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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-04-22

They came from Missouri
an aggregation Of nine young
men and seneral rooters. They
wanted to be shown, Of course,
and the Vinita lads were just
the boys to show them-show
them plainly that when it
comes to playing base ball they
have much to learn.
The day was perfect but the
crowd was rather small in num-
bers considering the attraction.
The bleacbers were pretty well
filed, however, and dead-head
hill was covered 81 those who
saved the price Of admission by
looking on al a distance.
The game showed that the
boys Of both teams need prac-
tice. It was the first game Of
the season and many Of the er-
rors were excusable. Charley
Parks played a faultless game 4
receiving, but his batting eve
was awry Ferd Lemon smashed
out the only lard blow Of the
game sending the sphere out to
the fence in the right garden.
Otis little ran the diamond
line for him and went like a
streak around the bases making
a home run. Sam R~idenhour,
covered first bag, was in
good form mailing everything
that came his way. He found
no difficulty in solving the +,
curves Of the Seneca pitcher.
The latter, Miller, has a good,
speedy delivery and his twisters
we're puzzles to most Of the Z
home boys. With more exper- c
.ence he will be heard from be- !
ore the season is over. Seneca !
vas weak behind the bat and k
many Of the runs recorded by 9
he home team were attributa- =
he to passed balls. Otis little 4
made a home run on a passed n
,all on his third strike but he y
lad to run and run fast to do =
i. Sam Ridenhour caught a Il
mapping at first when he a
.ad the ball, the player suppos- :
ng it to be in the hands Of the h
itcher. Pearl Bluejacket 81
itched a strong game only one
r two safe hits being made off r
i'm although more are recorded %
the score because Of the ex- .
fumbling Of his support. p
eyeral good individual plays Ii
ere made and the Vinita boys b
.rtainly have the material for !,
strong team. Clarence Preisiglis
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-04-22
Dawes Commission Dates.

The Dawes commission has fixed
the following dates and places for the
enrolment Of Cherokee Freedmen:
Fort Gibson April ! to 30 inclusive
10 1901.
Chelsea, Indian Territory, May Is
to june u, inclusive.
Vinita May 6 TO q, 1901.
Nowata May % 10 June %, 1901.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-04-22
SENECA.

Base On balls Miller 3-Bl1ejacket 4
struck Out-MIller s-Bluejacket 8
Hit by pitched 0all-MiIIer Passed
balis-McBee 5-Parks 4. Double
play-McBee tD Graham-Smitn 10
Lemon 10 RidenhOur.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-04-22
HAD TO SHOW'EM
The Young Men Came From
Missouri But The Home
Boys Were
WILLING AND ABLE

To Demonstrate That The Sen
eca Lads Have Much to
Learn About Ball Tossing
Before They Can Enter the
Glass to Which Our Nine
Belong.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-04-22
Second cIass coIorlst Rates.

February %, March 5, u, 10 and Is,
April 2, 8, 16, % and 30, 1901. On the
above dates the Frisco line will sell
one way tickets to Los Angeles, San
DiagO. San Francisco and intermedi-
ate points at $3.50 from Vinita.
b. e. WALKER. Local Agent.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-04-22

son and shall he pleased 70 tell you
more about this remedy when you
come 70 0 store. Peoples Drug
Store.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04

