davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02

and yellow. 81: coarse sOa91c. FF.ED-Dull; quoted:
81 Soasis bu 7sasl! @ 2FI5s Coarse WIN
Sos s2s; n.esd e. Oh cake 7 IS: cake so homiay
css,s1 RAIMZwHEATIThere was activity in grain
ay shsH has been en- seen h here for time
b resulted from disposition 70 qudae long nterests
iy growing of hesitation the part buyers 10
stead of offeTin Of ne gaos & IN
m nons Were If anything adverse although they failed
figures showed give
grain S and N an ABSENCE Of
This Increased the 9uidation movement there6y raising
transactions to over 100000 hush FOR The day with
decline Of c apparent in the schedule Of prices Advces
from the West were not particularly bearish however
support to this view was the fact that last night the
difference between March and May wheat was ic ana
to-day notwithstanding deliveries Of over l"n" bush
strong hands and falling 70 break the msTet as sS9s
curb profit taking some Of the shorts but there
general lack Of outside Interest and the gader!Hns tone
Of the market remained rather weak through9ut lne
Indiana and in Ohio. with mild tempsTatuTe in all sec
tions of soft roads and smaller receipts Alrsady how"
year Minneapolis sol aga,nst ms 2as
last YEAR Ths feature Of the days stafistcs the
report on Argentine shipments The . IN m sb on
and $4,000 bush Tespec,ivsly o a55 3
Sgsh aaa MReaR snd M Fnsh Corn agan 600
pert stocks foot up bush increase q 300 800 @ @o
bush wheat and G2sco bush an business on
an easier basis with 212o0o bush inGlSaln o
exrort 600 bush local and Gl00O ouports ne ~
was about &c closing on the hasis OF To
vator. Differences ( O n aieat Iot
red spot. Sc May: No North )aKoI' No
over No hard. spot lI-fc over SSN
Northern Neu-York epoi. &c May new; No haFG @
New-York ll.c May; No hard thIcaeo =, 80
MAY: No hard Manitoba spot. lie over May No as'
srrins arrive MAY; No l Northerh
sDo .t'ORN-There was a stlp.El
market Tor corn following the West and on very si
from which carried prices sc hlsher: All
the trading May from i61s9i"7sc auleS
Nere Fut receipts were snail anu
ml7er against any material improvement
bush: none here. The Argentine exports were I+tn"
bush Tn. demand unsatisfactory, eNi'IfIIS
bidding carefully and the market for the cash article
hasis of 4Sc nominal Tor NO elevator,
Sales reached 10000 Including 5000 for export local
Differences. o b afoat fer export:
over chicago MAY. spot. 6iec; No white. Sc: No
yellow in oats slack; bEt
proved a frIner with corn. At chicago
&c. and the market there closed nT
locally We're sale 10000 hush, with market
closing quiet Elevator. No mixed. 3lc No
white a3c: track basis white 80 = q34c; 40 10
a. m 34T3ac white. 9Slsc; No white. 35c; + .,
white InnnachantaTe and rejected 32d33c No mixed
Clipped. 81 iea32c: No mixed. 3oc RN Market
dull Quoted: Western &c. and No > Western. Gle.
both o b afoat state rye. SGa27c.- RAILEIoMar-
ket dull Quoted: Feeding 46Q &C and mailing, 6egIoc
both c NeW-Gork.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02
sEnlidav

