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New-York tribune., 1906-06-05
MONEY FOR HOOK MOUNTAIN PLEDGED
Although Governor Has Signed Bill Saving
Park Land, Opposition Is Still Feared.

Governor Higgins has signed the Carpenter Vain
wright bill. extending the Interstate Palisade Park
from Piermont TO Stony Point, and Hook Mountain
is thereby saved from the quarrymen The pu.-
chase money for the Hook Mountain lands has al
ready been pledged ana the Palisades Commission
has planned the work of extension
BY the new law. the Interstate Palisade Park now
extends from, Fort Lee, the west bank of the
Hudson thirty-hve miles. TO the southern limits of
the state reservation at Stony Point II includes
the entire stretch of Palisade cliffs Indian Head
Hook Mountain. High Tor and Little Tor. The feat
ure Of the finished park Will be the cliff highway
along the river bank. connecting with the state
highways Stony Point
IL is feared that there may still be some opDosi-
ton 10 the extension from quarry owners ami their
political friends.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail TODAY for
Bremen the Kronprinz Wilhelm are:
Harry s Black Mrs. Wesley Merritt
Mr.. and MIS- Philip J. Britt Mrs W II McCreery
Mr.. ana Mrs Alfred Nj Dr James Priestley
Goats Miss Dorothy Patterson.
Mt and Mrs George Emery euFt fuCEdesChsl
Daniels lCharles Y. Scarborough
W L Graves Mr. and Mrs Henry Schin
Miss Gertrude Holmes Mr.. ana Mrs ] 9 TatabIe
and Mrs Max kaskel iVfconte Jean de Nalon
Mr ara MIS- a Lisner MaJor O. Creighton Webb.
Those who will sail to-day for Liverpool on the
Carmsnia
Nj and Mrs George H. Miss Frances Ogden
BeckWith. Mr and Mrs c 5 Platt.
Mr. ana Mrs Valentine James Henry Smith
Bliss Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L.
Mr. and MIS- walter Con Shanwald.
Ewing scott
BTinsley Fitzgerald Mr.. and Mrs J. Walter
Mr Mrs. George y Thompson
Mrs George de Forest Lord Mr and Mrs sidney W
Mr. and Mrs Franklin Mac winsow
Veagh
Passengers who have booked on the Prinz Oskar
which viii sail to-day for Naples are:
Mr.. end Mrs. james Wheat Mrs Philip r Kelly
land smith Mr. and Mrs Gavin Hart.
Professor and hrs ]. A Miss Z. 81. Cromwell.
Mandel. Miss 81 4. Van Aler
Travellers who arrived yesterday from London
the MinnetonkA We're:
Nr Mrs Charles Klein Mr. and Mrs Edwin Davis
Rear Admiral J. V French
Bleecker and AIRS Bleecker Mr. and Mrs. Andrew ".
r i. ATnott Crawford
O. Douglas Palmer.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05
AMERICAN GIRL SINGS IN VIENNA.

Gable dispatches from Vienna yesterday brought
news of the of another American grand
opera singer Miss Lillian Heidelbach. of this city
who has been of Director Conried's pupils at
the Metropolitan Opera House School of Opera
since its beginning, sang on Sunday before Direc-
tor Mailer, of the Imperial Opera, Vienna. Herr
Maher urged her TO sign contract TO sing leading
operatc parts at the Imperial Opera, Vienna for
several years, but Miss Hedelbach has asked the
privilege of giving decided answer az a later date
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05
IN MEMORY OF CARL scHuRz.

The meeting in memory OF Carl Schurz that has
been arranged by a committee representing a
hundred German societies. having a membership of
hundred thousand will be held at Carnegie
Hall on Wednesday evening. at Sis O'Clock. Hubert
ellis will preside. and among the speakers will be
President Nicholas Murray Butler OF Columbia, Dr.
A. Jacob George Won Skal and Or. Emanuel
Baruch. The German singing societies will pro-
vide a thousand voices After O'Clock no
tickets OF admission will be required.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05
WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Racing Belmont Park.
Board OF Aldermen. City Hall; p. m.
New York University. class day exercises: ..
Meeting California Club. Waldorf-Astoria: . D m
Package party by knickerbocker Club
home OF Mrs Camille Brnbohm. No. 2lT West 1O4th
street; evening.
New York Historical Society meeting, second
and 11th street; $50 p.
by Edward Psyson Weston. pedestrian No 3ls
West 5Tth street; p.
Barnard College. dance. gymnasium: evening
Free Day al the Museum and the Geological
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UNDERTAKERs.
Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 1e.
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Mrs Daisy Beard Shuts married on Satur-
day morning in Holy Trinity Church. in BROOKLYN
to Frederic c. Brown A breakfast was given by
the brides sister, Mrs. Edward Hinman at No 10
Remsen street after which the couple sailed for
Europe. Mrs Browns first husband was John II
Shuts. jr.. TO whom she married in 1880 She
received divorce in 1901. with the CUSTODY az her
two children Shuts, though forbidden by the de-
married Miss Jeanette c. Miller OF ST. Louis
irn -
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w EDDINGS.

