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The Washington times., 1907-10-19
Dinner and Theater Partv.

Frank Chester Kingsland. Of New
York gave a dinner party at the WI
lard Thursday night and a box partv
at the Columbia last night. The marty
included Mrs. Slssel and Mrs. Roach
CT Baltlmore; D. J. Foster. Of New
iork, ana George Edmunds, Of WASH
InSton Later a supper party at the
Willard was held
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
Hardings Take Apartment.

Representative and Mrs. J. Eugene
Harding. Of Middletown. Ohio, who were
married Wednesday III the home OF
the brides parents, have taken an
apartment in the Highlands FOR the
season Mrs. Harding was bel ore her
marriage Miss Edna Wilson, dauglter
Of Capt. Robert Wilson
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
Mrs. Dunn Mckee Here.

Mrs. Dunn Mckee. WHO has been
spending the summer at NoEquitt. Ne.
with her mother. Mrs. Bates, Is now
the guest of her mOther-In-law, Mrs.
David r. Mckee, in her home on Rhode
Island avenue. Mrs. Bates will prob
a oily. return to Washington early In the
week and join General Bates in their
apartment in the Connetcicuf.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
Acmiral Holiday Leaves.

Admiral Holiday closed his home on
Connecticut avenue this morning and
left Washington for stay OF month
o. six weeks in San Francisco and
along the Pacific coast. Mrs. Holiday
Will probably return 70 Washington
about November 1.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
Mrs. B. H. warder in City.

Mrs. 3. H. Warder has returned to
Washington and opened her home, on
X street. after spending the summer at
Newport. Miss Alice Warder is still
Eith her sister. Mrs. Ralph y. Ellis, at
tGr summer home.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
Cards for Wedding.

DR.. and IT'S. Arthur Dixon have is
sued cards for the marriage reception
of their daughter. Miss Sally Dunton
Dixon and William May Wright, Thurs
day afternoon, November I, at 4:30
o'clock at Is West FoTty-ninth street,
New York city.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
RESIDENCE ROBBED.

The residence of William West, To-
Gated on Canal road. near Foxhan road.
was ransacked yesterday during the alb
sence OF the owner. the thieves securing
$50 in cash and soma other things.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
Bazaar Ends Tonight.

The oyster supper and bazaar OF the
Methodist Protestant Church. which IS
being held at Odd Fellows Hall. In
North Columbus street. will close this
evening. So far the patronage has ex-
ceeded the expectations OF those inter
ested. This evening promptly at 10
o'clock all the articles on hand at the
various booths will be sold at auction.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
Entertains at Dinner.

Mrs. Richard Stewart Hooker enter
tanned at dinner Thursday evening com
ELEMENTARY to her sister. Mrs. Leonard
Wood, who is her guest until Novem-
Der J.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
Shacklettes Return.

Mr.. and AIRS. William S. Shacklette,
after spending the past five weeks with
Mr. ard Mrs. William H. Daw. have
returned 10 their home III Delaplane. Va.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
RUNNERS Home Again.

Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Hummer and lit
tie daughter, Frances, nave returned
TO their home in this city after a
pleasant visit to the jamestown Expo
sition.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
Gkeens Open Home

Rear Admiral and Mrs Gheem and
Miss Gheen have returned 70 Washing
ton, and opened uIeir home. on New
Hampshire avenue. Tor the winter after
spending the SUMMER at Newport.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19

Mrs. Percy l. Jones. wife OF Csnt,f,,
Jones, medical department. L. s. a. is
the guest Of her mother. Mrs. Ida Dear
Ing Bangs. and her grandparents. Mr.
anu Mrs. George 7. bearing in their
nome, lOJo Massachusetts avenue north
west. Captain and Mrs Jones expect
TO sail from San Francisco December 5.
for the Philippines.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
Engagement Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hartman an
nounce the engagement Of their daugb-
leI. Louise Estelle 10 Edward S. stew
art OF this city
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
Lieut.. Col. Bentzoni Dead.

