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New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
JyTRUDERs ON INDIAN RESERVATION.
AGENT FOR osAGE NATION DRIVES THEM OUT
AND LAYS THEIR CROPS WASTE.

AGENT FOR osAGE NATION DRIVES THEM OUT
AND LAYS THEIR CROPS WASTE
Guthrie. okla. June (speo!aD.-Great excitement
nrevaIs In the Usage Indian Nation over a crusade
against intrrIders begun by the Indian Agent. Mr
Pollock There are 1000 intruders on the reserva-
ton and nearly all have in crops Last week Pol
lands they had settled on but not over twenty COM
piled Yesterday and to-day a big body or Indian
police and light horsemen have been evicting the In
tr,lders The damage done Is vast. Fences by the
acre were destroyed and hundreds Of head Of cattle
turned into the grain fields planted by the intruders
The police were ordered to spare no Improvements.
and where few days ago rich fields grew, all is
bare
Conflicts between the ntruders and the police
have been frequent ard many have been hurt. but
far fatal assaults are reported. The ntruders
have formed into colony just beyond the reserva-
ton boundary and 1t is feared bloodshed will fol-
low Men, women and children left homeless.
Intruders Indian lands have been source OF an
noyance to the Indian agents for many years past.
The average fullblood Indian is not overanxous to
cultivate his allotment. and he offers no protests
when white intruders move into his land, build
houses and till the soil Some Of the white men
have been on the reservation for years Pollock
says every one must 60
All the cattlemen In the nation were summoned
to the agency to-day and asked TO examine tho
report OF q special agent showing where they had
cut thousands Of trees for posts in the last three
years, and were informed that they would be COM
PEELED TO pay 2A cents each for each post used.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

A spec,sl meeting Of the Common Councii was
held on Monday night for the purpose oi eon-
Lr.derfns the advisability of granting a pe,i' "a :.
S3siroad Park on the Warburton-ave l,e' a.
The northerly boundary Of the city. TINS paiA "a
h..sed last year by the local trolley company anu
Il vaudeville entertainment. was given al'e'hoo"
hnd evening, admittance being by TRANSFER gwen
son the cars Of the company The cars on 'ne war
turton-ave line were crowded with pieasure
sneekers that the regular patrons could not Dc Ac-
t,ocnnodated and had to walk to their homes OF
mir. vehicles. This year John f. Brennan mas
Seased the park, and has presented an application
no MAYOR Sutherland for license. The Mayor mas
sn,so receiyed a protest from the Warburton-aN,e
R-asidents who object the ground tfat Iesuu.aa
nasseneer traffic will be seriously intertereo VIII,
~ motlon 10 grant the license Tor one yeaI We W.
lchsecfed TO by Alderman Kaler who represents .ao
ETSs rburton- ave. people. and the matter Is 'ne.e
lfors laid over until the next meeting OF 'ne No''
enSr SnS TO the public demand for small parks ana
thrssthine places the Committee on Pubic Su,iu-
tines and Grounds OF the Common Council nss s
Eransed a number OF benches 10 be placed on We
lWanor Hall lawns 20 that the public may ,ske S1
iadyantage OF the green sward surrounding Vhe oo'
oilers and Sailors Monument .onor,od N
| A number OF cases OF sunstroke were repoTteu W
Jfealth Oicer Mulligan yesterday and one OF mem
proved fatal John Richardson, OF No Haw
fave dying as the result OF being exposed 10 ''e
sun while at work.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07

The following concerns having an aggregate daily
capacity OF 1.5O0 wheels said to be included
in the International Car Wheel Company, which
has been Incorporated at Trenton with a capital OF
Sis 10000 The NewYork Car Wheel Works, with
plants at Buffalo. New-York City and Philadelphia
SWEET Car Wheel and Foundry Company and Bos-
ton Car Wheel Company Boston, Ramapo Car
Wheel Works. Ramapo n. j.; Ct Thomas Car
Wheel Company. Ontario Canada; Hamilton Wheel
and Foundry Company and John McDougal & Co.,
Montreal; Weston Furnace Company, Man!stique
Mich, and Pittsburg Car Wheel Company. Pitts
burg. The temporary officers are p II. Griffin
president and chairman Of the Board; T. @. Smith
ice-president, and Warren p. King. secretary and
treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
PORT CHESTER

