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New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
FAIR SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Uncle of Mrs. ". K. Vanderbilt and
Mrs. Hermann Oelr1chs MAJ Die.

San Jose, Cal, June 2s.-Andrew Fair, brother of
the late James G. Fair and uncle of Mrs. w. K.
Vanderbilt. Jr.. and Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs, was
probably fatally injured yesterday in streetcar
accident on the outskirts Of San Jose.
Mr.. Fair in company with w. A. Walton, his
sons father-in-law, was driving home from church
when their carriage struck and overturned
by outbound South Tenth street Fair and
Walton. both Of whom old men, were thrown
into the gutter and sustained serious injuries about
the head and shoulders. Walton will recover, but
Fair is subject to heart failure and it is feared
that the shock will prove fatal James G. Fair
left his brother $4,000 in his will
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
mErHopIsrs lnDoRsE PRESIDENT.

At the weekly meeting OF the New York preach
ers of the Methodist Episcopal Church yesterday
q resolution commencing the administration CT
President Roosevelt adopted. and embodied in
the resolution was invitation for the President
TO speak TO the organization date in Sep
tember The Rev. Drs. w Fl. Lawrence and Will
lam Potts George were appointed committee
To bear the resolution TO the President.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
MESSENGER UNKNOWN AT BANK.
1Ry Telegraph to The Tribune. J

rRy telegraph to The Tribune
Albany June Ex-Governor Hughes VINO ie1t mere
for the Adrondacks to-day on his vacation mar
rowIy escaped postponing his trip be1ore MS oe-
nartnre he wrote out check calling for a sub
s+.,+,.I cum and gave It to one OF his messen
gers to go to the bank TO cash When the mes
senger who was not known at the INSTITUTION pre-
sented the check the paying teller he was close
" questioned. The teller called IN other ae'acnes
of the bank They were satisfied that the sigma
+ure was correct but were suspicious Of the mes
senger. . -
Finally friend of the messenger came TO his aio.
He identified the young man, and the check was
cashed.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
DECISION RESERVED IN DE MILE sui

Justice Blanchard, in the Supreme Court yester-
day, reserved decision the application of Mrs.
De Mile. play broker for an injunction pending
the trial of her action against Leander Sire for
an accounting of the proceeds OF THE Rejuvena-
ton of Aunt Mary" That piece is now the
road. Franklin Bien. counsel for Sire, denied Mrs.
De Miles contention that there had been part
nershp agreement between them and set forth
that the proper way for the plaintiff to get what
she wanted was to bring suit for specific
amount"
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
THE BIGGEST "MERRY WIDOW"

The seasons largest hat of the merry widow
KIND if not the largest hat that adorned the
head of beautiful woman or mighty beast, has
enough plated straw in it to cover the distance
of a crosstown city block. The circumference OF
the outer edge of the brim measures 13 feet 8
inches and in diameter the hat registers by the
tame ~ feet The hat was made to order by a
leading Brooklyn hat manufacturer to shade the
head of Coney Islands foremost animal performer
at this time one Blondin pachyderm Of the gen
tier SEX so named because Of her tightrope walk
ing ability at the Bostock show in Dreamland.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
SCIENTISTS MEET AT HANOVER, N. II.

Hanover, \. H, June 2a.-Members OF the Ameri-
can Association for the Advancement Of Science
in geology. geography and physics this week at
Dartmouth College were entertained tonight at an
informal reception in Dartmouth Hall. brief
opening speech delivered by the president of
the association Professor r. c. Chamberlin, of
Chicago University, in response TO address of
welcome by Professor ]. K. Lord. acting president
Of Dartmouth College. The regular meetings OF
the association will begin tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
Mr.. TWOMsLY's VALUATION RAISED.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune


Newport R. l., June 29.-Hamilton Mex Twom-
bly, has had his tax valuation In Newport raised
100000 on account of changes and improvements
that have been made at his Newport house during
the last winter He viii be taxed upon a
valuation OF ss45 800 instead of So45.500.
The tax assessors completed their work to-day.
and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt still retains the
honor OF being the highest summer resident tax
payer while Mrs. Alva Belmont. widow OF Oliver
H. p Belmont. is still in second place Mrs. Van
derbilt is taxed on moro than 100000 and Mra
Belmont on nearly $4,000 valuation.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
MERRY WIDOW ON ROOF GARDEN

1.-The Merry Widow was transferred last night
from the stage of the New Amsterdam Theatre to
the Aerial Gardens top of that structure. AS
usual she was greeted by large audience There
is not the slightest indication OF coldness on the
part of the public toward the widow and her
distinguished followers, and she is likely to con-
tinue on the roof stage her easy conquest OF
hearts Announcement is made that the after
noon performances will be given in the theatre
proper Miss Rosemary Glcsz appears as Sonia
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30

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BERNARDINI HERE TO-DAY.

Bernardini a well known variety performer. who
has Just closed successful engagement at the
London Pavilion, will arrive here to-day to begin
an engagement at Hammersten's Roof Garden. He
will make his first appearance there on Monday
night July 6. His speciality is the quick change
act and he is said by many, among them William
Hammerstein, to be the greatest since Fregolf"
He will present a little play in act, in the
course Of which he will be seen in fourteen char
acters.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
THE BAPTISM OF PRINCE JAIME.

La Granja, June 29-The christening of the in
FAINT son of King Alfonso under the of Jaime
took place to-day the chapel of the palace here.
The ceremony substantially identical with that
at the christening of Prince Alfonso OF the Asturas
on May 1s 1901 except that foreign special mis-
sions were present Prince Alfonso attended the
ceremony in the arms of his governess and
screamed Justify throughout the ceremony in con-
trast with his little brother. who quiet.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
FRENCH DEPUTIES DENoUNcE CzAR.
Socialists Oppose Grant Of Money for the
Presidents Visit.

Paris June 2s-The Socialists provoked a violent
scene In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, opposing
the appropriation President Falieres's visit to
Russia H valiant accused the Russian govern
men Of having committed innumerable murders and
atrocities while another Socialist Deputy called
the Emperor assassin
Roth the President of the Chamber and M.
Pichon. Minister of Foreign Affairs, protested
against these expressions. and amid tremendous
uproar the money voted.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
MR. AsToR's ROYAL GUESTS.

London. June 29.-The Duchess OF Connaught and
Princess Patricia spent the weekend at Cliveden
as the guests Of Mr. and Mrs Waldorf Astor. who
gave a garden party to-day in aid OF the Barnardo
homes The Bishop of Virginia who presided. and
the Duke OF Connaught who especially for
the occasion. made sympathetic speeches in favor
Of the Barnardo movement.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
MINISTER RAVA MAY RESIGN

Rome. June 29-Signor Rava. italian Minister OF
Public instruction. defeated to-day by a ma
1ority OF ~ in the Chamber OF Deputies. a
question regarding the Mutual Reserve Life In
surance Company OF New York. The minister is
considered in quarters to be responsible for
losses suffered by Italians II 10 believed that he
will resED
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
CONFERENCE ON FISHERIES.

Ottawa June 29.-S. I. Bastedo' former fiSneiies
com,nissoner of Ontario, will represent Canada on
-, ,,.rnstional fisheries commission appointed
unaer the provisions of the recent treaty He VIII
aontsr IN Maine next month with Dr. Johnston. OF
I.I.nd Stanford Junior University the American
or,missioner and arrangements VIII taen De ihade
ioi W, .ha boundary waters mentioned in the
treaty.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
sPooNERs IN MUSICAL, COMEDY.