COTTON-The long interest the local cotton market
emphRCaily to-day. and the short interest,"
increased pruporionstely the ougroHth Of pronouni
break In prices and supremacy OF bearsh lHllue-S
The more hopeful bulls this morning looked for an IN
povenen IN Liverpool and rally here from the 0eclhe
G Inc previous day on covering But CONTRARY 70 e
pectations, the English market exhibited feeble under
tone and prices of nearly points the time or
opening Acting in conjunction with she foreign news
vas that Southern markets heavy under
offerings of staple held weeks for the coyef~d 10
cents Receipts, too, in excess OF expectations,
While mill reports were more pessimstic than any Ie-
ceved In weeks The opening steady 10 tone but
fary active local general selling. after the ca the
market showed marked le6nng toward much lower
before midday with
dent bear selling increased OF
10 10 points active months The early afternoon de-
NelopmeTts also favorable bear interests
pause occurred IN the downward trend Of huctuations
Liquidation, n anything seemed increase while the
May sold before there s. ymptom Of
rally the latter by tmid shorts
matter Of Thereafter
and weak much OF the time. with sentment stfi very
much onesided BELIEF that Liverpool would than
respond the weakness here
eacton while disheartened the few remaining faithful
bulls There little business done in the of buy
lng Tor the turn. and every side selling the
ol9ect m view. The March option in for little
attention but worked lower in spasmodc way IN sym
latny with the rest Of she list The close was steady
With prices shade the bottom though 10
l. points lower. The Hester figures
bales l5a, 600 week $4,000 year I5
tNo Yeats ana 2O2 osJ0 bales three ago
ne range Of contract prices IN the local to-day
was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02

METALs-Month end statistics averaged up as very
,rsits during nrrt months Of this have in
CEASED about TO t4is 900 nm @ IN r . T, @ o., t m
affected materially BY this factor but the spot De
SIG 50dS2G 10 Tin in London ruled about UNCHANGED
copper situation practically unchanged
hnd abroad the Ct9Se here was on me basis Of xl ioT
The exports Of copper during the las month showed
last year During the hrsi i@o months of this year the
sEorts amounted o. only u ga tons against 29oe4 tons
the poor business abroad. Domestic markets
50 5Oa:o 50: Norhern foundry, s15qslo 90 southern
borough as 3d. speter was 51sde easier owing to
lack Of demand closing at 81 g2. asa 97lz
was Nd dun nsgrt a the 9d "a basis 9s, s. S7T ,
lanss in fair demand and sea9y with the forggn
ehSged syr4i5 were 9nei ana UNCHANGED SnotaCons tons
i4a lse god i4sa me 9 3oc New oTIe l @ 3.T
aec fair. l7@lsc good l9a2oc; prime 2la2ic fancy.
shows slight Improvement in some departments and
fSIeS % We're nrmer especially in The
rates Tennsin fairly steady the offerings Of
IS lisd for rronp, se for late March Quotations
"a: Bristol a3ld Ielth sikd iiui 2s4d Newcastle "a
3ad; Antwer 2%d: Hamburg a. rfFs: Rotterdam Sc;
CHARTERS, British steamer, 1900 quarters grain,
continent 2d March g British s,eamsr
d on 1't erain opon a 1o6G Apr vo.Mrgian
steSnrF i51t tons e 9e ehaF,eI y months h PTTas %
steamer SUBJ transatlantic trade . wears
hence 70 Rotterdam berthed March; steamer Gi
terms April; seamer. l495 general cargo. Porto
Rico New York. private terms coal out Norfolk -
depaia to Japan 25aGc. November December: italian
ish schooner ~ tons sugar 70 New York i5c:
!91, s, i5 S,, t TtwYorS $40 f sasa, @ siS ~
round logs eehooner 23O tons lumber Mobile to Havana
sS % $ Iof 81 ~ and TO po Spain
tons Kiln dried 1rnbe Ship island Boston So schoon
terms coal out N9rfo to Sav3nnah 81 schooner AZ
boards Bermuda Hundred 70 Philadelphia 50 5o
OI.-In the va, Of oils there very little
feature in any department Of ihe trade Cottensee oil
basis OF soc for prime sumnier yellow Gnseed oil un
rstroean Sbs 81 40 and in bulk s. 46 PhilaGelp6ia
sss s. ~ aR PRIME e1 crae Sbs Ts
aIns samasr yeHS e Sg wnte % SUMNER d yfST se prime
American ss lnssed sns Ameean boiled e7c cal
steady through
al the hs tTss P[nGgaI ed5 p points
casts point n,eserste movement; PC.RTl-Dull
sia z5asis sOi BEEF-Quiet Quoted: Ness IS 500
ness 80 paI auotsa sf'e SIS 1913 %
9sl9 -, pkESsED @ n ,S 9p9'e9 r Bac9n
s Sc lso g bellies q 6n 10 qudsi R,si
PisIed sIoqiaeTs finn i'm q7a'ei q @ Picked hams
sa0ea seanty a5 Quoted Gits
s,a @ ars South sadS mss sqS,ea c q 9 Rsed 9Td
Bazn kess agoe Compound quiet ,, 0g9tsd' City
ogeIsS: o,eo 3,sc 9 cry lard ssaTne s
:, anehsnged pics ouoiations foo9 ponss Sta9r eo
eso. s .sse @ 9 q Sc "a Rrsaf a s Go
ssa2R s e osSae: sa saaS h is
:s:s:. s.i:sss SIS:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02

