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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-05-20
His Captivating Manner Charmed
The Crowd Turned Out
To Greet Him.
HE, WAVED HIS GOoD.BYEs.
After Ten Minutes Spent At The
Reno Depot Special Train
Left For Carson But
Returned Later.

Reno. New, May is.-The prcsidentl-
al party arrived at Reno at 1880 o'clock
this morning and 10 minutes later was
on the main line Of the virginia and
rruskee road on their way to Carson.
While the presidents train stopped
here he came out on the back platform
OF his car and pleasantly greeted the
immense throlg that had assembled 70
give him true Nevada welcome. The
crowd chaared and cheercd. and was
kept In good humor by the president
talking 10 them, The president did not
attempt to make a speech, but talked
Arst 10 one and then 10 another. When
his train started he kept waving has
hand and saying: Goodbye, good
bye His action won the people 10
nun w ute mOIta Hlihh.
Ills train returned from Carson at
II 10 O'clock. His party were soon seat
ed in carriages and driven TO the court
house where the president spoke,
After he had spoken at the court
house he was driven about town ION
about 10 minutes, spent 10 minutes In
the chamber Of commerce and was
then driven TO the state university
where he spoke to 10 students.
He was driven TO his train and was
off for the west again.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-05-20

Grass Valley, Calf, May l9,-Fwo
people from Grass Valley and
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-05-20

CAPTAIN MARTIN SCORES HIGH.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-05-20

PRESENTED WITH QUARTZ.
The evening world., 1903-01-15
Tho Wheat Market.

There was a fair demand for wheat
at about last nights closing prices at
the opening of tho wheat market to-day,
aud considerable s~teadiness. Corn ad-
vanced is here for May OF tho car-lot
situation in Chicago and local covering.
Foreign houses bought ABOUT o 1000 bush
els of May wheat In the pit. January
corn advanced s-4 In Chicago. Later in
| the day trading was fairly active. with
prices inclined to go still higher.
New York's opening prices were:
| Wheat~May, 81: July. Is 81. Corn-May
40 IA bid. IS
C%hicaso's opening prices were: Wheat
May. 70 3-4 to &c rs: July. IS 1-2 to 70 SIS.
Corn-May, "A IL to A 3-S; July. 40 1s to
43 ii.
New York's closing prices were: whsa,
70 ia offered. Corn-January. 50 offered;
February. So bid March. o. ~ bid: May.
~ SIS offered: July, S IL bid.
Chicago's closing prices. were: Wheat
May, z 81 to Il 7-S;, July, "a to a is,
"A 5-s: July. AZ s-S. September. - 3-s.
The evening world., 1903-01-15
The Cotton Market.

Tho local cotton market opened firm
to-day, with prices 1 to 4 points higher,
Coming far better than expected. Eng
lish cables started a line of covering
ORDERS that sent the local market UP
sharply at the start. Liverpool advices
also brought buying orders. but so much
proHt-taking developed at the advance.
that any material upturn was checked
after The call, 1t was a nervous market,
however. and considerably more active
than yesterday. Subsequent Liverpool
advices eascd off slightly. rejecting an
impression that the American response
had been less vigorous than expected.
The opening prices were: Jan. SIS to
s.6I; Feb. s.65 bid March, $50 to SO:
April, S.79 offered; May, s.7l to sra; july,
Ala to S.7t; Aug, SIS to $50: Sept, sis
to s,22; Oct, sos to SOC,
The prices at 2.30 o'clock We're: jan
uary, S,ss; February. s,@; March. -s,73i
April, S.7li May, S77; June, ga; July,
Der, $40,
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shipbuIIdinE stock Is Listed.

The Listing Committee OF the New
York Stock Exchange has passed favor
ably upon the securities OF the United
States Shipbuildlng Company. and they
were dealt In for the first time on
Change to-day.
The securities include S2O,OoO, 900 6 per
cent. noncumulative preferred: ;25, OOO,-
900 common stock. $14, 500. 1900 first mort
gage 5 per cent. sinking fund bonds and
$lO,OOO.OO0 twenty-year B per cent. col
lateral and mortgage bonds.
The committee also ordered listed
these new securities. which hereafter
win be auotea on the Exchange;
Company. $21. Q 1000 additional capital
stock; New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad Company. ST. las, 900 ad-
ditlonal 3 Ia per cent. mortgage bonds;
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Company, sAb5S, 600 general mortgage
bonds; Denver and Rio crande Railway
Company, 81, 400, 900 additional frat con-
solidated mortgage 4 per cent. bonds.
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ROAD LEASE
QUICKLY RATIFIED.
marlborough Stockholders Meet
and Without Dissenting Voice
Sanction the Big Deal.

