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The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Antnnin Malnati Buried

The funeral of Antonio MalnaU was
held on Monday morning at his late
home. IL East Capitol street southeast
The Rev. Father Ignatius Fealy, assist
ant pastor of St. Joseph's Catholic
Church, ofhciated. The palIbearers
We're William Miller, W. NJ Mcleod.
Patrick Brennan. 1, b. Field. y. A. Kin
mel and James Marshall Burial was in
Congressional Cemetery.
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Baptist Lunch Box Auction.

The b. Y. T.. NJ. of the Metropolitan
BAPTIST Church, Sixth and A streets,
teld its grand fal opening" on Friday
vening In the Sunday school room.
Ihe feature of the evening was the
LuctiOn OF lunch baskets, daintily pre-
pared by the young women. bearing a
slip Of paper with each name. Gilbert
Clarke ana Roland Fleharty were the
luCIiOaaors
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Pastor Davenport MAY STAY.

Members Of the Emanuel Protestant
Episcopal parish of this place. have ex-
pressed the opinion that the Rev. VIII
lard .. Davenport, the rector. whose
resignation was rendered and accepted
at recent meeting of the vestrymen
of the church, has been induced to re-
con-ider and remain as rector in charge.
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S01tEeostW WaSIljngt0ll.

Little Mis- Dorothy Hoofnagle, whose
picture Is here shown, Is known among
her .rcLGs as somewhat Of a musical
vrodigy. SHc is the daughter of Dr.
uad Airs " Errce HoofnasIe. OF 'T-l
l-,st capitol street. Her father. who is
"a wcu-knowu tenor sulOist Is taking
l..,Ias 20 develop her talent and little
Miss Dorothy gives promise ol brill
liant future.
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Falls OFF Street Car.

Thomas Darcy, twenty-nine years of
age. who lives at 1223 Twelfth street
southeast. fell and cut his head while
getting of "a street car at Fourth and
r streets southeast. Monday morning
The police of the Fifth precinct took
him 10 Providence Hospital for treat
meut.
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Flies and Drums for Rechabites.

A consignment of musical Instruments
for the use of the members Of Ivy Tent,
No. 929 !. o. r., has been received at
Rechabite Hall 1t is the intention to
form fife and drum corps among the
young men of the tent
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Hurts Head in Fail

Edward Adams 1872 Half street south
east, fell on the sidewalk at New Jer-
sey avenue and g street southeast, on
Tuesday morning. and received "a pain
ful injury 10 his head. lie was taken
10 Providence Hospital
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FnneraI of Wilham Drury.

Fuueral services over the remains of
William Drury were held "Wednesday
afternoon al Zurhorsts undertaking
rooms sW East Capitol street SOUTH
east Sir. Drury was siNty-sevcn years
az ago ana We'll known ON Capitol lin
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Christian Endeavorers, social.

The intermediate class of the Chris
,ian EndeavoT of the Metropolitan Pres
Oyterian Church. Fourth ana b streets
southeast held a social on Friday even
ing in the Sunday school room Miss
Edith Parsons sang solo; Miss Beulah
LuXen vocal solo: the Misses King,
piano duet, and Miss Edith Carol, re-
citation.
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Forty Hours Devorion.

Opening exercises of the forty hours
devotion were held last Sunday morn
ing in ST. Theresa Church, the Rev
Charles n Bart. the pastor. officiated
at high mass.
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PLAYED Progressive Euchre.

The FortnightIy club Of Forest Glen.
met at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. W. d.
Little Of Forest Glen, on Thursday
evening. Progressive euChre was the
entertainment furnished by the hostess.
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Personals and Notes.

Mr. and Mrs Alfred ". Barker. OF
Prospect street. have had as their
guests iris week Mrs. F. w. Mckenzie.
Of Cleveland Park. and Mrs Il \.
Barber. Of Washington. Mrs. Barber
while crossing the tracks Gp-n her ar
rival met with quite a serious accident.
She was thrown heavily by some loose
rails lying between the tracks, cutting
her head badly and sDraining one wrist.
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A. 0. H. AuxiIiary,s Dance.

Ladies Auxiliary No 3. A. a. r.,
gave an entertainment and dance at the
Naval Lodge haii, southeast on We'd
uesday evening a large crowd attend
ed
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MISS DOROTHY HOOFNAGLE,
Daughter Of Well Known Washington
Tenor, Who Gives Evidence Of Re
marbable Musical Talent.

church, Fourth street and Virginia ave-
nuc southeast. ON Wednesday evening,
ana was assisted by local talent
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barracks Skating Party.

