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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30
CLUBS AND CHARITIES
Club Calendar.

WEDNESDAY,
Ladies' Aid society Of Lowry Hill Con-
gregational church, thimble bee, Mrs
Calhoun, 21OS Fremont avenue s, 2:3C
pm.
Minneapolis Improvement league, park
board rooms, court house. $3.50 pm.
Ladies' Social circle Of the Church OF
the Redeemer, church parlors, 2:S0 pm
Dovre Aid society, Mrs. F. Swabe, 1421
Adams stree: NE. u.
/. Ladies' Aid society of St. Johns IIuth-
eran church, Mrs. M. c. Larson, lois
Thirteenth avenue S, 2 pm.
Ladies' Aid society Of Chicago Avenue
Baptist church. Mrs. G. r, Young, 5121
Park avenue, 2:30 pm. ..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30
RAILROAD NOTES.

George W. McCaskey has been appointed city
e Ct the at
business. r. r. Thomas Of the Burlington will
have equal authority with Mr.. McCaskey In the
management Of the office.
W. A. Ross of the Great Northern advertis,
ing department ut st. Paul, has been appointed
ia the new position Of travelling passenger
agent of the Great Northern Steamship company
at Chicago.
The official announcement has been made of
the appointments of Harry NJ. Adams assistant
traffic manager of the Great Northern in charge
of traffic west of Spokane.
Il A Edison, former general manager of the
Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton railroad was
president Of the CITY
tive committee consists of Herman Sielckn
chairman; H. R. Buval, D. G. Boissevain, Ernst
ThaImann and Samuel Untermeyer
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30
Go to Lake Minnetonk,

Decoration Day. Special service via
the Minneapolis & St. Louis. Leave
Minneapolis 9:02, 9:l5 am, l:45, $40,
800 e1S Pm soo apga lea i1od ponRa
Round trip 50 cents Rail and boat trip
90 cents.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30
RAILROADS
RATE WAR IN PROSPECT
The Illinois Central's Cut May Cause
Decentralization

Chicago, May 3O.-At a special meet
ing of the western roads, held here, the
Illinois Central refused to withdraw it's
notice Of a rate of SIS from Omaha to
Chicago. It was stated by the Illinois
Central that the rate had been put in
because some of the other roads had
broken their agreement regarding the
Woodmen of American to be held in
Milwaukee next month. Demoraliza-
ton in western passenger rates is ex-
pected to follow now.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30

WILL TEST INHERITANCE TAX LAW.
The validity Of the inheritance tax law
passed by the last legislature will be
tested by the attorneys for the St. Paul
estate Of Paul D. Ferguson. The estate
is valued at $250,000 and the tax amounts
to S12. 900. ...-.-..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30
Fourth District Officers.

A special meeting Of the Federation
was held in the ST. Paul Commercial
club yesterday afternoon. Officers were
elected as follows: President, Mrs. G,
A.. Dibble; vice president, Mrs. J. w.
Edgerton; second vice president, Mrs
G. E. Furness; treasurer, Mrs. j: Fl
Billiard; corresponding secretary, Mrs
J. G.. Pyle; recording secretary, Mrs
D. F. Brooks. These women will have
charge Of the arrangements for the bi
ennial, which will be. held in st. Paul
in June, 1906.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30
WILL MAKE TEN TOWNS
Great Northern Will Populate the Da
--- kota PrairieS.

The Great Northern road will locate
five new towns on the York branch in
North Dakota and five on the. Towner
extension. The York extension runs
forty-two miles northwest. Two Of the
five towns have been plated and will
be offered for sale June at the Bot
tineau County bank. They will be
called McCumber and Thorne. Two Of
the towns on the other extension will
be offered for sale June 8 at the same
nlace. Il l. - ~ -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30

For any case of nervousness, sleep
lessness, weak stomach, indigestion,
dyspepsia, try Carter Little Nerve
Pills. Relief is sure. The only nerve
medicine for the price in market.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30

A kiss Of Satin skin powder trans
forms coarse skin, to satin skin. In
four tints. Csc.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30

