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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-01
FAVOR TEMPERANCE.
Labor Unions Will Not Drink Non.
Union Made Beer.

Chicago, June 1.-The last barrel
of union" beer in Chicago and the
whole country, according to an edict
of the American Federation of Labor,
was manufactured yesterday At mid
night the brewery workers union will
cease to exist in the eyes of the ma
tional labor leaders and two million
organized workingmen in the United
States will be asked to "get on the
water wagon" or use some other kind
of a. beverage Two months ago the
national labor council met in Wash
ington and gave the brewery workers
union until June to comply with an
order to oust all engineers, firemen
and teamsters from it's organization.
These men were under the protec-
tion Of the union, which was in con-
flict with the principle of trade au-
tonomy unheld by the federation. The
brewery employees then took a vote
and niety-eight per cent of the men,
bership favored resistance to the
order.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-01
FORMER GRAND
FORKERS ARRESTED
Cora Smith Eaton and Di.
vorced Husband in Jail
at Seattle.
Special to The Eveni.E Times,

SDSC101 10 V0e EVe0l08 vlmeDs
Seattle June 1.-The. Times says:
Cora Smith Eaton and Robert A.
Eaton, her former husband. engaged
in dispute over the custody of their
adopted son, Alvin, Saturday after
noon, which, through the sincere but
uncalled for efforts of young lawyer
sleuth employed by Mrs. Eaton, land
ed the whole party in the police sta
ton.
The custody of the child has been in
dispute ever since the couple was di-
vorced in Minnesota a year ago. and
Saturday, Eaton found the boy in a
boarding school near Tacoma and
brought him to Seattle for a visit.
Eugene A. Childe the attorney, was
on the car with them, and when Eaton
and the boy arrived in the city, Mrs.
Eaton met them and the whole party
went down to the water front, as
Eaton had expressed his intention of
taking the boy over to the natatorium
for swim. Childe remembered the
stories he had read of kidnapers and
other desperadoes. and called a patrol
man, who sent the party to the sta
ton. There the Eatons patched up
their difficulties and Alvin was given
to his mother pending a civil suit
which will soon be filed.
Il found the boy over at the school,
among boys who were net fit for him
to associate WITH" said Eaton this
morning, land he was as dirty as
street urchin. He told me that he had
not had his hair cut since the Easter
vacation. He and I always did enjoy
swimming togethr and brought him
over for visit and swim at the ma
tatorium. Any talk of kidnapping is
absurd. l am soon going to begin
suit to get possession of the boy, for
my whole life is wrapped up in him,
but neither his mother nor l ever
dreamed of anything like what hap
pened Saturday. Her attorney evil
IDENTIFY thought that he was dealing
with desperate character and sent us
in.
When We decided that separation
was the only logical thing for us. we
agreed that l was to take the boy and
she the younger child, a girl. but at
the last moment she sprung sur
prise and got the custody of both
and last fall she got further decree
forbidding me to see the boy at all.
and took him out OF town.
when / took him away from the
school Saturday I gave the superin-
tendent my card and told him that l
would deliver the boy to him or to his
mother here. He telephoned her and
she met me, with her attorney"
Childe, when seen. said that he was
on the car on which Eaton came to
town, but refused to give any other
information concerning his connection
with the case.
The principals of the above case,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton are former resi-
dents OF Grand Forks. and they are
we'll known throughout the state.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-01
NEGRO LYNCHED
WHILE SHERIFF !.
CALMLY Dimes
Charged With Assaulting Wife
of His Employer and Was
Under Arrest.
SHERIFF HELD THE
MOB AT BAY
Till Supper Time and Then
Retired-Negro Hanged to
Tree Near Jail.
SHERIFF HELD THE
MOB AT BAY
Associated Press to The Evening Time.

Associated Press to The Evening Times.
Alexandria, La, June Henry
Johnson, middle aged negro, was
lynched at Echo, this state, last night
by about $50 men who took him from
the Jail. He had been arrested charg-
ed with an attempted assault on the
wife of his employer. Johnson was
plantation negro and had worked
about year for Ephraim Pearce a
prominent planter. Pearce was alb
sent from his place about noon yester-
day and during this time the negro
made his attack.
Late in the afternoon he was arrst-
ed. When Johnson was placed in the
jail at Echo, Deputy Sheriff Richard
son wired Alexandria for assistance.
Richardson says he succeeded in keep
ing the mob back until 5 o'clock, when
he went to his supper, and while eat
ing. he heard about fifty shots fired
and was told the negro had been
lynched. Without enccuntering re-
sistance, the lynchers had taken
Johnson from the Jail and hanged
him to a nearby tree.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-01
Associated Pres. Cable to The Eve.,..

Dublin, June 1.-The latest phase of
the land agitation in the congested
districts of Ireland is taking the form
Of crusade against the holders of
grazing farms on the eleven months
lease system, and is developing with
great rapidity and intensity.
RoscommOn Kings county, and
North Tipperary are the centers of
lawlessness. In bygone times these
localities saw many evictions. and the
peasants are determined that the land
shall be redistributed to small hold
ers. Reports are received daily of the
gathering of small bands of peasants
who destroy gates and fences and
clear the grazing ranches of cattle,
which they drive back over miles of
country to the farms of the owners.
In two cases men who had leased
ranches were compelled to abandon
their holdings because of intimida-
tions.
The authorities have drafted large
forces of police into the disturbed dis
tricts, with the result that there have
been some serious conflicts between
the police and the peasants, and many
persons on both sides have been In.
jured. There have been numerous
prosecutions, but the sympathy with
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-01
FED SISTER on PINS.
Associated Press 10 Tho Evening TT

Paris, June 1.-The extraordinary
conduct of man named Gersaint,
who has tried to. kill his sister by
inches by forcing her to swallow pins
and needles, is reported from Tassin,
in the department of the Rhone.
Neighbors heard Mile Gersaint plead
ing with her brother not to torture
her. The girl, when examined. de-
clared her brother had systematically
mixed pins and needles with her food
and had forced her to swallow them.
The story was at first discredited, but
a doctor who was called declared that
the girl was virtually a living pin
cushion. He succeeded in extracting
seventy-two pins and needles from her
body, and 1t is now believed that she
will recover.
The brother and sister inherited
considerable property from their par
ents, the terms of the will being that,
in the event of the death of one OF
them, all the estate should go to the
survivor. The brother has been ar
rested,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-01
PoLICEMAN,s NEW SYSTEM.

st. Paul. June 1.-Patrolman
Charles Grisim was dismissed from
the force at a meeting of the police
board yesterday because he was
caught sleeping on his post. Police
Sergeant Charles Gerber reported that
Grisim had made a sleeping berth of
a tool house on the site of the new St.
Paul Cathedral on Summit avenue.
Gerber said Grisim had small alarm
clock in his hat to awaken him every
hour so he could pull the patrol box
Sergeant Gerber said he had watched
Grisim several nights and found that
while he slept nearly all night long
he managed to report to headquarters
regularly every hour. One time he
went into the tool house just before
the time for the patrolman to pull the
box and heard a small alarm clock
fastened in officers helmet ring and
this betrayed the patrolman's system.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-01
MONUMENT TO STANFORD WHITE.
Associated Press to The Evening Timep.

New York, June 1.-Among the pas
sengers on the Lucania, which sailed
today. was William NJ. Chase, the dis
tinguished artist, who will visit Lon
don, Paris and Rome for the purpose
Of discussing with American artists
abroad a project for monument to
perpetuate the memory Of Stanford
White The proposed memorial to
Harry Thaw's victim will probably
take the form of a magnificent statue,
to be erected in this city. Numerous
friends of the famous architect have
promised funds to assist In the pro-
ject and Mr.. Chase is confident that
he will secure the cooperation Of
many European artists.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-01
RECORD BREAKING RECORD.
Quarter Section Being Turned Every
Day in Vicinity Of Plaza.
Special to TIE EyeAin. Times.

Plaza, June 1.-seeding has been
progressing in this vicinity at break
neck speed. The farmers are deter
mined to take advantage of late
spring by getting in an early crop.
While the acreage of wheat will be
short, the price will no doubt be
enough longer to make up Six steam
breakers are at work around Plaza
which will make an average of quar-
ter section being broken every day.
Last year the farmers hired little
breaking done as they had time to do
1t themselves, but the late season has
crowded them into hireing much of
their breaking done. Many quarters
will have every foot in crop this year.
The farmers of this section are hus-
tiers and meet conditions as they
are. They overcome late spring by
working late. There has never been
any more promising crop conditions
in this section than there is today.
Plenty of moisture has fallen and the
ground is in excellent shape.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-01
NO COLOR LINE
IN ENDEAvORs
All Races and Colors Will Have
Equal Rights on Program
of Convention.
Associated Press to The Evening Times.

Associated Press to The Bvenins Times
Boston, June 1.-The United Society
of Christian .Endeavor, from it's head
quarters here today made public a
statement denying that the color line
would be drawn at the international
convention at Seattle this year. The
statement also says:
Christian Endeavor numbers in it's
membership red and yellow. and brown
and black endeavorers, and all have
equal privileges in the program and
in the convention auditoriums.
Christian Endeavor does not own
or control the hotels of the city and
If they refuse, as some have, to re-
ceive colored guests. the responsibility
is theirs.
ITO refuse to hold the convention
in Seattle because certain hotels de-
cline to entertain colored guests. as
some suggest. would be neither wise
nor eXDedient."
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-01
CHIEF POLICE
IN THE Tolls
San Francisco Grand Jury Will
Ask For His Removal
From Office.
Associated Pres. to The Evening Time.

Associated Press to The Evening Times.
San Francisco. June IA special
session OF the grand jury will be held
this afternoon at which Chief of Po-
lice Jermiah Dinan viii be examined.
He has admitted that he has been in
vestigating the venirmen in the inter-
ests of Mayor Schmitz. now on trial
for extortion, and this will form the
basis of an accusation against the
chief. The grand jury will, it is said,
prefer formal charges against Dinan
for thus using his Office to protect men
in the prosecution of whom he is sup
posed to assist. and will ask that he
be removed from office.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-01
HAYRgqQ SUFFERING FROM NERVOUS
b. DOWN AND may COLLAPSE

into the case the name of man who
had nothing to do with it and who
might create prejudice. The ques-
tton, was allowed and Freeland said
he believed he had read some of Debs'
articles.
The vacancy caused by Freeland's
departure had not been filled when
court adjourned.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-01
Vic Chaffee in Town.

Vic Chaffee, receiver OF the United
States land office at Williston, is q
visitor in the city. Receiver Chaffee
states that the tide of prosperity which
is sweeping the northwest has hit
Williston for sure and the "City Of
Opportunity" is booming. immigration
is at its height and the crops are in
excellent shape. The country tribu-
tary to the Williston land office is fast
being filled up and indeed but few de-
sirable claims are to be had within
a radius of thirty miles or more.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-01
ARMEN|ANS
ARE IN CANADA
Are Hiding in Canadian Town
Where They Will Likely Be
Arrested Today.

New York, June 1.-Two of the
three Armenians who are wanted in
connection with the murder of Father
kasper, have left the United States,
according to Captain McCafferty of the
detective bureau. He learned yester-
day that John Mooridian and Paul
Sarkisian had been seen in a Canadian
town where they have been since last
Saturday. Two detectives have gone
to Canada and it is expected the Ar
menians will be arrested today.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-01
Mandan Official.

A. NJ. Packard of Mandan, register
of deeds of Morton county and recog-
nized as one of the most faithful in
the performance of his duties. will be
in the city next week. the guest Of his
brother. F.. D. Packard. The Mandan
gentleman, while in the city will at.
tend the grand lodge meeting OF the
Odd Fellows.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-01
HUGE SW|NDLE
IS UNEARTHED
Russian Lawyers Have Been
Handling Heirless Estates
By Fraud.
A..oe,.ted Pres. Cable to III. Hve.,.s

Times.
Odessa. June IA sensation has
been caused here by the arrest of a
number of officials and we'll known
lawyers who for several years have
been engaged in conspiracy to de-
fraud the state of the revenue from
estate whose heirs were missing or
unknown. The plan of the conspira-
tors. who operated chiefly in Odessa
and Warsaw, was to obtain possession
of such estates by use of fraudulent
documents or by bringing forward
false heirs. An order placed with an
engraver of Vienna for duplicate of
an official seal led to the discovery of
the frauds. The persons implicated
are said to have derived about $780,
600 from the swindle.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-01
Britt Says He Has Made No Arrange.
ments to Fight Dane.

San Francisco, June Jimmy
Britt, the native son" fighter. with
whom it Is claimed Battling Nelson
has been matched to fight again. de-
nies that he is-~matched to meet the
Hegewisch champion. He declares he
knows nothing about a proposed meet
ing between Nelson and himself for
July or any other date.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-01
MINNESOTA RATE LAWS.
Judge Lochren Issued Temporary In.
junction Against Reduced Rates.


junction Against Reduced Rates.
st. Paul, June 1.-Alleging that the
recently enacted two-cent passenger
fare in Minnesota and the new freight
rate, which goes into effect in this
state today. are in contravention
to the provisions of the United States
constitution, the stockholders Of the
Great Northern, Northern Pacific, Chi
cago. Milwaukee G st. Paul. North
western, Omaha, Minneapolis & St.
Louis, 500 and Chicago Great West
ern railways today applied for tenn
porary Injunction from Judge Lochren
in the United States court, to en-
join the officers of the railroads and
the attorney general Of Minnesota
from putting the rates into effect.
Judge Lochren signed the order.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-01
WILL LIMIT SALES.
Packers Will Buy "She Cattle" Only
Subject f0 GI0Iern nlenf InSnoefion

Subject to Government Inspection.
Chicago, June 1.-The executive
committee of the American Meat Pack
ers' association, whose membership
embraces 275 large and small packers
in twenty-nine states. met in Chicago
and unanimously adopted a resolution
asking all inspected slaughtering es-
adjustments to buy COWS and other
she cattle" subject to post mortem
inspection by the United State gov
ernment. The request was made that
immediate effect be given to the de-
cisiOn.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-01
ECHO FROM MONTANA COPPER DEAL
IN CONNECTICUT COURT DECISION
CHANGING METHODS,
Associated Press to The Evening Times

Kansas City, June 4.-Jesse James,
son OF the noted bandit of that name,
was graduated from the Kansas City
school of law here today receiving the
highest grade of any in his class. He
Will practice law in this city.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-01
MAY REPEAT THE HISTORY Of
|RELANOS LAND TROUBLES

the aims of the peasants is so strong
magistrates have declined to concur
in the conviction of the disturbers Of
the peace, one magistrate even going
to the extent OF declaring himself
ready to go to prison with the de-
fendant.
In parliament, the opposition de-
clares the Irish league to be respon-
sible for the growth of this move
ment, using it as a means to force
the government to grant the Irish
demands. Chief Secretary for ireland
Birnell. speaking in the house of COM
mons today, admitted there was con-
siderable cause for anxiety, but de-
MED the existence of any evidence on
widespread conspiracy.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-01
PATTERSON CASES DISMISSED Il

Bismarck June. Grand Jury
discharged this afternoon All
charges for violation of prohibi-
ton law against E. G Patterson
dismissed by jury.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-01
HOLINESS CAMP MEETING.
ISOLATED Press to The Evening Times.

1&DDOCs3Se0 11oO 70 110 0Ve110B 1IAeOs
Oskaloosa. Ia. June 1.-The annual
national Holiness campmeeting opened
here today with a large number Of
delegates present from central, west
ern and southern states. The ses-
sions will last until June 10. The
meetings were formerly held at Des
Moines, but an effort is being made to
make this city the permanent meeting
place and headquarters of the Holiness
sect in the United States.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-01

The principals of the above case,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton are former resi-
dents OF Grand Forks. and they are
well known throughout the state.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-08
Hull Of C. q 0. Ferry Boat VIII
be Cut In Two and Made
TWenly-Four Feet Longer.
GOES TO sR|PYARg THIS WEEK
About seventy.five Thousand Dollars
Spent On Craft viii Make Her the
Finest of Her Glass on
the Atlantic coast-To be Fitted
Out With New Boilers.

The Chesapeake e Ohio ferry
steamer Virginiu, which plies between
This city ana Norfolk and Portsmouth,
is To have her hull cut in two and
heightened 81 feet and will havo new
boilers installed. The contract for
the job has been awarded the local
shipyard and work on the vessel will
begin the latter part of this week.
While ut the yard the Virginia will
he given thorough ovcrhauling from
stem to stern and when she resumes
her runs between this city and Nor
folk She will he the finest ferry steam
or on the Atlantic coast.
The lenethcning of the Virginia will
give her much greater capacity for
carrying both freight and passengers
and will also give n much needed in
crease Of hull stability.
The boilers which are 10 he install
led ahOard the Virginia have been ut
the yard for several months as it was
intended to install them some time
ago. The boilers now in The ship,
have not, it Is understood. give en-.
tire satisfaction as they consume too
much coal for the amount of steam
produced.
The work on the Virginia will cost
in the neishborhQod of s75. 900 and
will require several months for com.
plction.'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-08
SEQUEL TO YOEMAN'S
.FROLIC ASHORE HERE
Mrs. John S. Pollard Wants to Know
About Her Husbands Be-
havor.

young woman who exhibited n
marriage license and said she was Mrs.
John s. Pollock, called upon Chief of
Police Reynolds last night. Mrs. Pol
lock. who states that she is stopping
ut Old Point for tho present. claims
to be the wife of n chief yeoman be-
longing to the crew Of the cruiser
Dixie who was arrested here last
halloween while masquerading in fo-
male attire. lie was tried in the po.
lice court with another petty officer
charged with the same Offense ANA
Justice Brown dismissed the pair.
Mrs. Pollok came here looking for
information concerning her husbands
behavior here. The chief referred
her TO Il private detective agency
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sss :. THEATRICAL. ss

y ~ ~ 90 U o
: '"ourr- New Minister" a rural come
.dy~ drama in three acts by Dennian
.Thomp$on and George wv. Ryers
authors Of: the Old 'Homesteaa,'
which Was presented ;as the Academy
Of. Music ifof>, the 8 first time last
night::S,is: ole !of sthefr best aplays of
Its class theatrco-goe !iolt have
Sc seen !. in;';several seaso9s: As pre-
sentGGd%: by: Joseph&. Conyeirs ,,;and :; "a
capable. 'supp6iriins.s cast, 3ths >Splay
bids ;$sfair;s:. reDlacd .in:. the heart
olithe sAmGfican% theatre,:eonifg* pubic i;;ii
lno.''now' <!eeele.brated sod ! Homo:
-: ;:, !: -. -.
taicons laugGter: the small il audience i c;
that; .Igatherad:::in, thee Academy; last
night voted. Our New Monster" :. a d
success. lThcrG..t is Isome s:wonderfnl
character, drawing, in. the. piece land
thes.charactersI themselves ARE .tr,ie.
10. life. &charactGrs.t that are met.
every: DAY.. that Eexist %eSSerywherae.
Rnnning:a.throlIgh 'thet$play: is ,.infec:
tiouS* .himor .Swith :: JUST. the proper
amount Of pathos TO-. stir: the emo
.S.,The: character! work, OF .NIr. Con.
years lin. the apart. .cf. DARIUS static,
!anfGeopnatyr detGctiYe, was .cxceptionany
8 Sstrons ,anl EeyerN' .otherb part, was III
capable hands there BEING not "a
single. iaw% Sin amy. part of the
lSiSl.s = - -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-08
Gail and get a large
or small Calendar
q ~ .Sa

the statement il was holiday and al
the receipts for two days had to
be carried over.
HcS Job Was Done.
An cXats/aation of the store shows
that the rear door has been prled
opan, probably with II Jimmy" The
safe WAS opened by forcing off the
knob Of taa combination and then
driving through the center bolt
Tho same method was employed
upon the inside and outside doors
AS has been stated, only cash and
diamonds not easy. to. identify were
tisben. II is said that even. bril.
lfnts, which only an. export :. can
distinguish from the 'rcGI. H.pm1uT,,
We're sorted out and LETT, Behind,
Other precious. stones We're. not
touched. = (,
rs. Mr.. ',Arrilt> came here: n, little. over
"a year ago. with his: brother. and
they opened the jewclry[ stores under
the ,namo$ ci's::Nrrltt.s 81 Co Several
.lmonths ago the, brother. left The city.
Withdrawing from the firm but. the
business. was carried. om+ under the
same fnnme. !: . -. :. !:
.., Handsome Fixtures Installed 2;
Recently Mr. A!ritt .instHllSd 3'aa set
of handsome new. fixtures, buying them
from n'Baltmoro firm which Is rep
resented here by. Attorney s&.W:a 6.
|. Stuart. 'About 81 ,O00i Is" said : as;ba
dlet, on( .theseH. flXtiiresS, andi~a s$l'%
payment Is. :due ION ;FebfiiaIy.:t,:. Mir
,Stuarti{nlso .$.called upon" Chief Grey,
'nolds' yesterday. . ~. ;:...'.<%:i
II seems that sfhc creditors !. We're
notified, by: mail. on JANUARY. 81: that
IsArrittR:.& &; ~ CompanN.: had ;made IAN
sassignmcnt, but the. cause for the
asslgnment was ln4t given :. -. ~. u