per II, and dressed
salcs-Newtcn a. Co: 202 Ohio lambs 81 70 average At
97 n ~ S :, -ern DO pS n az sS 5 of,o sbes5
H. 10 at 81 90: 80 Western DO, 1I5 10. al 81 S7s
STATE de- s5 n az = - Il sa,e cus 55 r. az s. 56 iaS
5cntucky sbeeP lsl r. at 81 90; 40 state do ~ 10 at
iar-na'aa s CO.: Isl Ohio lambs "a NJ at 50; 10
Tot,u q shannon 1.8 kentucky sheep. l21 n at "a As
T. J. kcrls * Co. date yesterday; il6 Buffalo lambs.
HcGs-ReoeIrts were 1l'a ears or 227o head an tor
10 ~ Cnn,ry dressed steady al 5sQsc per m FOR
heavy 90 ught weights
a2 70 ayergge az 20 per Ice 10 - Do PA 10 IS 64:
J. II Hume 4 BIZ Uate Yesterday: 81 State hogs 141
IL. at 50 So IS d. 1856 NJ al IS 50,
New-York tribune., 1901-01-23
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Jan. %, p. m.-Cotton-spot, moderate
business prices l-33d lower; American mddlng fair.
57sd good mltdling, 5 19-$2d; midding sad; low
middIing, lI-S2d good ordinary. 3-S2d; ordinary,
232d The sales OF the day 5000 bales OF whieh
500 speculation export and included 1,1UO
American. Receipts 900 bales including So 900 Amer-
can Futures opened and closed quiet American nddhg
/ January 24-64d sellers; January and February,
226493 % SID value. February and March lo-6iG
20Gtd buyers March and April 17-6415 1s-64d buy
ers. April ana May. lo-6495 l6-64d buyers; May ana
June I3-6id5 I4-64d buyers June and July, ll-64g
SD buyers; JULY and August sG+d5 e64d buyers;
August and September, SO 6494 60-6t3 sellers Sep
TENDER 59-64R4 sellers October, 4l64d
nominal; October November 32-94d nominal Man
cheSteT-Cioths-H Erm-
New-York tribune., 1901-01-23

Ccon DxohSnFe special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
N moderate deEaane. $500 bales. speculation and
icsa esCe0: naong uplaad Sad FUTURES opened quiet
sellers l45 decline ccsed quiet and irregular unchanged
o. PQ!lt net lower January 5@is January February
&psil-sy 5I5zb May-June 1874 June-juIy 5iI 1b,
Aagust. 5os izbs Aueust-Septe 4t9tss; SeDten
esi n c. a56ss October G, i4lv; oetooer-Novera
ss,s SpIlaa vas 9gist VIII a stsssy tone Cases
s ss Vs. ~ ~ oSd5. Si5n' qsi Sass :: % eshs M'55 q 5
- @ ESSENTIAL OIL>SIhe market held steady,
IN prices the Leading kinds follows; Anise. 81 900
S 5e 5F25 g e eeEs 2 ,54 fas s ,ds dsSasS5 @
Sew.yoTF tns siiS5Si IS: cases 81 s7is asi
30 STEADY. quiet unchsngsd sureock 6sq7c gen
osechea l2c and bleached l4c; GOLDEN seal 57a5Oc;
$500 Western, sjQ SOC; Southerr iJe; snake Canada.
FII-R kt iSi ~ sIr%lpRSa. % [ss ,s shl % iA1s Soc
sg eae the effect Of checking operations IL -four
& extent, and the market closed very quiet but with
gHg patents we're quoted Al sass IS winter srsgkts
ass %, winter patents 50 6S1sz: spring clears $50
g g extra 80 ! winter So 7eas2 e0 extra 10 winter
,BI cFlSyHEAT FLorR-S2 l5as2 20. ..... RYE
~ Quoted: Fair 70 good 81 994s3 20: choice
k,ls DRIED g 5sas2 co. a. o'i;r % MEAL
a s Quoted: Fine white, and yellow. sl4Si OS:
SD 7FS.. FEEDstsaey. ouoied: Spring bran. spot
tran 6S sec ess ~ & e s5Fiye zoo 10 si1gSl' so S3' spIng
81 sl1 50Qsl6 coTnnaeal SIS; ilnssed OIL cake
rs & corn OIL cake SI9: honiny chop. Si7 Is; Oh meal
noon o5AlA-WHEAT-Afer rssst'qg through9at the fore
doVn stisEts On the part of rrafisre hammer
sfterneon - we @eat iaar@st "s iofct1 te gel u me
close rsfg combination o. ipnu eaees which made ire
oferst5osr weak &c dacline. Speculative
nost cf the day decidedly Of hn-icEy
spirit 81 me movement of prices small reneeng
nrent =. psrLy 20 uncertainty the announce
~'esn ViciorS's death would saeer the grain
New-York tribune., 1901-01-23

