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OFFICIAL RANCE AND SALE Of STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
b. THOMAS Branch Il Co, Bankers and Brokers'.
! y I . III, ~. ". n; l..y

Il BALES
%2too Mo. kali. and 51'ex..s t,fd1l ~ ~
{ 400 Missouri Pacific ........,,
Nash, Chat. and s, I..a,.3
1900 New York Ccntrsl,.....s..,.
f1?VU Norfolk slnd tvostcri,,s..i.l
coz N /. VI, Ont. ard &tYestcrii..
d LOO Pacific Mali ..........
1890 yPniisylvai,.l II. r ....s
ri 400 People,sa Gas (Ghicago) 40.
11resyetl4 Stcel Ca1'...........S
4 100 PRESSED stedl CIR, pfd, ~.
!. GOO 1sep,tblici j. ard S.roiri:..,
ri 100 Republic 1.&lind 81 pfd s......S
1ttOO 1seadingj conf. ..s......3
N 10O Reading, 1stt pfd..st.s...s...
Reading. I'd fpfds........,......l
zoo Rock Island. COME. .s......ts5
1sock island. pfd.. ..., 3..it'... I. I
4 Y Sloss II 4 $50
Sloss, ND .....it. .t..:,..,,8
800 s. w. and 81 Ed Spf'ds.. h!
sOO s.. Il. and Southwest, pfd,
6osOO Southern Pacific ~.
1900 Southern Railway. corn ...l
100 Southern Railway, pfd .....is
4 800 Scaboard Air Llhc, com II
100 scnboard5 Air Line. pfd.s..i
400 TENN. Coal and Iron q. y y
!, 900 n, exas cliic .......s5
7i2O0 ttnion 1'acltlc st. ..:.. &
1900 United States Lcather......
14400 United States sterl..S....::....
1ssDs1Jnitet States tsecl, pfd..
A DIVA Car. Chemical. com 4. "
100 va Car. Chemical, pfd
700 Wabash, com .' l.,is !.
yVabaslly pfd s....... f........l
800 w cstcrn Union !,
,sss Wisconsin Central h. Il
q 100 wisconsin Central. pfd...
;S Total sulcs fd6, 800 shares.
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!! DRY GOODS MARKET.

EIWE 81 OR *. Jan. Tho 9situa ton in tho
dry go>ls market nsi far na buyers act lty Is
Concerned liz A little changed. Outside OF spot
goods for INN dintc delivery there seems to
30 litlo interest III the situation. No change
what an er has takeniplnce In the price situation.
Jobbers arc doing slightly more owing TO tho
larger nunbersor buyers j n town.. sai ~
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
y PEANUT MARKET.

q pETERsB u re-, v A., j IAN. III pEANUTss-
Slanlsh-Aln Arm at 81 Nc: receipts very
iIEht, sVrgi Mus Firm at 33Sc. for fancy stock;
machine picked. aG3Mc.is ling stock, "a 80.
Receipts, light sj ;I 33$%8
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The Valentine Museum,
u ELEVENTH. AND CLAY sTEEETA
mn OPEN 10 "a. NJ TO O. r.. ~.
n ID 5 ADMISSION. $50,
FREE ON SA,rQHDAY6.sft3

~ rlakc 30 foot on north lIile OF Broad streat,
ssi foot east OF Thirty, Street. %
sehuIts e. Mnr " Man eria una i,s
Streets $3.50, t5} Z, 81 + it'd -! 4 4ss + III f5
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s;E:ABOARD AIR LINE. RAILWAY Y

