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Evening star., 1905-05-11

performed. Contemporaneous speech from
the lips of men of acknowledged ability and
brilliant service is greater than any studied
eulogtum. But in summing up the results
of its deliberations this society desires to
express Its admiration for this man, who,
enlisting at the beginning of hostilities In
the great war; served to Its close, through
all vicissitudes Of great service. He per-
formed his whole duty in more than six
score of engagements; he was often wound
ed. often promoted and often commended.
THE society respectfully submits copy
of these resolutions to the widow, mother
and family of our deceased commander, and
tenders to them all of the sympathy and
affection which we feel for those who sur
vive our friend, comrade and commander"
Officers for the corps for the ensuing
year were elected as follows: Col. John ].
McCook of New York. president; Gen. H.
e. Tremaine. first vice president; Mr.. G.
w. States, second vice president; Capt. w.
A. Sheldon, third vice president; Capt H.
H. Warner. fourth vice president and w.
B. Besley, secretary-treasurer. A. F. F.
Evening star., 1905-05-11
ARMYOF THE POTOMAC
Delegates Visiting tho Bat
tlefields Today.
THE OLD HENRY HOUSE
LIKEWISE THE sUDLEY ROAD ARE
INSPECTED.
Many "reminiscences of the Incidents
of Both Battles of Bull Run
Brought Out.
THE OLD HENRY HOUSE
spec,sI From q stan Correspondent.

Special From Stan Correspondent
MANASSAS. Va, May 1.-THE reunion
of the Society of the Army of the Potomac
here today and yesterday has been voted
the most successful of any previous gath-
ering in the history of the organization
since the great oonclave of the veterans
here In 1865. following the grand review IN
Washington.
The new Manassas-the Manassas that
has grown from the ashes left by the SOL
diers during the four years of struggle-has
received the men from the north east and
west with the kind of hospitality for which
Virginia is famous the world over, and to-
day. all business of the organization having
been disposed Of tie members of the socl-
ETY. have placed themselves unreservedly IN
the hands of the people of the town. and
are being entertained by them in royal
fashion. There is nothing in the town that
does not belong to the veterans. From the
chairman of the reception committee. the
Evening star., 1905-05-11
TRANSFERRED TO CHILE.
Peru's Minister Here Will Go to San
tiago.

As an initial step in the rapprochm ent
between Peru and Chile the Peruvian gov
ernment has appointed its minister at
Washington, Senor Manuel Alvarez Cal
deron, minister to Chile. The arrival Of
Mr.. Calderon at Santiago. although 1t will
not take place for some time will mark
the resumption of long-severed relations
between the two countries, dating from the
beginning of their dispute over Tacna and
africa. The departure of Senor Calderon
from Washington deprives the Latin-Amer-
leans of one of their leading spirits, FOR
Mr.. Calderon knows the United States as
few foreigners do. and his wide popularity
and diplomatic ability have given him
strong position here. His service here finds
its best testimonial in the uninterrupted
cordiality which has existed between Lima
and Washington since his appointment.
Evening star., 1905-05-11

wasb,npton who came in this morning.
On arriving at the Henry farm the assem-
hIape was called to order by Mr.. George
G Round of Manass as, ana seVerai y. tiio
retarans who had been in the two tights
related "reminiscences of their days aneid.
The meeting was brief. and at It's close
lunch was served and the guests were ieft
to follow their own devices The return
70 Manassas will be made this evening. ana
many of the veterans will start for their
homes this evening. Many others. now
ever have made arrangements 10 stay mere
several days and revisit points OF iheerest
to them.
Last Nights Entertainment.
,os. night the members of the society
we're the guests of the citizens at Two
meetings The ladies of the Baptist
church repeated their successful entertain
ment of wednesday night at Nicol Hail and
many veterans attended. A camp fire was
held at the court house over which Judge
]. b. F. Thornton, commonwealth attorney
for Prince William county, presided. Short
addresses were made by the veterans OF
bot,, the Union and confederate armies.
In the confusion attending the latter part
of the business session of the society yes
terfiay The Star correspondent misunder-
stood Col. George III. Patrick's resolution
and wrote Gettysburg for Fredericksburg.
Col. Patrick asked the society to indorse
the resolution providing for the establish
ment of national park at Fredericksburg
and not at Gettysburg. The site of the
last-named battle is already a national
park. A. +. Il.
Evening star., 1905-05-11
viii Meet to Consider PLANS.