The women OF the Barracks. southeast.
gave skating party ON Wednesday
afternoon at the Barracks rink
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Miss Scott Returns.

Miss Belle Scott. of this town, has re-
turned home after a visit of several
days with her aunt. Mrs. Ridgeway. OF
Prince George county, Md.
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The Rev. Mr.. Peters New charge.

The Rev. Freeland Peter, assistant
-lergy at st. Marks p. r. Church
southeast. has taken charge of Epiphany
chapel in this city.
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RacheIors, Club Dance.

The Bachelors Club Of Silver Spring
gave their first dance Of the season at
ST. Joseph's Han. Forest Glen. Wednes-
day evening.
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Meetinq OF Women's Clubs.

The annual meeting Of the Montgom-
cry County Federation OF Women S
Clubs Will be held IN Kensington, De
cember /. The following committee
will be asked 10 assist the ladies Of the
wanens Club Of KensingtOn 70 serve
the basket lunch: Miss Helen Nourse.
OF the Darnsst0wn Club; Mrs. James
VI. Engle. of Forest Glen: Mrs. J. Arthur
Kemp. OF Rockville: Mrs. Benjamin
Miller, Of Ashton, and Miss Marian Far
quhar. Of Sandy Spring.
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MI. Gebesrs Piano Recital.

=. Frank Gebest gave a piano recital
m Thursday at the Library of Con-
,ress for the benefit OF the blind. which
Fas largely attended.
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All About the Neighborhood.

a. T. Huntington. of 624 North Caro-
lima avenue southeast has returned
from South Dakota and other points
West
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NenNIn9IOn

The annual supper and bazaar given
by the Ladies' Aid Society Of Warner
Memorial Church. viii be held IN the
Sunday school building. corner OF Con
necticut avenue and Washington street,
next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
The supper menu will be az fsllows:
Setwed oysters. sliced ham, baked beans,
potato salad. cold slaw jelly. pickles.
and coffee. Supper tickets are = cents.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

TIE Silver Star Pleasure Club gave a
dance on Monday evening at Third
street and Pennsylvania avenue south
east.
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Mr.. and Mrs G.. II. Sullivan and fam
hy OF 245 Fifteenth street southeast.
have left for Wilmington y. c.. where
the viii make their future home.
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Baptist Choir Concert.

rhe choir of the Second Baptist
Church gave its second concert in the
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

DIT. and Airs. William l. Lewis spent
several days in DawsOnville, where they
went 20 attend the wedding Of Mrs.
Lewis brother, Mr. Darby.
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known in Montgomery county. The
bride is a sister of II. Clinton Allnutt,
register of wills Of this county.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

W. A Sanford has purchased two
lots iu the Butterfield subdIvisldF,
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Mr.. and Mrs Bushnell OF Forest
Glen. and their fsmily moved 10 Wash
lngton last week for the winter They
ere rendered a farewell dinner before
their departure by DR.. and Mrs. Ches-
lev. Of Forest Glen.
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Mr. and Mrs. James McCauley will
move into their nov dwelling in Wheeler
road. the coming week.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Mrs. G. d. MarChant nee Miss F[ath-
avinc Pyles, of Burhans, Va, is here
visiting her mother. Mrs. Sara r. Pyles.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Mrs. George II. Snyder was in Ken
sington on "Wednesday.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Miss Jane Walters is III at a sanator-
jun In Catonsville. near baltimore.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

b. A. Chaplin. OF Connecticut avenue.
returned or Friday from a visit 20 his
former home. Laporte Iowa.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Marion MoTiarty, of Camden. y. j.. is
here visiting his mother, Mrs Georgi-
anna Lewis.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

MIR. and Mrs W Thomas and daugh-
ter, Clara. have gone 10 Baltimore 10
attend the wedding of their cousin, Miss
Lulu Eckhard.
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Mrs. $. +. Trowcr. of North Carolina
avenue southeast who left early i'm the
summer for St. Marys county. Md. viii
TemaiH for the winter at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Morris Miburn.
Mount Olive.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Mrs. and Miss Merry, OF Dunn-Loring,
Va, were the guests on We 'nesday and
Thursday Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. Harry
Cunningham.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