TRAINS LEAVE RlciIaAioN prTro.AIL Y 81 n
o.,oSA M,-Jocal Dor Norllna. and Hamlet,
NV +, MssnnviIie. Atlant,t and Southwest, *
"a "a ~ NJ r.VIorida lI.lnited--Sol!d Pullman
w w NAN York 10 ST. Augustine, II +, y N
is \ snaboari EXPRESS Savannah, Jncksonvillef
Ntlanta and Southwest. Sij3 e
TRAINS ARRlYE sRlglla!p \, b I. ], 4, n
SiS2s M Nh, x M,NEron, sViorlda, Atlanta and
3Q Sn,,thwest, ! $50 r. N, ~ From Florida.s a tT
iFs iamtn and Southwest, n $3.50 u, N 81 trrplnG
tslt5 nral points, Fg4 liz II K ~
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bales against Y, so7 last ys ear
Cotton futures opened steady and elo sss
i !, 'pss 3 r''t''. 1s 'Sssi|
S; q; II 81
juno 9 Y ~ - AMI ~
y July 3. 4 Z. % ~ ~ T6s y; az
November 2 - 80 q, NJ
SPOT cotton closed QUIET; lddlius uplands'.
t7.:l5; iniddtng gull s.. . eo:. IL VI. A
cotton. quiet; 1nlddling gross lna
bales stock 4s bales az "a rs
Fatal ses Isl IL Z e isS
psss s!es ssS
~ a.nert III Great Britain e5s btlex; to
France Franc: ss7e bales 70 g, 20
sics September 1st all portsIN'st
receipts. sys Gre a.
assSe aiss ss tnes; 10 Japa baes
TO Mexico. ~, 59s bales.
NEW, ORLEANS y. Jam 4. u : ~ "a Ieg.
including go N to arrive Quotations ions -
Futures opened S,niis Gwnsa a iSs
middle OF the session there was some .poai
neIr caused ny better
spot demand. New York was also so,ne, ,,a
produclng an upward trend IL The Local
rss1tsd II w sass very light
March opened 4 point below yes Sa
declined ~ Y
futures stead - ss1a
nFsh y sssS
G. 3o:t August. ..0 bid. ~. III
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SOUTHERN RAJ WAY3

SCHEDULE IN ~ EEECT.p q. lsoA Il sTss
TRAINS LEAVE RICtIM On 2. ,,.sS .,i
200 ~ AI.--Da Local for. CharottS..N q.
12;30 r, Observation-Disclosures unet pullman 20
$50 Atlanta and Birmingham, New OrleanAs
Memphla Chat anoosa and ailS ths s SOUTH as
II 80 r. i M.-Daily imited IS Pul man raad3
sIs E $3.50 p. NJ. 4, for all the. South gs@
Tha fRyorto route ito Baltimore and %Eastero 4
points. Leave Rlchmond A;2o n n, dslly ex-S
sis :. Tednsstlays /: md q n
ID 80 r. M..-Bxoept Sunday For Wess \. Polnt. 4
@.iTff connecting with steamers for Baltimore
and river inndlngs Mondays. g sN
vi and Fridays steamer calls at QlouceSte3s
Point, Almonds and Clay Bank.
4:l5 Al II Except sund ocalS mixed ZOE
H 'TRA fS|ss ARnIvg R1cHMoND \, Il
IA A. III and 6,+2 P.4M.--Croms all the 0outAs$
I s;3s3 p. M.-From Charlotte and Durham.
a = IA a. M--Fron,a Keysv!lle ~ &; q
g TX q M-Baltimore and West Polnt. III
1SHs a. 5:l3 r M-Prom W e p onH ~
-. ~ ~ RnWICfI, w H.STAYLO4S
Z. IL II HtKrRr. osn'l Y Mgr.
~ ,E tWashin ton, p Ct $.$S n s5
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8,5 g5Ss BALTIMORE STOCK MARK EFT. SfS
B u BALTIMORE MD, Jan. |. --senboard All
5 Llno common. do. preferred % sales.
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CAT 4, MARKETS.

,ti,1IIGAG o. IT IA ian Il - AtslI, Receipts,
4, SOD mead, n Market lOdf 100. loWel Good 70,
mime steers ST. 81 poor 10 medium. 81. ~
ttif stoekers and feeders cows afqi
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coTT e, Il 81 y MARKET.