There was a pleasant dancing party
and reception at the Bryn Mawr club
last evening in honor of the Faribault
golfers, who came up yesterday to play
the Bryn MIwf men a1 e9dfhf tht aor rden
flowers. The guests were received by
the officers and their wives, Messrs.
and Mines. Charles A. Tuller, Walter
Murray, Hunkins and G. G. Schroyer.
A musical program was given during
the evening BY Mrs. Brouard, Mrs.
Mark Moulton, Mr.. Hubbard and the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30

Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. N. Jameson, 1920
Portland avenue, announce the engage
ment of their sister, Miss Gertrude
Honore Jameson, to Ignacius w. Dun
can of st. Paul, MINI. The marriage
will take place the latter part of June.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30

Shibley orchestra played for dancing
A light supper was served at midnight
and the dining, room was decorated
with lilacs and flags. The guests num-
bered about 100.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30

Rev. and Mrs.sL. A. Crandall will be
at home to the members of Trinity
Baptist church and to friends tomor-
row evening at 2200 Hennepin avenue.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30

Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Fritche have purchased the
old Noble summer home at Fairview and the
adjoining Day property. The Noble cottage
VIII be prett1ly renovated and remodeled while
the old Day house will be removed entirely and
the will be be teautifed as q park. Mr.. and
Mrs Fritche aready cut for the summer
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
Din. Sarris uno SRI. grown, arms

Dn. Sarris unO SRI. gromn, arn,s
Qeute.
g~siOnbsrs bsrpor3ubsben finb ibrer
Gi9enart megen bic fol9enosn Wasfen:
6rau S6srrer als Sarlequine.
Die 5rdulein Srieoa SappersberQer,
Bertha Seller. @ret69sn @ei9er uno
Srma, Glia uno Coma @eiaer als
StrauB Mobnblumen. g.
Die Grdulein Hsmman unb Neubp
als papierpuppen tn 8oth.
@bitb @lsDelanb uno gpa Bp, als
Ssiosnpapisr=S nwefern.
8ie 5rdulein auauRa @entfd. @mma
6abrbad. 9ouiie Renti9 uno &sgina
5ahrbad maren als vPatsies from
the Tenderfoot" rs9t anmutbig.
6rl. Aanes Osasls als @9a9brett.
SRI. Nobal 6arris als WaiaI6d4en.
Orau Sunge uno 8. Bertermann
marsn allsrlisbFe S9meiserinnen.
Nls grnfsct faben iiberaus bers
lodeno Die Girls. Sable 3raus uuo
9surtetta 6renSel aus.
SRI Grace Nnberfon i'm f9mar3en
6antafe @ofim.
SRI. gmilie 2otbe als @%rinsuirette.
@alter Surens, Sra Siapolo.
Srl. glfie 6erbman ole 0eil9en.
5rau 70. $. Burton, G~brpIantbss
mum.
Cine gelungene @ruppe bon Bauern
uno gdusrinnen tuaren: 6err unb
Srau 8ennerfdsibt, 0srr unb 6rau
6rant gaben, 6err Sidfon. SRI.
Wcgurbp. @mil S4miot, SRI. Bunel,
Or. Bart 2ints, 6rls. @reenan unb
Carrie Bal3.
6rieba 6. Ganher, Stuoentin:
6rau@arlos Rsfer, @bocolabemdoAen;
OF. Carlos Reder. Reitlebrer; Ni&aro
2ieber. @sO. 6. S9mitt. Geo. Strebel
uno Sobn Bauer, @ombops; Noolpb
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04

Seut'dlanb-0srr uno 6rau 5beO.
@eib.
gnelanO-0srr unb 6rau RsiEie u.
Wilsr Sr.
Sapan-6err unb 6rau WiQ 6.
@eroner.
&ubluno-Serr unb 6rau pets
gsl3.
Spanisn-Ssrr unb 5rau Carl
WeiB.
Stalien - 6err uns Srau 6reb
Jun9elaus.
6rantrsi9-6err unb 5rau 60.
@auieps6l.
Sie Ssrren waren in daratierifii9e
Wilitdr . uniformen Der bstrehsnoen
Nationen, bic Sameu in 6laegen=
I1muf berislben 9efleioet.
Damn fol9te in buntem Sur1einan.
Der bic Mastenf1aar. unter pel9er
gana bsionoers Der vpuib" beg Mdn=
nsr1ors als GTiaranten, 9erabe in
gahle 8nroen ~eelaabet. pol martan=
ten 0umors mar. IS naren bies:
6enrp Balls, gmi9ranisn : gOm=
mifdr.
paul 8. 2raus, Grau uno Sdus-
ling. S4maben.
Grsb 3raub unb SRI. WiliOu, iuuss
S6mabsn.
6. Gotteman uub Gdnsfsr, Sol=
lGnoer.
Wm. 2sppsrt unb S9msfsr. Sr-
l1noer.
Wm. Of unb Grau, Srldnbsr.
Nlbert of uno Sdweiier, Staliener.
@bas. Of uno Grau Stalisner.
Osear 6rensel uno 5rau, unsarn.
@ooie SoHmsper. unear. .
u. Spanf uno 6rau. S6ottlGnoer
6arrp Bauer unb 6rau. Snroler.
Darn 0sariep uno 6rau, polnii1s
Suben.
| Grant 3otisman. pOinif&er Sube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04