Arrangements have been made for mass
meeting this evening of the southern ladies
of Washington in the parlors of the Riggs
House in conjunction with the Stonewall
Jackson Chapter, Southern Cross Chapter.
Daughters of the Confederacy, r. E. Lee
Chapter and the Ladies' Southern Relief
Society, having In charge the entertain
ment of the delegates to the southern in
dustrial parliament which will begin In
Washington May q.
Evening star., 1905-05-11
ALLEGED ovERpAYMENT.
Salt for Taxes Amounting to SO, ,o65
Filed Against the District.

The District of Columbia has been named
defendant in a suit for 81, ,O65. alleged to be
everpaid as personal tax assessments by
the Union Trust Company. The company
charges that May 20. 1902 1t paid 81 200. %
In lieu of personal taxes due for year end
Ing December 81. 1902. and August 13. 1902,
Evening star., 1905-05-11
Funeral of DIR. Julian w. Deane.

Funeral services over the remains of Dr.
Julian W. Deane, who died at his home in
Deanwood last Saturday, took place Mon
day afternoon at the family residence
Interment was made in the Deane burying
ground Mr.. Deane's second wife and sew
erai children, by a former marriage sur
vive him. His first wife was Miss Brown.
ing. His second wife was Miss Rhell u
the District
Evening star., 1905-05-11
VIII Of Flavius ]. Fisher.

The will of Flavius J. Fisher, dated De-
cember 8, 1903, was filed today for pro-
bate The entire estate is devised to testa-
tors wife, Elizabeth p. Fisher, with the
exception of SO bequeathed to his son AL
bert. The will states that decedent was
satisfied that his wife will make ample pro-
vision for his son when necessary.
Evening star., 1905-05-11

bill for $4 1872 80 was presented by the
tax appraisers for year ending June 30.
1908. This included the period for which
payment had been made The second pay
ment, 1t Is explained, was made to avoid
a seizure of the company's property.
Evening star., 1905-05-11
Court Adjourns Until May, %.

The Court of Appeals of the District has
adjourned until Tuesday, the 25d instant.
The court has heard all the cases In which
counsel were prepared to make arguments.
and will use the recess time in preparing
opinions in the cases already submitted
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09

We have been frequently asked
about the game Law In regard to nsh-
ing. There has been no change In
the Law rssarding hshing and from
now until the season CLOSES October
slst there will be sport for those who
like to angle for the specified beauties.
At present however, the streams are
too high 70 make fishing good and
probably the month Of July will come
In this year - the fishing month.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09
GRIP van wiakls'' Moore.

xtis nornins's Ex Pazte contains
quite N sstiels csnssrisg The Trib.
lss for not beossins ths looat odd
Fellows Lodge In buildins an opera
hoass here. Perhaps 10 the fullnsA
Of time this would b. news" paper
viii wake up and hpd ont. what
everybody els In town already knows.
that two weeks ago the Odd Fellows
ledge (sboush this sane committee
whieh Ex Pasts says IL now working
- hard) sbAndonsd the project Of
building this structure for the simple
rsason that Il eosld not raise The nec.
sssary funds.
II 4 also possible that our little
eoatsuporary-snploys Of half paid
child labor and round town loafsr.
will after while learn that . oossris
Of sscosssful Florsnos business men
are now bard at work perfseling plans
- erect buildiug which will b. .
ersdit 70 this town and soanty. Tnsy
will deabtlsn call a. this lazy b.
hinA.ths.tl1es ''wood bss'' aross for
his aid anA shsss solsuns will ~
Dlsassl b psalish u dollars end
sess ~ anesst q oaA Rips
s'beesA' Bat thss ~ aayteAy ever
kssv = Mesrs sivias % . ssss vi
~ ~ lsws o. asy thias IN Il u.
espe 3hash 4. Asessi
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09