n steady 4e Lard steady: prime Western. in tisrees
SSs Sd; American refined In pals 3Ss BUtter-Finest
United states 9os; Cd SIS cheese-American finest
white steady Sis Cd; American finest steady SIS
Bacon steady; Cumberland cut % to 80 10. AIS
short rib IS "a 70. ass; long middles light
Ais; short clear backs Is 20 NJ Sd: bellies
II TO 10 70 ios Shouders-Square. IL Is 10 steady
25s Sd TsSy steady; prime city 25s cd Australian in
eos Sd Turpentine-SpiFits steady 2ss Rosin-Common
steady, As Sd Petreleun-Rehned quiet. lid Lnseed
New-York tribune., 1901-01-23
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Baltimore Jan Cotton nominal mIddlins. 9Ac:
low mdGlng 7-l6e good ordinary, 1885, gross
cepts bales exports the Continent, $50; stock,
II $40
Savannah. Jan. 22Cotton quiet. middlng 7-16e; low
mlddlIng good ordinary nominal; receipts, $3.50
bales exports the Continent. $780, sales, 1856 stock,
l07 SO
Memphis Jan 2a-Cotton steady; middling. 9l2c: low
middNng 9Lsc good ordinary S5sc, net receipts SCI
bales gross 14 shipments, 1si1; sales. 1880 stock.
1d2 5SJ
New-o-leans Jan 2e.Cotton easy; middling. s-lScj
low mddlng 9tsc, good ordinary sac; receipts ilol4
bales exports Great Britain, 2b2S 20 the continent
$3.50 sales, 4OOO. stock. S4S.6s2
New-York tribune., 1901-01-23
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-Ncrk. January .. 1901.

NeW-York January %. 1901
coFFEE-The market for Brazil coffee futures on the
openinr officially described steady a. q de-
500 Throughout the forenoon business
yrea quiet opening prices. with bearsh
,icons predounatirK. Continued weakness the Euro
pean markets with further large port and
IN lrGZl contributed 10 the doNnWrd
tendency OF The local market Tie market ruled more
active IN the afternoon but continued weak under the
pressure Of sell and clussd about the lowest
point OF the day or decline O. l54lA points win
t9ta sales 800 bags. The market Tor sFct
coffee continued dun and closed more OF less nominal on
basis nc for No Rio invoice lots The tea
market ruled steady and quiet. with sales
Tie range OF prices the local market
follnwF
New-York tribune., 1901-01-23

S01t cotton cl7e@i du WIN q9o-af.ens l-l5c declne
the 97c FOR miedliEg upland and i0isc for
Iaidd!rg Guf sales Southern spot markets
were telerrarhed follows: NeV-o.leans easy, w
changed. q S-1Gc. Mobile unchanged, at 9@sC
Savannah quiet lice advance al 7-i6c; Charleston
stead unchanged. 95sc. N.mir etoH hrH, unchanged
~ Norfolk steady uvchauEed 9-lGc; Baltimore
non nal unchanged 97sc: augusta quiet unchanged
al a'sc quiet, unchanged, 3-2c- Estimated
receipts tomorrow az NswOrleans are 5000 70 5000
ialrs ses-s 10 l27 week aEo and u IS. bales last
year; Houstorn. s560 l0500 bales against 1922
bales ,ast week and 4.13l bales last year
Receipts points to-day.
aEf
New-York tribune., 1901-01-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan. 22-c1Osns; Wheat-SPot steady No
E% Northern spring Is si.d futures quiet March Is
new, 3s I'D; American mixed. old, As; futures quiet
July, 3s 10sSd; March. IS 9ssd; May IS 9i,d Peas
Canadian 5s Sd Four-St. Louis fancy winter steady
S Cd Hops az London CPacihc Coasn steady, f2 5s9
- Ss Reef-Extra India dull Cos. Pork-Prlme
mess. Western. dull CTS Cd HamsShort cut IL To Ia
New-York tribune., 1901-01-23