The wedding of Miss Edith Bulkeley Ruggles,
daughter of the late Henry j Ruggles. and Charles
Herbert Langmuir. son Of Charles Langmuir long
a representative of the New York Life Insurance
Company in Europe. took place at St Marks
Church in the Bowery. yesterday. The Rev. Hugh
McC. Birkhead. of St. Georges Church performed
the ceremony The bride was given away by her
sister. Howard S. Mott was best man
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05

Forecast for Special Locaiit-s-For District OF Co
lunha and Maryland. partly cloudy to-day showers and
"Wednesday afternoon light 10 fresh south winds
For Delaware fair to-day Wednesday showers: light
south winds
For New Jersey fair to-day; Wednesday showers with
cooler in north portion. light TO fresh south winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania, fair to-day; Wednesday
showers and cooler: light 10 fresh south winds.
For Eastern York fair to-day; "Wednesday showers
ana cooler fresh south winds
: For New England to-day; Wednesday showers and
except Eastern Maine fresh south to southwest
winds
For Western New York showers to-day. cooler in
portion Wednesday showers rresh southeast 10 south
winds
Local Official Record.-The following official record
Weather shows the changes In the
peratur, for last twenty-four hours comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year:
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SENATOR sEvERIpGE ILL.

Washington. June 4-Senator Beveridge, Of
Indiana. is suffering from an ndispostion brought
on by stomach trouble. He did go the Capitol
to-day but expects 10 be in the Senate before the
week is
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Died.

sd beloved r, q Esr .ss 5ae
s , n al TwenSy-1ouTih Street NJ E. Church near
cARY-In London. England May 4 ises. Her..a
cary. son OF Clarence Cary and Elizaneth n Cary
Funeral services will be hed Grace church. 5rosd
The intsrment win be a Aiesandris. Va.
DAvIDsoNAt he- late residence yonker.- Irn4-
Daniel N Davidson and daughter o. late DR. Abr.
held al the Church Of he HsaTeny Rest s5 ave. % and
18th St. Thursday morning. June Z. at II O'Clock
s asls !9s Ra "a 3a Bs g w. ss:: E:
az 81 Tnomas's Gureh 9TH and SD ST. Thursday.
family Southern papers please copy.
FRANCIs-At Yonkers. Y. on Sunday June s. 1905
n cSare s sH Yns %snssdsy syss s a.
noon June 9. 1906 at O'Clock
eEs7o1 Fs 7TI, MoHasy June Katharine Tr0op wife cs
bss ss " Wa " Monssss eSsr Ea9sral service viii ss
ave- Thusdy. n june y At so' So oSloc s * near S0'u'
KENT-At New Brunswick n. J.. on June 3. 1906.
,ra SnSTlss y w son Of tae late william Kent Funeral
Wednesday. June q. at $50 ociOek
LORD Suddenly. on June his residence. No. A4
sd years. Fns services q ice ess at ,hs ssS espsl q
st. on Wednesday. at O'Clock
NEWMAN suddenly. sunday. June 8 1906 at her
sst5 sSsdeTss Rs.sr Ns s sy St sTookyn n X Mary E
man and daughter Of the late William BlescSer Funeral
PINKHAM-on saturday June 2 1905 Benjamin B.
rnkSam aged 5a m ySAIs Funeral SERVICES a. his Ias
o'clock Interment salem. Detroii pap.rs
TREsIDDER-
KANE LODGE. NO. 454, r. a A
Brethren. You requested n
the Disciple Esst ssth st near Madison
Wednesday evening at clock FOR the pur-
Of hOldtag Masonic Services
Worshipful John r.. Tresidder
HENRY w PENOYAR GEORGE 7. JACKSON
Secretary
VAN CLEAF-On June 4. ]. Elizabeth beloved wiss or
John G. Van Cleaf aged so Funeral services al hep
late residence Mansion Houss. Brooklyn yuns
g. II O'Clock a. m Interment prvate
wANGFM ANNy-SuddenIv at I3stb Reach Iona r..,s
June 2 1905. A Theodore 2.
years Services No 305 Adams St Brooklyn T>les-
Long Island. Wednesday morning June O.
wESTERvELT-On May 20, at his late residence IN
Knoxville. Tenn, Richard Henry Westervslt rhto
city in the s6th OF his Intsrment
sack. N ].
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otherwise than he did. We shall mis-. him very
much In the Senate, and II will be a long time
Tear. before we shall have in the Senate q man SO
vel qualired and so willing TO discharge the re-
ence had imposed on him
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05

