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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-20
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY


Aibane. Jan la-Thess interpretations were Sled
with the Secretary u StSaie to-day.
Rembrandt Film Service Co, Manhattan 5000 ;
john lanes T. Ssyles. y. Y.
North Bergen Cloak and suit Co.. Manhattan
go 900. Albert wald i4s Broad"sy y. y; Arnold
Nineteenth street and Broadway Con-. Msnhat-
tan. realty construction: etc: 100000 kohtrl ,on-
Frank G Robertson y. j..
Roussel Speciality Co. Manhattan; food chemi-
Gals etc s. 900: Edmond Roussel. 2l2l Madison
av.. y. y: Patrick Gsiney Norman G Jack y; y.
stein 4 Sare,sky. Manhattan flrs $1,000 ho.ie
stein IS y Bsrsso s.. s sIS94yn Jacob stein
sherman building Corp. Brooklyn: 5000: oscar
sherman 80 windsor u. Brooklyn. Fannie shsr-
national Auto serrice Go. NJ New York Utica
100000 Albert J. Seston. Utica frank J. Seaton.
Fan. American Hide Co. Manhattan: 100000
John c Taylor. Paterson, y j.. Joseph Tramutolo.
Kuntz lsein y. j.. Charles huntz lselin: Jacob
y, scsla & Co. Brooklyn: men. and bo,s' caps
g. 900: Vincent Scala 2Z7 Deraw 81. Brooklyn
Dominick Tuirone. Anthony Tutroni y; J;
$40 600 John A. Morrison. 81 Park Row. y. y. john
Il Jansen l. Nissen. BROOKLYN.
Lsnh1 E9b SOo hr %s;.5 M Brc sSPyD
c6stes F. g teonhsTdt Broni; Can 4. Leon
"' m. Auto Trani and Acme SUI, Gas. MIG Co.
Manhattan: $40 900 Julius Schwartz. 1910 Eastern
PARKWAY. Brooklyn: Benjamin zimmerman. 4. zievs.
Brooklsu
Wiilisusuursh Merchant Association. Manhattan
resltv etc : $50 900: Mikcl Weinberg S44 Rodney
~ Brooklyn Robert Klein. Max PerloHitz Brook
Ism. -
Cuinan Contracting Corp.. Manhattan $4,000
uard T. Gunan. Daniel GulnAn Brooklyn.
David Haum Canning Co, Homer. $50 900; Ar
thur j. Goddard. Cortland Harry W. Chaplin. John
e. Gladdug. Cor; and.
All Celtic Film. New York CITY. motion pict-
ufes. 81 900 Huda Schlatter, 3eS Clinton az.
West Ioboken. y j.: Charles e. OHara. William
Il Ncitch. y y
John " Ireland Realty Co. Brookyn: ,22S 900
John H. Ireland 310 Washington Az. Brooklyn
William T. Van Iderstine. Charles A. Van der
slime Bro0hlyn.
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OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Steamer rates continued strong and good gen
eral demand prevailed Tor January and February
loading Tonnage offered sparngly. Quotations 10
Liverpool Cd. nominal. Hull ga Bristol. l0d .
picked ports large tonnage q, Cd cotton 10 Liver
pool per 100 h. 81 CHARTERS Steamer. LII
tons cotton. Galveston % Bremen. private terms.
February March: Norwegian steamer 6Gl tons. cot -
ton Savannah % G0thehurg. az or about 81 4
bale with options January February. steamer . i23
tons Atlantic and Pacific trade round trip.
private terms. prompt steamer 1863 tons. trans
atlantic trade. round trip private terms. prompt
British steamer OBJ tons. copper and cotton. Bal
timOre and savannah to French Atlantic port. pri
vate terms. prompt British steamer. 2.ii2 tons.
coal Baltimore % coast Italy, private terms,
prompt British steamer 2 .s2 tons general trades
time charter. months los. prompt. Norsegi an
steamer. .46i tons. coal Baltimore 20 Puerto Bar
liza tons coal Baltimore 70 Bocas del Toro. pri-
sste terms. prompt schooner. i0s tons coal. Nor
folk 10 Pernambuco. 8 IS. schooner. o76 tons
coal Norfolk 20 Bermuda. private terms; schooner
2sS tons. coal. Baltimore 10 Maypor. private
terms.
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ARRIVED,