on the future option Prices 9s 1izd
for both months The local practically
as previously reported RehRers appear 70 have ample
supplies OF the show no disposition
buy az present prices. The close basis of
ooerations at l6c for centrifugal 90 1876 for
muscovado and 916c for unelasses The market
New-York tribune., 1901-01-23
new YORK CENTRAL.
HARLEM DIVISION.

HARLEM DIVISION.
e12 - NJ and $40 P. NJ Daily. except Sunday,
Pttsnelt; sundays only al $40 A. N.
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pinsch Light.
Ticket oa1Ces a li3 26l AIS and l. PIG Broadway
Union Sq w, 2T5 Columbus Ave, 1873 West I25th ST.
l25th 13sth Stations. New York: s3s ana T2s
Fulton ~ and i04 Broadway p D. BROOKLYN.
Telephone 900 3sth Street. New Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residences BY
NestCOJr Express ComDany.
EDGAR VAN FTPFN GEORGE II. DANIELS
General Superintendent General PASSENGER
New-York tribune., 1901-01-23
LEHICH VALLEY.
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave New York. foot OF Chambers
as follows. and minutes earlier from W Esd ST.:
300 m. Daiy.-SOlid train for Buffalo Arr. D. n
Binshamton Wayeriy Elmlra and Bradford Coaches.
parIor and cafe d.nns Buffalo
2.3O D. m. Daily Chicago LmIted-Fast MaIl-Sold
train 10 Chicago arriving $40 ARR Cleveland
Seepers TO Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining car
730 ?. m Daily-Buffalo ans Cleveland Express-Arr.
Buffalo I0o. Bradford 10, jamestown 100
town 1927 a m Cleveland 1880 p. Sleepers Buff
tslo and Cleveland Cafe
0.I5 Daily train BInghamton Waver-
ly Elnsira. Chicago Sleepers Buffalo, Chicago Cnca-
Dining
FTNCkETS, Local. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
ACCOMMODATIONS a III 1l2, 26i,
Broadway. 15T East t25th ST. and 273 West I25th ST.
Chambers West Esd ferries. New-York 3S3 and
SEQ Fulton St eS Broadway. BROOKLYN: l22 ST,
Hoboken and Jersey City Station. NswYOrk Transfer
Co. calls fer and checks baggage TO destination
New-York tribune., 1901-01-23
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

n,
y.4so. 1880 ts.oo $500. .1ooo sI1.so a m. 100.
400. fta2S -. IS mdt .-..-.-~".-.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
I.4so 1890 1000. .l1-3o a tLOO $50. 40.
IS 90. 100 .. m. s12. IS mdt.
oriees: Liberty St Ferry. south Ferry 49, ITs 2si.
IS Union So. West I53 East l25th ST.. 273 West f25th
St. 245 Columbus Ave- New York; Court ST. 344 $40
Fulton St. Brooklyn: 9S Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New
York Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage
nation.
FFrom Liberty 8. only 'Daily tDaily except sunday
sSundays only
New-York tribune., 1901-01-23
STOCK ON HAND.