.coTToNsEEpl OIL MARKET.
NE WY ORIS, an 1-Cott onseed oil irregu-
lar with3inoderltc trade. VI rhine crude. b..
Ills, 5dllbIsc.; primo summer yelow.
on summer yellow, nominal: prime white, goo
2SIsc.;5primc winter yellow 10 x ,335
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aslfers s 1ao
sna stise naa ssa 7e
asS: foTxS he1yy. 81. % light. $lssBa !;
pujk 81 "a es, stecl,-rs
sto head. 8 Sheep strong; lambs steady. Good 70
cfoso wethers. t' fair to choice, mixed,
339Ofl5. "; nnttre$ lam ~ Z. IA
at3yN t5W8 YORK jan lib EEv Es-I3ec spiis,
603o head Market active and Ill gher. - Buiis,
sa.709 pi25 ri cows. sl.55d 50 cables STEADY;
Calves teady: receipts, $50 head. Vea!s, Spag
$40 ysa au con- So.
mon barnyard calves 81. cst !I rs
81 SoG6. 70. Sheep and Lambs Gel pts i,ooo
head. AZ MARKET strong. IAlilbs l0lltc: me- ner.
sheep, S4ato75 few choice ewes Ct y cnlis,
$780, 80 lambs. n. 5odSa5 ono deck Ye cnoice.
$3.50, culls, $500 IIOgs7-Rcceipts, n5o3 neau.
Market steady. Good State hogs. p
ii UNION STOCK YARDS, PrT~rsBURG. PA,.
.%Til9 III 1S-Suppl II ght nlarket
Choice, II. 10gJ5. IS prime $ol
rIoga- Receipts light !; mark NJ gher1 fflmo
heavy % mediums and hca w york
:t5 Oh; light workers.. 81 sosf 100 pi gr GOaI4
rougts 4os Sheep-- supp y ght rs mark o.
strong. sSs Prime @ " theirs, IS ao0fSQ: common
sheep. spring lambs, ~; SCI q
calves, 3Sgs. 50. VI i s.s
INc1EN4 ATI IAN. Hoo s-soy I, ar, q
lower Butchers I. .S0d4 IS common, Ss.ls4p
al co. ss attle-la ctive Fair to good shl r.
sifiI 81; common. 90. Sheep trong Ut 500
500 LAMBS S teady al 1901
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RICHMOND AN PETERSBURG
'',1.' + ECTRIC RAlL\NAY,

cars leave cornor q ,I'eFry hM1 sE,y sh
slFssis q "a eSffs as. Ia Sas
'' Cars Isaya Pstersburg. foot of syeanlols&
Street. avery haur from W. q, NJ 20 W'sa ~
: A,l cars from Petersburg eenaeeting Richr
n,ond cars.
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n q. - Richmond, Frcter1c ks.
t0lss ~ ] : burg g Potomac r HI

u n ID Richmond, Frederic Il
u tx ] . burg s Potomac Il. a
Trims Leave Isichmond. W ortl,w aril. n
Fad q AZ A. M n St Ttrnusl,.
3S Sss 4. M- Pa St. THROUGH
oiio w s. s., Thr
e5iI q. M-Daliy. : except Mon ay-Byrd 8 i.
\ = Througi. Al Pullman, Cars
E7'a - AZ q. M-Week Days ba. Ashland Ac-s
Is 80 n 1hroush. focal
1906 noon Week yrd ST Throa q. Is No.
500 800 3, \. Week BYRD Isl. rrederieks. 4
burg Accommodation l138tSs39
$50 E. n. Week Days Dlba- Ashland AZ.
~. comm 0l6 ton.
\ 8o6 RI NJ Dali Byrd Sc rhrou $s
alns Arrive MISUNDERSTANDING, ss8
$40 AL shland
$3.50 ~. M,Voek 1,a ,yld Sc. Fredericies.sS
'18 burg AcGoi,lrlodRt lon ~ 5 5tS
i s:a6 q. .--Dal Byrd gt. NJ Ttlrougt i .5H
y 80 80 a. Days. Byrd M Through:
5:'s III ! 4sh'saa
ss s''yBysS asosss. La,
o4s 7. y---Maln 81. Through. gAll 4
ID 10 ais!.;..:I Through
81 ,' e.
NOTE Fullman Sleeping or 1'arlor Cars ON
al above trains except trains rrVins r ch-
mond wocs days. and local Saccom W
]. Time 81 arrivals and rsuros anu connoe-a
lions not guarant eed
'ssn ~ sy laf KARI
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF IsIcIrnto ND. JAN ii, 1905.
stF31 .tqlfl AR r WED {it'. n