The death Of Lieut.. Col. c. Bentzoni
L. S. A, retired. at Los Angeles. CAL,
October s, has .ust been reported to
the War Department.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19

A small fire in a warehouse ir Market
alley last night wss exunguishcd by
Chief Petty and Ernest Craven without
turning in an alarm
The Washington times., 1907-10-19

Announcement has been made that
Dr. Alderman. OF the University CT Viz
ginia. VIII deliver an address 10 the stu
dents OF the Episcopal High School
November 10
The Washington times., 1907-10-19

The vitlified bricks which have been
on Cameron street for some time
past have beer removed, and are be-
ing used in paving upper King street.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
Birth of Daughter

The Assistant Attorney Of the Depsl.
ment OF Justice and Mrs. Sta1ilope
Henry are receiving congratulations
upon the birth of a daughter.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
Admiral cOwIes Leaves.

Rear Admiral COwles left Washington
Thursday TO join Mrs. Cowles at their
summer home at Fariniagton. Corn.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19

Mrs. S Goodman and the Misses, Good
man have returned 10 their home on
U street, after attending the twentieth
wedding anniversary celebration of Mr.
and Mrs. I. Goodman. which took place
in Baltimore
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
John Barrett Home Again.

John Barrett, who has ben spending
the week in New York. returned {,
Washington last evening.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19

Mr. and Mrs Harold J. Pack. OF the
Portsmouth. had for their guest for the
weekend Philip Hornstein, Of Philadei-
phia.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Laupheimer are
spending a couple Of weeks at the Hctel
Oriental, Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19

Mrs Hess. of Baltimore. has been the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Minister. of
Sixth street
The Washington times., 1907-10-19

The house committee Of the Alexandra
Golf Club Will give a dance at the golf
house on Shostcr's Hill this evening
this Is the last dance TO be given This
fail.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19

Irwin Hollander has returned from
Ocean View. Va, and a visit to the
jamestown Exposition.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
8Ir. Eicolus Nickel, 1853 Eleventh
Street, City.

Il wish 20 recommend Munyon's
Rheumatism Cure" said Mr.. Nickel,
who called at the Post yesterday Il
was a victim q that dreaded disease
for twenty years. In that time I was
confined 20 my bed most Of the time,
and when 1. was able 10 get out at all,
was bent double and had 10 walk by
the aid Of crutches. I was told OF Nun
yon's Rheumatism Remedy. i at once
purchased a bottle. and after taking
several bottles I am proud 20 say I
was cured. and am glad 10 testify 20
the merits Of this great remedy. I
would be glad 10 have any sufferer
write TO me or call. I can recommend
this remedy lfghlV''
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
Suspends Sentence.

Justice Cation has suspended the sent
ence 10 the Reform School imposed on
young Linden Haddox. a few days agO.
a home for Haddox having been secureS
in RappahannOck county.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
1t You Have Rheumatism or Any
Other Allmsnf Get a Bottle Of
One OF Munyon's Cures.
DRUGGISTS BUSY
Supplying Their Customers With
These Safe Little Specifies
They Are All Absolutely Harm
less and Are Guaranteed
Under fhe Pure Food
and Drug Law.

The free distribution Of Munyon's
Rheumatism Cure and Kidney Cure from
the Office OF The Washington Post
closed last evening. Thousands OF peo-
pie came to test these celebrated rem
and testified that they mad been cured
by some one OF the Munyon Remedies.
The crowd was not composed OF any
particular class. The banker eIbOUed
with the mechanic The lady in silk
with the palmer dress.~ Some came in
carriages. Some hobbled along, seeming
70 have an abiding faith in Muuyon
Remedies.
Some OF the testimony was truly mar
Vicious More than one woman declared
that they would not be without Nun
yoo s Remedies IN the house
The Washington times., 1907-10-19