Sn3miften bate Die Stunoe gum
SOupsr sei9lagsn unb balo tparen bic
einlaosno aeoedte Slide boil beisst.
Das& mpfanGs .@omite bate ale 0dnoe
pca 5u t5un, es befano aus ben
9erren
2ouis Wurr, 0orFibenoer; Or. 6enrp
Sameion, 9enrp %. Bennett, Grant
Mariin, Aoolpb S9errer, Geo. Nlis.
6rso 6. Moslts. 5. 3. @uih. pbilip
SOP. 9. s. German, s. S9u-
NADER. $. .. Sbubium. s. u. Mer.
tins, Nm. 0aerle, Ndtb. q. %. 6air.
bants, @sorg u. @ap, s. u. 2emds,
6u9b s. Mc@opan. Dm. g. Sung
claus, 6. g. @eiB. 6. 6. @mmeri1,
9orsn, S6mibt. atois @eieer, Better
Grid, g. Is. Solmeif6, Sulius Seller,
b. 8. 6anna. SObn 3. Yruib. Alonso
y. @lart. s. Ssnrp 3unse. Nusuf
6oot. gilbert 2isber. 6reb 6nbnlep.
5. O. Darlington, SEQ. 3. Bort,
Nor 9sdner, s. 3. gaGmnnn, Geo.
81. Yopp. 9ouis 6olpsa. q s. 0oub,
gomaro 0autins. Sobn s. Nppel.
Hran3 gelinger. u. s. Wfpsr, u. W.
2ubn, Sotn 8srtermann. Sobn @au1,
Gran3 6%appersberser, 6. 8. beagle.
%. u. OILERS.
Gin Special. @omite beffeheno aug
ben 0srren Sulius uno Soiepb 9sl.
Ter, Sobn 8ertsrmann, Otto 6renasl,
6ran3 9a~ppersberser unb Wm. Sung
claus unterfudte ben Befnnb ON
.Gurte Blonde" 10 aepiKsnbafi, BOB
bal6 feiner mebr porbanben mar. uno
een6bnlide Weni1enfinSer nit @6ein=
rein unb Wofel, bic ia aud Mot 80
usraaten limb. norlieb nehmeu mubten.
unberminoert aber nnbm i'm 3ana=
faale unb In ben Nebenrdumen bic
@arneualsfreube ibren 6ortqou9. uno
als on ben 6eim9ana aebodt frurbe,
uarteten idon ldn9R bie 3eitungeit
auf ben &biri4weler ibrer 8efter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04