GBy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Tashington Dec 3.-An unusual condition in the
.,astern money market has attracted the attention
= the officials il the financial divisions of the
rrited States Treasury Department. New-York
arafts the aPcifc Coast it is reported. being
~sshed only at d discount When gold is received
=. the san Francisco Mint payment in gold coin
: demanded Six weeks ago bankers willing
n nay small premium. about 80 S10o for
SsE-YoFk exchange because il was cheaper to
- their obligations in the East by sending a
sss currency at bankers rates. amounting 81 so
~ s. tsE5- That Western interests are holding gold
I'd discOunUing New-York exchange is taken as an
s-dicatlon that the West no longer owes money in
East and that its financial strength is greater
1is season than it has been in many years.
While these hourishing conditions exist in the
Nst however. some alarm is felt in the East lest
,k1t the LrST of the year when the annual balanc-
CT accounts begins. there will be q stringency
Ethe Eastern money market The Western apple
sid without much drain the East. But con-
sfrous throughout Europe causing alarm as
eel as the extraordinary setback in the cotton
r-op of the South. Demands for money in Berlin.
paris London and St Petersburg have increased
rates OF interest. and natural result is that
American gold is being exported for abroad.
where higher rates of interest be obtained
sales of cotton TO Suropean buyers have amounted
m comparatively little, and the delay in exporting
t5e goods for delivery is regarded as serious dis
snpointraent to Eastern interests.
In November the currency shipments from the
Federal Treasury to the South and West amounted
n coo, which is several hundred thousand
saIars less than the figures for the same month
season SI7,530 GOO against 81 $4,000 for
The corresponding period last year. The shipments,
except small proportion, made in of 81,
81 S SO denominations
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04
Cifatlpus.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

= York by the God Free and Independent-To
Mary e. Bow me- Washington NJ. Haddock. Sarah j. Van
derbit John Haddock Margaret l. Terriberry Jennie
Vanderbilt Vanderbilt. Ernest Vanderbilt Harold
Ralph s Vanderbilt. William II. Vanderbilt. Emelne II.
Haddock Stewart Haddock. Haddock. Margaret H.
Terriherry Terbery. and Mary Ann Haddock
and Roger Haddock, Executors Of the last VIII and
Testament H NJ Haddock deceased; Mary Stew
art and Isabella Hoe, Executrces last
win and Testament Arthur H Haddock deceased.
Washington NJ. Haddock Executor of the VIII
and Testament of William r. Bovine. deceased. Send
Greeting: each OF hereby cited and
oured personally and before
of the County New York at the Surrogates Court
held the County Court House in the City
Of New lrk the Sd day of January 1902 a
ten clock in forenoon and
there TO attend judicial settlement of the
the proceedings Washington NJ. Haddock surviving
trustee under VIII and Testament j.
should made judically settling said
fixing Six Hundred Dollars the which
be the testamentary guardians Of
them of the Haddock and Jean Haddock
support, maintenance and education
each of the infants of the income OF
tands: and you hereby cited. under
the age required appear by
your guardian. you have II have none
appear and apply be appointed.
OF failure do a guardian be
appointed BY Surrogate you
n the proceeding.
In testimony whereof, We caused the Seal of
Surrogates OF the said County New
be hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon
U.S) ABNER C. THOMAS, Surrogate
dav OF November. in the of Lord
thousand nine hundred and
J.. FAIRFAX NJ LAUGHLIN.
Clerk of the Surrogates' Court
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
TBY. TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.I

