The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-30
News Forecast for
Coming Week
Monday.


Prosecution of Honduras lottery
cases begins at Mobile.-Appeal Of
Greene and Gaynor, convicted of de-
frauding the government in connection
with Savannah harbor contract is set
for hearing in New Orleans.-Order
demanding destruction of illegal fences
ON government land becomes effective
Congressional postal commission
meets in New York to begin investiga-
ton OF postoffice Observation-Disclosures
ant-Colonel Goetals succeeds Stevens
as chairman of the Panama canal COM
mission and engineer in charge of con-
struction.-WOrlds Student Christian
conference opens in Tokio-Law max
ing gambling felony in Arizona be-
comes effective.-Freight rate on grain
from Chicago to Atlantic seabOard will
be increased two cents per hundred
weight.-New wage scale of miners
and smelter men in Butte district goes
into effect.-Founders day will BIO OBJ
served at all Carnegie libraries.-Ar-
Dor day in Virginia.
Tuesday.
Sentence will be pronounced on the
publishers of the New York Herald,
who pleaded guilty to sending obscene
will be made on the writ of mandamus
issued by the Minnesota supreme court
compelling the St. Paul. Minneapolis
& Manitoba Railway company to show
cause why its charter should not he
Municipal elections will be
held throughout the country, special
interest attaching to the Chicago con-
test.-New st. Paul auditorium will be
u cd .h11 80
ANA Railroad company will hold meet
Ing in New York.-A definite date for
the hearing of the Eddy case will be
set by superior court at Concord, N.
H.-Sea Island Cotton union meets at
Valdosta, Ga.-Minnesota Bar associa-
ton meets in st. Paul-Alabama Bap-
fist Young Peoples union meets in
Montgomery.-North Carolina Sunday
School association convenes in Reds
ville.-Northern Masonic conclave at
Buffalo.-Georgia<r railroad commission
will hear petition OF Farmers union
for two-cent passenger fares.
Wednesday.
John r. Walsh, former president of
the Chicago National bank, will plead
to 100 counts OF indictment charging
him with misapplication of funds of
the institution.-John Burroughs, ia
nous naturalist, will celebrate seven
tieth birthday.-Inland Empire Teach
ers' association meets in Lewiston,
Idaho.-Louisiana Horticultural socie-
ty convenes in Lake Charles.-North
Dakota grand commandery. knights
Templar. meets in Grand Forks.-New
York state Methodist conference be-
gins in New York.
Thursday.
Hearings on Hartman case will be
resumed by interstate commerce COM
mission in Observation-Disclosures
Public School Teachers association
opens three days session in Shreve-
port.-National grand court of Order
of Golden Septer convenes in New
York.
Friday.
Northwestern Educational associa-
Minot, N. D.-Algernon Charles Swim
burne, English poet, will celebrate sew
entieth birthday.-Dr. Albert Haugh,
convicted of the murder of his father,
mother and brother, will be hanged at
Dayton, Ohio.
Saturday.
Veterans of the battle of Shiloh will
hold reunion on tho battlefield in
commemoration of the forty-fifth ami
versary of the famous engagement
Citizens of Spokane, Wash, will have
"cleaning-up day." when thousands
of people are expected to join in a
movement to clean the city and plant
trees.