Holders of the stock trust certificates
of the marlborough Rapid Transit Com
pany met in special session at No. %
Nassau street at noon.
scntatives OF 3l4, 800 shares, or
amount OF stock included in the Trust
certificates, voted in favor of leasing the
property and franchises of the Manhatt
tan 81" on original terms.
There was no opposition to the plan.
1t was explained by President August
Belmont. and all h shares represented
were unanimously voted in favor Of
leasing the IL for 999 years.
There now remains only the rat!fica-
ton of the lease by the Manhattan I"
stockholders for II TO become operative.
Physical control of the property Will
not be assumed until April next.
The evening world., 1903-01-15
Need Of Financial Legislation
Given as the Cause for a
( Stock List that Is Flat and
Dull.
FEAR OF GOLD EXPORTS.
Believed that the Outflow VIII Begin
Shortly, but Win Not Be 40
Large as II Was at This Time
Last Year.

To-day's stock market was a continu-
alton of the last two days uncertain
variations. with no decided or Important
movements In any part OF the list. Its
changes were erratic and spotted, with
the professional element in control.
Interest in the future of the market
seems to center about legislative move
ments in Washington. The promise is
given spectators by prominent financial
interests that II the powers in control
assure Wall street that a financial bill
will be enacted at this session there will
be no further obstacles to a big market
movement.
Unless this is received, however. the
present variable and shifty condition Is
likely to obtain Indefinitely. The fear
of gold exports has dwindled to the
Stock basis. and there is remote
-chance of any gold being gent out this
month.
The announcement from Washington
that Standard Oil and Morgan interests
have secured a promise from President
Roosevelt that an extra session of Con
sress shall be held IL no currency legis'
ation Is enacted before March 4 didn't
create any marked enthusiasm,
Ii was considered as too remote a pos
sibllity to base any material advance
IN stocks upon Whether there may be
substantial foundation for the story,
Wall street Is willing to wait.
Exports during 1902 exceeded imports
by 1891 ,+26, 346 n for the mont of
December aggregated $l4S. oO6. S23 against
sf36, gii, $50 I'm 1901. This shown Ia GER
tain TO be exceeded by the January
statement.
because of the excellent showing in
the Government reports the stocks of
phe International list were strengthened
and In many instances there were sub
sfantiaI gains from the opening prices.
Wall street bankers say that 1t Is
reasonable to expect a big outflow OF
gold within h next six weeks. but
that IL will not be nearly as largo as
commonly predicted.
A large portion of the floating indebt-
edress TO Europe Incurred through ex-
change transactions has been settled by
sale OF securities abroad. Flnan-
ciers representing great interests here
have recently privately negotiated the
sale of great blocks OF securities abroad.
Interest in Erie seemed to lag un-
Ger the prevailing apathy. Dealings
prices PRICE Seem enc oa to indicate IaH nsfl more ra manip u.
lation than purchase for control, In
to-day's trading the first and second
preferred stocks were favorites, while
the common was allowed to drift with
Rock 1sland's share in the admitted
pending deal Is still a mystery which
may not be explained unit! James J.
conference. The %latter's admission that
Erie Is for sale Is the only tangible
statement by any one.
The evening world., 1903-01-15

Comptroller Grout intends to issue a
series of tables applicable to each
borough. showing the comparative
workings and results OF, the present
tsx system, as against the plan of
last year.
He begins to-day by Issuing a series
OF figures on dwelling property stu
ated In the Eighth. Nineteenth and
Twenty-sixth Wards OF Brooklyn, In
the former ward, on Eighteenth
street, between Fourth and Fifth
atenues. he furnishes Illustrations of
the operation of the new plan.
rle Comptroller declares that the
foregoing Is illustrative of the manner
in watch the tax plan will operate to the
advantage Of DWELLING house owners
thru ugiiout the greater city.
The evening world., 1903-01-15
MARY POWELL FOR DAY LINE.
VIII Not He Merged with the reo-
ple's Line steamers.