tBN TELEGRAPH To THE TR1RUNE.i
Chicago. Dec. 3.-Wheat advanced early to the
there was a break of almost 1c. The close was 34c
under Monday May opened at 7Sl4c, sold between
dgure was &c over the low point in October Out
side buying was the feature up TO noon, enormous
nrnft taking finally brought about the reaction.
The early strength in spite of small clear
ances, 1220G0 bushels, and of large Western re-
ceipts the total at primary points 100000 bushels
ever last year, and the Northwestern cars l9ol.
against 6S Paris and antwerp We're UP sharPly ,;y:
advanced faster than Chicago for a while 1t re
ported sales to France, and was Influenced by the
5ry weather There was practically no rain on the
rrop bulletin reported the Kansas condition ia
fering more or less from drouth. The wheat pro,
is uncertain how the enormous realizing to-day will
result. There is quite general faith, however ihat
the market is still a bull one. :.
Corn for the first hour was dull and lower 1t
suddenly advanced 1S4c and closed 14c to 3sc over
Monday. After it started the corn market was as
sold between 642c and e61&c, sellers and closed at
e9c; December closed at 622sc and the July at 69c
To-day's price the top on the crop. 65i &c
for May Shipping sales are put high as 100000
bushels, St Louis taking corn mere. The estimate
day 1S7 cars There were claims Of increased Iowa
offerings In general way the Western offerings
tract stock decreased $4,000 bushels Patten helped
The rally along Phillips coyeree g snort Inc
Oats followed the corn lead and made new high
record for the crop. May opened al 43I4C. sold be-
tween 45isc and 43c and closed at 4S12c- December
closed 42tsc. The estimate for tomorrow is only
10 cars; receipts to-day, 25S cars Shipping sales
England. The contract stock is only 9l1O00 bushels.
Flaxseed was barely steady. cash 81 80 and Decem-
Der 81 5Sl2. There were $50 cars OF seed at the
three points, against Ill last year Oil is offered
Provisions felt the effect of enormous hog re-
cepts and profit taking Pork closed 29c under
Monday, lard 20c under and ribs 171zc under There
were 5000 hogs here; prices at the yards were &c
lower AT all the Western points there were 100 600
leading sellers On the decline there was renewed
outside buying.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

YORK--Charies NJ. Hough. administrator with
the Will annexed of Henry Leavitt. deceased Plain
tiff against Jacob Lewis Others Defendants Action
No 2 In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and
SALE made and entered the above entitled bear
ing date the 14h day of November 1901 l. the under
signed the referee In said Judgment named. will sell at
public auction at the New York Real Estate Salssroo.
No III Broadway in the Borough OF Manhattan. City
OF Newfork the 18th day of December 1901. at II
clock noon on that day by James l. Wells auctionee
e premises directed by said Judgment be Sold and
therein described as follows: All that certain lot piece
or parcel OF land with the building erected thereon
sltuaed lying and being IN the TventyfourIn Ward Of
the City OF New York. Borough Of The Bronx. and
bounded and described follows: Beginning point
on the Norhery line OF Fifth Street distant hus
cred and nnety.eght C29S)
dredlns to-lOGl of foot Eastwardy said distances
20 De measured along the said
Ste) from the Northsastsrly
ao Green Avenue. thence running Northwardly
Ine forming right angle with said
t1tn street one hundred one 0OD feet inches
20 lne MIDDLE line Of old wall
" out parallel with said Fifth
rect tnence South wardy. again along forming
right angle with said Northery of Fifth Street
one nundred and C01) feet Nort-
cry line OF Fifth Street thence WestwardIy but
sons sald Northerly line twenty-five (25S
feet 70 the point or place OF Beginning
Dated New York. 10Th November. 1901 4
.-o-.-- WILLIAM s. BENNET, Referee
ef-Q5.esEs WADDINGTON, Attorney for PLAINTIFF 1901
roloa1Way Borough Of Manhattan. City Of York
Inc Following IS diagram ~ the property be soId:,
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04
Green
Avenue
224S95
5tn Street


The approximate amount Of the Hen or charge %
satisfy which described is 10 be solo,
Is Two thousand Stxty-eEht dollars ana
forty-three interest thereon from
9th November 1901. together and allowance
amounting Three hundred and seventy-seven doars
and fortythrae s3S with interest thereon from
14h November 1901 together with the expenses or the sad
sale The approximate Of the assessnent
and other liens. allowed purchaser out OF
the purchase paid the referee Is Seventy
dollars thrty-One (ST5.3D and interest
Dated New York November, 1901
WILLIAM S. BENNET. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04
Notire of Gummous.