The ST. GATHERINGS guild of ST Marks
Protestant Episcopal Church, Third and
A streets southeast, held "a social in the
parish hall Thursday evening.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

f. Y. Rhodes. of Baltimore, accom-
panied by Miss Lorraine West, was here
last week on a visit 10 friends at Clarks-
burg.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Ashworth. Of
Washington street. have as their guest
Mrs. Ernest A. Richardson, of Baltt
more.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Ernest Willard Long and Miss Mabel
Eleanor SnOufler well-known couple
of Potomac, this county, were married
in the Potomac VI. Z. Chapel Tuesday.
by the Rev Ernest Wolf The cere-
mo1y was Witnessed BY large num-
ber OF relatives and friends.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Green have
gone TO Cumberland, where Mrs, Green
VIII reside this winter with her daugh-
ter, Miss Octavia Green.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

The Rev. C. T. Enoch left Tuesday to
60 10 the Bermudas after a few days
visit with friends at this place
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Amery Dunn. of SOP 4 street southeast.
is very critically IN at his home with
typhoid fever.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

The Citizens Association held a large
melting ia tlH town hall in Hamilton
road on Tuesday evening. Woodbury.
Clum. the assistant secre tary of the
Jobbers and Shippers Association, ad-
dressed the citizens meeting Ou the
prospect Of greater Washington
Many applications Tor membership were
received, several committees appointed
and other business OF minor Importance
-lisnnsel of.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Mrs. Mamie Allen, OF Frederick. who
has been visiting Mrs. T. $. Williams
at High View left Thursday for New
York, accompanied by Mrs. Williams.
where they will make several weeks
stay with friends.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Mrs. l. II. Smith and daughter called
on friends in Takoma Park Tuesday.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

c. e AcMOody left this place last
Tuesday in company with l.. r Conradi
for Hamburg, Germany. and from there
TO- COnstantinople
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Miss Grace Munro, cf Rockville. enter
tanned q number of friends in honor of
Miss Luuer Beauragard, Of New Or
leans La, who is visiting here. The
guests present were Misses Munro, La
mar. Rose Armstrong, Marie Jones,
Katharine Munro, and George Allnutt
Lloyd Brewer. Lee Kemp, Herbert Dia-
mond. George Brewer, and Prof. Camp
bell
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Mrs. Mary r Febrey has returned
10 her home in Washington after being
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. William
NJ Ellison, for a few weeks
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p. II. McNulty has returned from
Sedalia, No. where he has been visit
ing for a Few weeks
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

series OF revival meeting Viii hfe
gin tonight and continue each evening
indefinitely. in the auditorium OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church IL Nichols
avenue The services each evening Wi!
be conducted By the pastor Of the
chur.h the Rev. H. G. Spencer who
has just completed q series of revival
meetings NJ the Methodist Episcopal
Church az oxen Hi2, Prince George
county. Afd also In his charge
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Elder X. c. Russell. who represented
the religious liberty department at
Sabbath convention held IN Elmira, n.
Y. returned Friday TO his home on
Ethan Allen street.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Mrs Edward Sullivan and little daugh-
ter, are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Sullivan. So South Caro-
lima avenue southeast
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The fact that lexington is very poorly
Illuminated AT night, was ably proved
fast week. when John r Mangum. OF
6lS- T street northeast. was knocked
down and robbed In the vicinity OF Eek
ington place and Q street A relative OF
mis- appeared on the scene shortly after
but not until Mr Mangum had been re-
Iie-ed of his money.
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The Sunday School of the Methodist
Episcopal Church has started "a Cradle
Roll. the object OF which is to have
inserted on The roll the names OF all
Infants In the community after which
visits VIII be made to the homes OF the
little ones by the various officers OF the
SuudaV school
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Little Miss Marian westcott cele-
brated her fifth birthday on Tuesday by
giving a party TO a number of her little
friends.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Guy a. Cump has returned from a
two weeks visit 10 his mother in New
York State
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Mrs. :. A. Matters. of this city. has
returned from visit 10 her daughter,
Mrs. II RI Page, ia Charlottesville.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Mrs. Prigg and granddaughter, Miss
Elizabeth Coe, OF ROmney, W. Va who
have been the guests OF Mrs william
NJ Ellison have returned home
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Mr. and Mrs. c. ". Whsle. jr.. are
pending a few weeks in West Virginia.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Major and Mrs. Harding. Cr the Bar
racks, southeast. entertained at dinner
on Thursday. Those invited TO dine
We're. Captain and Mrs. SeweH. Mrs.
Early Brown. Mrs. W. L. LauEft.
Colonel Biddle and General Mckenzie.
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The Rev r. T. Peters. pastor of
WaVeriy Methodist Episcopal Church.
Of Baltimore will deliver d lecture en-
titleC Faces ana False Faces or
Monday evening December 10. I'm the
auditorium of the Methodist Episcopal
church in Nichols avenue.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Mrs. John :. Garrison was in town
for a short time on "Wednesday
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

s. II. Anderson has returned from his
hunting trip through the mountains of
West Virginia.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Invitations are out TO the wedding of
Miss Alice Noble, daughter OF the Rev
Franklin Noble. D. D.. TO Frank Mallory
Ball at the Congressional Church. No
Yember 2s
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