splt c0I'71 Clsed dull with quotations lGc l0Ner
me basis % 3l8r for middiing upland - l6c for
nddlng Gulf Sales. $50 bales southern markets
Nerf teleETaphed a. fOllows: Orleans 9-lac
lover. az lice Mobile quiet. unchanged, "a -ldc
SaTarnah barely steady Ice loEer Charleston
steady unchanged Sc: Wilmington firm. unchanged, AZ
y Aofolk dui, unchanged. al s+c Baltimore nominal
ltc lcWe &c Augusta quiet. &c lower at 9isci
- Louis qust. unchanged. al 9hc Estimated receipts
~ New Orleans 10 5000 bales
Fgginst COS a 157 bales last year;
az Houston. 500 bales. compared with
49, bales 2.s29 bales lasf year. --.s
Receipts Il the day snd FOR the week.
compared with the totals Of week previous and Of
tliE 90 IA -
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02
LIvERPooL COTTON MARKET.

Tivsrnool March l. 4 D. m.-Cotton: Spot. moderate
business; prices 1-16d lower: American middlng fair
Il-I6d: good mddng 5 ~ sd middling. Sad; low
mldding. l6d;. good ordinary IS.igd ordinary
500 were speculation and export and included Tsoo
American Receipts, 5000 bales including 1000 Amer-
IAN F,itures closed American
middIing m March 9-64a5 1O-sS4d sellers: March
Apri 64T5 9-64d sellers; April and May. 76id cell
ers May and June $50 sellers June and July 46ia
K and August, 3 26i4S = 6id sellers;
August and September "a 6+qi IS 64d buyers; septen
ber 4 "A G4G4 55-6id buyers October c, 38 9iq
4 al e4d sellers october and November. g $40
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
9l2 A. NJ and 335 P NJ. Daily, to
Ptttsfed; Sundays only A
Pullman cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pfntsch
Ticket offices 113 2s1. AIS I.216 Broadway %
Union So. w. e75 Columbus Ave, T33 125th St
l2pth ST and 13sth St. Stations New York. 33S and 72s
Fulton St and l04 Broadway. r. D.. Brooklyn
Telephone 900 2sth Street. New York Central
Westcott Express -
EDGAR VAN E'TTFN GEORGE II DANIELS
General Superintendent General Passenger
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York, Chambers St,
as follows, and ) minutes earlier from W I'D St:
BOO Daily--Sold train for Buffalo. o. m
Binshsmton Wayerly Elmira and Bradford Coaches
part0r and cafe dining Buffalo.
30 D. Daily-CnlCagO Limted-Fast Mai-Solid
train 10 Chicago. arriving $40 Arr. Cleveland
S.eepers Chicago, Cleveland. Cincinnati
$50 Daily-Buralo and Cleveland Express AYR
Hudalo ItS Bradford I20 jamestown 7.OO YOungs-
town 1927 a. m Cleveland 1880 ?. m. Seepers Buff
falo and Cleveland. Cafe car.
o.I5 Daily.-SoIid train for Binghanton Waves
y. Elmra, Chicago. SeePers Buffalo, Chicago Cncn-
natl Dining
TICKETS Local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
4 ACCOMMODATIONS at III, ll3, and s5I
Broadway. 101 East l25'S St and 2I3 West 125th ST.
Fulton 9s Broadway Brookyn: faa RIver 81
Hoboken and Jersey City Station New-York Transfer
Co calls for and checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02
RAILROADS..