~ fy-v and County of New York. Morris Punch, Plain
tir against Sarah Punch Defendant. Trial desired in
~ Tart- C~o,nfy Summons. Action for absolute
n,yorce To the named Defendant: You are here
by summoned answer the complaint IN TINS acuon ana
the PLAINTIFFS Attorney
v;.br twenty days the service Of this Summons
of and in of your failure
- or answer judgment will be taken against you
relief demanded III the complaint
N' N'pataa Neu York November 10th. 1901
T. KAI.MAN Plaintiff Attorney once ana fos1oIice
a L. 5o6 broadway, New York City, Borough of
Manhattan. -r.o ,ors,o,r~ Summons &.
ere6 mon YOU publication pursuant 70 an order OF
pToctor Clarke Justice of the supreme Court
S+ate If New dated the 18th Gay OF November
1ao1 and filed with the complaint IN .h mut, W ct
lIonse in the City OF New 1oIk-
Dated November 26th lsoi. .,,o, one proa6wav New
a u ~ n T-irv Borough of Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF VIEW

foFk-Charles NJ Hough. administrators ,,.,,
the VIII annexed Of Henry NJ. Leavitt deceased
against Jacob Lewis and others Defendants ACTON No
j. In pursuance Of judgment FORECLOSURES ard ssis
made and entered in the entitled acrfo1
date the l4th day of November 1901 undersi1sd
the referee in said Judgment named. sell AZ pbTfc
aucton at the New York Real Estate Sa1eSr0o1
Broadway. in the Borough Of Manhattan City OF New
York on the 18th day Of December. 1901
noon on that day. by James l. Wells. auctfoneer the
premises directed by said Judgment therein
described as follows All that certain lot piece parcel
OF land with the building erected thereon
and being in the Twenty-fOurth Ward of he Cfty ~
New York Borough of the Bronx. and and de-
scrbef follows Beginning A point
line Of Fifth Street distant three hundred
eight t39S) feet and ninetyfve
Of foot Eastwar1y said distance measured
along the said Northery line Of Fifth STREET.
Norheasterly Of said Fifth
thence running NOrthwardly but line FORM
angle with said Northery Fifth
hundred and (01) feet inches the middle
wall: thence EastwardIy. but parallel
Fifth Street (25 feet; thence
wariIy along a line forming a right angle
with Fifth Street hundred and
GO1) feet inches said NOrtherly line Of Fifth
Street thence Weswardly. but along the said North
erly line Fifth Street twenty-five ) feet to the pons
place Of beginning
Dated New York 18th November. 1eo1 -,x
GEORGE wApDINGToN, Attorney for PialntIn n1 lso
Broadway Borough of Manhattan. CITY OF New 1orS
The following diagram Of the property 10 De solds
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04
foreclosure Snlsa-
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NJ

YoRK--CharIss NJ. Hough. as administrator with
the will annexed Of Henry NJ Leavitt deceased Painn
against Jacob Lewis and others. Defendants Action
No. l. In OF Judgment Of foreclosure and
SALE made and entered IN the above entitled action
bearing date the 18th day OF November. 1901 the
UNDERSIGNED the referee in said Jutsrnent named VIII
sell public auction the New York Real Estate Sales
Ill Broadway. the Borough o. Manhattan.
City Of New-York. the 18th day Of December, 1901.
at Il O'Clock that day. by James l. Wells.
toneer the premises directed by said Judgment ns
sold and therein described follows: All certain
lot. piece parcel of building erected
thereon situated lying and being in the Twenty-fourth
Ward Of the City OF New York Borough Of The
and bounded described follows Beginning
point the Northeriy line Fifth Street distant
hundred and forty-eight and ninety-ive
hundredths (95-100 OF foot Eastwanly Che said dis
tance TO be said Northery line Of
Fifth StreeO from the Northeaserly said Fifth
put along line forming right angie with said North
two inches 10 the middle line OF old wall thence
nve 29 feet thence SOuthwanily. but again along a
me forming right angle with said Northerly line OF
rifn street one hundred and QOD feet two inches
20 said Nortberiy line OF Fifth West
@ nn along the said Northerly line OF Fifth street
tWhtynSe tl feet to the point place Of beginning
Dated New York 10Th November,
WILLIAM s BENNETT. Referee
GEC5STs WADDINGTON, Attorney for PLAINTIFF. 100
-f1roaGWay Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New York
Inc foowlnS Is diagram Of the property be sold
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04
St. Joseph & Grand Island HALLWAY Co.