Mrs. Louisa Hertzberg and A Hertz
berg have returned TO their home in
Baitlmore' after being the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs julius Hertzberg. Of Eight
eenth street
The Washington times., 1907-10-19

Mrs. Anna Slsson announces the mar
rage OF her niece, Miss Charlotte Seelig
O. Cor-nor, TO Daniel Edward Padgett.
Monday. October IA. the Rev. George T..
MadyWen officiating. After November
they will live at q I street northeast.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
11rs. H. c. shoIes. I5I A Street North
east, City.

east, City.
Ten years ago" said Mrs. Sholes. u
was a victim Of rheumatism Of the
worst type ! tried many patent medi-
clnes, Of which none did me any good.
I tried Munyon's Rheumatism Cure. and
am glad 70 say that / an completely
cured and have never had the slightest
symptoms OF it returning. and / am
thankful 70 DR. Munyon and also glad
10 testify through the papers Of this
city 10 this wonderful remedy's merits
J.B. Golfer, Einth street and New
York Avenue, City.
81 can also recommend Munyon's
Rheumatism Cure. II is truly a great
remedy, and I can cheerfuIly recon-
mend II, as il cured me.
George ?. bearing, 1908 Mass. Ave.
1T affords me much pleasure 20 rec
ommend Munyon's rheumatism Cure
Il IS a wonderful cure and I am thank
ful to DR.. Munyon, as it cured me"
II. o. Downs, 1920 New York Avenue
Northwest.
4 consider Munyon's PFeumatism
Cure one of the best remedies known Of
was victim OF rheumatism and walk
I'd or CTutcheS for six weeks. / used
seve-al bottles OF Munyon's rheumatism
Remedy and was cured. I also wish tn
say that my mother was a victim OF
same disease. and when all other doc
EIatism Remedy cured her, and, there
fore, I ana glad 30 recommend this
remedy 20 all sufferers"
MIS-. Duliz. 2o4 D Street Northwest,
City.
You may use my name said Mrs.
Dulin. in reference 70 Munyon's Kidney
Remedy. Il was a sufferer OF that
dreadful disease for years. tried other
specifies. OF which none do me good;
tried Munyon's Kidney Cure and II
cured me. and am glad 10 have the Op-
pcrtunity Of testifying TO such a truly
wonderful remedy"
1Ezs. Scott, $50 z Street Northwest.
Il am also glad to recommend Mum
yCn'S Kidney Cure. II cured me, and
can cheerfully recommend this remedy
20 all sufferers
G. W. Bates. 1910 G Street Northwest.
7 can recommend Munyon's Cold Cure
as one OF the best cold breakers I know
Or II is pleasant 10 take ana never
fails TO cure
VIM. Smith, al First Street Northwest.
II have used Munyon's Catarrh Cure
and IL cured me. and IL affords ne pleas
ure to recommend it TO all sufferers
Mrs. Evans, 1858 Twenty-arst Street.
City.
There is no remedy to equal Nun
yon's Dyspepsia Cure. II is certainly a
wonderful remedy. II cured me- said
Mrs. Evans
D. E. Daley, 125e Half Street South
east.
Il can cheerfully recommend Mum
yon's Neuralgia Remedy. II is simply
fne II cured me, and am never with
out Munyon's remedies, as 1 consider
them a household necessity
The Washington times., 1907-10-19

Judge Huston, Of the Spanisb Tres >,
Claims Commission, and Mrs. Huston
are stopping At the Hamilton for tin
season.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley II. 10th. Of New
York city. were the guests for a few,
days OF Mr.. and Mrs Z. S. Woog, OF T
The Washington times., 1907-10-19

Mrs. Hilda Baird Thomson and NTiss
Darneille, Of Lebanon, Tenn, are witt
a party OF Southern friends at the Nor
mandle.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19

Mr. and Mrs. S. Meyer and Mr. and
Mrs. A. Sigmund have been the guests OF
relatives in Baltimore for a few days
this week.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
J. 3. Golfer. Einth Street and New
York Avenue, City.