Wilmington Jan 22-Spirits urpenttne-Nothing doing
Iseells casks Rosln steady at 81 20dS1 25;
% Dds crude turIsentine steady 81 80 50
ce1pts, 90 hbls. Tar firm 81 80; receipts bbs
savannah Jan. 22-Spirtts turpentiue quiet receipts
300 bb!si sales. 100 exports. 400 Rosin decline
OF &c on grades and below; receipts s755 bbls
1887, exports 6,Cl5.
Charleston Jan 22-Turpentine firm at S7lsc. Rosin
London. Jan. 22.-Turpentine-spiri 2as Sd.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-23
Railronos.
DENNSYLVANIA
g RAILROAD

IL ls liz ~ 4 - u ~ II IA
3
STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
and DEsBRossEs and CoRTLANDT STREETS
Dihe leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortiandt Streets is i've minutes later than
thnt given below for Twenty-third strses
station. except where otherwise noted
''SS A. M FAST MAII--Limited to two Buf1ss Parior
9 70 chicago No soachss ssTs' to 7ftstssuTs SsaS.-6
as5 EIMIrEb SIa SiS-S
tonpS[5ment to Sleeping. Dining smokng and oSssrsa-
nati indianapolis ioGs5iile. St. Lou;s ''--9
& NaS1s NlSASo S p csInda sT h9pIs sud Eoavs
'TS TSsIp:,3MI: p W. ST LoUis ExPEsSs PtcsOurE
S5s p wE5TERS w5r ExFREssLEoT Pf!s p51n Chicago For
paGFey Sa1GsHEfsy EkfREs@or PRES Car PsSurs and
cETkIb tr fES5ad A6 ssfs's 'cNciNzr1 Elk
FI'ESS--For PlItsburg Cleveland. Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
"SS SIS $50 90 Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets
255 6nng csT SSS iS nTs esT' and % ortSss @
5 Streets s2o SIS cdHsrs.sona lin all PsTior
Gs p NJ ~ nigh, sgnay. Sa s2s S s5S Io5S
nGF angTessionaI Ss Linn M n n s. I2s5 tPinng Can 80
dining Carr. AS Dining Carr. % D. 1910
s0Dr5EEN iI5Fas!S.R sDg Limited Il % m
NoRFLK SD WETRRN e n u p' SaiS N.uph,
eoaYc 8i ,Is9s & S q %
cIIFhSfa AND "oa oio p R1lIwhYss 2 II daily M and
100 p m. daiv.
NRr! AIR Florida and Metropolitan Linn
E,YP ~ 40 ? N daily. Express. IL 10 night daily
F,Iit ,'L+J POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK-T55 a m
,Meek-days and 5l D m. daiiv
TTrotN u = -9S5 a. and 255 weekdays.
SSmroSggh Eesttbuled Trains Buffet Parlor Cars and
CAPE MAY.-I255 n y, vvaaL, 5.v.
W.. on New York and Long Branch Railroad Crron
es a,s weRsy .t1lrd Street statoul s55 m. 20
snu 100 D. m SUNDAYS ans a. a So m. Gren
snS rs and g rtlandt Streets). 900 125o. $40
-N '-A' p m SUNDAYS. a45 a. ) IS
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
S2s OsseToss ~ % and C9rtland Streets s2@. Ias TS
60 randt Streets. 1O2N Diving Carr 1888 Dining
49,. ll.S0 = NJ l2-55 1888 Dining CeFl. 40 CDes
95 and Cortandt streets 22O) 255. 325 ass AS
L.5aln' Carl; AS (Dininr Carr 555 Dining Carr
e1o no 60, $50 S5 y - night SUNDAYS e1O S.
i1p Is[ az a. m l25j II - Dining Carr lS5 Cpn-
5 AZ. ~ 70, 90 25 Dining Carr ass Dining Carr
Cst See ,Pnin@ S Gao 55 s25 s55 as M. T. 10 night
'nces Nos 46i S45 1896 1884. III and 261 Broad
ana itF 1a r House West Twenty-third street Stations
sOatons loot OF DesbrOsses and Cortandt Streets
Togrt rect $50 Fulton Street, ss Broadway and
vania Annex Station. Prookyn; Station Jersey
SI!S me NV York Transfer Company will call tor
cneck baggage from hotels and residences through
20 destination.
Telephone '9i4 Eighteenth streatt fer t- a.u
road Cab srvice - ~
]. B. HUTCHINSON p w0OD
N'HelaI manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-01-23
Svlhune ANmanac.
1904.
STATISTICS ON EVERY CONCEIVABLE SUB
JECT THAT INTERESTS AMERICANS.