g. 5renseD gum 2ObOlJAieen. Die
mitielalterliGe Ghaube umfOb Elm 10
asmttblides Nntlis. bas 9retben ME
oas ~bsrt6rpsrte Safer bagsgsn ausiah
uno Der Mepbifiopbeles lab trOb ieines
uiloen Shurrbartes ME Elm b~ierfse=
Tiger @emiithsmenih aug. Stun foig.
ten Wastsn obne 3abl.
6rl. 6atiie 3buoium, 0ogeli1eu1e.
SRI. Sope NosI. Spanisrin.
Srl. 9assl 8oofmaIter, Soldnoerin.
Grau @bas. 8ootwaltsr unb 8odter,
@rpianibemen.
SRI. Coma 2enter. 6riblins.
6rl. Nlma unb Meetie S1umaher
als Mobublume, leBtere Glau Bttime-
lein.
Grau Sobn &au9, l.. Nssermdoasn.
2. 2anomdDden.
5err gusen Seller 9ohidulmdbGen.
CarrD Neuman ais Sopip.
SRI. 8erencico 2eah als @onfeQa=
ton.
Nima 8arthsI. Warsareth u. Dule,
gleanOle 8rolpn unb 8leifina Hab
mann uaren san3 alerliebfe Blumsn=
mdbhen.
5rau Soiepb 2sler erfaien als b6af
mpftsri6ie 3ei4enoeuterin.
6rau Moams als perferin.
Wm. u. 2oebne als @afe WaIter.
6rau ROebne als Struggling.
NQe bic Wasfsn, bic geRelen 3u CT
wdbnen 1T einfa9 unm69li9. M0e tru-
gen ba3u bel, ben 3ug 3u einem tibers
mdltisenb f46nen au aefalten. Der
Saal NOR 10 9ebrdnQt bod. bab fur
2u%nffiauren fein plab blieb uno ais
bic Maridtatte In einen fr6bli6enD ul=
ger iiberain9en unb bic bunte &eibe f4
i'm waI3enben panbemonium berum.
uirrlte, oa Dol Der benz 3uf4ouer gee
mdbrte NnbIid Elm iiberpdltiseno f90-
1er.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
6rep, il. urb Otto genfns, ga9abun
ben; .. 6. Eorbes, Snbianer.

6rsp, il. urb Otto gening, Ia9abun
ben; o. 6. Gorbes, Snoianer.
Jrau Sobn Bertermarn lab als
Shmetterling nlerliebt aug.
gine1 ganssr &afsrns3ral fsatsn
bic Serren Sulius uno @mil 2eaer
unb Otto uno @roper Sing bar. Das
SRI. &i9crest lab in ibrem tpeiBer
Coffin anerliebf aus.
emma beagle ale gsil9en.
Srau Sos. @ie aus philadelphia ole
Dolly Warden.
Die Ssrls. Bertha &otb, Bertha
Sdulb, Mnna Qinoemann, @Qa 2in=
oemann, @ba 8oat, Carrie Saus. Sig
sie anoins als bic Girls with the
red hat"
Damn fam cine 8ruppe 9oDdnoer,
uelde bic vp%idaninnies" beg Mdnnsr.
6ors fsllten. Sie 8ruppe mar toflih
uno fanb niat nur i'm 2lapperr Der
9Olhdubs, ionoern aud ourd ben
lauten 3uruf Der 3uf&auer psroientsn
Seifaa. gu ihr geb6rten: 0err unb
Jrau @has. 8. MOams. 0srr uno
6rau 6eroinanc u. Waler. 9err uno
Grau gmil Steinbilber, 6err unb Grau
6. 6. &sper. Serr uno Grau @oberi
@0iott. 6err uno Grau s. W. &hobe=
hamsI. 6srr unb Grau Sbeoo. @eper
unb Serr unb Grau u. S. Wepsr.
Cine t~punberbar bumorbole @ruppe.
Die mir quo i'm Biloe trieoer9eben,
mar bic bon 6auf, @retden. Wartba
uno Wepbifopheles. Gin baumlanser
Gauff. bura perm Sohn g. Trensel
b~araefelt. fRhrte Elm runoli6. oides.
molliees @retGsn Grau 8onp Balls am
9rm. tua6renb Der Galfahdhnlide
Wephiaopbeles (6err 9onp Bals) bic
bsbdbi9e unb bierieli9 ausi6auenoe
Rartba am Nrme fabrte.
War 6out unb @ret&e1 f&on toe
| mild 10 mar bic Wartba (5rou Sobn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
Sobn g. 6rensel. Sauif.