The closing exercises OF the Misses johnson and
Acotts School and kindergarten will be held at
10 O'Clock this morning in the psrlors Of the First
Congregational Church. An interesting programme
has been arranged. and will be followed by a pres
entation Of medals and prizes.
w. o. Remsen has been elected to membership
IN the Board Of Education. TO I'LL the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of j. A Kirby. The
Board is having plans prepared. and will begin
w0rk IN a lew weeks on the new high school.
James Hoagland and son had an exciting runa-
way. The team soon after taking fright got on
the railroad tracks and to Harrison two
miles distant Mr. Hoagland thrown ou. and
had his nose broken. The boy escaped unharmed
The team was caught IN the freight yards HAVING
completely demolished the carriage.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
SUGAR COMBINATION PROBABLE.
NEGOTIATIONS IN PROGRESS WHICH MAY UNITE
ALL INTERESTS

ALL INTERESTS.
Chicago June 6-"The Record" tomorrow will
say that negotiations are In progress looking tow
ard a mammoth sugar consolidation. This is now ad-
nritted by one Of the men most interested. These
stories have been circulated at various times, re-
mote and recent but nothing conhrmatory has
been obtanable 1t is not asserted that the deal on
hand at present is in tangible shape but 1t Is real
enough TO have made necessary conferences IN
New York. and tho plans are now under considera-
ton by the executives concerned
From widely different sources to-day came reports
Of an independent union OF the American Sugar
Refining Company and the Glucose Sugar Refining
Company, with the subsequent absorption by pur-
chase or otherwise of the plants owned by the
Arbuckle interests and the Doscher renneries, "i'h
perhaps, other competing plants .,
Il can say nothing definite at TINS time, saiq iI
one OF the head men OF the recent conferences. ]
am in confidential position with reference to the
matter But | am al liberty TO say that there Is u
good deal more In the reports Of q combination or
the sugar interests than ls generally credited Ne
gotiations are in progress on the general nes inui-
Gated but ] cannot speak more specincally
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
MAYOR STIRS UP THE COUNCIL.

MESSAGES ON DELAYS IN PROVIDING FOR BOND
ISSUES
When the Council met yesterday the Mayors sec
retary, Alfred NJ Downes appeared with TWO
communications from the Mayor which severely
called to account the Council for Its failure TO issue
bonds for public improvements. The first referred
to the failure Of the Council to pass the $4,000 bond
Issue for water stock and called attention TO the
fact that the Croton water fund has been exhaust
ed and that the laborers on the work must be dis
charged. This message also called attention to the
delay in passing the provision for bonds for the
Speedway which has been unacted on for
nearly ten months 49,,
The communication was received and Med with
out comment The other message referred 70 the
failure of the city provide for the issue of 81 900
600 for repaving streets and avenues II was also
read and referred 10 the Committee on Affairs OF
Royoughs.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
MOUNT VERNON.

Bishop Coleman Of Delaware. Is 10 administer
the rite Of confirmation to class to be presented
I in 81. Marys Protestant Episcopal Chapel. Sher-
wood Park. Wednesday evening. June H. az s
o'clock
The marriage Of Mas Catherine Wander Roest
OF this city, to Nicholas ". Allies. Of New-York
was soemnzed on Monday evening at the homo
OF the brides parents Mr. and Mrs William Van
der Roest. No. 1874 South Third-ave.. the Rev. Dr.
w. A. Granger Of the Baptist Church. officiating
The bridesmaid Miss Mary Wander Roest and
Theodore Allies brother Of the bridegroom,
best man. Following the reception Mr. and Mrs.
of interest
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
PHILADELPHIA EXPOSITION DELEGATES

Philadelphia, June "a cable message. received
to-day from the secretary OF the Chamber OF Com
merce at Fremantle. West Australia, states that
Herbert Calder has been appointed delegate to
the International Commercial Congress to be held
in Philadelphia next fall. and that he will remain
in Philadelphia during the period the Exposition Is
E H. Conger United States Minister TO Picking
China writes that the Tsung Ii Yamen Chinese
Foreign Ofice) has appointed two delegates to the
international Congress and National Export Expo
sition He also states that number OF merchants
in that city contemplate paying visit to the Ex-
poSi(On.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
NETWORK CITY.

uenrx T,hi Afty-three years old. Of No SS Ien'n-
ava q sw,tcbman Of the New-York Central roau'
who was run over on the West Side severai oays
aao bv train. died IN Roosevelt Hospital yester-
day morning.
Annie Link. thirty-two years old. OF NO az f1i,h-
.. atteropted suicide yesterday morning by jump
ing into the East River at Fifth-st She was res,
cued by Thomas Cassidy. Of No. 10 Le~ls-s''' anu
sent to Bellevue Hospital suffering from a'co"o''
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
PICNIC OF EMPLOYEES.