\, PORT OF RI CIrAtOND. Jan II, 1906 ss
ARRIVED. sB55 Ss
" steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, nerolan,
dlsa ana passengers, Old Dominion line. AS 81
h Steamer Maud, cllfford, James River, wood,
~. Blacker. l}i4a Z n IS n AZ.
III SAILED. i4 e A INK
Steamer Pocahontus, Graves. James River
landings and Norfolk. merchandise aud pasSen.
GERS, Virginia Navigation ca, i35 5, ~
disc a1d passengers Ola Dominion line
D. Durgo York Corrirey, Wilmington, wood. N
barge Mary 9 AlcNally, Johnsoll, ~ amca
River, ght, s m !,s S5 st
PORT NIsyypo IiT NEWS. JAN. ( IL, 1906 "a
I; u IN ARRIVED. ,.fs FL. 4
81 Schooner Edward IT. 81 Cole, Boston.
z Schooner Dorothy Palmer Boston. .
y 3 eaI,er King Frederick, III llado phia. Z, " ~
z I,argd Iowa and j. 3. King No 20 3oston,
4 Y 80 ~ SAILED. Si N
steamer Idncairn, Manchester. n y
7i Schooner John r.. Manning, Providence.
& barge city Of Montreal, New London, 5i.t9s
Bnrgo Saglln, Lynn. ~
Barge PARKS nfd strntford, Fall River, II x,
Mrs. Addlo sled,l has returned from
an extended visit to relat Ives and friends
ainBNYashington md Baltimore FIX
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tnn tu,urea NJ, o,ll,ellel steady and clog

leanst 12 bs. last year, and az liollstoh &. &c
buies against \, y07 las yen n! sf
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n f,t,tf,Aco 81 H., jan. ll--cotninucd small
,,ceintx III Formed tho upperlnostS influence to-
dav I'll, tho wheat market. tier = nervous
session tho market closed firm Win. MAY delf
arn practically 3uncha nged PROVISIONS arc y
~ x N flnlyer 10 INC, hi gheI' i5s \ &
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IN Ew 81 ol,ls, an. .ELo Trn,.w, ~
fair Inquiry ltyc t'lour-Firn ~
treiIowI sl.a5. Rye.-Nominal Barley DILL y,
u ~ i rfisa .daY 6a;
thpns n,yenkened The close was rreg " o. q
part lai i 4. net advance May closed Is
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-10

New York, June 10.-An idea Of the
wonderful amount Of life insurance in
force in the United States is well
brought out in the latest number Of a
local insurance journal, which is made
up of statistics Of all the standard life
insurance companies in the country.
AS might be expected, New York
City is away in the lead in the amount
Of insurance held and in the distri.
button for 1904. The report does not
give the exact amount of life insur.
ancc in force in the country, but one
cannot doubt that IL runs away into
the billions on learning that there is
force in this city insurance amounting
TO $2,463, 100000, that Philadelphians
carry $916, 100000, and that Chicago
has a total of Ss47, 10000 To the
enormous New York total must be adj
ded s711, 800, 900 Of insurance carried
in Brooklyn There are 100 cities in
the United States and Canada that
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-10

Georgian Court in Lakewood, that Mr..
Gould could take TO London in his top
coat pocket and could exchange for
that snuffbox with n profit for both
sides in the bargain. II is a square
miniature by Cosway, showing three
wOmen's heads, for which MI. Gould
paid $4,000 three years ago. A year
after he bought IL a London art dealer,
who used TO have a shop in Fifth
avenue, offered $4,000 for it. BY this
time, owing to the appreciation of
Cosway's miniatures in England, the
value of Gould's specimen is more than
double the amount he gave for il. The
miniature originally was bought at a
small sale in an English country town
for a shilling. It was part of a lot
containing two books and a woman's
fan.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-10

snuffbox in the world. He has a great
collection Of spuffboxes, and many Of
them cost him large sums, but there is
enc in London which, should he covet
1t when he arrives there a few weeks
hence, will cost him far more than any
r~appee-holder he possesses. This most
precious Of all snuffboxes was sold In
Christie's recently for $4,000, and,
as a dealer bought IL, Mr.. Gould prob
ably would have TO give a liberal in
reas on that figure to get the Louis
XIV. gem.
There is oue little object, hanging
on a velvet screen in the great hall Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-10
PlowinR Wlth stnam -

Harrisburg Bulletin. Vincent a.
who resides a few miles east q,
city, is engaged in blowing sumn.,
low with two large disc pillow, NJ
by a traction engine, and is ma.
with splendid success. This il M
attempt at "steam power farm,
but he has made a record Of I,
acres in Il day, and thinks bs -,
more than this when he get, , h
more experience. Steam nov,,
blowing has been widely carried =,
some sections, and there is no y
why it cannot be successfury ,
here, especially on summer fallov
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-10
Greatly Admired.