Der Mastenbaa i'm Mdnner4or +!
3auberDorte, Die gentigen, um ertpar=
tunaspol Dem 8eri9t bariber ent.
g%sgen5uieben.
Ale frt6srsn Mastenfefe bes Mdn-
nerdor ibertraf ons 9efri9e. IS trug
elm 10 tosmupolitif9es @sprdge, bab
man fiA srtaunt fra9te, oh Elm iOldes
6sft in elmer mittelsrpben Sinnenitaot
tberhaupt m09li6 mar.
Was Der Gunffnn beg toabnbebaf-
ten 2uowig i'm S6lob am @biemise
herbor3u5aubern nerfano, maren i'm
NbQlau3 9eftern bic &dume Der Mdn.
nerGorbaae. Der Sanl Ielbff mar,
ME in unIsrer 3sidnung su ishen.
au Dem beribmten Spie9elIaal our9
bic 6unf geidifter @bicagoer Seforas
tionsmalsr u%maeuanoelt ruoroen.
Gin Observation-Disclosures our 8hbne
bra9te bic Bsi9auer In ben uunberbar
ft6nen S1loBgarten nit isinsn baros
den Yabilon. Stnsuetten unb 2aiben
mo elm OrGsfer inmitten blibenoer
pfan3en gruppirt mar.
.S9on baIo nod 8 u6r Nbenbs bill
betsn Die 10 fsenhaft gefdmiiften
Rdume Elm fnrbsnprddti9es Bib. be-
lebt bon benz Mastenfdwaa uno iber.
flutbet bon Sauienoen bon @lhb-
Iidtsrn. Die Setter Der @arnspals.
6reuSe f4isnsn loseelafsn inmiiten Der
BON berlodeuoen S6nen burhtpehten
Rdume. Spontan unb pbne finftihe
anreaun9 theilie fid bic Garnepalsluh
ben fpdtsr GintrsHenben nit. nnb ole
Der gaa Officiea ourd bic 9robe Bolo.
naiie sin9slsiist murbe, bot id Elm
Bib bon 10 sauberiT9sr S96ne bar.
ME min es felten borbsr asfehen.
Sas Saal=@omite lsitete Den 3uq
nit ieinen Samen in Der miliidrif9en
5radt alIsr Nationen. gs tuaren bies
amsrifa-Serr unb Grau 60. um'
iseper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-12

ton Of 100000 for the benefit of the
public schools of the proposed state of
Arizona was reached Mr.. German form
ally offered his amendment striking out
the provision for the payment of interest
on the sum and the amendment was
agreed to.
accepted.
At the instance Of Mr.. Long the bill was
SO amended as to require q separate ap-
prafsement of improvements on leased
lands before SALE
An amendment giving to the Secretary
Of the Interior exclusive jurisdictions over
national parks and reservations also was
inserted.
Mr.. Foraker then presented his amend
ment providing that the portion Of the
bill applying to New Mexico and Arizona
should not take effect unless the consti-
tuition should be favorably voted upon by
the territories separately. but pending its
consideration the Senate, at Ais Pm,
went into executive session. and at 4:2S
pm. adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-12
AMENDING STATEHOOD BILL.
Regulation Of Liquor Traffic In Indian
Territory Passed Over.

The attention of the Senate yesterday
afternoon was divided between the state
hood question and the question Of gov
ernmental regulation Of railroads. After
the close Of Mr.. Newlands' formal speech
on the railroad subject he was engaged
in spirited controversy over the points
involved with Messrs. spooner, Foraker
and others.
All the amendments to the statehood
bill except that relating to liquor traffic
in Indian territory were agreed to.
An amendment was agreed to which
would have the effect Of leaving the Local
ton of the capital to the legislature Of
Oklahoma,
The amendment prohibiting the sale Of
liquor to Indians In that part OF the state
now included In Indian territory for all
time and to others for ten years caused
quite discussion. Mr.. Beveridge main
tanned 1t was necessary to protect the In
dams Mr.. German called It bad form
of paternalism and reflection upon the
people Of the proposed state.
Mr.. Morgan contended that It was. In
conflict with the provision In the bin for
the admission of the state on equal foot
Ing with the other states.
Mr.. Mallory also criticised the anisnd-
meut. 1t was passed over for the time.
When the amendment making . dona-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-12
Fifteen years In Penitentiary.