SIR. and Mrs. John W. Seay, jr., have
returned from their wedding trip.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Miss sadie Bohanon and Mrs, ". W.
i Blackstone, of Park Hall. St Marks
county, Md, arc the guests OF their
sister Mrs West Russell. at the
Georgia flats in Southeast
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Mrs. s. II. Anderson and little daugh-
ter, Dorothy. returned home on Monday,
after a visit TO friends in Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Mrs Laura Howard, of Baltimore, is
guest at the home Of Or. and Mrs.
Joseph ROwens.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Thomas Winter has moved 10 New
York, where he has accepted a position.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Dr. Robert Bruce Tabb. NJ. d, OF
Wallacetown. Va, died at the residence
OF his daughter. Mrs. Charles a Stew
art, otter a long illness. The funeral
was held at the house on Tuesday after
noon Burial was in Oak Hill Gene
fary
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Funeral services were held last Mon
day afternoon. over the remains Of
Thomas II. stevens. a veteran Of the
Mexican and civil wars. who died from
heart trouble
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

The Christian Endeavor Society has
prepared 10 hold d series OF Cottage
Prayers.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

The Ladies Missionary Societies Of
the Presbyterian Church met at the
manse- on Thursday afternoon. The
meeting was addressed by Miss Reid. Of
Baltimore. the synOdIcal deaConess.
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The Rev. Franklin Noble. D. D.. Capt
and Mrs. Albert p. Eastman. the Misses
Merriheld. and The Misses Nourse at
tended the fail meeting OF the Congre-
Rational Club on Monday night In the
First Church. in washington. DIT Noble
was elected president OF the club for
the ensuing year.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

The Rev. H. q. Spencer returned to
his home yesterday. from a visi- to the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, J.
W. Spencer. OF Westminster. Md
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-25
NOtas itaIianas


Roma, 10 de Enero.-Los sefiores
marques Visconti Venosta. senador Y
ex-ministro de Relaciones Rxteriores
y conde Tornielli, embajador italiano
en- Paris, ha sido nombr ados para re-
presentar a Italia respectivamente EN-
las conferencias de Algeciras de La
Haya.
-Dfcese de excelente autoridad que
ell principe Victor, conde de Turin {
hiJo segundo del 6nado x-Rey Don
Amedeo, esta para contrser matrimo-
MO con una joven y bella princesa
aiemana.
I'm Genzano, provincial de Porten-
"a, sc abrio de improvisto la terra V
sepulto diez casas con mucha genie
dentro dejando otras a punto de caer-
Sc.
Ign6raSe por ell momento la gente
que habra perecido; el mismo dia de
la catastrofe una Secci6n de ingenie-
roS envlada para remover los escom-
bros. sac6 catorce cadaveres.
Ell Vaticano y ell gobierno italia
no acaban de efectuar una TRANSACTION
que es muy comentaIa en- circulos po
lfticos.
Italia, empeaando en- 1000. pagara
al Naticano la suma anual de $4,000.
Ademas en- los libros de la deuda ita-
llama de y medic por ciento sc ascn-
tara una partida de 5000 600, cuyos
1ntereses anuales, montAntcs a Sal 600
Sc abonaran las miSlones cat6icas
ltaiianas en- el extranjero.
La Santo Sede renuncia los .ntcre-
Ses vencido de esta obligation, que da.
taba de 1873, pero nunca hatIa sido
aceptada, hasta g. de Diciembrc Ill
tino
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-25
FL GAMING DE Ia GLORIA

que nos ha dejado listed ESQ debe comprendetlo
perfectamente
DE ningdn modo, no 10 prendc-contest6 frIa-
mente e compostor.
-Pues bien yo 10 dgo. 80.
Su marcia de casa una tesla rudez una cabezo-
NADIA; usted ha debido refexonar
Con efeco, he refexionado; pero mis- rehexiores
no han modi6cado mi resoluci6n
Que Ipersiste listed Ia idea de separatse de
nosotros?
-lLibre pobrc ST.
-tY mujer7
Ell sitio de mi mujer esta mi casa.
Sc 10 reserve. puede venir a ocuparlo cuando It.
plazca
-Pero este eS una locura.
ST ha vendo usted para discutir conmigo melor
hubiera hecho molestarse.
--Eutonces. les usted irreductible7
No tengo mas remedio que serlo
Despues de las palabras pronunciadas aver por Su
madre, puedo vover sobre mi resolution sin deshon
rarme.
Mi madre enfureei6. 10 1amenta.
En- IN momento de franqneza. djo 10 que nunca
haba deado de pensar su hernaua. familia ussed
mismo uvieron capricho por el arlisa; ell capgcha
ha pasado, lque diaGloS ha4ef con el?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-25