Il can also recommend Nfunyon's
Rheumatism Cure. II is truly a great
remedy. and I can cheerfuily recon-
mend II. as IL cured me-
The Washington times., 1907-10-19

Gen, and Mrs. Craigie have returned
at the ROct ambeau.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19

Mr. and Mrs Max Weyl. OF r street.
Nathan Sickle, OF New York city.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-30
=! |: IT,
Arterye / zy}y.

Arterye Sc naczyniami, przepro"
wadzajaoemi czerwona odzywiona
tleuem krew z sezcA do kazdej oze6
ci ciafa ola jego odzywienia. zy}y.
sluza lido zwr6cenia ciemnej krwi
do seroa. Ably ciafo by}o zapefnie.
zdrowem, koniecznem jest by Il.
:czynia krwionoSne zaw'iterafy 9je-
dynie czyste, boggata j wolnss cd
.wszelkioh szkodliwych 5sk}adnik6w
krew. severy -Czysciciel Krwi INA.
ny jest cd d}ugicb lat jake znpe}-
ME zaufania godne lekarstwo ma a.
nemie, szkr'ofu}y, pryysszaacze, wrzo7
dy, salt rheum j wszelkie .choroby;
sk6ry, powstale 2 osiabionej, ME.
ozystej krwi. zawiera on tylko maj.
oz,y79stsze lecznliicze SUBSTANCE. Ucrzaull..
c.e zmeozenia:ustapi j =cialo .stanie
sic bardziej odpornem ma rosmaite
chorob,y jezeli sie weaamiieI Co. dzieh
ztrzY:dozy SeYery G9yffc,eiel Krwi.
! Dolara "a butelke. We wszystklch
aptekach. ". F:Seyera Co.,
| Cedar Raplds, iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-30

- -T4@"aE. aH@$ E%SEE Eg4EEgsEASE t%'i+&EE@eS.GFEs
rubli! Areszto wano jul kilka osdb,
podejrzanych Q udzial Y tel ohyd
nej zbrodni. Gale to zajaoie INA
mionuje W dosadni j zywy sposdb
stosunki " jakich cd lat kilku ~
ja rodacy nasi " Krdlestwie Polls
klein, a mianowicie we wielkiem
mie6cie fabrycznem " kodzi, gdzie
najzacniejai ludzie padaja ofiara
bandytdw pod wodez2a socyalis
tow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-30
Okrutny ojciec.

Pred kilku dniami odkryto "
Budapeszcie strls z6liwa zbrodnie.
Okrutny ojciec usifowa4 zgladziG
re swiata swoje w{asne dziecko
wpraw ie ~zwierzecy .spos6b. Wmie~
SIX nil Stefana Stella znaleziono S
letnia dziewozyn<e, zwie>ana pos
tronkami, re zakneblo wanemi usta~
mi. OkrutnY ojciec zamkna} drzwi i
opusci} ma czas d}uzszy mieszka
ME. Nieszczesna dziewczynka przez
diva dni ME mia}a mic wustach mare
szcie jednak nadludzkiemi wysif-
kami zdo}aFa uwolnit sic cd kneb-
la. Niebawem przechodnie us}ysze-
Ii rozpaczliwe wo}ania i pospieszyli
nieszczesliwej ofierze "a pomoc2.
Okrutny ojciec zosta} natyohmiast
uwieziony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-30
NieWinnie skazanie.