PENNSYLVANIA
RAIhRoA
STATIONS foot of WEST rv F.NTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBRossEs AND coRTLsNDT STREETS
SSThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortiandt Streets Is minutes later than
that given below for Twen.s-third street.
station except where otherwise noted
''SS a, W. FAST MAIL--Limited to two Buffet Paror
Ssi New Yesk TO Ptts6urs Sleeping Car Ptsours to
SsS sis1if 55sSSss and COM,
sI cheas e1e cisTesnd o5s Tosdo ciaeaHss GIN
70 TSiIe, p NJ CHiGAG6 SNP 81 LOUIS EMPRESS 5
H5s p y. sr IotIs S'' 'ExPREss-For PtttsOurs.
wsfERS s Pas D"ns Chicago Ss For
7.sS = NJ P4ciFIc FxpEss p1sFS Pt.seurg and
CSnnects for for &1levsIand sxcep5 Sat1rdsy, ny
PRESS .Fsr FittssTrs &c cisvesnd clncinnstL
WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH.
~ 9 % 90 1910 CDesbros<es Cortandt Streets
i25S tbinineg fbRiTng Cap Gap r9IS R,nlng carr 1sss
SiD TSfiTsets 22ol s25 'congresslonai Lin all ParoT
nlshs Z Ra%iag s9nag Sas as ss fSR5pf o5s bians Ga
esT f,T az P3Tqr and Dining cars, &.s 425 DINING
Ss: SsDs:6Fos;ss cartiaadt Stress Week
o5a ok WTERR PxrWa4For R,snS ZANE Meraph,
ATTrbAST.c Tbe.SrDscsa.c COAST Elora sgsslaL 20
W q OftlO RAlINAN--Sao a m ana soo
sfsdGAR @ AR n ~ = NssESgo,,ts7 sgS s7 Lin
oID Is.s sP%3IyT % COMFORT and NoRFoLKs%zas a
IIt-t5a a. aaa NO y m. WeeK-oays;
stnDger. Cesthued Trains Buffet Parior Cars and
FaPE Far Po,S,A ,MA1.ss5S Z, Gse n. wsek-days .
sst Fwentv-third Street Station SIS a. 1eto.
- s1S = 20 SUNDAYS. o. 25 y. un.. . N5 o. m
em peshrosses and CoTtla1dt Streetsl 900 a. m,
D. m - " ' - -
F0y{
s25 55 8 es and CortlandI Streets. SOD % ISS
Corandt Streets. 10 20) Dining Carr 1Os5 DINING
az. iLa2 a m f255. II IS Dining Carr 10 CDes-
ana Cortlandt Streets 220l 2s5. IS. asa. AIS.
onlnS Carl 455 Dining Carl, Is Dining Carr.
80 s55 o y D. 10 10 night sundays TO-
'n9 eoaehes). Sos. s.5a O. s5 asa nimted>. e5s:
-,Dlnng Carl t255. 12.55 Dining Carl Los
Csn CaTS 5. 355. * Dining Car ASS Dining
~'-' '-''' '--' '-"' '--" " -.' N--S
Teket ofees Nos 4s1 11ss ia54 III and
astor House: West Twenty third Street Station.
s.atlens foot OF Desnrosses and Cortandt Streets:
Nourt sreet, $50 Fulton Street es broadway and
Annex Station. Brooklyn: Station. Jersey
~ me New York Transfer Company will call for
a. cneck eaggage from hotels and residences through
Telephone
road Cab - "
j. p HUTCHINSON wO0D
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02
ROYAL HUE TRAINS
WEST SHORCR,R.