As an example Of "a propb
never without honor save in b,
country" there is tho sumas
IL is desirable TO have shrubs 7
will be snowy all the year round; I.
which bear brilliant berries All
Henry Esmond Grattan, the Irh
or and member of parlianHt
found that kind Of a shrub d
American sumac, according TO the
gor (Me.), News. He sW the 4
growing wild in America a numb
years ago, and took some Of the
home with him, and now has a
hedge on his lawn in ENGLAND, 4
is twelve feet high and greatly aa
for its rich coloring.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-10

Members of many Of the theatrical
companies returning now to town will
have Of rest unless they be-
gin to act in the stock companies. 1t
has now become popular for managers
to rehearse some new plays in the
spring, perform them for a week or
two and then let the company rest all
summer. This necessitates only n few
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-10
In Mad Chase

Millions rush in mad chas.
health, from one extreme of faddi,
another, when, il they would Osl,
good food, and keep their bOweh
lar with DR.. Kings New Life
their troubles would all pass I,
Prompt relief and quick cure for
and stomach trouble. Csc at
Perryls Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-10
Dr.StOne'S Drug 81

does a strictly cash business, o''
one, and no one owes it, caria
stock its shelves, counters and
cases are loaded with drugs med
notions, toilet articles, wina
liquors Of all kinds for medisa
poses. DR.. Stone is a regular p
in medicine and has had many -
experience in the practice. O'a
tions are free. Prescriptions ~
and only regular prices for n@
DIR. Stone can be found Of N
store, Salem, Oregon, from .
morning until o at night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-10

Though George Gould has never let
mere money consideration bar him from
gratifying a fancy, he may pause and
let check book and prudence fight their
battle over possession of the finest
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-10
Bids for Wood.

Bids will be received up to 8 d
p. m, on Tuesday, June goth, 10
hundred and twenty (l2O) cords Of.
fir wood, cut from live timber /
delivered at the city han, in 5
Oregon. The right to reject any q.
bids is reserced. w. A. MOORH
City Bed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-10

Among the buildings the demolition
of which has been begun to make way
for the new court house building on
Jersey City Heights is the old-fashion.
ed frame mansion in which General
Grant was Won to ride every Sunday
morning to the old homestead to visit
his mother and sisters. At that time
he was one Of the firm of Grant &
Ward. The new court house is replaced
the ancient temple of justice that has
stood for half a century or more on the
lots adjoining Mrs, Grants old home
to the west.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-10
Furious Fiehtino

"For seven years." writes a..
Hoffman, Of Harper, Wash, uI I.
bitter battle, with chronic stom,A
liver trouble, but at last I vo'
cured my diseases by the usa =, I
trio Bitters. 1 unhesitatipolv
mend them to all, and don't in,'',
the future to be without them |.
house. They are certainly a womb,
medicine, to have cured such a b,s !
as mine." Sold, under guarapts. !
the same for you, by j. G. Perry a,
gist, OF soc a bottle. Try H.
day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-10

THE RUSSIAN FLEET IN THE FAR EAST Is ANNrmLATED. AND
ADMIRAL TOGO IS SUPREME.
THE ADMIRAL TOGO OF SALEM Is THE GAS RANGE, AND THE
ARMY OF WOOD AND COAL STOVES ARE IN UTTER RoUT.
AS MANcHURIA Is BEING wREsrED FROM THE GRASP OF THE
RUSSIAN BEAR" 30 ARE SALEM WOMEN BEING EMANCIPAT-
ED FROM THE THRALDoM OF FEEDING THE voRAoIoUs AND
NEVER SATISFIED WOOD AND COAL MONSTERS, WHOSE ENoR
NOUS, COSTLY FUEL APPETITEs CRY MCESsANTLY FOR MORE.
II YOU ARE NOT YET FREE IN THE MIGHTY ARMY OF EMANoI
PATED SALEM WOMEN,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-10

carry over $oO,oOO,O 600, and Seattle
Wash, the last city cited in the list,
has $l9,sOO,O 900.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-10
z. HOPPE,
Clothing and Furnishing goods. Y
M. G. A. Building, Salem.

days preparation at the beginning of
the next season and the difficulties Of
finding a place for rehearsal and com.
potent stage managers is much less
than during August when all the com.
panies are rehearsing. Some Of the
managers who follow this new plan
believe that the actors are fresher
when they commence after a few days
work than after some weeks of rehear.
in the hottest weather.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-10


