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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-01

Andorra. a little republic in the
Pyrenees, has marked the end Of the
century by opening its public schools
to girls for the first time. The French
government contributes $500 to the
schools support.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-01

them down against US. He delights f.
mercy The father ran to meet the re-
turning prodigal. We should have the
same merciful spirit toward those who
do any wrong to us. We should be
slow to record the evil that they do
and swift to set down every kindness
we receive from them.-Westmins
Teacher.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-01
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
LEs6oN TX, DEC. ?. MATT. XIX
1926.

The Rich Young RuIer- Children. How
Hard II Is for Them That Trust in
Riches to Enter Into the Kingdom Of
God Mark, 1O-4.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-01
TALMAGE's SERMON.
DEPLORES PREVAILING SPIRIT
OF UNREST.

The True Source OF Usefulness and
Happiness Is Christian Life = The
Cause OF Diseontent-ri spiritunI
Condition.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-01

Now, what is the practical use Of
the present discourse? This: Where
as, so many have ruined themselves
and ruined others by becoming gad-
abouts among occupations, among re-
ligious theories, among churches
among neighborhoods; therefore, re-
solved that we will concentrate upon
what is right thought and right be-
havlor and waste no time in vacilla-
tions and indecisions and uncertain
ties. running about in places where we
have no business to be. Life is SO
short we have no time to play with it
the spendthrift. Find out whether the
Bible is true and whether your nature
is immortal, and whether Christ is
the divine and only Savior, and
whether you must have him or be dis
comfited and whether there will
probably ever be a more auspicious
moment for your becoming his adher-
ent. and then make this u o'clock al
noon of November 25, 1860, the most
illustrious minute that you will ever
have passed since the day Of your
birth until the ten millionth cycle ol
the coming eternity. because by com
plete surrender of thought and will
and affection and life to God through
Jesus Christ you became new man,
new woman, a new soul, and God tht
Father, and God the Son. and God th'
Holy Ghost, and all angeldom, eheru
bin and seraphim, and archangel be
came your allies.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-01

child had It right when attempting to
carry ton Of coal. shoyelful at a
time, from the sidewalk to the cellar,
and some one asked her, DO you ever
expect to get all that coal in with
that little shoFel2" And she replied
yes, sir, if ! work long enough By
the help OF God choose your calling
and stick to it. The gadabouts are
failures for this life. to say nothing OF
the next.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-01

TO US that we went to them in child
hood and told them all our griefs and
all our joys, and they sympathized
with copious tears and resounding
laughter.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-07-17

Yes. August t'IDwcr s,ilI hns the Jarv
cht sale ot nny mrdicInn IN llr ciyillzrn
"DrId, TDur MDLh"rH nud prnu1tp0f,i g.
"rs never 'hOpHhi II using anything
els. Ibr ihGlp"alioH or tiIiDUHGcss, noe,
tCrS W"r" f"hr"", hnd thcY kc!dom hcnrd
Df hpprhhlciLl.t n"rYOIe prDstrAiiDn .,
hGrfl htIltT", "tc. Jhcy usrd huvuss
FJ0WGr !" ci"hh thr Tystnin nnd stOp iri.
m"hth' l"n ~ "ndlp"ht"b tDJG, rnyuju'c
th" hcliDh 81 ~" ijYGrt htinu'min thr
norTon' an' DrpnntG nctjoD Of II" syt.
tGtG, bnG tbnt IL nIi they ,onk wtcu
MGiihR dJi rHh hmI witb hra>jgrhr.
hnd Dthcr nchrm YDU D0Iy nnc6 q f. "
d0scE 0f Gr"en'r NupuaL flDwGr. in #.
quid TORN, 10 mhkG goa snLisGsh thrrc
- bOtbinR sDriODs tEe fnatinr With Won
For Hai" ny W. E. pnIt,nt0.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-07-17
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY Or NEWBERkY--
IN THE PROBATE COURT.