Tho fourteenth annual afternoon and evening
picnic given by the employees Of Hackett Carhart &
Co.. tho well-know clothiers will take place next
Saturday at BenneTs Rdgewood Grove and Zoo
logical Garden Long Island Tho proceeds will be
devoted TO the employees mutual aid association. 1t
is expected that the picnic will be OF the most
enjoyable OF the season, and that II will be largely
attended. Charles +. Lehmann is president OF the
mutual aid association. George Hutzelman Is vice
president A. J. Limbeck II secretary and Charles
j. f. Noite IS treasurer. Tho following trustees
OF the organization: J. Essig J. Barry, G. Kurz.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
SENT UNLAWFUL MATTER By EXPRESS.

Norfolk. Va. June edward Gould a white
man aged about forty-nve years was sent to jail
for year here to-day for sending obscene and
olackmailins circulars to people by express II Is
said that he recently sent one each to President
Mckinley anc Secretary Alger. and attempted to
blscxmaii q prominent lawyer Of Norfolk Gould
was sent 70 the Kings County Pcnitentiary from
tho United States Court nt Richmond a few year
ego for using tho mails for the same purpose.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
p1a cAR-wUEDL COMBINATION.

Boston June 6-The Incorporation OF various car
wheel manufacturing concerns. under the title OF
the international Carwheel Company, includes two
local companies the SWEET Carwheel and Foundry
Company and the Boston Carwheel Company. both
having works at Chelsea. At present ten COM
panies are included in the combine, all Of which
make a speciality Of the manufacture OF chilled
cast,iron wheels though they also turn out other
railway supplies The consolidated company IL capi-
,afz
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
FURTHER SHIPMENT OF GOLD.

THD NATIONAL CITY BANK ENGAGES $4,000 MORE
TO SEND ABROAD TO-DAY.
Wall Street surprised yesterday to hear that
the National City Bank had engaged 10000 addi-
tional gold for shipment 10 England to-day by the
American Line steamship St Paul. This makes
81 900 in gold that the National City Bank has
engaged for export within a week. and If rumor be
true the bank will export altogether 10000 The
$500 900 taken yesterday from the Sub Treasury
on presentation Of yellow tickets, thus diminish
ing the Treasury's gold balance Foreign exchange
quoted yesterday at i.S8.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
soUTR CAROLINA MONUMENT UNVEILED

Richmond Va, June s.-The memorial monument
to the South Carolina dead buried in the Stonewall
Cemetery at Winchester Va. was unveiled to-day
In the presence OF 10000 people The cord was pulled
by Miss Margaret Trenholm. OF South Carolina. and
the address made by Colonel Franklin Mickey,
OF Washington. The memorial is stately shaft.
suitably inscribed
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
NEW-ROCHEIIE

F. W. Smith proprietor Of the Windsor Hotel,
IS reported TO be missing Mr.. Smith left home
last Thursday. 1t is said. intending to go TO New
York and transact some business. II has since
been reported that he at City Island.
, The pose say that they have heard thai Smith
1 is missing. but have received official report
concerning him.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
RUNAWAY ENGINE CAUSES FATAL CRASH

Colorado Springs. Col. juno "A locomotive
while taking water at tank ner Hickman on the
Colorado Midland Railroad to-day, broke away
from its crew and started a Wild run down
grade. Near Buena Vista the runaway crashed
into the eastbound passenger train. Both engines
were totally wrecked. A fireman was killed and an
engineer received fatal injuries. No passengers
hurt.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
KRAUs ESTABLISHES HIS BANKRUPTCY.

George J. Kraus manager of the Dewey Theatre
at No 12s East Fourteenth-st., who filed petiuon
in bankruptcy on January 25. with liabilities OF
$50 e92 received discharge in bankruptcy yester-
day Royal S. Crane. the referee before whom Mr.
Kraus was examined made his report YESTERDAY
recommending a discharge. The recomme endation
was sustained by Judge Brown OF the United states
District Court - w., s.
There was strong opposition TO Mr.. Kraus from
ak of the creditors but his attorney, Assembly,
man Hoffman. of the Mazet Committee Pio'eu
him through.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
PETITIONS ~ BANKRUPTCY.

Alfred Ebenstein. agent. living at No. lHi Madi-
son-ave, has filed a petition in bankruptcy with
liabilities OF s27a3 and assets Of 50. He was
formerly jeweller at No. 357 Grand-st
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
TOBACCO COMPANY ABSORBED.