Steamers II RIO New orlesn, Jan IS. 10 NE
sou'lcfn Pacific Co. With mdse Quarantine 4'''v
ssrs,oss H,,,a, Jan .. 70 n. New {'rs a.. :
n. hymer hS' ,Br' Calcutta Nov ls. Colombo %
Por said Dec j. and Algers q via Boston. Is,
TO- 10 fioulder. WeiF 4 Boyd win mise. bsi'
Sjorfoni ,Norl santos Dec % and Barbados
Jan :. 10 'he Lloyd Brazileiro' Win mdse' DAT
ffi5ra CNoD.. Gibraltar Dec 30. 70 Bennett.
Hrosief a Go. iu ballast Bar m -.
toS Si' Ii1 20 90 Win mdss Ear n Ism
IIa9sy5sni' pr ,5 e-Pq s5, ''p q second s cain
and 90 steerase passengers. mails ana muse D''
Co,Srsdc. Galveston Jan -. 20 ne Mallory $
Go. with passengers aud mdse. olafanlhe' -
Lampasas Mobile Jan T. lamps - and hey
sad mdse Quarantine ~ ? A. xo,,o,s - u.
OId Dominion S Go. with passengers and mdse.
oGs, ans.e Prince PBr Ia Pslnc. jan l. 70 Psul
7 Gerhard & Go. in ballast Bar NJ. lNtn.
san Silves.re ~ Manchestc- Dec 81. 10 he
Angle Mexican Petroleum Products Co. ia hAliss''
'i Isnm,f' Por, Arthur Jan 10. to II, Cur Re
hnns Co win md,, el'1an,nss ,, -o. Son
"'WeiIs City tBl. dublin Dec 90 TO Jas Arkeil
4 % with rlse Bar. $3.50 m.
Mama Hate. Baltimore. 70 The New orc q
Baltimore Tran, 90. with mdse Quarantine SI'
Jose d Giorro lNorl. Monteso Bay snd s.
Am, R 'Ss Iin F FSr - Win ahu fruit Bar
corc ir lB,s,' Bueno, Ave, Dee / Mon,,
vldeo s Rio De Janero 10 ard BaIoa1os Jan J. ~ va
Boston j.. 70 r p Houston CO. With mdse. Bal
sotsmsr.tsd (Norl. Rotterdam Dec "a. 20 n.
Holland America Line. with mdse BAT m
csm,ri.y Cuban. Clenfassos Jan u. TO N.
N.w YORK and Cuua Mall IS @. win mdse' ha''
IS Rsyamon. Ar,eibo Jan s. Fa.rdo Ar,9y,;S aqd
Ponce y Corsica 10. Msyaguez snf hslauliia -. -
All san R Jl' ,a; f. 70 M ne is, sl i'u' A"'
nS Msi,p Ss Por, umoa jan 10 Colon Il ard IA
ysns n 70 ne United p f,uii So MN ~.
W TouI,ire oFrl. Have Jan u. 70 the Com,
nagr,e Generate Transataniique, Win ~ nis| -
second cabin and "a s'eerags passengers msi' 'N"
m1 lGiuB6 n sioc,,ion. 10 thu Great, northern
psner 20. with paper. Vessel 20 II BuH ~
S Tasilo Sabine i,n H. 20 III. Eis, Coas; OIL Co.
Win mdse Quarantine 1880 N O.. ID. N,,n,on
Munwood CBr) Maisnzas Jan Is. to me Mun'on
S. Linz VII" iYos sis' M,,h5,nlo jan T. to tn. West
India IS Co with sugar. Bar, M. c,,,. g,
n Francs lNoo' ma Na'gi'S M Sr'' 49,
90 WIN ardsm 5put"hi Naples Jan . 70 ths Boil
i,bd America Line with passengers ana muse
o1 sIay HooE Jan 70. $50 rwind vest;
,ighf breeze: partly cloudy. moderate grolhd sho'
SAILED.
e,e,n,.rs Tyler. Norfolk and N,vpor. Nsv' E.,s-
Iona Brl. Lond9,n R9,sraaR ,I nor. San ,.us-
itein,o fItaU Naples: Kay0 New ofleans Mllu ~,
ionk. (BrJ London Mtnitou 81, Iohl9n ns
yenS@r,is -. Lenape. Charleston arg !sr $500.
,,iie. Rsssus HtslJ. Philadelphia: Joseph J Luneo
Non BzracoG: Roms lFrl. harsell,,ss HSp,9
Dutch. Batavia: Pacific. G'llesioh' c,,Y ~ T9e,
Ell With on. barge. FoFt Arthur fa"n'e' INA
delphia.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT..

Leave Of Abs.re. mo payl-Fi7e DAYS from Jan
% Fruu t4th graded G. A. Forster. ~ " j." ~
prior g. his resgniug from the department
Reclamation. -Fmu. lith gfadcl G. A FORSTER
n A l. 20. Jan. a
Penaltles.-Frmu list graie) e. ;. IRONING
hame Eng ll absence without leave. condur' un-
becoming an officer or geuticmau being under me
influence - lquor. four leaves o. absence "li.le
Gn each charge total twelve leaves withheld. } nm
"a g-aIel . T. Dow ~ & L. is. absence With
out leave seven leaves of absence withheld, ! fun
lst grade) =. ". Green. u. q J.. J. being under
the infuerrs a. liquor disobe1lence ~ orders
absence without leave. sentence suspended. ofieitl
before medical Officers for eIamnauon
Chsroe Osmlsssd.-Frmn. l2d grsdei j p
murray, u. & J. -. reckless handling ~ uIei
Practice Order Tie following viii report to fmn.
fist gradel \ : Muir. AZ IN Regimen arnor
PARK as and 9Th a.. Tor practice. Jan - p
! Donovan Ing IS. G. " Roe. ir. Eng j.; J.
r. Foote Ens j.. r Boruholz. Ing "a. J. J.
D'Azeveio Ens b ". ,ancyi Ing. -: r.. =.
" p Hickey Ens "a. r s Richards. Eng. =.
r. Ergennnger Ing. 90: = NJ Mann. Eng. ~
e. Nidme- lr. Eng go, J. \ thauaMa}.
Eng 21l. r. Brenner. Ing 2sS. T. A Wolfe.
Fug - ga SecJ l. Bernsen. II l.. IL; y
: Clements N. 4 T. IS; y. A Inrath. H. J..
20: T. cole n y l. l01; j. Miller No. 5.
~ 4 J.. Il5. " u. Breuer. n. J. llj: y.
Bruno a. a J. rs. g. Olsen. ~ q J.. Us
T. Mu- II q T. 49,: e. G. Broau " 4 J. ia.,
! T. OKeefe ". a T.. ~; ! A. stack. H. 4 j..
lis. - J. Sch0ppmeyer. n. a ]. p
.err " & I. 23. 70 hours. Jan. %. tmu. llst
,rsdei J. Il Vaughan. u. d l. II. j. hours. Jan
90. FINN. list gradel T.. !. Geary. Lns y. J.
hours. Jan 90.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records OF the
Last TWENTY four Hours.