I'y ". ". HodXos, Esq., Probarc Judpc.
w HhKEAS MRS MARY f.,
w moor madc Enit Ia me ,|
RrAht her LETTER. Oi h1uihigtratI0n
u We Eo,alc Of and effects Of Ugnri
&. nVOf.
Ihcs" are therefore to cile nrJ ;,d j..
m"hlsh All ahd oIDglGur the iIndrrd and
GrGhit0rt Of the Hnid Utury G. I0Dl
o"ccasc1, th@t they bc and appear kr.
iDrc me ~ The tOnrt Of PrOba'r. 10 be
hcih ~ H""bGrry tonrt HOU8r s e., on
Hn ,h iotH hay of July new, ai'cr pUbilca.
Won tberGoft 81 II O'cIOck IN thc fore.
noon. 10 "bow cnugc, II any they havr.
"hy The s"Id hdminiatratiUn abOuid not
be granted.
owen under my hand, 'hia the 25,b
dny "f Jnnc, Ammo UomiBi. 1900
w w. HODGES,
J. +. n. 9.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-07-17

DcWitpn LittIe jtnTiY kfscr4 nrc f,to
OpH litjn p'lih sor liver AMI bowrI
hrDnDles NcYnr grjpc. Oilders Cor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08
NEW-YORK CITY

At the West Side Branch, Young Mems Christian
Association, No 318 West F4fty-seventh-st.. To-
night SIS o'clock, under the auspices OF the
Social Economic Club Of that Institution. there
will be a non-partisan discussion Of the question.
What Shall We Do with the Trusts?' The prtn-
cipal speakers will be w. ". mcfarland, a Demo-
crat; Professor George Gunron, Republican. and
Job Hartman, a Socialist. All men invited.
The Charity Organization Society appeals for SO
toward fund TO be used in the support OF a wild
ninety years cid. she is incapacitated from
earning her living, and is wholly dependent upon
her friends. The amount asked for will supple
rnent what comes from another source and pro
vide for the rest OF her days. Money to the
Charity Organization Society, No. IO5 East Twenty
second-st.. will be publicly acknowledged.
Crews from the Naval Militia OF New-York New
Jersey. Pennsylvania. Connecticut and Rhode
Island viii IN cutters Sunday morning in
the East River opposite Whtestone. where the
New-York Naval Militia ship New Hampshire Is
anchored.
At a stated meeting last evening Of the New
York Academy Of Medicine DR.. T Gaillard Thomas
made a memorial address the life Of Dr.. Fes-
sender Norton Otis; DR.. Ira Van Gieson read a
paper on Pathology OF Isolation" and DR.. Alex
ander Lambert presented d paper On The Treat
1rent of Sunstroke."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08
DISPUTE OYER BODY PREVENTS BURI4L

Mrs Mary Bolts. a colored woman. sixty-two
years old. DIED at her home. in Riyer-st- New-Ro-
chelle On Sunday Her funeral has been postponed
several times, and Il l. likely that Il will be
held soon unless the family The Board OF Health
gives in Mrs. Bolts was not attended by & ply
sician for four days previous 10 her death. and
when DR.. George A Peck the Health officer Of,
New-Rochele, called in, he refused 10 issue
a death certificate without first performing an
autopsy 20 determine the Of death. The dead
woman's daughters. who have d horror OF autop-
sizes, refused to allow him to do this and the
undertaken who had been engaged 70 bury the body
consequently could not proceed. He embalned Il
and II stil remains in the house where the death
occurred.
Several attempts have been made 10 induce the
daughters 70 permit the autopsy. Arrangements
were made last evening for the funeral. and many
OF the friends assembled the house but at the
last moment they changed their minds about the
autopsy and the burial was called Of. Mrs Botts's
daughters say that she died OF a and that
no autopsy is necessary Dr. Peck has consulted
Coroner Banning, and says that he will not issue
q certificate until the autopsy is made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08
NAVIGATION OPEN TO CAPE NOME.

fee has left Behring Sea and that navigation is open
70 Cape Nome mas been received in this city. in q
letter from OF the Of the sailing schooner
Fischer Brothers. dated Dutch Harbor. May Is
which says q couple OF Indians came IN there from
The Pribylon Islands and reported Behring Sea
open and clear OF ice for vessels going 70 Norton
Sound.
The United States transports Seward. Athenian
and Lawton have sailed from Seattle, bound for
81. Michaes and Cape Nome carrying soldiers and
building supplies for the North. The whole
petition is under the command Of General Randall
military commander OF the Department Of Alaska
The soldiers OF the 7th United States Infantry
and Will be stationed at different points in Alaska
General Randall will remain in Alaska & year
VIII visit the United States military posts at pres
ent established there and will supervise the build
ing OF new stations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08
PASSENGER RATE WAR POSSIBLE.
COMMISSIONER FARMER SAYS IT NAY BE
THE CONSEQUENCE OF FAILURE TO
AGREE UPON THE QUESTION
OF EXCESS FARES
OF EXCESS FARES.