Chicago June e.-"The Tribune says the Cradle
e. Strotz Tobacco Company In South Water-st
one OF the oldest tobacco firms in the city. has
been absorbed by the American Tobacco Company
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
THE DOVER BANK FAILURES.
WARRANT OUT FOR THE MISSING
ASSISTANT CASHIER

Dover. n. H.. June 6-The National Bank Ex-
aminer. E. II. Carroll, appointed temporary re-
cever OF the Cocheco National Bank of this CITY,
which closed its doors yesterday. by the Controller
Of the Currency to-day Mr.. Carroll spent most Of
the day on the tangled at the office of the
institution. He says that he cannot yet make a
statement. Nc news has been received OF Harry
Hough, the missing assistant cashier and treasurer
OF the Cocheco Savings Bank Sheriff Hayes of
Strafford County went to Boston TO consult the
police there and to make a search for some trace
Of Hough. The authorities of the opinion that
Hough went to Boston on Sunday morning Sheriff
Hayes has q warrant for the arrest Of Hough
charging the embezzement of $500 from the saw
ings bank.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
J. P. MORGAN COMING HOME.

j. P. Morgan, who has been abroad for several
weeks will sail for home to-day on the White Star
steamer Germanic.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07

siegfried Elkan insurance agent. at No 1865 West
qsth-st has filed a petition IN bankruptcy, with
liabilities OF sl3 54 and assets.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
ppoM1NENr ARRIVALS AT THE HoTELs

ALBEMARLE-The Rev. Dr. J.; Hoqs.on Tront a.
cleston, of Baltimore. CAMBKlDTW "WTNITE" IrT Sen.
No!e9, a,,Ira = pettigrew of North Dakota, ana
acnvernor go p. C. Cheney of -HampSn.,e SI,rs
GRAND-Ex-M Mayor George F. Green Di
hamton and Colonel J. d. DE huss', ra,,ette-
tInEEN NAN-Colonel John F. Gaynor, OF faye.'s
,.,Ie N Y HOLLAND-Alton Faunce' OF DE" pos'o1 -,
MITRRAY HILIl-Senator OrviIe H. rIaut; m,Ssop "
Connecticut; ex-Judge J. Rider Caay, o, fT iIhaux
q, c1rTp;rEVA NT-Titus Sheard, Of Little falis'
WVALDORF-Ex-senator William Pinkney "hy'e'
of MARYLAND.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

arr-sa 4o Sunset 100 Moon rises 34S Moons age %
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook e56 Gov. Island 7;2S He'll Gate el7
=, SANDY Hook 7:os Gov. Island TAO He'll Gate 029
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
HOME NEWS.
WHAT 1s GOING ON TODAY

WHAT
n,ovst Investigating Committee. Board OF i'a"0
rooms 1890 a. m. =, ru,,ie
Convention Of Free Masons. Masonic Tempie
Proprietary Association convention ho'e'
erland
Gravesend races 2:3o y. m
Congregation of West Presbyterian Ihu''"
ing p. m. ..r waldorf
Meeting of automobile manufacturers
Astoria. v,,oance-
Cornell University Medical Coiiese 'o
ment Chickerng Hall. s. p. m
Columbia University commencement - sn',aro
Music in Mulberry Bend and Ao'hs'o"
parks p. m.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO DA Y.

TODAY.
vs.s., For Line Mails close. Vessel sails
g, De-, sou,ha rnnton American. 100 1000 a
Britannc. Liverpool. White STAR. BOO m ia0o a0
Noordiand Antwerp. Red Star 1880 m l2;eS
tI,id1r SS,racao Red Iy' ..... II 90 a m 100
= a,aaosa. C.alveston Mallory ....,... 3O0p m
tfuaryan Grenada Trinidad ...... 1900 200
THURSDAY. JUNE s.
p,os, prsran \ q rIovd ......- 1000 m
aan,Isgo Nss.au Y A Cuba ...... 20 m 800
3aiiucie Ia plata Iamport q Holt. 1900 200 m
II.ans,In. santiago Mutual......... 1900 400
Is,caI.,or New Orleans Morgan. n...... 800
FRIDAY JUNE O.
.d,prcs coon Panama r R........12OOm SO0p
arSa,ros. jamaica TNyeedie ........ 100 800
Tron,,oIs i-harieston C1yde ............ 800
Rio Cirande brunswick Mallory ..... 800
state OF Nebraska, Glasgow, Allan-State -
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07

For all irritations Of the skin. the most sooth-
ing and comforting Is Greves Ointment
Parker's Hair Balsam Is life to the hair.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07

7 p Mayer. Jules j. Pierson, William Renharut s
r Weingaertner and william De la Huerta. TicKets
for the picnic are q cents each.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07

Now that Fashion has ap--
proved of flannel suits, don't get
caught mapping.
Gray flannel suits for playing
golf or any outing.
For the office.
For the most fashionable OF
Five o'clocks.
For dancing at the Country
Club.
$11.so to $40. Coats and trou-
sers sold separately.
ROGERS, PEEr & Co.
$50 Broadway Leonard.
800 Broadway. cor. Prince
Thlrty-second and Broadway
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
Announcements A
e. q W.