NieWinnie skazanie. .
Sad przysieg}ych W Bochum skazal
dnia l gradnia 1906 r. gdrnika
Karola Tillmann z Welmar ma diva:
lata wiezienia "a rzekomo zamierzo.
ny rabunek uliczhy. GdY oprzebie
gu procesu gazety napisa}y zg}osi1y
sic dwie kobiety, kt6re bed4'
przypadkowo 6wiadkami ca}ego
.zaj6oia za6wiadczy}y il Tillman
jest niewinny wystepku tego do.
pusci} sic Konrad Bauer kt6ry o.
becnie ods}uguje wojskowos6 W
Gdansku. Sad nadziemiahski ma
kaza} podjeoie ma nowo postepowa~
mia i sad przysieg}ych stwierdzi}
zupetna niewinnod6 Tillmanna .Te-
:raz zostanie process wytoczony
Bauerowi. e
- o"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-30

80 X ..g! " n +:Isst1Eaf -r@&s: IS ~ sak-: l,As ~ 4@4
Korwinem przelecec balonem pos :.
mad saeharq. N%iestety p Korwia.
sass1abf ma kilka dni pred przyb,yy--,
Diem hr. sternberga j to powstrzy-
ma}o podrdz. Stan zdrowia arena
uty ME jest jedanak gg'rrooiz'nny i wzlot,
podr6zn'kdw nastapi grapevine "a
.dni pare. Urzeozywiktniaje sic
vice przepowiedne genjajnego
!, marzycielats, Juljusza Ver-
meta
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-30

menderujaoego W Petersburskin
okregu wojennym z rozwiedzlons
wielka ks;e&na Leuchtenberg uro-
dzoua ksiezniozka' czarnogdrska.
1Straszne skutkl pijahst.
wa.
Do domu waryatdw najwiecej
stosunkowo dostaje sic piJak6w.
Wykazuje to rozmaite bahama. u
rzedowe W r6znych krajach. w
ostatnich trzech latach leczono W
domach ola obfqkanych chorych
ma opiI czy obEed 80, 1854, a do do
mu waryat6w odes}ano 4,545 os6b.
W Prusaoh ma obfed opilczy
umarfo 1876 meiczyzn. i 1874
niewiast' w Wiedniu do .dom6w
dla ob}akanych dostafo sig rs
procent pijak6w. - W Ameryce
stwierdzono,z e jedna trzecia czesc
waryat6w dosta}a sic tam z powo.
du obfedu opilczego. 49, w Dubli~
ME W Irlandyi W .szpitalu pofowa
jest chorych ma ~opilstwo. w
Betlinie co trzeci obfakany .by}
na}ogo wynn pi;akicm. 49, w pro .
wincyach slaskiej i nadrehskiej Ia
kie same istnieja stosunki" Gdyby
oszczedzono miliony. jake u mas
ma a1kohot wydaja = ME <sby4oby
AMI jednego nedzarza!
Jeden znaj wiekszych bo~
gaCZy. .
= *::ir 49,. -. -. - 80 /,
W Nadrenii, Maciej SHINES, zmarf
v Kolon,i. Rodziny stinnesdw
:Tyssen6w komenderaja:do dis
przemysfem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
S. wiskszem, boggaezaml :niz
Krupp syn 6lusarza: Podobnie.5ak
Baryskowie, pochodzee : ojea1 oipesli
stinnesowie pochodza 2 OLGA szku-
Clara, kt6ry pracowaf pc }odziach
rehskich Ojciec zmarfego by} so:
cyalists: jak donosi ,,Vorwarts",
sk}adaf pieni2dze do kasy w-Mnhl.,.
heimie MD Rura' Syn zas zmarly
Naciej by1 nieprzyjacielom wazel''
kiej organizacyi robotniczej W
grudniu 1904 wybuchn9f ma jego::
kopalni ,,Bruchstrasse" strejk
SHINES zada} ably sig robotnioy
poddali bezwarunkowo' Poniewaz
sic to mies,alo wydal,} ioh zspracy ,
da1 poczatek do wielkiego strejku.
W Essen budowali socyaliaci dom
z sala it'd. Budynek by} zapisany
ma nazwisko pewnego oberzysty.
Socyali6ci cieszyli sic, Re dojda
narcszcie do w4asnego lokalu ale
SHINES przepFaci4 oterz aste ! So
! cyalisoi straclli ten DOM. Socya'
-I=rys . :. tI-r-+.. -E- - - 80. so - . @. g
l,sta ojciec ME wychowaf socyalis.
ty syna! jak tylko syn. idoszedt do
majqtku i wpfywu byf ttakiin samen
,,pauem", jak kazdy inny kapita'
lista'
Balo II, przez saehare
ii Il :5 s. :" ~ 4 j:
Do Konstantyny e. :Algiefae'
prz yjeoha3 by1y p!osef parliament
austryjackiego hr. sternberg ktdl;
zamierza re: znanYmfss aeripnaut
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-30
CI j[]lliK]il RZl,El,CZY
IL tfya1. tf5.E- as. ' II