SS Broad st, New York. Dec - l3Ol
A I A MEETING of the Executive Committee
of the Board of Directors held this day. dividend
of TWO AND ONE-HALF PER CENT. the First Pre-
ferred Stock the declared payable Dec
30 1901 the holders OF Preferred
Stock the closing Of the transfer books Dec 3 1901
The transfer books for the First Preferred Stock VIII
close Dec 49, 1901. at P M and will reopen Dec 81.
1901. at 10 y. NJ.
w s WILSON. Secretary.
81 Wall St. N Y. Dec 3. 1901
The aforementioned dividend of TWO AND ONE
HALF PER CENT. will be payable on Dec. 80. 1901, TO
holders the of business Dec. IL,
1901 of Voting Trustees for Certificates
First Preferred Stock of the ST. Joseph and Grand Isl
and Railway Company.
books the Voting Trustees for Certih
will close Dec 13 1901.
P. NJ, will reopen Dec Fl. 1901 at 10 A NJ.
CENTRAL. TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Agents for Voting Trustees.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04

C,- vopK-sarnue EngIe. Plaintiff. against Jacob
-,sG Ne" and Annie Goldiam, his wife, EDWARD h
Goldlaih an Martha Wemple. his Wife Frederick B.
Menlp,e aaonh Block, Ira J. Ettnger, Charies Ciaude
smcs Brennan Edward PaIten Michae ,I t
James Miller Defendants Trial desired IN
Olsol Itr a Of New York. Summons with notice 10 the
the tous ad Tefendants: hereby summoned to
he Complaint this action and 10 serve copy OF
ais"eI an the Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty
o 9er The service this summons exclusive oil the
~ service: and OF your failure TO appear or
day Oh will be taken against by default. for
~ az. -ei;ef demanded in the complaint
Dated October 22nd. 1891. oas.a - De-.
cE0RGE HAHN. Plaintiffs Attorney oIhGe ara fost-
office address, No 302 broadway Mahhat'ah' Ne"
City.
To Eradarck B. Wemple defendant; ,,,-
sorsgnnr summons Is served upon by pubca-
,,on arsuant to order Of the Hon Henry Bischo Jr
80 .he supreme the State of New York
SafsS 1be goth day October 1901 and fed with the
in Of tle Clerk or the County OF
@ Yort Al his office in County Court House in the
Tsoroug, OF Manhattan City Of New York
dated New York, November sth. 1901, 80 ,-,
,FoRGE, HAHN Attorney for Plaintiff. 5o2 Broadway
Borough of Manhattan Sew York eity
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04
Green
5th Street

ON Street.
Inc approximate amount Of the lien or charge to-
atsy which the above described property sold
IS Two thousand six hundred sixtyeght dollars ami
fortthree (s2 SIS interest thereon from
oth NoVerper 1901 together with allowances
anountlng TO Three hundred and eishyto dollars and
Iorty-nree cents (S3s2 49,.
I4 November 1901 together with expenses OF ths
SAID sale The approximate OF
Inenfs and other liens, to
or the purchase money paid the referee E
five dollars and hirty-One
Dated New York. 18th November 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04
Chicago Great Western Railway Co.
yiNEE 10Th snni-a nnIlal n I11lerat of s. SlS

Chicago Great Western Railway Company will be made
according the said stock the
18th day Of January 1902 the holders of record on the
last day of December 1901.
The books of per Debenture stock
Will closed of business December 14th
1901. the I'd day of 1902.
Checks viii be mailed Stockholders.
BY order the Board of Directors.
r. G WIGHT. Secretary.
st. Paul. Mimi. December I'd 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04
18th Street.
Green
Avenue.