James Bryant. . colored man want.
ID 1t Canon City Of burglary. had
rsason 70 regret the Canon City
shsrin's trip 70 Pueblo yesterday With
IN insans patient. While shs shsriA
was Walking down souih Unien ave.
noe he saw Bryant satins in . rsssas.
rant and he lost 20 ttns in plaoirs
his man under arrest. Bryant's rooa
10 roonins hosss near The union
depet was ssarchsd anA . large grip
Alisd with sleahins. ssns 4 which
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09

The Santa Fs 10 again running il
trains over its own road between Pus.
bio, and Florsnos. The nrst train
run over the branch sincs Non day
came in on that road yesterday but
Il arrived In Florence an hour lats.
The wassr In the river 10 rscedins.
The damage 70 the road ut Portland
he's bean repaired and NO furths.
trouble IL anticipated unless the river
raises again.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09

Nrs. John School. of Cheyenne.
Wyo.. 10 perhaps the youngest grand
mother in the United etates. This
distinction came 10 her Last week ~
the result Of the birth Of . con 10 her
daughter. Mrs. Jos. Aanley. Mrs.
Manley 10 16 years Of Ass and Grand.
ma Schosl 10 now 8S years Of ~.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09

IL believed to have been secured at
Canon City In . recent robbery. was
found. The prisoner WAS taken to
Canou' City last night. Bryant for
msrly worked ~ porter in . barber
shop In this city.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09

The water Of the Arkansas 10 said
to BE- cutting away 0amasr's land In
bad shape sast Of town.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09

The csss Of Night MAMMAL Bush
and Actina Marshal Warner who were
charged with assault and batssry came
up for hearing before Judge aandsrs
ysstsrday aftsrnoon but was dismissed
on motion Of the district attornsy for
the reason that NO case wee made By
the peoples Witnesses.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09

Tho engagement Of Gwylum Phil.
lips and Min Florence Kils Of Rook.
vale. IL announced. The wedding
will take place as the homo Of the
bride next Thursday.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09

The West End feed store of Blsns,
Hogats d Co.. 10 closed and the store
telephone will b placed IN The He.
gate rssidsncs for the coavssisncs Of
the Wast End pasroes. Thoss desif-
Ing 70 order fesd On step 10 this phone
and plaos their order. The hay and
grain business will hereafter b con.
duoted fron The store at Second end
Pixies Peak avsuue and by calling
phens BED ~ The deliverynan will
deliver year order q short nesiss.
sS.o7
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09

Bystsnders near the river last even.
ing claim 70 have seen what appeared
to be = body floating down stream
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09

THE wEATHER--Psrtly cloudy
and cooler With local thunder showsrs
tonight and Saturday.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09

The Odd Fellows Of Colorado will
oslsbrats Sunday Juns 18th - Mem.
orial day.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09

Hot tamales and chile con carps at
the Central Market. S6-S7
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09

Floto's big circus has been billed
10 exhibits In Florence Friday. June
S0th. The show grounds have been
selected out near the ball park.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09

Mrs Bonney Of East Seventh street
hAs lot Of sweet peas In bloom.
She claims thsy are the hTst sweet
pea flowers in bloom in Florence this
yesr.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09

Home rendered lard at the Central
Market. 10 cents the pound. $685.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09
(. Pirsly Personal .

4. r. Brown 10 down from Den.
yer.
"A. n. Danforth left for Denver
at noon.
". 8. Simon Of Canon spent the
day in Florsncs.
"a. q. Preston and wife are in
Greeley Waiting friends.
j. @. Johnston Of the United Oil
company went 10 Pueblo shis After
noon.
-Elbsrt Clary hes accepted posi-.
tion with the Rambo drug store at
Portland.
-. A. Espey. J. J. Hsssiok. ard
Clarsnos Jones went down 70 River
ton today.
"A. II. Smith 10 in Trinidad on
business connected with tho Premium
OlAl company.
--xra Kingsley who has besn visit
ing friends hero has returned to her
homo In Pueblo.
Miss Belle Kennedy IL in SAlida
assisting she Hadlsy Aercs ntils com.
peny with their new stock.
w. A. Williamson and wife Of
Rockvals who spent . month in Cali
fornia have rsturned homo.
Alderman Wilson and Water
Superintendent Stesn are transaoting
business IN Canon this afternoon.
-0ustav Ephriam . Denver heal
Or and bis wife are In the city and
Mr.. Ephriam hes opened offices in the
Lowell block.
20. =. Smith came down from
Lsadville yesterday. Mr.. Smith has
brother here who 10 . linotype
machine operator on the Denver Post.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09

Iss cold rsfrsshmsnts at the dAncs
In Morgan hall tonight.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09

Don't fail 70 attend the dance st
Morgan hall this evening. Tickets
rs csnts.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09

The surveying party Of the Great
Western railroad this morning went
into camp on Oak Creek above Rook-
vale.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09

les cold zsfrsshmsnts a the dane.
at Morgan hall tonight
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09

Don't fail 70 attend the dAncs at
Morgan hall this evening. Tickets
75 CENTS.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09
Entertains Friends.

Mis- Myrtle Clybarn lass evening
entertained . number Of her friends
at the Miller heuse. The young lady
was assisted BY Miss Lillian Moore.
The time was spent in playing pro-
srsnivs high hvs and in eating.
For scoring the highest In the card
games George Crouch won the gen.
tlsnan's prise. box Of cigars and
the ladies prize WAS awarded 70 Miss
Orissa Blrdsall, The prise Wa .
beautiful bunch Of flowers.
Those in attendance were Assssrs.
Crouch. Doyle. King. McEwsn. Hon-
man. Woods; Misses Moore. Silver.
Pansy Silver. Warner. Birdsall. Oar
mody and Miller.
The evening was spent very pless.
Ansly.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09

Strawberries arc now in the market
and the Central Asat Market has
them galore. S6-s7
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09

Ths mail boy will now bsgin y
ssvs bic nicksls for tbs big circus.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09
...rseaI neu....

Go - the Central Market Tor nscs
corn ted bssf. ss.s7
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09

Nrs. Dave Harper. formerly Of this
city, was thrown from . wagon st
81 Moro yesterday and injured 10
some extent. Mr.. Harper was ct one
time employed BY the Arkansas VAL
Icy Electric company hers.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09
Cas- Continued.

The oass Of J. ". Raubo who il
suing d. O. Groves for the recovery
Of the amount Of $3.50 hes been con.
tinusd for 20 days.
NJ. Groves this mosnins alsd an
smdavtt alleging thas The psopsrty
attashsd W. szsnptsd from attach.
neat end alse Hlsd motion 10 have
shs prspsssy ssis.ssa.
Ths osssoat then asrssd 10 Try
~ issse raissA II thsa mdavit. thae
ths psspsr1 was sxsnpAsd. u 10
s'slesk tsassrsw oossiag.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09
D. Z R. Q.

sumner sxosrsiee rates - OoleeaSs
poiDts. Saturday. Sunday sAA 1sa-
day tieksts % Ill peins - greatly ~
decsd ratss. fes fall pars3colaes
ell And ~ 1resnan osnnse. AeooA
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09

With our Dream 10 sweet. the ssr.
vice % neat. Il ID . treat. that 10 .
pleasure TO repeat to take your friends
10 DANIELS SODA FOUNTAIN.
7etf
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09

Rsad Nr. Wilson's article In anoth.
Or column about the city printing
bill Of Ex parte. Mr.. Wilson has
the privilege Of being placed in the
proper light before the public.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09

yesr.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-09

IW AUxB00 uo1A SOOt80b'
The Odd Fellows Of Colorado will
oslsbrats Sunday Jans 18th - Mem.
orial day.
Hot tamales and ohils con carps at
thu Central Market. 8e-S7
THE wEATHER--Psrtly cloudy
snd cooler with local thunder showsn
tonight and Saturday.
Ice cold refreshments a the dance
u Morgan hall tonight.
The water Of the Arkansas 10 said
to b cutting away 0amasr's land In
bad shape east Of town.
Home rendered lard at the Central
Market. 10 cents the pound. 1851
Bystanders near the river Last even.
ing claim 70 have seen what appeared
to be body floating down stream
Don't fail 70 attend the danoe st
Morgan hall this evening. Ticksts
76 CENTS.
The surveying party Of the Great
Western railroad this morning went
into camp on Oak Greek above Rock-
vale.
Don't fail 70 attend the dance ct
Morgan hall this evening. Tickets
rs cents.
Floto's big circus has been billed
70 exhibit In Florence Friday. June
S0th. The show grounds have been
selected out near the ball park.
Mrs Bonney Of East Seventh street
nas lot Of sweet psas in bloom.
She claims thsy are the first sweet
pea flowers in bloom in Florence this
yesr.
Strawberries are now in the market
and the Central Meat Market has
them galore. s6-s7
Tho engagement Of Gwylum Phil.
lips and Mim Florence Kils Of Rock.
vale. 10 announced. The wedding
will take place as the homo Of the
bride next ThursdAy.
With our Dream 10 sweet. the ssr.
vice 20 neat. Il IL = treat. that 10 .
pleasure TO repeat to take your friends
10 DANIELS SODA FOUNTAIN.
7sts
Rsad Mr.. Wilson's articls in anoth.
or column about the city printing
bill Of Ex parte. Mr.. Wilson has
the privilege Of being placed in the
proper light before the public.
Nrs. Dave Harper. formerly Of this
city, was thrown from . wagon ct
81 Moro yesterday and injured 70
some extent Mr.. Harper was at one
time employed BY the Arkansas VAL
Icy Electric company hers.
The csss Of Night MAMMAL Bush
and Actins Marshal Warner who were
charged with assault and batssry came
up for hearing before Judge flanders
ysstsrday aftsrnoon but was dismissed
on motion Of the district attornsy for
the reason that no case was made By
the peoples Witnesses.
Nrs. John School. os Cheyenne.
wyo.. 10 perhaps the youngest grand
mother in the United States. This
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-07-26
JAP ATTEMPS TO
KILL PALERMO MAN

Chas. Barguist, section fore
man at Palermo, was attacked
by one of the section men, a
young Jap named Fukuzo Mat
sudo, Monday with a railroad
bar, in an attempt to kill him.
The Jap was arrested Tuesday
morning and taken before JUS
tice Of the Peace JIG. Hoff, where
he admitted his guilt and was
bound over to district court.
Constable Hawkinson brought
him to Minot and he is now
lodged in the county Jail.
Barquist was struck over the
arm with a heavy bar and badly
injured. The Jap was persistent
and made up his mind to kill the
foreman, SO threw d pick at Bar
quist. Barq,'ist protected him
self with IL board and in this
manner saved his life. The pick
struck the board and was forced
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-07-26
FINANCIAL CONDITION
OF WARD COUNTY

County Treasurer Mitchell, in
his semi-annual report, finds that
he has on hand $5O,334.6 .65, and
since the first OF the year has
paid out for various purposes
$372,284.95. The cost OF run
ming the various county Offices
for the six months was $685.
9S1.75.
! The amount paid out to the
poor was $4,399.52. Ward
county believes in being good
to her charges.
For repairs Of county build
ings $42, 1S2.47 was paid, while
$3, ,S6O.5O was paid out for wolf
bounty. That the roads and
bridges are being looked after is
clearly seen when it is considered
that $3S,143.S5 was paid out
for them in the six months.
Mr.. Mitchell has Just instituted
a set of new books whereby he
can tell exactly how the county
stands financially at the end of
each day. Letters are carefully
filed daily, SO that they may be
referred to at a moments no
tice.
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Sold only in one and Two pound
cans by all Grocers.
MINOT'S MAYOR TELLS OF
HIS TRIP WITH GOVERNOR
The North Dakota Party was Treated IN
Royal Manner -Man-of-W War Fires Sa-
lite for the Distinguished Visitors-Re-
ception on Board the North Dakota.