Contracts haN been closed between Walter n.
Lawrence and Miss Hilda Spong. and she will star
under his management for long term of years.
Miss Spong will begin in a three-act comedy OF
modern life. entitled Lady Jim" Harold Heaton
is the author. This will be his first effort as a
dramatic author. After a week on the road star
and play TO be brought into New York where
they will appear at Broadway theatre early in
her
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Highest temperature yesterday. degrees: lowest ~
average 70; for corresponding date 20
corresponding date years 81
Local forecsst-To-day fair: Wednesday showers anc
eoolsr. light to sIssh south wiadA
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Negotiations which have been pending for some
time between Walter n. Lawrence. managing
Henry E. Dixey IN THE Man on the Box and
Lee Shubert. for showing this attraction at the
Waldorf Theatre, London. were closed yesterday
The first week in November will see this American
play making bid for London approval The orig
inal company and production will be taken over
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LANGMUIR- Monday June 4 1906. at
8. Marx STINT the-BoweTy BY the Rev. Birch
head Edith Bulkey Ruggles. daughter OF the late
Henry Joseph and Maria Adams Ruggles Mr.. Charles
Herbert LanEmur. all % New York
Notices of marriages and deaths be indors~d
with full address
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05

BETTS-At stamford Conn. Sunday June 3 1906
Amelia p Autremont lockwood. widow Of James Betrs
In her Funeral service win De held az her
late residence strawberry Hin. Tuesday. II a.
B0SwELL-Cp about February r. 1906 henry L.
Boswell. aged so years. lnterment Perth AnbOy
y. J.
BRUEff-on June 2. Annie Holmes wife OF
and daughter Of the Richard J. Holmes
be held residence her sister
Giles r Bushnell. "a Hancock 81 BROOKLYN
Tuesday. June O. at p m.
BURGESS-Suddenly. June a Elizabeth H. Burgess
Funeral services the Cathedral Garden City.
Island. Wednesday morning al 1870. Interment at
Providence. Thursday.
BURTIS-On Sunday. June 3 Jennie A. widow OF Abrs--
ham Burtis Services her late residence NO. IS
South Portland ave-. Brooklyn. Tuesday. y. IA
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05

Among the passengers who will sail today for
Bremen on the Kronprinz Wilhem I'm are:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05
Those who viii sail to-day for Liverpool on the


Travellers who arrived
the Minnetonka were:
MT and Mrs Charles Klein.
Rear Admiral J. V. Il.
Bleecker and AIRS. BleeckeT.
=. l.. ATnott.
o. Douglas Palmer.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-16

Otis Carveth of OrtonvlEe. whose
long suit is selling namm's beer, was
IN the city yesterday. Wneu il comes
to eXtolling the virtues of Hamm's
famous brew, Otis Is Johnnie on the
spot and is never minus. He has all
other beers handicapped a mile and
knocks competition off creation, like
IA gin fountain smashed by Carrie
Nation.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-16

employees S2,943. 673 A. 1t seems
like risky proposition for farmers
to loan money to concern hundreds
of miles away, and about which they
know so little, but 1T seems some
do it, Long Prairie Argus.
Several Of the boys had roast
dues supper with all the accompani-
ments, at the Boston Restaurant the
o her da" and those who were there
and helped absorb the grub are loud
IN their praise of the chef de cuisine
OF that popular eatery.
On the farm of John Teare is a
granary which is inexpensive as we'll
as unique. This is made by setting
posts In the ground for the corners,
and woven wire is used as the sides.
AS the grain is run in laver of hay
is laid around the edge between the
| gram and wire, and VI care is taken
in placing the hay, not a kernel will
be LOST White Rock Journal.
Fl. II. Cargal, representing the
Frerker Bros. Co., wholesale whis-
kies, of Duluth, was calling on the
trade in town Wednesday, d. FL. ls
1 a James p. Dandy as an entertainer,
he's the Oklohonla wonder, the warm
gazook, the one IN tho bunch, the
sweet singer from Michigi!n and
that is no idle jest or touch me- not
absurd, we're handing you. l: you
don't believe it,, get MIN to tune uE
his sweet baZOo ''IIello Bill"
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-16

Scottish Rite Masous from all parts
of this state, and also from several
adjoining states. Will convene in
Sioux Falls Nov. 2lst tor "a three
days session, in which they will CON
fer the higher deslees upon a large
class of candidates
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-16
Funeral of Mrs. Okeson.