The Hudson River Day Line has ac-
quired a controlling interest In the Mary
Powell Steamboat Company. and the
Mary Powell next season viii be run as
a day boat in conjunction with the New
York and the Albany. Recent reports
have had 1t that there would be a mer-
ger OF the Day Line and the People
Line. which controls the nisht frame.
but President olcott. OF the Fay Line.
said that the Hudson company will com
blne to handle Its business as a close
corporation, although indirect advances
have been made with IA view TO the abb
Eorpton OF the lines,
The evening world., 1903-01-15

C'oney Island residents. however, do
not agree with the Comptroller. Many
Of them declare they are paying in
creased taxes under the present system.
Charles Feltmann, a well-known hotel
man on the island, is one of the com
planners. His property has been as
scssed at $4,000 this year. ind the
John Y. McISane regime Feltmann was
taxed a nominal sum. Last year his
assessment arose to 800. 900. with the
marked increase for 1903 he and other
Coney Island residents are up In arms.
Fcltmann says the assessment Is out
rageous and declares he will go to
court.
Comptroller Grout answers! II invite
a lega! contest In Feltmann's case. His
property would not he excessively taxed
II he paid on an assessment OF s50O,Vo.
The evening world., 1903-01-15
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TO REORGANIzE
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
George Gould PIaEs % Readiust
Finances So Better Earning
Statement Can Be Shown.

A plan Is under way for the readjust-
mont of the finances Of Missouri Pa
cific and its subsidiary lines, and 1t is
said that an official announcement is
probable soon.
George Gould and his associates be-
llevS hat the development of the prop
erty can be greatly fastened by read
justment and the earnings vastly in
creased.
The roads direct cost in earnings and
It's actual earning power is believed to
be far greater than Is shown In the re-
ports.
Arrangements have not progressed far
to indicate to what extent the
Gould lines east of the Mississippi may
be affected by the readjustment.
The evening world., 1903-01-15
COLER FORMS A SYNDICATE.
He "A Lewis Nixon Control
Guardian Trust Company,

Bird s. Coler, former Comptroller
and recent Democratic candidate for
Governor. has formed a syndicate OF
his associates and secured absolute
control Of the stock OF the Guardian
Trust Company.
The syndicate acquired control
through purchase OF the holdings OF
Charles w. Morse, who originally held
a majority OF the shaTes.
Associated with. Mr.. Coler are Lewis
Nixon. President OF the United states
F. w. Wafworth and W, ii. Barnard,
who Will be admitted to the director
ate.
The evening world., 1903-01-15
LONDON MARKET FIRM.
American Securities Fairly Active,
with Prices Advanced.

The London market to-day was
steady. with trading on a moderate
scale. The general list was ~fractlonally
In advance OF the final figures Of yester-
day. and the tone throughout was Arm.
There was. good strength shown in
South African mining securities on
fairly active transactions. The i'm
provement In Kafnrs is attributed to
the favorable reception OF the Rand
taxation proposals. Rio TintOs we're a
shade drRasE " A2k-s,
~ the department Tor American rail-
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The German Lloyd VIII Toueh Al
Ply mouth.

Herman Winter, assistsnt manager OF
the North German Lloyd line, says
that hereafter ships from New York
will stop at Plymouth, instead OF South
ampton. thereby saving Ave to eight
hours TO London. Rsst-bound North
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ALL THE LATEST NEWS or THE BUSINESS WORLD
BANK OFFICERS TO BE TRIED.
subpoenas served Upon witnesses
In Seventh National Case.

Subpoenas have now been served upon
witnesses in the Seventh National Bank
oflcial cases in the United States Cir
cult Court-Crimlnal Branch. The trial
Of william II. Kimball, former Presi-
dent, who is charged, together with
Paying Teller Gamaliel w. Rose. anS
Frank b. Poor. Of Marquand G Co.,
with a violation OF the Federal Ma
tional Banking law, which resulted in
tho suspension OF the Seventh National.
was originally set down for to-day. but
owing TO the death of a member o.
Judge Thomas's family, the Criminal
Branch OF the United States Circuit
Court was adjourned until Monday next,
at which time the three men, according
to Assistant United States District-At-
torney Baldwin, will be placed on tria..
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way securities trading was moderately
active. with prices on n rising scale,
There was quite n lot OF new buying
and the general tone IN the department
held Arm through tho day.
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LARGE TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

AS evidence OF their implicit conhdence. In the power OF their medicine
to cure any one addicted to the morphine Of other drug habit, the doctors
have made arrangements with the publishers TO send a trial bottle abso-
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seen this liberal oner in the Evening World. The genunenass OF this oner
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tors, " an ecrresUcndsnes y strictly confidential. and letters are returned
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CURB MARKET INACTIVE.

The outside market was dull. Very
few Issues were dealt in and the trading
was restricted to a narrow volume.
Quotations for the active stocks were:
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SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
Sun rises. 7.e2su ssu, 457IMOon rises. 7.5s
THE TIDES.
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Government Bonds.