4s: =: q:.aSS:&:: :5@A# u. ~ ~ = III: H Il s:
Jeszcze mOrderstWO Win
terra. :.'.. ...
Sledztwo pr1eciwko NOR lercy
bytomskiemu Liberce, o lie doty-
czylo rzekomego zamordowonia
=gimnazyasty Wintera W Chojni"
each umorzono, poniewaz Liberia
udowodni} re W czasie pope}nlenia
zbrodnibys " G6rnym slasku. Do
innyoh trzeoh morderstw atomiast
przyznaf sig Libcrka tax ze process
przeciwko MENU rozpocznie sig JUL
pred najblizszym adem przysieg>
}ych. Mordercy strzega bardzo pill
ME poniewaz z w~iezienia bytoms"
kiego juz kilku nisbez piecznyeh
zbrodniarzy unikne}o. Przepomina'
my tylko sprawe Sobczyka, kt6re'
go doz6rca wypuscif z cell "a przy-
rzeczeniem, re ~zamorduje jego znie'
nawidzona zone. Zanim zdazy} do
pefnl6 obietnicy ujeto go jednak i
stracono, a doz6rce skazano ma kill
ka lat demu karnego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-30

tedre publicznosci, obesz}o sic jed
max be- wypadkdw. Jeden : kap-
4andw udzielif konajaeemu 'despe--
ratowi, ktdry upadf y stop posagu
'dw. Andrzeja, odpuszczenia gree
chow. q.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-30
Kradziez W saddle.

Do kasy sadowej W szpandawie
pod Berlinem w}amali sic W nocy
zfedzieje " ten sposdb, IL nowo
budujaoego sic obok domu przez
muir weszli do gmachu sadowego.
Drzwi wywazyli "a pomoca zelaz-
nych narzedzi 2 abrawszy 4 tys'ace
marek, uciekli ia sama droga.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-30

Stub ma divorce rosYjs-
kim. i.
Dnia 10 maja odbedzie sic ma
Krzymie Stub wielkiego ksieecia Mi
kofaja Mikofajewicza, g}dwnoko
menderujaoego W Petersburskin.
okregu wojennym z rozwiedzlona
wielks ksiesna Leuchtenberg uro-.
dzoua ksiezniczka' ozarnogdrska.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-08
M()RDER|S
FOUL ONE
Prominent P:.tland, Ore, Ply
.sician, Dr.. .'' hsts.sa., =,
Killed Last Night: -

Associated Press to The Evening Times.
Portland, Ore, Jan. S.-The murder
in this city last night of DR.. Phillip
Edwards johnson, physician recent
ly arrived from New York, is one of
the most mysterious tragedies that has
ever occurred in the northwest. DIR.
johnson came to Portland with his
bride two months ago to establish his
home here and to practice his pro-
fession. The couple bought site for
a beautiful home in the fashionable
section. Mrs. Johnson, before her
marriage last fall, was Mrs. Scarbor-
ough. She is daughter of ex-Gover-
nor Headley of Ohio. DR.. Johnson is
son of Episcopal Arch Deacon John
son of Staten Island, and is gradu-
ate of the Columbia university. Short
ly after dining with his wife last night,
DR.. johnson announced his intention
of visiting DR.. Panton, one of the ex-
amining board by Which he was t.
have been examined for admission to
practice in this state, against profess
tations of his wife, who feared high
waymen. On his way DR.. johnson
called upon his cousin, w. c. Alvord,
assistant cashier in local bank. What
happened at Alvord's house has not
been learned, Alvord refusing to make
any statement for publication. After
leaving Alvord's home, Johnson's man
gled body was found lying in Jefferson
street, III feet below the bridge by
a street car conductor.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-08
FOR KNU7E NELSON
Minnesota Legislators to Re-
Elect Senator Nelson-Has
No Opposition.
y,clated Press to The Evening Times.

20 Dictated Press to The Evening Times.
~ t. Paul, Jan. Sat noon today the
biennial session of the Minnesota Leg
islature met for organization. The
session was brief and devoid of inter-
est, for the slate fixed by the repub-
lican majority at the caucus held at
the Ryan hotel late yesterday, went
through according to schedule. l.. NJ.
Johnson of Minneapolis, was elected
speaker of the house, and Adolph E.
L. Johnson of Minneapolis, chief clerk.
The same formality was gone through
in the senate, where Lieutenant Gov
ernor A. G. Eberhart presided. To-
morrow at noon both bodies will meet
in joint session to listen to the read
ing Of his message by Governor
Johnson. Great interest attaches to
this document, as it is said to con-
tain some strong features. 1t will
take the governor about two hours to
read the message. Tonight the repub-
lican members Of the legislature will
meet to nominate Knute Nelson, to
succeed himself as United States
senator. The election for this Office
will be held on January %, and on
ballot it is said Senator Nelson will
receive about $50 votes. There are 145
republican members, and it is said
that several democrats have pledged
themselves to vote for him.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-08
ENR0UTE TO CHURCH.
Foxholm Farmer Expires Sud
denly in Sleigh With Wife
Beside Him.
Special to The Evening Times.

Speclul 10 Vnc Evening TImeN.
Minot, N. D., Jan. S.-Without time
to make preparations for the depart
ure from this world and with a wife
and eight children depending upon
him, Joe Huff, aged As, living near
Foxholm, died in his sleigh while
driving from church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Huff were on their way to a neigh
bors from church.
Muffled in wraps, both drove in sill
ence until Mr.. Huff, passing the reins
into his wife's hands, said: "Take
them, quick" Mrs. Huff, thinking
his hands cold, made no comment,
but drove on to their destination,
when she discovered her husband had
died. Heart failure, of which he had
an attack last fall, was the cause of
death.
One Of the children, the oldest son,
is in the penitentiary at Bismarck as
the result of scrap last fall, during
which he hit comrade over the head
with a pitchfork. A petition is to be
circulated for his release, owing to
the poor financial condition of the
family.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-08
TESTIMONY DIFFERS
Sixth Day of Inquest Into
Terra Gotta Wreck Finds
Little New.

Associated Press to The Evening Times.
Washington, JAM. S.-With the be-
ginning of the sixth day of Coroner
Nevitt's inquiry to determine respon-
sibility for the Baltimore and Ohio
wreck at Terra Gotta, D. c., it looks
as though the jury must decide be-
tween the testimony of Operator Dut-
row of Silver Springs, who says that
he displayed a white signal for the
guidance of the crew of the equipment
train, and Engineer Hildebrand of
the dead" train, who testifies that he
was given double green light at
Silver Springs. Engineer Hildebrand's
testimony is substantiated by every
member of the crew of the equipment
train, while Operator Dutrow is cor
roborated by only one witness, J..
Trundle, AN aged helper at the Silver
Springs station. The investigation may
not be concluded until Thursday.