Seattle welcomed the party.
Governor Sarles and Senator
McCumber each made a notable
speech. A fine banquet with
numerous courses Was served
The following day the party was
taken to the governments dry.
docks. They were taken aboard
the war vessel the Boston which
is in the dock. They went back
to Seattle on q boat named the
Telegram which was chartered
for several days by the N. D. club
for the entertainment Of the visi-
tors. They also visited Tacoma
and later went to the Portland
Exposition. A reception was
held on the grounds. Pres.
Good OF the Fair Association
made a welcoming speech. The
party, in response to an invita-
tion from the Captain OF a war
vessel, visited the vessel when the
salute OF seventeen guns was
fired in honor of the North Dako-
ia party. The visitors were TAX
en- up the Columbia river. On
the return home a stop was
made at Spokane where the visi-
tors were met by the Mayor and
the members OF the Board OF
Commerce. There were not one
tiresome moment in the whole
trim
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-07-26
State Officers of the K, P,

Minot stands a good show to
secure the X. p. state cOnven-
tion year after next. The con-
vention goes to Dickinson next
year.
c. A. Grow, one of Minot's del
egates, made an effort to throw
it this way next year, but on ac-
count Of Minot's securing one of
the important Offices, could not
do it. The following is a com.
plete list of the officers elected:
G. A. Grow, Minot, &C
E. L. Richmond, Minnewaukoo, G.V.C.
Geo. P. Dennison, Cando, G. P.
G. E. Ballard, Fairmount, G. M. Ex.
M. G. johnson, Hope. G. Nj. at A.
James Withwell, Edgelev, G. I. G.
A. C..Weber, Lskota, G. O. G.
G. j. Frank, Hunter, G. T.
W. G. Sprague, Casselton, Supreme
Representative. a.5z.
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Mayor Roach returned with
the North Dakota party from a
trip through the west which is
considered of historical interest.
The Mayor never enjoyed a trip
so we'll and is loud i'll his praises
of western hospitality. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Roach.
Other members of the party
were:
Gov. and Mrs. Sarles, the gov
ernor's brother and family,
Secretary of State Porter, the
governors secretary, James Fol
ey and wife, Senator McCumber
wife and daughter, State Auditor
Holmes, Insurance Commissioner
Cooper and wife, Editor NJ. H.
Jewell of the Bismarck Tribune
and others. The party was alb
sent nearly two weeks.
The first stop was made at
Seattle where the party was met
by a club OF former North Dako-
tans, nearly 800 in number.
The Club escorted the party to
the docks where they went
aboard the North Dakota the
Great Northern's new ship, and
a reception was held. The May
or states that this was the finest
social event OF the kind he has
witnessed, and he has seen a
good many. The Mayor OF
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so THE BUSINESS MEN
WILL KNOW.

i The Minot Milling. Co. wanted
D to buy some wheat from the farm
ers. A local placed in the INDE-
PENDENT brought results and the
mill is we'll pleased with the re-
suits. Our advertisers are all
4 pleased with the work that the
INDEPENDENT is doing for them.
! A certain business man volun-
tarily remarked the other day
4 that he had tried every Minot pa
per, and felt the results of the ad-
vertising in the INDEPENDENT
quicker and more forcibly than in
, any of the other papers. He said
} that he realized that our list was
}; not fictitious.
N. He is, a man who watches his
= business very closely and always
4 knows what ne is talking about.
He is but one of fifteen or twenty
vho have made similar remarks
within the last two weeks. The
, INDEPENDENT does not like to
toot it's own horn all the time,
hut pardon. us for doing it occa-
} sionally.