omelaI Record and Forseut.-Wsshnston' Jan.
le-Th. yirginl. storm OF Monday nish, has moved
10 the lower St. Lawrence valley. hut another from
Albert, has moved 70 Northern Illinois. and loe
pressure SIN prevails over the eastern hall % the
country with rains and snovs. mostly SHOWS. oref
the central and northern districts. There also were
rains Monday night along The south Atlantic coast
and light SHOWS Tuesday IN the Northwest In the
West and Southwest the weather wn fair With
generally high but falling pressure. II is consider
Ably colder IN the middle and south Ailsntic
,ts,es but with nearly normal temperatures. white
IN New England temperatures sin Anomaly
hish over The interior ~ the country temperatures
ar, also abote the .ssonil average. except ~ N,
South. although they have fallen considerably IN the
Northses. states.
Their. will be snow Wednesday IN the lake region
and the upper Onto followed By generally fair
weather THURSDAY. and there will bs rain or snow
wednesday 10 the mddl. Atlantic Hies and Nex
Enyland. with continued unsettled weather on
Thur,d.y Essnners the weather will bs generally
fair Mednesdav and THURSDAY. except IN the North
vest where there will be local snoss "wednesday
II viii BE- colder Wednesday in NeE England snd
wafmcr Thursday in tie plains states AMI the
Missouri VALLEY. Elsewhere temperatures viii not
Wird, Tor Wednesday and ThuneB.-Norh and
middle Atlafttc. moderate south and southwest.
south Atlantic moderate south and southwest er.
r,uf variable IN the Florida coast east GUT mol
,rsf. west. vest Guf. gentle % variable upper
isl.s moderate 10 fresh northwest and nonh. lover
lalss moderate shifting
f,,.s.,, far Srselu lscaltln-tn,,rr h.x
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POLICE DEPART ENT.

pl,mi,,ed with Pension Jan H. Lieu,
Wilson. lls'h on own Application. a. fLl-' per
transfer, and Assignment, Jan. 20. Leuts W.
Coyet 10 I'D from & % J.. Mc'rath :"
rom ish p r n Barr. to ian J. D. from
e3l Precinct y T. Quinn. 20 Z. % if'm ~, 80 p
serst y. y. sullivan. 70 esih ron , t,h. '"I ~
e ; T.. Gaul. ~ th J. J.. from 2sih Md
McDermoti 10 Iith / -. from go. u Hue
bard 10 2sth. from llth d. J. J. Eniish,. ="
2sd Il 4 TaneI. to iiO'h from 2s'h. 20 2sts
from precincts indicated IT. ?. 'thNh,,. ~ "a" a
brennan I'm. J = Ieaheys g.. ,i''4. w, ,Hs
WV cor ei's s@6. - = i,s,er'oa Con. gs'c.e
boo.h For, Hamilton Parsvay ONu,uau Jan go,
rtmn. " G p Murphy. 10 "a rom 'o,si ~
ments sren. \ ~ Brown. llh :. ID, 10 'hi ,I
Of 18Th : y iu addition 20 owl 20 DAYS. Js.
u.s. Lieut. + VI Wheelgrght ,'Hth 20 c'mina,'
2g2d Jan. ls. r.lmn. j SrhnHder in' l' 49,. vi
futy st police booth Mariners Harhor. lN 90
jan "a 10 pet Bur II selsmsu. 9TH 10 day.
Jan IN. j. u Burkley. 18th. days. Isn - a
T. Endzht. ssth. j. " Evans. 3cth. and ;. v
T. Patton. 5tth. 10 DAYS. Jan. =. ~, H si
lgad 10 DAYS Jan 20. 4 :. tlmielewsn: pm Z,
u 10 ds,s jan e. Discontinued Ptlmn. H.
Oppeuhcmer. IT.. Div. 20 g .. Jan ~ Mil.
Leaves Of Absence mo va t,.,,I1 ,nrl,a ib day.
Jan l.. D. & Gardiner. l6ith day' "a" ~ -
Hasgsry Kan e e.. 1 e.oo,, A,- De-. Ssrs,
j ] White H. - from Dee. D. to Jan. J f,lH,,'
II H. Rausch An. from Dee. IS Co. Jan. - y. ~, p.
naiie, e2d from oct. % 10 Dec. j. ~ ,on's .l
from bal NJ Jan D. Shields. 3Nth from sep
Z: ro Ssrt :. T. = Higgins i3d from sept - 10
n r,toI s5J fro,, Dee rs 10 De-. y: e.
f6tb f,om Ian s 10 Jan. IS. " z LLOYD. ll>th.
rom Nov 20 10 Dec = II. j. Young, I'D rom n.
N fo l,r /. J. ~ Ward ljNh. from Jan. &, our
ing disability. e.. \. Mcrsu. ltoth. from oc.. i ~
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FIRE RECORD.