The Joint Passenger Committee of the rail-
roads in the Trunk Line Association. after a two
days session, adjourned yesterday without
reaching agreement upon the matter OF ex-
cess fares upon fast trains on diferential lines
This question recently became an active one
through the move Of the Delaware Lackawanna
and Western in putting on q fast service be-
tween St. Louis Chicago and New-York with
out charging excess fares. According 70 L P
Farmer Commissioner Of the Trunk Line Pas
senger Committee and secretary Of the Joint
Passenger Committee, the representatives Of the
Western roads out Of Chicago, Cincinnati and
St Louis virtually the Central Passenger AS
ISOLATION in the discussion yesterday held 70
the view that the presidents OF the different
roads had full authority 70 act in the matter OF
excess fares. while the Trunk Line representa-
tives inclined 10 the opinion that the Joint
Passenger Committee had authority in the prem
ises. The disagreement on this subject. Com
missioner Farmer intimated. might precipirate
q general passenger rate war between the mem
bers OF the Central Passenger Committee and
the Trunk Line roads.
CeirTR.s stoZer Farmer added that the inability
OF the committee 10 reach agreement On this
important subject rendered valueless the con-
siceration OF all other matters which came up
for discussion, the members losing ali interest
in the proceedings.
Excess fares have not been charged on east
bound East trains. but have been charged on
and ST. Louis.
Should the question Of excess fares not be
settled al the conference Of railroad presidents
to-day, Commissioner Farmer tntimated a
and the disintegration Of the Joint Passenger
Committee might be threatened.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08
HONE NEWS.
Prominent ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,

Prominent ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
NATURALIZATION Croft. Of Philadelphia: Ed
ward y. Box. Of Philadelphia; ". s. Post, Of San
Juan Porto Rico, and c. z. Ashbourne, Of San juan
Porto Rico. ASTOR-J. P. Rogers. OF Toronto. and
r II Moron, United States Consul az 81. Thomas
West Indies. CAMBRIDGE-Mrs. Eugene Hale, Of
Ellsworth Ne. ENPIRE-The Rev. Dr.. Norman
Fox. Mayer Of Morristowu y. J. FIFTH AVE
NUE-PaUI Bancroft. Of San Francisco: H Sellers
Mckee. q Pittsburg; John Laird. OF Glasgow, ana
u. J YoUngs. Governor RoOsevelts private sec
retary. HCLLAND-John s. Allen, OF Liverpool
J 3. Adam. Of Newcastle-on-Tyne, England; James
Dixon. cf Seven Oaks. York, England, and ". r
Bennett. Of San Juan, Porto Pico. IMPERIAL
Dr.. T Edward Moore. OF Philadelphia, and Colonel
4 GIblin. Of NeW-ZeeIand. MANHATTAN-Dr- r
H Gibbons OF Scranton, Penn; Congressman J. 5
Sherman. of Utica, y. Y: William H. Ely. OF New
Haven Conn. and Thomas Spratt Of Ogdensburg,
y Y. MURRAY HILL-United States Senator
Jonathan Ross. CT Vermont; W. c. Benedict. Of
Providence and Arthur E Wall, OF Liverpool.
NETHERLAND-H P. rockingham, OF Washing
ton. PARK AEENUE -Colonel Z. D. Judd, |. s
A WALDORF-Richard g Kerens. OF 81. Louis;
Lieutenant J. T Tompkins, L. S. N; 2-rs. Phosbe
a Hearst, OF San Francisco; General c. Whitney
TiIlinshast. %. Of Troy. and ex-Mayor Jacob Amos
Of Syracuse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08