Justice Wright. In Criminal Court No. l.
has imposed sentence OF penitentiary Inn
prisonulent for fifteen years In the case OF
Henry Lancaster, colored. convicted OF rob
berry. 1t was charged that November 20
last Lancaster snatched purse containing
q gold watch and chain, money and other
property from MRS Elizabeth McGutrk OF
TOO North Capitol street while she WIS
passing along G street between North Cap
itol and 1st streets. II was made plain
that Lancaster had previously been con-
victed OF several criminal charges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-12

The FIRST three and half miles Of the
main canal VIII be through the canyon
and mostly tunnel the remaining distance
by canal which at the head will be 60
feet wide on the bottom. with water 8 feet
In depth. Diamond drill borings were be-
gun at the dam site in August 1903. to de-
termine bed rock conditions, depth, etc.
The premiNnary Investigations seem to in
dicate that bed rock would be found close
to the surface, but the diamond drillers
discovered an altogether different condi-
ton. From the very first large boulders
and heavy gravels were encountered, and
the drills penetrated to a depth Of SO feet
before bed rock was reached. This unex-
pected depth to foundation will increase
the expected time to finish the storage
dam by at least two years. since the loose
material at the bottom Of the canyon will
all have to be excavated in order that the
masonry work Of the dam can be erected
on bed rock throughout. As the canyon ID
exceedingly narrow 1t will be feasible to
inclose the entire area to be covered by
the dam and including the dam itself. This
Enclosure can then be heated so that the
work may be carried on during the winter
season. In order to handle the water
which will be encountered by excavating
the foundation for the dam, an unusually
large construction power plant will be re-
Quired.
Exceptionally good local conditions fer
such power development exists here by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-12
Fire in Furniture store.

The parting of q stove pipe caused IRE
in the furniture store Of w. e. Miller. 835
It'll street southwest, this morning about
1880 o'clock. No. Is Engine Company
made fast run to the fire and reached
there ahead OF No. 4 company. The blaze
was under control In short time and only
the one company had to so In service.
addition to what was done by the blaze.
Mr.. Miller estimated the damage to his
stock at about $780, The building was not
damaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-12
Certificates of Incorporation Filed.

Certificates of incorporation Of the fol
lowing have been placed on record:
Connecticut Dynelectron Company; CAPT.
tai stock. $780, 600; incorporators. Geo. II.
Corey. Eugene Schooley. Fred c. Geiger.
Grant Young and ]. s. Cohencious.
Washington Credit Association; capital
stock. SIS. 900: incoporators, e. A. N. Law
son. Frank Hall, r. M. Cheshire, James w.
Dooley, w. j. Bateman, j. W. Belcher.
e. c. Sa1tzman. F. o. Sanders. Edward s.
Moores, w. L. Agnew and James II. Heslet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-12
ftsLfs9f
Baptist Reyiyal~ Services.

The revival serVices which have been N
progress at the Fffth baptist Church since
January l. 1905. have been largely attended,
and about fifty persona have indicated de-
sire to become Christians The first half
hour OF each meeting is occupied by song
and praise service. At the meeting tonight
the Daley Quartet of Philadelphia, which
is assisting the pastor. will occupy most OF
the time of the first half hour In musical
selections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-12
Date Set for Hearing.

Argument In connection with the motions
for new trial and In arrest OF judgment
In tho case Of James n. A. Watson. con-
vfcted Of embexzling money from the Dis
trict Of Columbia, has been set for tomor-
row before Justice Wright In Criminal
Court No. 1. When the case Ii reached.
however, the motions may be- submitted to
the court without argument.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-12

using the water In tina stream and natural
channel through the canyon. or by the use
Of q steam plants the fuel for which re-
Gently has been f0unda within ten miles OF
the work. The reclamation of 150 600 acres
OF land through ttenconstruction OF this
work will add population OF approxi-
mately $1,000 inhabitaMts to what Is now q
very sparsely settled, community.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-12
TO Cure ! Cold In One nay

Take Laxative Bromo Quinins Tablets. An AEuat
gsts refund the money II It fails to cure. q. NJ.
Groves signature is on each boz. &c.
oc4-tu. tn q, 156t-4
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-22
CALMING The COUNTRY

st. Petersburg, July THE Govern
ment is seriously trying to calm the
country by distributing everywhere
copies OF Prince Troubetskoy's zemstvo
address with the Emperor's response.
A million copies have been printed and
systematically spread by the Provin-
cial Governors in the cities and in the
country. Besides this the Emperor has
personally commanded Count lgnatieff,
who Is the head OF the liberation COM
mittee, TO tour the country, address
the people and pacify them in his name.
The Count made speech at Eliza
beth today to large assemblage, con-
sisting of provincial functionaries,
zemstvoists, land owners and mer-
chants. He urged the people to have
confidence In the coming reforms; to
cooperate with the authorities and not
make the task of his Majesty more diff
| fcult.