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station " " as folows
and l9m. later foot West N. II.
'i:lO A M--FOr Intern. points 10 Z
rll!Zo " M--tD Lake MOhOnk. Annewaska. Saratoga
CatsklH Mountains Utica.
.l0o L. M--CEicago Express. Daily.
'223 p. M.-Cont Ltd. Detroit Chicago e ST Louis
Is:ts Z. M--$9 For Hudson River Points to Albany.
'o:i5 r M-For Rochester. Buna.O. C1eve & Chicago.
ts:9e = M-kor Rochester Buffalo. petrot 81. LoGiS
~y:lS Il. A--tor ROCh. Falls &
DAILY tDaly. except Sunday Leaves Brooklyn An
City. r. R. r Sta. No. at ll20 A. NJ, S:2S p.
Time tables principal hotels and offices. Baxsag.
checked from hotel residence Westcotr Exu. q n
y AMRERr. General Passenger AGENT n 7.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Bu'fao MSryh rns ItiSTr old 2' small ~" lots si IN store
No white 76isc nd No !ed I7,;s hid c9tnmHEaeg5 T +
Sarn @1,I I+4'sc: No do through billed Oats
Sro"S e. S DO. Sic ,hraagh Ssd
Western arrive by ra1 sold al 2sG o'iR%i R t
aag sns s ~ '5sS sSc in store; No Sc on
chicago. March THE leading futures ranged as fol
Wheat No .; OPENING. Highest Lowest CLOSING
Hs5 1s5 7s.q3S 3S 7oaS: s. 7s.ois' s. 7ssp7s': $,
NJ; Hs;sa ...,..,... .o,.qs: :2' s' .s$ $s 9$ III
i$:; #;5 #;;'r :::: @ CT II .2s 3 s''Ss;;: II
Mess pork. per bbl;
Mar Mar" , s,so2s srto7'. nso7'. ii O7's
Lard. per 100 IL:
NJ: NJ: #;;." .:: :: :.s 3:s f.. f.
Short ribs per 100 ID:
s5S..ns., a5s," My .... 49,. f% 99P:. Eis.
.pSss 9s@ 2E"sr'4ssa q :.E r%S5 ?S'
No yellow a9,sG No 81 @s5 & N 2's @ &c 40 DO r %ts fin
sGSss a@s SSs Sjd9 T& aHsss$ seed
clover eanaG FraSe S r. $40 = = SS s PORK short 6rF ; 9G
sias s Sasa No. 81 if oas7 T rs ay altrd shoulders 6ox
SO 2aq$G 30: short clear slrs 'o9Xed, y %a 81 ~ wns
'9 nter market ns was qts' 15 a%ers EsrI ' SGe,
fresh Zoe.
Cincinnati March Flour dun Wheat dull; No red
7SIsTT9c com steady: No mixed t2c oats steady;
No mixed 2sc Rye steady, No 2, DC Lard quiet at
s. u Hulk meats Qrct 81 70 Bacon steady at
IS 37j, WhisIcv- finished goods active on the
basis Of 81 %. Sugar firm.
Duluth. March IC1ose: Wheat-Cash No hard TIC;
No Northern rae No 2 Northern. 6tisdt0tsc MAY.
76ssc Corn. 3T9sc; May S9e oats @6'tp=o'se
Milwaukee March Wheat lower; No Northern, 70
Northern T2GT21sc. Rye steady; No l. SEtac
Barley dull No =, 57a5Sc sample 4OG55c
Minneapolis March Close: Wheat-Cash, 74'se; May.
T4ssG74l.c: July 73SaQ15sc track No hard tGtsc
anchanssG MS r'e Bran in bulk ST 5sasia 50
PHILADELPHIA quiet but steady; contract
Izd7Tlsc, Corn firm and i4c higher. No =
mi M=rch 44ien-i&c. Oats steady: No white
clipped. ssc. Butter steady fancy Western creamery
1lc' do prints 2ic do nearby, prints, Ic Eggs steady
fresh nearby isc Western. sC do Southwestern. Lee
do southern iTc Cheese irmer; New York. full
fancy small 12c: choice I0S l1s4c. Receipts
-Flolr bbs $50 600 10 in sacks; wheat 30 900
hush. 500 bush. 1S,OOO BUSH shipments
Corn ~ BUSH oats. 10000 bush
:, louis March Close: Wheat-No . cash. 73iec:
NAV 1SIea73asc: July 72ssc No hard 71@7lA+c Corn
No . cash 3Sc May. 3SS. q3S3sc July. 3oN639hc.
0ats-No cash 2Tc; May &c; July. 25ltc; No white
29a291fe.
Toledo March Wheat active and l9wer; cash, 's,ac;
May A sc. Oats dull and steady; cash 2sc May &c
Rye 52kc dull and steady 1882 prime so 6o
cash March. S6 10.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02
MAMRlIRG=AMERlGAM llME.

TWIN-SCREW EMPRESS SERVICE
PLYMOUTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Columbia .Mch 2, 10 AN Columbia MAY 2 10 AM
A. Victoria. A 10 AMI F. Nav O. 10
Is PM Deutschland Nav l6.
and Thursday hereafter
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
PLGMOUTH-CH Observation-Disclosures.
'Phpntcia Mar 2 FM WaldeTsee Nav 4. $50 AN
Mar o. :: 80 AM BATAVIA. May H. 1910 AM
Wadersee. Mar 16 80 PM Pennsylvania MAY IS P.
Batavia Mar. 81 AM Bulgaria. May 21 75o AM
Pennsylvania Mar 30 PM Pretoria Nav 25 IL AM
Pretoria 13. noonl 'Phpnicia
'PhPnicia AM Patricia 8. 930
Patricia .Apl % 1890 PM Waldersee. June IS.
sSails Hamburg
SUMMER CRUISES
TO ENGLAND. IRELAND & SCOTLAND, the LAND
Of MIDNIGHT SUN and Z the BALTIC
principal cities OF NORWAY. SWEDEN RUSSIA and
DENMARK. by the yacht PRINZESSIN VICTORIA
LJ-ISE and S. s. AUGCSTE VICTORIA. All appoint
arranged
Further particulars application TO the
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE 81 B'WAY. " Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02
contract prices in the local market to-day

Cohee oaflee-Sanos-t narket ffT E'asl aH.5
re santos $500. rsceips bags story. s2iEo
I8gs Hamburecffee market opened z pig higher: a.
m iadr4 pfg net higher. sales. SS'"o oaes
Fayre-CofIee market opened steady %a1 franc net
higher. m unchanged: at x quiet ana I'M
,snges at 5:ss p m urchanged total sales, G5Oeo bags
- - -, I,,iv - -
Jt ''''''''''' au-7Is- .......... ~
1919 '''''''''''- s1 "a Ssr,e-rt,sr s3
Arn al n ocfob4r ............
So '''''''''''' ecr,-ar.
june ............. - December -.--...-...4S3S
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

by -
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02
Ocean Steamcr5.

HOLLAND AMERICA LINE.
New York Rotterdam via Boulogne -Mer.
Twin-Screw 8, $500 'ons' ROTTERDAM.
AMSTERDAM. Mch 0, 20 A. NJ. to Rotterdam direct.
Twins Screw s. s loSts, tons. STATENDAN
Apply TO Gen'l Passenger Agency, 80 Bway. n. Y
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PfiiLADELPHIA.
1850, tT5o, tsO0. 900 1000. 'iISO a. rl ffos
$50 1900 $40 tiv9. S'AOo t43O. 800. 'TO0. 1880
s9eo. so rs 2. s12 IS rndt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
s5.O 'TO0 p. m. -i2. Is mdt
Offices: Liberty ST Ferry, Ferry
4Si, 9iS, l3OO 1884 Broadway, 11S 5th T3T
y Union So, West. l53 East i25th St, 273
ST. 245 Columbus Ave. New York; Court ST. s4s -oU
York Transfer Co. calls for and checks baggage
nation.
'From Liberty St 'DaiIy tDay. except Sunday.
Sundays only
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02
lian coffee is as follows

Ro--Coffee market steady: No Rio 6s05o exchange.
l5Cn bags cleared for the nited
States IA .G0i bags, stock. 29l .G00 bags
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02

s aEss. Eiss...s, s :s:;.. r. ::
s'aHe''. .eAe xeAL-srssay slsssS: S!ss - Gvs.ss
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-14
NOT IN THE PLAY.
A Cnsc Where Two Actors Displayed
 Prrsencs of Mind.

