The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-04
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New York. April 4.-The American
Art association today began an auc-
tion sale of the effects left by Stanford
White, Harry Thaw's victim. at his
late residence, 12l East Twenty-first
street. Among the articles to be sold
are many pieces of antique furniture,
carved wood and stone. marbles, stat
ues, tapestries. old musical instru-
ments and many valuable paintings,
both old and modern. Owing to the
wide exploitation of Mr.. Whites con-
noisseurship IN works of art the great
est interest has been aroused and hun
dreds of people paid one dollar each
for tickets to the sale. which will be
continued tomorrow and Saturday at
ternoons. The White mansion is ver-
liable museum. the collection includ-
ing many varieties. and the bidding is
lively.
Lake Charles. La. April 4.-The
question of the possibility of success
full orange culture in Louisiana was
the principal subject of discussion at
today's session of the State Horticul-
tural society. Addresses were made
by DIR. A. j. Perkins of Lake Charles
and X. S. Moore of Naomie. Pecan
culture and truck growing were also
considered. This afternoon. DR.. S. A.
Knapp of the government agricultural
department speaks on Horticulture
IN the Gul States" after which the Wis
ltorS will be given a pleasure trip on
the Calcasieu river. Professor w. R.
Dodson, director of the Louisiana Ag-
rcul,ural college is the principal
speaker for this evening.
Philadelphia, April 4-Resolutions
have been passed by the Mothers club
OF the Society OF Friends denouncing
the jamestown exposition, because of
the proposed naval display. The wom-
Ell announce that none of them will
attend the exposition nor allow any OF
the members of their families to do so.
New York. April 4.-Maior H. B.
Hersey and DR.. W. NJ. Fowler, both OF
Milwaukee, sailed today for Paris,
where they will join Walter Well
mans polar exploration expedition
Major Hersey has taken part in sew
eral attempts TO reach the north pole.
Trinidad. Col, April 4.-The case
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women and q portion Of the proceeds
will be given TO the Houston Civic
league.
Philadelphia. April As the re-
suit of a general order issued By offic-
ials of the Pennsylvania railway, a
cat will hereafter be employed at each
passenger station on the entire sys-
tenn and will be paid a salary sufficient
to provide pint of milk day. The
duties of the new employees will be to
protect baggage from the ravages OF
rats and mice.
Mexico City, April A Sunday
closing crusade, the first movement of
this kind in Mexico, has been inaug-
urated by newly organized body
known as the Sunday Rest society. An
attempt will be made to effect the
closing of shops on Sunday.
London, April 4.-To diet compos-
ed almost exclusively of oatmeal,
Joseph Graham, 101 years old today,
attributes his ripe old age. He is a
limeburner in Aspatria and still works
ten hours a day.
Holton, Kan, April 4.-The North
east Kansas Teachers association op-
ems its annual convention in the First
Methodist church here this evening,
and hundreds of teachers have arrived
during the day to take part in the
sessions. The features Of the open
ing meeting will be addresses by
President A. H. Speer of Atchison and
Superintendent J. w. Carr of Dayton,
o. Among the prominent speakers en-
gagged for tomorrow and Saturday are
Judge Ben Lindsey of the Denver juv-
emile court and President E. P. Bryan
of Franklin college, former general
superintendent of education in the
Philippines.
Brandon, Man., April 4.-The first
business session of the Manitoba Edu-
cational convention was held this
morning, separate meetings being held
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