=, total sales OF bonds ere 50, 4s7, cco.
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Winter Blankets, Bed Sprea
and COmfOrtableS

Much Reduced i'm Price to Close Out.
1,5OO pairs Eastern and California Wool BlamkStsp
marked for this sale at $3.50, 1923, $3.50, 1898 To-
$1,000 per pair.
100 pairs Wool Blankets, embracing many dfffer4
ent grades Slightly soiled from window display, for this.
sale AT LESS THAN ACTUAL COST PRICE.
1000 Snowflake and Eiderdown ComfortableS
marked for this sale at o8c., SIPS, $1.98 to $500 each.
1850 Crochet and Marseilles Bed Spreads, markeds
for this sale at 60c., 8oc, 08c. to $1.08 each.
Sixth Avenue, 20th TO 2lsf Street.
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Boys Cvercoats Of all wool Oxford Cray FTieze, cut
full and long, velvet collar, sizes 9 to Is years, d.
formerly S0.25; now #. pA%~
Boys Atwood Navy Blue Serge Sailor Suits,
trimmed with white or black soutache braid.
,isss , t to no Ys'sss ;;z; same soM IN Red. sizes , to ~
Young Mems Long Pant Suits, in an elegant assort-
ment of foreign mixtures, in light and dark colorss &~z
sizes Is to 20 years, formerly $1,000; now.---p %s-
Boys Separate, Short Pants of Atwood Cassimeres,
Worsteds, Tweeds, Navy Blue Cheviots and Drab A
Corduroys, sizes 4 to 10 years, formerly 98c.; NOW n
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bel Stem 2Onoon 6rau Ntarp @ano
Srpan @obb aus bem 2eben eei6ieben.
Die Serbliaene mar cine Stief=@rOB=
mutter bon @ol. Mm. Ssnninas
grpan. Sbr eriter @atte NOR Capt.
2Ouis $. Srpan, elm Ieteran aus benz
&rieae BON 1912. Sbr stpeiter @atte
Capt. stephen Cobb, tpel6er por 55
Sabren itarb, mar Elm 8eteran oes
meritenifden &rieses. Die @erbliGene
nar eineSo9ter oes Nrtillerie=gapitdns
SObn Sano, wel9cr ii9 i'm &eDOlu=
tiOnstriese aus3ei9nete. Ssit Sab
rem be3Og fie als vSO6ter Der &spOlu=
tipn" cine Yen1ion.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-05

Nls9eftern beno Die So
Mile 6. 8. pounos' bon 9to. Fl @.
Walnut Str. na9 oem giien pOr benl
Snuie lab, orang Elm Girbre6er oura
Elm Seitenfeniter in oas @Obnbaus ein.
Gin bon ibm berurfa6tes SerduI6
alarmirts jebo9 Die Sausbewubuer uno
Der @auner lab ale Nuspeee pl0Bli6
periperrt.
Ses6alb iprans er Die Sreppe binauf
uno aus einem Seitenfenlter i'm 2.
Stodiperte, aus sieptli9 betrd6tli9er
;00be. 2eioer enitam er, uno Die gu
Shlfe eerufenen &aoler Simon uno
Worgan bermo4ten trpB eifriger Su4e
feline Spur bon ibm 81 finben.
Serner flaote Die in go. sos
W. Marplanb Str. pobnenoe So-
ispbine Widaels iiber ben geiu9
zines idparsen @inbre6ers, Der aber
au6 perideu9t tpuros, ehe er geute 9e=
ma6t bate.
Seb enttdui9t tparo Der SpiB=
bube. Der aus @eo. Prit9ett's 9So6=
nung in go. AGO Weft Nep Oorf Str.
cine feiIte &Olls ifabl, Die er fiir pe=
pier9elo belt, Die aber aus alten
Quittungen, umwidelt nit elmer $40
gonfDoerirten=8ill, befano.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-05

gauerlaubni bi9eine.-
Snu goOt6, 2210 aiblano, geranba,
800. 5 u. 6. 2etparf, 620 Warren,
&eparaturen, $3.50. - 8uifab gb=
mann, $50 Sismard, 9lnbau, s190. =
psarl u. Smith, 1922 ct. peter,
&Dbnbaus, $1,000.
Serr Senrp 60 burn, Der
felt "A Sabren i'm Solsgei9dfte in Sn=
bianapOlis tbdtis sstpelsn iit, beabiia.
tist, in gdloe feline actibe Sbdti9teii
auf benz Geloe eittsufellen unb feineu
alntbeil on Dem 8ef9dfte Der Sp. Go=
burn 2umber 60. an Der Weit 8eOr:
gia Str. Su pertaufen unb bort eir
eroBes Maaren=2aserbaus nit feds
Jra4t=6a9rfahlen &c. au erbauen.