Edna May and Cecil Spooner shared the honors
last night at the Lincoln Square Theatre. where
they appeared In a musical comedy called Our
Cinderella" Edna May Cinderella and Cecil
IAN angel child" There three acts in the
piece, and 1t proved amusing to the audience. The
Spooners will close their engagement at this
theatre in a few weeks.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
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o,,een AmELIE OF PORTUGAL ILL.

Lisbon. June 2e-Queen Aneiie of Portugal
neither Of King Manuel is suffering from mild
attack of diphtheria. Serum has been USED
Tbs Portuguese royal yacht Amelia left here
,t ,eel for Rio de Janeiro having on board the
Gifts which King Carlos had Intended to present
to President Penna
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
WOMAN LAWYER GETS $4,000 FEE.

has Just received a fee of 10000. She is Miss
Mary E. Miller who successfully prosecuted suit
on behalf of the grandchildren of the late William
Bross for immediate distribution of the $.o b
900 estate left by the decedent
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30

BLANCEARD-On June % Mary s. Blanchard. daughter
OF the Sidney II. and Mary s. Blanchard. Funeral
services at No. Broadway. Cape May. ?. m.
Thursday July q or arrival AS a m train
New York. 25d 81. ferry
CLIFFTON-At PIainfeld. N. j.. Second Day: sixth
aged 81. Funeral service from the Friends Meetfns
House. Planneld j.. Fourth Day. Seventh Month,
One. .. Friends are invited
HAvEN-At his residence. Rye. westchestsr County,
n. Y. on Saturday. June 20 John Haven son 2, sns
will his residence TUESDAY
June 80 215 D. IT. Carriages will be In waiting
station arrival train leaving cSrand
Central Station at 1o6 ?. m.
JACKSON
THE NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY announco
deep regret the death. June %. 1905 OF sir
Frederic Wendell Jackson. First Vice-Presdent since
1908
ACOSTA NICHOLS. Recording Secretary
SKLDMORE-At her residence in Broadway. Worcsstsr-
shire England. Monday. June 20. 1905. Mary Jars
Skdmore daughter Of the late Jeremiah sddmors. OF
this city. IN the SD year OF her age
TYING Suddenly. June %. 1908 Thomas Mitchell
Tying, Of Stephen Higsinson and Susan
Mitchell Tying in the 18th Of his age Notice OF
funeral hereafter.
wANDELL-suddenly. June IS at Bolosna. Italy,
Townsend WandelL Notice Of funeral hereafter
wHITE-In Midd1etown. Conn. June %. Oliver whits.
aged AZ years Funeral Wednesday. July !. at =
Conn Burial Oak Grove Cemetery. West Haven.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30

Beginning tonight, German version of THE
Daughter of the Regiment will be the bill at the
Harlem Casino. A special company of players has
been brought together to present the piece.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
,o aEs1oRe HEIDELBERG CASTLE.

carlsruhe June 29.-It was announced to-day that
Grand Duke Frederick OF Baden had accepted the
-, ,or +h. restoration of Heidelberg castle The
p,,or of rebuilding the castle has been hotly
discussed for the last six years
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30

Cleveland, June 29.-The condition OF Representa-
tive James s. Sherman, Republican Vice-Presiden-
tial candidate. continues to improve Tonight he
is reported TO be materially recovered. with tenn
perature. pulse and respiration normal.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
SUMMER ADJUSTMENTS.

Gertrude Hoffman Is leading the merrment this
week at Hammersteins Roof Garden. Colonel
Fred. q performing horse. is feature OF the bill.
Julian Eltinge, Collins and Hart and the Great
Eldrdge there.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30

1.-The Naked Truth is still to be at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre. It Is interesting play.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Haines Wnsor McCay and
RAYMOND and Caverley are in the bill
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30

At the Bijou Theatre this afternoon Gus Edwards
will give a variety performance for the benefit
of the needy children Of the city.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30