Judge Wallace OF the United States Circuit Court
yesterday handed down opinion In the case Of
the Mldd!etown National Bank, OF NIiddletown
Conn. against the Toledo. Ann Arbor and North
Michigan Railway Company and others.
The case was begun in april. 1893 and among
the stockholders Of the company mentioned as de-
PENDANTS are many men and firms well known in
financial circles the list including J Aston Bay
lis q Co.. H / Clark & Co.. Henry Clews < Co.
4. :. Chaplin, Washington Z. Co1nor, Clara Dodge
& Co. Dom-nick & Dickerman. Nissan, Whitney
& Co, Howard LapsIey & Co, Mcintyre & Ward
well. Prince & y ctteIy. George Il. Prertiss &. Co
ana Nernan & Co The opinion Is in part a. fol-
lows:
This is an action in equity against certain stock
holders or al OHIO corporation 10 enforce = slaLu-
tory liability created o.. the laws the State The
statutes Of Ohio enact that the stockholders OF 4
corporation snail be able, IL addition TO their
stock, in amount equal Their stock 10 the
Of its debts and liabilities provide Tor an ac-
ZION 70 enforce slch liability jointly against all rle
stockholders.
The demurrer 10 the bill OF complaint insists that
the Dill IS defective in not making all the stock
holders OF the corporation parties defendant As
the action Is brought enforce liability created
by statute ana the statute prescrftes the
remedy enforce il. that remedy IS exclusive and
II must be enforced according 10 the conditions OF
the
The demurrer Of the several defendants is sus-
tanned with costs, and with leave 10 the com
p!alnaEt 10 file an amended bill upon payment OF
costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08
SAYS SHE STOLE WHILE DREAMING.

Mrs Agnes Murihead, who caught by police
men while apparently trying 10 rob a hotel in
Mount Vernon AT o'clock Monday morning
pleaded somnambuiism when arTalgned in court
yesterday. Her lawyer said that she should be &C
quilted for deeds committed while she slept. George
Murihead. husband Of the woman. testified that
Tor several weeks she had been acting strangely.
On several occasions, he said. his wife had escaped
from her bedroom and mad been found walking the
streets, clad only in her night clothes. Judge Ben
nett postponed the case.
The woman entered the hotel by crawling through
cellar window. and she helping herself 10 the
wines and liquors In the barroom when the police
men discovered her and locked her up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08
James MCCreery & Co..
Twenty-third Street.

M Busbey said: 1t was one q the closest con
tests I ever CobTebs Clcl't win and n not
sure LGcI-e did
After all the victory OF the Chicago trotter was z
triumph for New-Yo-k. Lucille bred and
raised il the northern part % this State. while
Cobwets IS a California product The bay mare
vent through & remarkable campaign last year.
coming ont minute class and gaining her
record q 2-lez. within few weeks after trort!ng
her first race. She Of the stars OF the sea
son winning many races Her beauty docity and
great natural speed induced Mr.. Billings 70 pay
S7,L.sl for her q the end OF the campaign
The Chicago sportsman won another big victory
yesterday with his chestnut pacing stallion Eontes
Crook=. 2Is = brush had been arranged FOR
Crcoke. Jack. 2.I21a. and Darrell, 21712 Jack was
Withdrawn after having shown speed enough %
warrant The belief that Re could beat them al.
Dzr!eI started against tre chestnut stallion. A. The
f-st trial she was interfe-ed with and DR.. Kane
pulled her back Z walk near the quarter post.
n the second brush Eon-as Crooke beat her fairly
BY about neck after Z rousing contest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08
E0NkERS

The Appellate DIVISION q TIE Supreme Court OF
TeE1es5ay handed down & decision = favor q
zze Eo-kers Railroad Company II The application
made ~ re company . have rh= decision q City
Judge Kellogg set ASIDE Tie city q Tonkers Oh
ra.red Judgment against ne company <0r penal
Res 1or running cars Suing ne winter months
without ges-.C-les. Judge E--skb@rg II MS CptE-
.on hc.6s t1ar re ci-y could lCr enforce Or6--
rsrcs Uo- Included = re charter q The company
when TIE streets were given L ire company for
trolley purposes
~ z meeting e TIE Mckinley Republican Cub
wednesday night i vas decided 20 hold Z re-
cspri0Z evening q June . for -he delegates
ard Ere-Lstes q tbs district the National Con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JUNE :. 1900


PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. JUNE = 1900.
ARRIVED.
Steamer wer-etn Hal OBJ. Swanson Swansea June o.
in ballast % he United states and Ausralasan Co
steamer Fonajna Cpu;oh1. Van Eyksn Cart.- May 20
steamer oh.1 i8r} fadaway Hui. May Is ana Boston
June g. with ntse 10 Sanderson & son Arrived q
81 sssa@s5 J. Af s,.; S3 syoF5 ssHs; May 81 vim
aaosH. Pa 4 81 F a5a ad 5 . MAJ q p t
sergefs 70 the FaEnturgA r-ican Line Arrived a, tie
stssn5eF LAIN Ger Poae Bremen May % sou,Aa-1r
steecage passengers 70 oeehs Co arrived AZ ths Bar
us q N. Ss q lu PE s Rss "a s M :vei -
Area =: Ihe Bar at IS , n
steamer Hermann ,CieE oh-eEtch. PEog-eso Nay So
WI I1a.e aT5 pA5ssIser 70 James Ward Co Ar
steamer arnold Iayzea Cen Peysoa Go.aives May -
Port-au-Pr:nee p - Mare 3 Port &c Pax 80 Cape
passengers 10 " Mza~5n Arrived Al the Bar al $3.50
S::asr aE 15s eR 81. bss "a Ma q Pas :
P-es : & % - l 19le - IL ga, 20, =
ana 81 cabin passerss-s a Z Ou;eroridse CO.
steamer san Juan. E5Hpsoa. Arroyo. May IS Fatardo
passenger, The NeEyor1 and Porto Rico * Co A.
rived a. me Bar a. l2.5o , r.
deTsal NAY 10 ballast Fali,p RuPrechI-
steamer c5iy q El.aazhaza: Ra.s ssvsanah June =.
VIZ NJ a. I-,s1,,- 49,, ~ .,4 No,
t5I< Win n1,ise ana s.sss.-rs . ne ola Do1atnion S.
steamer city Of Macon Boston Ocean Co.
,s 59' s Heof fs i n e. e 80 .s5 wd southwest
SAILED.
s ca s:sr re Ss . !sa K No qsy and s'f St R
News. Tuca-az. Ha~ara. 2 Mar N=a-OrIeans:
NiaFara Nassau. etc. Dover. NeWlyu tBrl.
Norfolk Fornina Dutch FsT1andira. Ia BretaEne
tFrJ Pretoria j8r}. Bermuda, Kaiser Friedrich
Ger Hamburg. and Cherb1urg; Bowie tBrl
City o. Bosoul Savannah. City Philade-
pHia. Baltimore
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMSHIPS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool June 7-Ar-t. 81 steamer Gerrnanic C5r).
Haddock. Nev-York VIA Queenstown.
Glasgow. June Arrived. steamer State % Nebraska
CT3rl. Perry. N~w-York
Plymouth June : $50 m--Arrived. steamer Flrst
bismarck Ger. Bsr-nds New-York FOR CheEtourg
Hamburg land proceeded
SciIly. Passed steamer European trl BERTHE.
Nsw-York tor London.
Lizard, June : ll-3o ? na--Passe-. steamer Il
Toaraine CFr1. Santeln. Nsw-York Tor Havre
tonic CBrl McKinsr-y from L4verpooD. NeW-York
Brererhaven. June :. Arrived. steamer SaAle
Ger. Mirow, NsW-York, via Che-bourg and Southamp
dam Dutchl. ROsgeveen NewYork Via Bouosns. sailed.
Rotterdam Dutch Potter. Sew-York via Boalosn-.
Antwerp. June 6Arrvec. steamer British Queen tr).
OHag-n. NeS-York-
Boulosne. June ARRIVED. steamer Amsterdam
Dutch. Roggeveen Eew-York for Rotterdam land pro
ceededJ.
Cherbourg June : 2.+0 m-Arrived. steamer Flrst
Bismarck Ger Barends. New-ToFk via Plymouth for
Hamburg tant proceeded
IAston. June Arrived. steamer Dona Maria CPoru.
Jensen. New-Nors Fayal
Madeira June S-Passet. steamer Roma Ger Schroeder
Rotterdam via Liverpool. for San Francisco
Corone June S-Saiied Homerie tsl. Shottsn
NewYork-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08
RAILROAD OFFICIALS TO MEET