s0-e02 Wes' 18Th s. Joseph Silver. 'rifrz
1.lO-S steamship Georgia White star Line. foot o.
West 18th 81. triilng
alS-.i- East Sjth ST. Paul Waliach. irfing.
DO 800 West 18th st. Gumpe 4 sons slight.
1I.i0-3il hast C2d ST.. james Murphy. slight.
n .2S-l503 Charlotte 60 Morris kohen. slight
l.. VI.
IgIj-q PITT - Mary Drezenstcck: trfng
y 25-ia6s Third az Leo Wcinstein 'rfng.
lG-6lg West ii3d ST. Mrs. Cavanaugh. 5000.
4.i0-9sl Iuteyac az. Tie Bronx. Samuel Gold
friilng
s25-2 Clinton 81: Dsril Leberman: trhug
5.30-.3i Melrose sr. Tie Bronx. Jacob Fucker
man. riding
s20-it East llth 81 d Kroll unknown
e30-eG Torsyihe 81. Rosenberg 4 H@hlsn
trfng
io.oo-423 last lssth 81. g. sherman trlhins
l0.5J-l77 Pearl g.. Henderson 4 korn. s. 800.
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GOULDS HOLD ONLY
Oils n. P. SHARES
List Filed in Missouri Shows
Family Is No Longer in
Control of Road.

s.. Louis, Jan. ia list OF the
stockholders of the Missouri Pacific
Railroad fled with the Missouri Public
Service Commission shows that the
Goulds are no longer in control of the
company. The holdings of the com
pany DO not exceed 500 shares. with
the exception Of the shares held by
Mrs. Helen Gould Shepard.
The list shows that of the $4,000
shares in the Missouri Pacific, only
6,l15 shares are held BY the entire
Gould family. George J. Gould holds
only 10 shares; Frank Gould, 214; Ed
win Gould. !; Howard, 10: Kingdom,
8; Edith. 2; Katherine, 800; John F.,
10; Dr. Willis L. Could, 10; Mrs. Helen
Gould Shepard, 4,4lS, and Finley J.
Shepard, II.
The largest s.. Louis holder Of Mis-
souri, Pacific shares is John 7. MILF
ken, who owns $500.
A Missouri Pacific official said to-
day that Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Blair
e. Co., New York, and the Deutsche
Bank Of Berlin were expected TO be-
come the roads financial managers and
10 provide the funds to meet its matur-
ing obligations.
The Missouri Pacific general confer
ence committee, representing the
stockholders and the bondholders, will
meet to-day. II was understood in
banking circles yesterday that the sd-
visibility Of issuing a call for proxies
for the annual meeting on March 9
will be the chfef subject of discussion.
The members Of the general confer
ence committee are Frederick Strauss
and Robert Winsor. representing the
stockholders; A. j. Hemphll and ]. j.
Hanauer, representing the first refund
ing mortgage 3 per cent bonds, and
Otto II. Kahn and representative of
the Bankers Trust Company. repre-
senting the forty-year per cent
bonds. Benjamin Strong. jr., was origi-
nally named as chairman of the latter
committee, but his election as governor
Of the New York Reserve Bank made
il impossible for him TO serve.
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WILLS FILED.