SPECIAL, REVIEWS:
Science in 1900.
Paris Exposition and others.
Assassination of King Humbert.
South African War.
Storm at Galveston.
Tarrant Explosion i'm New York.
War in China
Rebellion in the Philippines.
Great Fire I'm HobolSen.
Coal Miners Strike of 1900.
GOebeI War in kentucky.
DeIagoa Bay Award.
ORDER THROUGH ANY NEWsDEALER. OR
NEWS COMPANY. OR
THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, jan 22-Flour quiet. wheat-Spring-ILttIs
demand and steady; No hard small lots, ss9sc; No
N2rtnsFn old, aS ssse; No Northern new; e&se
I6c Corn quiet; No yellow. ala a642c; No do. 11s@
9lc; No corn. All G41lac; No do, 41641Ac through
billed Oats quiet and easy: No white S0+e No DO.
29t<c; NJ mixed 2I%4c. Barley-Spot unsettled:
Of good State sold at 64lae track Buffalo, No 1,
store. SIC; do track SIC.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-23
NAVAL STORES.

good local inquiry noted for sprtts to-iay and
the market developed undertone with prices about
nc above last nights figures Rosn, however remains
quiet and unchanged. We quote:
TAR-RegUlsrs. s.; OIL nhls 81
EPIIITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EoSIE-common 70 good strained 81 70. e 81 75; F,
81 so .. 81 50; II. 81 l s X NJ y,
So a.; " G. s. So: W ". Sc 10.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-23

Rio-CoHee market steady: 70 : RIO. $500; exchange
lo5: receipts days.. 1900 bags; cleared the
United States 5000: stock. 29l 600
Tn, statistical position of Brazilian coffee Is follows
New-York tribune., 1901-01-23

Receipts Of breadstus interior points IN thousands
last three ciPhers o0o) omitted -four bbls grain
New-York tribune., 1901-01-23

Coffee cables Sanfos-CGffes market quiet. good
2i.0l0 stock,
Ii6l 00N TsamburFr-se market opened y pig lower
m $50 m ? ufg lower. sales. 5000 bass
Coee opened quiet ana / franc lower; -
unbalanced: p steady declined = franc; $3.50
y rn unehanged. total sales . 900 Gags
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-16

BODY into natural action and makes that action easy -
After you have taken few doses OF this great remedy you WIN
the deobtu sensations of returning heof increasing vitality
Sicly women, and children can pc maae
well and happy by the Smiths Green Mountain Removal
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-16

prospective bridegroom. while tie father
md mother came next and the family
friends after them. All entered the choir
Of the Cathedral and seated themselves,
while the bride and groom stood before
he a!tlr, and according TO the custom OF
continental countries listened to long
are-nupsiai discourse. AT this wedding
every one wore what every body might
wear inrNew York or Boston on similar
occasion, the bride being attired In this
conventional white with long veil and
thu family were dressed as all relatives
lre accustomed TO appear at church
Tedding,
There is always mussum In these
Norwegian towns consulting OF Arctic
lnimals OF every description. the Polar
oaar and the whale having the monopoly,
rhe immensity OF the latter never appeals
o one as IN these museums where that
animal occupies the largest Part OF one
.ide of the building. In spite OF scientific
Investigation to the contrary, one ques-
ions tns modern criticism which Will
not allow the whale to swallow Jonah
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-16
REPUBLICAN CAUCUSES.