Newspaper men who have reported
President Roosevelt 3 speeches for sew.
eral years have noted a marked change
in his delivery. Especially was this
revealed recently when he delivered the
Memorial day Grafton at the unwilling
OF h Slocum statute In Brooklyn.
The President spoke in loud, clear
tones, slowly and with evident reali.
cation that his words would be quoted
and closely scanned all over the coun.
try. So deliberate was no that IL was
an easy thing for stenographers to
take him, and many fast longhand
writers 90 down the great part Of his
speech.
When he was a candidate for gov.
ernor Mr.. Roosevelt spoke much more
rapidly, interspersing his set speeches
with extemporaneous phrases hurled
forth at lightning pace. But while IL
true that Of late the President has
been extremely careful of what he saws
in public, he has a delivery that makes
up for any lack Of aggrossiveness in
speech and makes one remember the
part of what he says.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-10

Italians Of New York and bo,
graduate Of the seminary a. p,,'
to assist in the introduction
rite in this country.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-10

Herr Knote, who has finally per
suaded Mr.. Conried to take his terms
for a season at the Metropolitan opera
house, will receive here next winter in
a month as much as he has been get.
ting in Munich for an entire season of
work. The Wagnerian singer gets in
Germany only $4,000 a season. He
has just made an effort to get out of
ms Munich contract altogether, as his
Feelings were very much wounded
when he was criticised for having got
from the opera house Of which he is a
member such a long leave of absence
as to remove him practically from the
organization. He has applied for his
dismissal. But he will probably be re-
tanned, just as some of the other Ger.
man singers have been.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-10

TO the many ceremonials now oh.
served in the churches Of New York
city is soon to be added the Greek,
Italian rite. The 10000 Italians Of
New York who come from the prov
inees of Calabria, Apulia, Sicily, and
lssileata, whore the Greek Italian rite
is observed, sent a delegation "a
Archbishop Farley some time age to re-
quest that the rite of their branch of
the church be introduced here. They
represented that the falling away of
the Italians Of New York from the
Catholic church was due in large part
to the lack of the celebration Of the
mass to which they had been aeens-
toned and in which they were bap-
tized.
The archbishop decided to grant the
request and the matter was placed in.
the hands Of his Italian secretary.
Ferrante, who announces that the
rite will be introduced in a mission
church which viii be established some
in the lower East Side. The
archbishop of Palermo has become in
in the needs of the Greek
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-02-01
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LoW- Rate Personally Conducted
Tours Uia Pennsylvania Raitr0ad.
For the benefit of those desiring to
visit Pinehurst, n. c.. during the
height of the social and golf season,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has inaugurated a series of personally
conducted tours to this attractive mid
South resort.
Two tours will be run this season,
leaving New York, Philadelphia, Bal
timore, and Washington February 10
and March 81, by special train. The
rates for these tours, including rail
way transportation in both directions
Pullman berth, and meals in dining
car on going trip only, and three days
board at the Hotel Carolina, will be:
New York, s32. 90; Philadelphia, $50. 90;
Baltimore and Washington S29. 90.
Proportionate rates from other
points.
For tickets, itineraries, and other
information, apply to ticket agents,
or to Geo. w. Boyd, General Passen
ger Agent, Broad Street Station, Phil
adelphia.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-02-01
In A PERSO MAJ. WAY.

Miss Ada Beaumont, of Trenton, is
visiting her parents in this city.
Hiram Scarborough and son Irving
are among the grip victims.
John Hunt, janitor of the First
Ward school, is seriously ill.
The engagement of Miss Madeline
NJ. Hall, of Trenton, to Fred G. Roe
of this city, has been announced.
DIR. Romine has been suffering the
past week with septic poisoning in
his right hand.
Anderson Slack, of the United
States Navy, spent Sunday with rela-
tives in this city.
Mrs. Arthur Whistler, of Wains-
boro, Va, was the guest of Miss Gym
thia Lauer last week
Horace W. Hoaglsnd, Mary II.
McQuillen and Hattie Marie Regain
of this city, were among those gradu-
ated from the State Normal School, at
Trenton on Friday evening last.
William L. Wilson, of this city, was
graduated from the Rider Moore
Stewart Business College, Trenton on
Friday with one of the highest avera-
ges in the class.