LEWIS SEASONGOOD fNor. 2jl: more than
$40 900 real estate: more than $4,000 persona /:
81 400 20 charitable and religious Institutions IN
Ohio. 20 Pauline Lehman. sister, t2a 900. Philip
/ seasougoOd son $40 900 and 5000 a. eatcu-
Tor. 10 Mn Emma sessousooJ wife. so 900 a
vcsr Tor NE personal effects and real estate In
Iyoudale Ohio. income q residue 10 eight chill
Gren clifford Ssssousood. atty.
"cEORGT AUGUSTINE HAINEs Dan. D. a. Lak.
Como Isly). more than $50 600 personal. 20 Mario
Louise jos cousin and her four children. s. 900
esch. Afmisicai Peter. 81. slo09. Map Eileen
u.,es ne shares Ninth Avenue Railroad valued
~ ga 900. Lewis g. Halo. 81 900: Olive l. Coo
nds, 81 900. Francis J. Brewer. $1,000, each do
n,ssfir sefsalt IN villa al Lake Como an amount
sou,i 20 one years sslsry. residue 10 Mrs. Anna
Peter uitce Michael kinlsnd. siiJ -
RACHEL CHANDLER MONTGOMERY tDec.
"a .bouf s. 900 real estate shout 5000 per
,onai, 10 Theodore Greer chandler, brother sn1
,cnsueio Chandler Beta. sister Francis X. Ched-
So. tiy.
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From Tie Tribune Bureau
Washington. JtlusD 10.
ArNfE

From Tie Tribune Bureau
Washington. JtIusD TO-
ARMY
Name ~ Cart FREDERICK J. DENGLER coast
ar placed on 1873 o. detached OIL 20 tsFe
cfect~Msrch d.. and name o. CAPT. bAiti. BIS
COZ coast art removed fhercfrcm. 70 take eject
March IS. Capt EiSCoE assigned ll6th Co. 20
axe ereef March D.
C,e' THOMAS 81 ROBINS Cops o. Enc. in
addition to other duties. report fof duty as As
sIstzrf DO pelf Eng Isstcu Dep
Cant FRANK = WELLS 10Th In'.. detailed Tor
duty with organized militia " Michigan IS
iosOeciof- Instructor. 20 Lansing
Cspf HAROLD e. FISKE. Corps o. Eng. from
pfesei duty ard station 81 Pittsburgh. Fec. 5.
c,g IRNTsr II RIVE. 2sd Inf. from Walter
Resd General Hospital u e.. 90 BIS regiment
F,rsf Leut EDWAiD 8 HARRISON. coast ar.
from assignment o0fh Co. and ou felef ron
Waiter Red General Hospital 10 IT, Monroe Tor
DETACHED service until March D
F,ri Lieut. THOMAS vs. pENRosk. MED To-
corps o. duty az D. j. A Russell 70 r. sam
Houston for Temporary ouiy.
NAVY
capt G y PLUNKETr 10 Nsftl Waf college
Cart s HALSrEAD. detached board Of IN
spectioa and survey for ships. Jan. -. 10 super
visor On Nee lork Hsfbor
CON. n 81 TAILOR. detached Buffalo: 10 com
fJ@s Com j w. COMFORT detached South
cafolns. Jan. 20. 10 nsV recruiting siAuon. H.
iAss, HUGO YRANKENBURGER. detached But
tao. W Baltimore.
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Lackawanna to Meet Maturity

u was announced yesterday that the
directors Of the Delaware. Lackawanna
& Western Railroad have decided 20 paw
at maturity the 81 ,677 900 Morris 4
Essex per cent consolidated bonds
which fall due June !, 1915. These
bonds will be paid from the cash re-
sources Of the Lackawsnna and no re-
funding operation is planned. The
Morris & Essex is controlled by the
Lackawanna
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u. s. Treasury Finances.

Washington, Jan. l9.-The condition
Of the United States Treasury at the
close Of business to-day was:
Nsf b,isnr, in general fund. $50 jjs5ss total
..eein.s 81 egl ta8. total payments s2.2l6T2s The
fes~it IBIS fs-al scar IS 81. f3l3Ih. against =
fercit - SO 497T2S last year. exclusive % Pan
ana Cars and public debt transactions.
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Shipping Information ana 49, >,
Marine NeWS OF the World
New England. unsettled ,nd colder today snow