Prr-encc of Mind.
 A short umr ago 70 grcat historical play was being given n au Italian thcatcr Tho king had Co read his speech from thc throne. Ilc was sur. rounded by thy cUIrt all uhc repre- sentative uohlo> ot tuc nation. Che cov- cruor, Ut tlc provinces gud thc heads ot tlc army
 Clad .u his mI-lHrHut robes O.urd with rabbit skim lc >uikcd majestic ally acro~~ ,ur ~tasr aud. with fitting huutcur. slowly a~ccujcd thc steps leading Co ihc throne. Every one bowed low aud thc chancellor handed Co his majesty the uarHwru; rou from which Co read th. r.aI ~pDoch
 An waited atuut.ycly Co catch the words trom tuc royal lp-. but his maj- cSty f0uud tn a.- cua-riu. that thc roll was rauL TIr speech was long aud lal not h.eu committed Go mcm- ory
 It was .-.hie to -ot through it with Che a.I .f thc prumptcr. for he was too iar away t1 render Che need ful service A bright thought passed through tlc royal bu.u
 Having glanced over thc roll as if to gather thc .,; of tn, speech. hc again folded it auI HanJeI lt back Co Che chancellor with thc command;
 You read .t.'
 The chaucy.ur was somewhat put out. but JuutuIy took Che roll and opened .t ul'y tu discover thc royal pleasantly. uucvcl.u again rolling the parchment up au3 taking from hIs breast Che rcsp.onJ,ut t.u order hc laid thcm together at Che kings feet with.
 Your majesty. a, cannot read Che speech. ! tender uy resignation" and walked o0 tlo stage
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-14
FROM ovEREATlNa.
Insanity often Caused by Too Liber-
 al Indulgence In Food.

al Indulgence In Food.
 It Is we'll known Co the few medical men that many cases of Insanity are directly due Co oycrcating and the con scQucnt absorption into the circulation of toxic matters from the Intestinal tract and mclancholla. whether in mild or severe form. Is generally due to this cause. Violent paroXysms of temper, whether in children or adults. are often properly rcfcrable Co bad state of the blood from this auto toNemia, as are in- Iced the exceedingly exubcrant spirits of old or young at times. Just as We observe in alcoholic poisoning, some individuals arc made temporarily jolly and good na,urcd; others are made ugly and unreasonable.
 Iu view of this condition of affairs Isn't lt rather a wise plan for us an Co consider rather the needs of the or gaulsm for food than the mere qucs- ton of palate tickling, Co aim to eat good instead of bad food and enough 5f lt-that ls. not too much-to have the conditions about right when We take our meals; ln brief to try and treat our bodies dccen;ly even though we act from a purely sensual point of ylcwe Iu no other way can we secure .le highest possible degree of pleasure on che average, while by acting thus scnslbly We may enjoy practice! im- muu.ty from disease.
 The mor' exercise we take under proper conditions. thc more We are eX- posed Co cold. and Che clearer we keep from excess m clothing the more we may eat. hence, iu order Co enjoy the fullest measure of table pleasures. we must live actively. wear as little cloth me as is consistent with comfort and lo considerable "roughing sometimes called hardening. With an this we should take our meals ut times when Che body or brain ls not ovcrtlrcd. and when We "havc lcisurc Co digest" and. of lu things. We should never eat un. less We are hungry. TO eat without an appetite is self abuse of Che most stupid sort. since it affords no pleasure and Is productive of discasc.-physIcal Culturc.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-14
THE WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE.

Pacific and Arctic Railway and Navigation Company. British Columbia Yukon Railway Company.
 British Yukon Railway Company