The body of Mrs. Geo. Okeson, who
formerly resided east OF the city but
who die1 In Spokane about two
months ago, was brought back to her
former home today, via Browns VAL
ley. The funeral services will be
held Sunday at the family home at
2 p. m., conducted by Rev. Rudie,
and the many friends Of the family
will be given an opportunity to pay
their last respects to the deceased.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-16
Imperial Male Quartette.

The first entertainment nf the
library lecture course will be given
Monday evening, by the Imperial
Male Quartette. and promises TO be
of superior excellence. Press COM
ments are unqualified IN their praise
of this comrauy of entertainers, and
professional and educational leaders
speak of them in the highest t'rms.
We quote the following from the
Garrettsville (Ohlo) Press: "Every
selection rendered by the quartette
was gem. aud one or more encores>
VS., demanded sitter each number
The solo work Of Messrs. Parkefj
Moule and Webster was of high
order, all having voices of remark
able range and purity, and indicating
careful degree of training and
culture A finer tenor soloist than
NJ Parker has not appeared here ia
:, Il Years. Mr.. Monies baritone
atti ~ Webster's bass solos were
equally enjoyable. Mr.. Fitzgerald is
the talented accompanist of the
organization.' The quartctte are
accompanied by Miss Beck W i h,
whose readings are delightful fea-
ture of the entertainment. Reserve /
seats are now on sale at Towles' drug
store.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-16
Marriages..
konLMAN-KALENpoRFER

The marriage of Math. Kohlman and Miss
Marteny Kalendorfer took place Tuesday,
Nov. 18th. at the Catholic church, the core.
mony being performed by Rev FIR, Hepperle
Of Big Stone City. AT the conclusion Of the
ceremony, the wedding party proceeded to
the home of NJ. Trautner, where the happy
event was celebrated htiingly. Both OF the
contracting parties are we'll known in the
city and have many friends here The groom
is a member Of the sisseton Stone Co.,
Mr.. and Mrs Kohlman will live In the pretty
stone cottage on Fourth avenue east which
has just been built.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-16
CRADLE, ALTAR AND GRAVE
Births

FOELL
Born on Monday, November 18th, to Mr
and Mrs. Jake Foell, OF Goodwill, q daughter
NOBLE
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Noble of VIC
tor township on Thursday, Nov. Sth, boy.
LARSON
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Larson of Victor
township, boy, on Thursday. November sth
BURSHIEM
Born, Monday, November 18th, to Mr.. and
Mis-. John Bursheim. OF Summit. o boy.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-16
Deaths.
unGYrNn

Died, at his home in Lien township, We'd
nesday, Nov. z, John Hoglund, aged 81 years.
Death was caused by consumption.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-16

w. e. Mut1ey, who formerly ran
the Racket store in this city. left
Monday so look up new location on
one OF the lines west of the Missouri.
When asked how far he was going,
he replied tnat he expected to ride
three days on the cars, seventy five
miles 10y stage, aud go about two looks
and yell beyond the stage lime, and
then take up some land.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-16

j a Bennett, with L. EppsLon &
Sons Co.. St. Paul, was in the city
Wednesday. j. A. is strictly union
made. "a hundred IN the shade, and
when il comes to getting trade, he
gets there, ZaZa. with 10th feet
(rhat came mighty near being poetry,
b'gosh.)
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-27
MANY PRIZES OFFERED
Minnesota State Art Society Will Re
ward Meritorious Work.

The Minnesota State Art society will
hold its third annual exhibition OF
painting, sculpture, architecture, art,
craft and artistic photography in Man
kato April to 90. There will be a
preliminary showing of the exhibit in
St. Paul from March 10 to "a, Prizes
Of $50 will be awarded for the best
work in painting, sculpture, architec-
tural design and handlcraft,. and five
prizes of $40 each for works of art
craft in wood, glass, metal, leather,
textile, lace and other materials and
for applied designs. A prize Of $50
will be given for the best architectural
solution for monumental entrance to
the campus Of state university and
awards Of $40 each for the best study
in color from nature, the best study in
black and white from nature and the
best design for a bookplate appropriate
for some public library, city or club.
In artistic photography a prize of $15
will be given for the best photograph
the second most artistic. Silver and
bronze medals and honorable mentions
will also be awarded.
The exhibition committee, which in.
c1udes Robert Koehler, Miss Grace b.
McKinstry, Miss Mary Motltons Che
ney, D. Ernest Randall and Edwin H
Hewitt, has issued circulars announ
cling the prizes and the requirements
All works sintended for the exhibition
must be sent to the State Art society
at the capitol, St. Paul, not later than
March ! =: