The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-10
CAck, of the Wire

SIASsTS W TIC w nc
sunnyside, Wash, April 10.-The
Women's Presbyterian society of Wash
ington Is holding it's annual conven-
ton here today.
Bar Harbor, Me-. April 1O.-The an
nual conference of the Maine district
OF the Methodist Episcopal church
opened here today, with large num-
Der OF ministers in attendance.
New Orleans, La..a April 1O.-The
Queen & Crescent and Mobile & Ohio
railroads today established fast live
stock service of forty-eight hours be-
tween New Orleans and st. Louis.
Washington, April 1O.-The south
ern steeplechase handicap for the
hunters and amateur cup will be run
tomorrow at Bennings and is attract
ing great deal of attention among
gentlemen horsemen.
Hattiesburg, Miss, April 10-The
annual session of the Women's Home
Missionary society of the Mississippi
Methodist conference opens today In
the Court Street Methodist church ana
will last through the week. A large
number of delegates are here.
Colorado Springs, Colo, April 10
The Reid-Hawk nuptials, the principal
event of the season in Colorado Springs
social circles, will take place this
evening at the residence of Mr.. and
30
bride. Mr.. Reid is a young banker OF
liCnaire.
Columbus, Miss, April 10-The pho
tographers in attendance at Che an
nual session of the Southern Tri-State
association spent busy day, entirely
devoted to practical instruction and
demonstrations of the art. Some of
the best Photographic artists of thu
south eXpounded the latest methods
and fads for the benefit of the dele
gates. The instruction course will be
continued tomorrow.
Washington, April 10.-Uncle Sam
is in need OF a few Hindoo interpret.
ers for the immigration service at SaI
Francisco and the civil service bureau
is holding examinations of applicants
today. The position pays the munifi-
cent salary of 5000 year. Examlna-
tons are also being held for junior
clerks in the reclamation service ana
engineers and carpenters in the Indian
service, at salaries of 1920 a year.
New York, April 1O.-United States
Senator John c. Spooner will be the
guest of honor at the fourth annual
dinner OF the Wisconsin society OF
New York at the Waldorf-Astoria ho-
tel this evening. The occasion will
mark his last public appearance prior
to his retirement next month. 1t IS
expected that the senator will make
speech bearing upon national issues
which will be of great and widespread
interest.
Columbia. S. c., April 10.-Today's
session OF the South Carolina Baptist
Young Peoples convention was devot-
ed mainly to organization and the
reading OF reports. Addresses were
made by the Rev. C. a. Jones OF Ben
nettsville, the Rev. L. NJ Rice of I'm
ion and others. This evening the Rev.
T. B. Ray of Richmond will deliver a
notable address on the project of world
wide evangelism. The reports show a
considerable increase in the member
ship OF the unions throughout the
| state.
Chicago, April 1O.-F. H. Elliott,
secretary of the American Automobile
association and Jefferson De Mont
oHoi aS ha
board of that organization, will make
g second missionary incursion into
the middle western states this Week
and next. beginning tomorrow at Lou
isville. On Friday they will visit In
dianapolis to consult with Henry Ford.
A. L. Riker and other engineering ex.
perts of the automobile world, who
will assemble in the Indiana capital
to consider rules for the touring car
race on Long Island next October.
Next week Mr.. Elliot and Mr.. Thomp-
son will GO tc ST. Louis and other
western cities to further the forma-
ticn OF state associations.
Warrensburg, Mo-. April 1o.-The
suit brought by the union element of
tho local Cumberland Presbyterian
| church 10 restrain the dntl-unlOn ele-
ment from using the Cumberland
Presbyterian church and to prevent
them from publishing and selling the
confession OF faith and from using
the name Cumberland Presbyterian,
will be given hearing today before
Judge Martin at Boonville, where it
was taken on change of venue. The
trouble originated at the time of the
union OF the Presbyterian and Cum
berland church bodies. That part OF
the Cumberland church in this city
that opposed the merger took posses
SIGN of the church property and barred
the unionists. The latter secured a
temporary injunction against their OPP
ponents and the present suit is to have
this restraining order made perma-
| neni.