New rnul,rd. unsettled snd colder TO-DAY. sno"
o. night orr 10 morrow. ...,. o., mo-,
row probably snow a.. r,...t-.
Me- Isrssy Delaware Maryland and ihe Dlsiil,i
~ to,uruhis unsettled and colder to-day pfnpsbb
SNOW. partIs cloudy to.m0rron g.,
Ta.fefu rerusylVsnla. local snoNs ana coIlsf IT.
dsr uarfll cloudy 10 morrow. ,,
Weston Tcrus3lsaula. snow to DAY parly ciouuy
10 morror with snow nlfries near Lahe ifle a.,
northern and western portions, party cIouy W.
morrow -
IoesI onHeIsI Record. The following orcal rec
ord from Tho Weather Bureau shows tho changes
in IN. temperature for tho Last twenty Tour noun
r. comparison With the corresponding das o' last
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EXPORTS OF APPLES AND PEARS.

The folloeins table gives me exports y apples
from United states and Canadian ports for week
ended January IS prepared for The Tribune hy
Lnnhsm q Moore. Custom House torwardefs thotes
are reckoned three 20 the barrel and counted As
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WORK WANTED.
Male

Male
JAPANESE COLLEGE STUDENT ousevorker
neat, Christian: best references. Wata care 81
Rev Harsda. 80 Manhattan
WANTTD-A position 30 an Office by Young man
not afraid ~ hard work or lOrs hours James
Bentley. 2ii0 sd g. Bsyn.
Female.
day Brscsen. 22s Columbus
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Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port of New York
tuesday, January ~.
HIGH WATER

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise. %. sunset. $50; moon 's"' nv w.
mo- age
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

And DAUGHTER 20 e,rstake. IN
farm so monthly. With guarantee. please H.
Boz 90 Tribune.
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.


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Destination and steamer D 80 D. IT,
Japin. CoreG. China. Philippine. via seat q,
fe'-ANa Mafu -+sss 90 -, ~
Hawaii via san Frincscol-MatSolh. Jan -
Hawafs Japan. CoreS. china Philippines o,
tya san francisco Cora. Jan >
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UlsIesf tonpertIIff io7'017IaT- - az : m
toresf. rs al 10 . M average q s'srase ioi
corresponding date last 1car -Ni average Tor ''i
Tesfondlng da'a last thirty three years. 20
Local Forecast. Local rains M SHOWS 70 1al
partly cloudy tomorrow moderate west "lhn'' De
coming variable.
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A-A-HOU sEWORkER Young Irish Eirl: 81
cellent long cy reference. VI. Mss Hof.
msyer's Asenc}. $50 j'h Az. oh noor. Tecphone
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The Latest Railroad Dope
From New Rockford to Lewistovn. by Next Fall

The Argus has the information
direct from sources that are in
close touch with the management
of the Great Northern railway to
the effect that that company in
tends to complete its line east OF
this city this summer, entirely
closing the gap that now exists
and thereby place LeWistown on
one of its main lines from the Twin
Cities to the coast.
This newspaper is not at liberty
to disclose its source of informa-
ton that has heretofore been per-
fectly reliable, else it would not
be published.
The informant of the Argus stat
ed that financial conditions were
so appreciably brighter in the east
that the company had, been able
to complete arrangements for
putting thru the line much earlier
than they anticipated doing.
Last fall the company built ap-
proximately 25 miles of line west
from Sidney and the business this
small trackage realized opened its
eyes to the large amount of tor
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mage that awaited the full COM
|pletion of the road. For more
than a year last past the Great
Northern has had train service in
to Sidney from connection with
its main line which runs down the
Yellowstone valley from that
point to Snowden. For more
than a year also. it has been oper-
ating trains on branch to this
line which runs directly east from
Fairview for a distance of about
40 miles, Which line will ultimately
be the connecting lick for a thru
line from q connection with the
present main line at a point near
the center of North Dakota maxi
ing an important main line, when
all the gaps are closed up, directly
west thru Lewistown and Great
Falls to Shelby junction. That
this will be the most important
line to the coast is assured from
the fact that it will pass through
one of the greatest grain7produc-
ing regions of Montana and will
also have two of Montana's most
important cities thereon.-LeWis-
town Argus.