"Osceola." "Oneck." "zuni"
w. wv, All with rounded 'front.' E. "
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-03-03
OIR OFFER INTENDED.

As many subscribers WHO wanted TO
renew their subscriptions at February
court, as well as a number Of new sub
scribcrs. were prevented from carrying
out their purpose by -he snow Storm
we have determined to continue our
offer until March court. A large number
OF cook books reached a number Of our
subscribers on last Saturday. They
were delighted with them as will be all
who shall receive them. The premium is
almost invaluable to every hOusekecper.
Send in your renewals and new sub
scriptions accompanied with the cash on
or before March court and you will be
sure to receive the premium.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-03-03
MT. JACKSON GLEANINGs.

This letter was received last week too
late for publIcation.-ED.l
Mr. Alden Wall, from Cumberland,
Nd, is visiting his mother here.
DR.. Rusmisselle and wife, Of Lebanon
Church, were visiting Mrs. j. z. Lonas,
Mrs. Rusnis selle's sister.
Mr.. Lon Hardy, Of IIuling, w. Va, is
spending a few days with his mother
and sister.
Mr.. Ollie Myers, OF New York City,
who was called home by the death OF
his mother, is spending few days with
his sister.
Miss Dean, OF Stephens City, has been
spending some time with Mrs. W. II.
Kronk, her sister.
The entertainment given by the ladies
of Mt. Jackson, on Tuesday night -
entitled 1.-THE Spinsters' Fortnightly
Club" was perfect success in every
respect and each one who took a part in
IL deserves a great deal of credit for
making a success out OF it.
News was received here Tuesday
morning of the death OF Mrs. James
White. OF Charles Town. Her body was
brought here for burial. Interment in
the Lutheran graveyard, Thursday.
Miss Nellie Koontz, of Woodstock
spent a few days with Miss Bulah New
man at Mt Clifton.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-03-03

The r reformed church at Harrisville
was the scene OF very pretty wedding
on Tuesday evening Feb. 18th. when
Mr.. Bernie Borden, son OF Mr..
william Borden, and Miss Addie
CODY, only daughter of Mr.. David Colby.
were united in marriage. The churcn
was very prettily decoroted with Potted
plants and notwithstanding the bad con-
dition of the roSds. large number OF
relatives and friends were present to
witness the ceremony. Miss Jennie CODY
and Miss Pearl Borden were bridesmaids
and Messrs. viii Conner and Hugh Nc
Inturif groomsmen. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. y. B. Bauman. as
sisted by Rev. 2. c. Wikc Of the Luth-
ern church. A reception was held and
refreshments served at the home OF the
brides parents.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-03-03

II YOU need a good fork. shovel, hoe
or rake. get it at Mauck q Young's.
Pants goods that sold for fifty cents,
now 40. and As cent goods now 80 cents
a. Yates.
Mr.. Elisha Berry, Of this place, says
he never had anything do bin so much
good and give spch quick relief from
rheumatism as ChambeIlain's Pain Balm
lie was bothered gre atty with shooting
pains from hip TO knee until he used
this liniment. which affords prompt Te-
.lief.-R. f. BAKER, druggist, 81. Paris,
Ohio. For sale by l.. r. Irwin, Druggist
Steel harrow teeth, right ready for
use and cheap at Mauck & Young's.
Years ago, it was customary TO send
to the printers, with marriage notices, a
portion of the good things so bountiful-
" provided for the feast, but that good
old custom, with many other good
things, has passed away. Some are still
kind enough to send us a long account
OF the wedding with list ofthe guests
Nice fresh sausage always on hanC
as well as fresh meats Ofall kinds. Mea
bought by the whole or quarters. Per
sons having cattle to sell may do wei
by calling on me- Claude Miley, Mail
Street.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-03-03
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infiamed con-
dition OF the mucous lining OK the
Eustachan Tube. When this tube is IN
famed you have rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it Is ell
tirely closed. Deafness is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to It's normal
condition, herring will be destroyed
forever, nine cases out OF ten are caused
by Catarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition Of the mucous surface.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Csiarrh Cure Send for circulars; free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills ale the best.