The Republicans of Portland. herein-
after designated, are notified to meet In
caucus In tneir respective ward rooms,
on Tuesday, February 10Th, A ID. l9oi
at 8 80 O'Clock p M, to selsct nve deIs-
gates from each ward TO attend the Port
land Republic Mayoralty Convention
TO be held at Reception hall, Portland,
Maine, on Thursday, February 2lst, lVOl'
for the purncss of nominating csndi-
date for mayor and a female candidate for
mem ber OF school committee; also 60
nominate candidates for each ward as
follows, to wit: One alderman, thrse
councilman, warden, clerk, and TWO con-
stables; and In Wards 2, 4, 6. and q
candidate for member OF ths school COM
mittse; also 20 select for each ward i've
mem ners of the Republican city commit
tea for the ensuing year.
Tne polls VIII be open at 80 O'Clock
and will remain open until o'clock p
M. and for such further time as any
caucus may vots.
A check list prepared by the Repnbli-
can city committee will be used In eaen
ward, and any person whose name mas
NOT peen marked thereon as Rapubli
can. is not included in this cali and will
NOT be- allowed to vote or take any part
| in said caucus.
Said check list will be verified by the
respective ward committees and all er'
rors or omissions in the marking thereof,
| will be corrected upon application to said
ward committees, who will bs In session
for that purpose at Republican Head
quarters, Room 8, Brown block. 6S7 Con
Rress street. Portland, from 7.S0 to
O'Clock in the evening, of the 10th anc
| 18th OF February, and at any time prior
to O'Clock on the day OF the caucus, bul
no corrections OF any kind will be mad'
after the hour above mentioned, Repuh
llcans who register on Monday, and OF
| the day OF the caucus, and whose name
have not tesn marked on said list, maj
vote upon presentation OF satisfaotor!
evidence that they have registered ant
after satisfying the ward committees tina
they are Republicans
All Republicans are requested TO SCI
that their names are correctly marke'
upon this list, and to be present and taxi
part In their respective ward oaucuses.
A plurality OF votes cast In any war;
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-16

a god, the father OF Oiln, VIII and We,
the final slayers of the Ioe King.
Panorama after panorama passed before
us In the weird early light. Nothing IN
the whole trip was more strikingiy grand
than the array of ice-clad fields inter-
spsrsed with fertile slopes which were
oyersprea1 with little villas at the foot
Of mountains towering on either side OF
the fjord.
Sometimes huge glacier-tipped bowl
ders seemed TO overlap each ssher where
little fairy inner fjords lay concealed,
while from the lofty mountsiHtopf
charming waterfalls lespe1 in films like
a thousand bridal vsiis or rushed In tor.
rents at their feet. There are hundreds
OF such falls in Norway imposing enough
to net a fortune to a Swiss or Gerinan
land proprietor, who would fence them
In and demand an admission fee.
at the end of the Fjords there is always
an inland journey which affords the
gree test charm; for in Norway there Is
scarcely district which does not fasci-
nate; and 1t is through these excursions
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-16

ness. the outgrowth of an amiable self
forRetfulness The second morning on
landing at Stayanger, we were introduced
to Norwegian life and character. some
what to our surprise the surroundings
here did MOI seem altogether strange or
no doubt on account OF these
southern localities being the starting
point for much OF Norwegian smigra-
ton. Many of the people we met here
reminded US strikinaiy OF the better
CLASSES OF Norwegians In our large cities,
the girls resembling the neat simple faced
swedish and Norwegian servant girl who
tolds herself far above the ordinary do
nestle.
At Stavsngerl we chanced upon very
rretty Norwegian wedding. The party
were Just entering the fine Cathedral OF
the town ana, though unassuming, were
no doubt the swell people Of the city; for
the aristocraoy in Norway are as simple
In style as they are In Denmark, where
the Princess Of Wales (now Q1een OF Eng
laud) ana her sister were brought up to
trim their own bonnets and make their
own dresses Many pretty girls. taste
fully attirsd, arrivsd and separating In
| the middle aisle, formed line on either
sids between which the wedding party
marched unostantatiousIy. the brioe
-lect, strange to say, on the arm oi th'
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-16

Three very comprehensive transconti-
mental Raymond whitcomb tours. under
special escort, have bssn announced,
with the dats5 OF Departure of the partie
from Boston, February 81. aud March Z
and IL. The second OF these parties will
traverse the continent Via New Orleans
and the Sunsst Route, while the Febru-
ary s6 and March IL parties go by way Of
Chicago and Kansas City. The principal
resorts of the Pacific Coast Will be visited
at the best season of the year, and the
return journey will be via the Denver
Rio Grande Route. Descriptive circulars
free OF Raymond s. Whitcomb Company,
s95 Washington street, Boston. These
parties make the transcontinental journey
in elegant special trains OF Pullman sleep
ing and dining cars.