The regular quarterly meeting OF the chief ex-
ecuttve officers and traffic managers OF the various
Western, Northwestern, Southwestern and trans
continental lines IS scheduled 10 convene in the
Board room OF the Equitable Building al noon to-
day. The chairman OF the association E T. JEFF
fiery, president OF the Denver and Rio Grande Rail-
road Company. is in this city. and will probably
preside the meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08

Nev-X
Venice. June ARRIVED. steamer Peoonie CRr> N,ns
Nev-NOrS
Flume. June S--Arrivet steamer Pocahou,as C5r,.
James. Trieste NeW-XorS-
Narns June Arrived steamer AIoe-sa Ger Peter
Baltimore and New-Y0rk. Singapore.
SHANGHAI June 6--Arrtvet steamer Atshalsgaa (E-l.
Williamson. Naw-Yorz. a Micaaes S.Eapors.
Porto Elp~toc-e. May 3-Saled. steamer Thomas Nh
Vile ,Er} GsIsg. NeV-NoES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Conference Of Western railroad presidents. Wal
dorf-Astoria.
Funeral Of the Rev. DR.. r. s. Storrs, Church OF
the Pilgrims, Brooklyn, p. n.
Brooklyn Jockey Club races. go p n.
Annual commencement Of Webb's Academy and
Home for Shpbuilders. Fordhsm Heights. ?.
Dock Commissioners meeting, p. n.
Music in Battery Park by 6srh Regiment Band.
. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08
WHITE PLAINS

Tie Tes;chester County Letter Carriers Ass7ciz-
ti0n XII Eo-5 its quarterly meeting = this Tt,ags
1sxr Sunday.
Mss Fzzzie CoEa- All Z1oz1ss = James were
rzE--ze< q wednesday evez1-E ~ IRE Rev D. ?
?. Va EIesck zrz15zsco- = Wss-cEss-s-. TIE
csrNzozv pe-fo---e5 ~ TIE home c. re b-t1s
Il NsEze-c-ecE-a~e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
NEW-RoCEELLE.

4 letter has been received 4 this city from re
Rev. Joka 4 KeI1s-- Father kellner has g.
rived & CARLSBAD
A SPECIAL meeting q thz Common Cocncl IS %
= he1 tonight q canvass IRE vcte II ne eect,c1
.o- seEooi sites There s that election
e % = Contested re grounds t1st ne women
no- permitted vo-e ard that re ELECTION
vas rct Advertised fcr su-zCte-r le-E-6 q Ctre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08
MOUNT VERNON.

Jesse Bu.ce = sailor O. r.e Raleigh. who took
par i The bsct-e q Mania Bay prisoner IL
Ihs Cou-- q SPECIAL Sessions yesterday morning
Ire charge e beng drunk aid 1tso-de-ly- ne
-o-E Judge bennett szch glowing -zie about the
battles that Ee = RAJ hs released and tod
q ge- 5zck 20 ire Navy Yard as soon a. possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

Montreal. June The American Library Assoc!-
alton opened its session the Windsor Hotel TO-
day The delegates were welcomed by Principal
Peterson OF McGin University. Reuben O.
Thwa!tes. secretary OF the Wisconsin State His
tCTlcal Society. replied The little business done
OF d routine nature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08
S NJ PROVOST N y. AND W. BOARD.

The directors Of the Norfolk and Western Rail-
way Company have elected s NJ Provost third
vice-president Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, TO membership IN their Board. as successor
to ". Z. GIyn, resigned. Three more representa-
tves OF Pennsylvania Railroad interests il IS said
Western.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08
THE WALDORF NATIONAL BANK.

The Controller Of the Currency az Washington
has authorized the Waldorf National Bank Of this
city. capital s3loopo. TO begin business The new
institution. It is said. will be uptown on the East
Side David B. Sickels. treasurer OF the American
Surety Company. is among the men most actively
interested in the organization Of the new bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08
SUICIDE AT LITTLE FAILS

Little Falls, y. Y, June 10 G Rhodes. a. re-
tired business OF this city. attempted suicide
by shooting himself with q revolver today. He IS
still alive but there is 10 hope Of his recovery
business troubles upset his mind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08
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