The approximate amount OF the lien or charge to satisfy
- ~ above described property be Sold
tosand six hundred and sixtyeght dollars and forty
with interest thereon from 6rh
Soverber 1901. together with costs and allowances
hundred and seventySeven dollars
s+fs +Srse cents tS31743). with interest thereon
an @ 1ab November 1901 together with the expenses OF
approximate amount OF the taxes,
and liens. 70 be allowed 70 the pur-
1850; o,- ~ rhe purchase money or paid by the releree
ave dollars and thirty-one cents (SI9Sll and
interest
Dated Ne" 1' WILLIAM s. BENNETT. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04

N OF NEW YORK-William BsTrian and ona.ies -
, Exscttors the last will and testament %
n Conto deceased. against IteIry ioa,-.
CharleS In pursuance judgment or Foreclosure
ana ~ made and entered in the actlon.
and SAFE tbs 18TH day November. 1901 l. the un
tbe referee said Judgment named vii seii
oersls .IctIon at the York Real Estate safes
a. NJ III Broadway. in the Borough OF
IN tha Citv OF York. or the l2th DAY OK
iaoi at IL O'Clock that day ny Hsr9eET a
suctioreer premises directed py sald Juos
aent to be sold and therein deserlned as to.ows
land with the Dulldinss ana llproxe
msnts thereon erected situate in Section SIoc
20 on tbe Land Map Of the city OF new 5ork. sns
Ssng in the Ward q sad CITY and bounced
I ssscrbe5 as follows: Beginning al point lorneS
S the Intersection CT the easery side OF Mercer StseSs
S,b the southery OF West Third Street VorneIy
Smity Street running thence sodthery ana along rc
side Street twenty-five reet unenc>
ssieriy and parallel with West ThiId street one nun.
go fs- 10 point distant hundred feet westeriyi
from the westerly side OF Broadway thence 1o.cnery
Mercer Street twenty-five teet 20 tnoi
southeriy side Third Street and thence
$50 -Ss said southerly side of West Third street ons
Snnre feet 10 the point place OF beginning ns SAID
sexeraI dimensions more or less
YSaIa, N1y York November 10th. 1901
Ds'e1 49, EDWARD B WHITNEY. Referee
r11r,yrTT & DEWITT. Attorneys for Piain-s
,isTs No IS Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhattan
New City - 49,. -.,.--,. O.. =. Ia.
-. go, nnrnbers and West Srd Street ana
246 Mercer Street.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04

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New-York tribune., 1901-12-04
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to all persons

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to all persons
~ who have omitted to pay their taxes for the year
10 nav the Receiver OF Taxes at his
office in the Borough which the property is located as
follows: Co.. 49,
haitian y. Y:
The Bronx, corner Third and fremont ave
The Bronx, n. Y;
Borough of Brooklyn. Rooms >. 4, 6 and S Muncipai
Bornugh of queens corner Jackson and Fifth
Long Island City, y. Y;
Borough of Richmond Richmond Building. New
Brighton. Staten Island. n. Y:
before the day OF January 1902. provided by
section Greater New York Charter tChapter
37s. of 1890.
Upon such remaining unpaid after the first day
OF December 1901 per centum viii be charged. re-
ceiyed and addition amount thereof
ana upon remaining unpaid first day OF
January will be charged received and col
thereof the OF seven per
per to be calculated from the sevenIn
dav of which day the assessment rolls
and for 1901 delivered to the
said the date of payment pursuant
to 916 of said act
~ DAVID E. AUSTEN. Receiver OF Taxes.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04
81 *


IT.. .,,ro1tn,ate amount lien 10
is hch the above described property Is 10 e Sold is
Novenber 1901. together with costs and allowances
with interest from November f3th
10J Together the expenses OF the sale The ap-
nroxmate amount OF taxes. assessments or other liens
RusJnh be allowed the purchaser out OF the
money paid by the referee is 1853 So and
interest ,o.- ,ao,
Na'eA ~ EDWARD 3. WHITNEY. RefersA