habfa subyugado todos que, al recobrars lberad
poderio Sc habia puesto de en- camno para
Tealizar admirable destino.
La rabia y la envdia traStornaron cerebro.
-Derstal l,-dijo jo-no divide que mujer aba udo-
NADIA puede recurrr al divorcio que las afeccioues
antiguas pueden ofrecera exiSencia mas hala-
gueha
Jim lDo cierto?-replic6 ell compositor con ru
dezay los cerdos de Cincinnati las abricas de Chi
cago los cauchcS de San Lorerzo odo e tujo todas
las coqueterias todos los "frteos sera 10 que
ustedes 1eservau la que ha sido la compadera de
Olivero Dersts
Dejenla escoger 81 vaca momento, dcmostrara
cue digna del nombre que llevaba.y ell dltimo
pesar que habra dejsdo mi cora26n Sc extnguira
para sempre.
Saludando su cnaado con una atva inclination
de cabeza a5ri6 el msmo la puerta indcandoe la sa-
Ida.
Al quedsrse solo sento 81 piano, y al aleiarse
Harry p1do Dir one habfa reanudado rabajo iute
-rrumpido solo para recibro.
En- ninguno de los momentos de gu carrcra Dersal
Sc habfa sen;do SECURE de fuerEa nunca habfa
srabajado abundancia fuerza
Como fuente que durante los largos meses
dc invernO de nieves ha lido lenando silenuosa
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-04-05
Strike Would Help Ward County

David Lloyd, Geo. Mcclure, J.
S. Wallace and a score or more
of the other coal barons OF Ward
county. are not exactly sorry to
see the state of affairs among
the coal miners OF Ohio: Pennsyl-
vania, and other eastern states,
for If II strike is not already on.
it is imminent. The price OF
Ward county Ignite may yet
soar away up into the dizzy
heights, and at any rate. its
likely to find q good market in
the east.
1t will be remembered that
when the anthracite coal miners
strike was on q few years ago,
Roosevelt took a hand in the
game and gave the men a certain
time TO get together, or he
threatened to seize the mines and
place over them an army and
mine for the general good OF the
country. The mine owners said
that had he done so, he would
have been impeached, but Teddy
was willing to abide by the con.
sequences. Providing this strike
gets on in full blast, and the in.
dustries OF the country are Grip.
pied, he will again likely take a
hand in the fight, SO far as to
get the mines TO working. He
would mine the coal at a fail
profit, and save the profits io1
the mine owners until such tins
as they would be willing TO ac.
cept it.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-04-05
The Hand of Providence.

Did the business men OF Minot
ever stop to consider that Il
good chemical engine and other
up-to-date fire fighting appar-
atus would reduce the cost of in
surance to such an extent that
we would soon more than make
up for the cost OF the same! In
surance companies have their
eye on all the fire traps OF a city.
They have careful maps prepared
showing where wooden buildings
and other fire traps are, and al
ways charge I, high enough rate
to cover any danger from fire.
just why Minot has not been en-
tirely burned up several times
over is more than We can account
for, and it must be the all wise
Ruler above that has our grow
ing city under His care. But
unless something is done, sooner
or later, we will be burned ont at
a cost Of millions OF dollars.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-04-05
Hundreds of Good Points About the Most
Progressive City in the West--Practically
All Done in Four Years.

ing surrounded by a community
of diversified farmers and farms.
Coal we have in abundance at a
low price. Minot is fortunate iii
having good drinking water.
Minot may congratulate herself
on her advancement in four
years. A gas franchise has Just
been granted, and it is rumored
that eastern capitalists are
about to ask for II street car
franchise which would be a good
proposition on account of the
cheap fuel to be had around Mi
not. We already have the best
Electric Light and Telephone
system in the state, besides we
are headquarters for the North.
em Long Distance Telephone Co.
There will more building in
Minot this year than in any
town in the state New streets
are to be graded so as to con-
meet the south hill with the busi-
ness portion of the town, there
having been a great demand for
such improvements as many peO-
pie wish to build on the south
hill this summer.
Great is Minot-and all in four
wears