Announcement is made that the distinguished
persons who will figure in the fall campaign
TO be caricatured In musical mixture called
Town Talk: or The Big Election" The piece
will be played in the smaller towns and cities
throughout the country.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30

r..t OneJoI Record.-rhe following official record
= -. Weather Bureau shows the changes In the tenn
-. for the last twenty-four hours in comparison
-. daf OF last
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30

It was announced yesterday that THE Three
Twins" now at the Herald Square Theatre, would
soon be produced in London. Bessie Mccoy will
head the English company
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30

Paul McAllister leads the amusement this week
at the One Hundred and Twenty-ffth Street
Theatre where he appears in a condensed version
of Hamlet" With him in the bill are Fred Niblo.
the Hltons and Laddie Cliff
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30

highest temperature yesterday. degrees lowest s.
corresponding date last year. 66
last thirty three r.
Fo,ecsrt-To- day showers and cooler: to-
ss,. iisht 70 WINDS mostly southwest = vasA
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-24
excellent place TO spend your next

excellent place TO spend your next
Thanksgiving
Mr.. Leach raises a large number
of hogs every year and has some
nice ones running in pasture. He
also experiments with alfalfa and
has a fine field just north OF his
house. This is an alfalfa country
and no mistake
Robert Drummond believes in max
ing his homestead his home, and is
not sorry that he set out those beau
tiful trees about his farm a few
years ago. 1t didn't take great
deal of work and the trees have
been growing while he was tilling
the soil, and now he can look about
his farm with some degree of com
fort. The bleak prairie is no longer
desolate. Everywhere you can see
SlOVO@ " UodutALul lives, dAu liz Wiz
formerly pinned for the east, has no
reason for so doing any longer. Mr..
Drummond has worked hard, but he
has enjoyed his work, and ought
to be in a position to enjoy the COM
forts of 4 North Dakota farm.
Mr.. Potter is another of the North
Prairie farmers who used to live in
little tar papered shack, or was It
made of sod? At any rate, that
does not nike any difference to Mr.
Potter, for he has one Of the most
beautiful and the neatest of prairie
homes. His house is well built his
big red barn looks like prosperity
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-24
peak for nm great success uItimate

". @
6. D. Woolverton is one OF the
farmers who has made a big sue
cess. He started in with his farm
ing years ago just like the rest,
with q limited capital. He came
out here from Chicago and altho
he didn't know all there was to
know about farm, he combined a
liberal amount of good common
sense with frugality and industry
and now has as nice farm home as
any one ever needs. It has been
sometime since he moved out of his
little low home that he used to call
his home, into a large white, well
built elegant farm residence on
another part of the farm. Mr..
Wolverton owns several quarters Of
land and by the way, he realizes the
value Of having a good garden. We
noticed a large patch of sugar bets,
raised we presume for his cows, but
this reminds us that this is a great
sugar beet country and this is an
industry whirh should be developed
and which in time no doubt will be
developed.
w. e. Leach knows good thing
when he sees it, and nearly every
year picks UP a quarter Of land join.
ing his own He has nearly section
OF land now, and is successful
farmer Mr.. Leach is great garden
er, and knows the value of raising
a lot of turkeys. This would be an
&,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-24
Great Change IN Five Years
How an Independent Representative Found Things Look
ing North Of the City Beautiful Country Homes
Fine Gardens, Groves, and Gerry Patches

tie tar rooted shanty five years ago.
Is it possible that he can be living
in that magnificent brick mansion
that was erected at cost Of eight
or ten thousand dollars? That's q
fact and Frank made the money
from North Dakota dirt, by good
honest hard toll. He has one OF
the mots beautiful farm homes in
North Dakota.
+ Back from the road, is the Lee
home, the farm being owned by two
brothers, H. and John Lee. This
is a magnificent farm home, and
how the trees have grown since last
we passed by. The Lee brothers
are great corn raisers as is evidenc-
ed by the big field of corn, some Of
which was six feet or more high,
and fully matured. There's nothing
that pays better than raising corn
even in North Dakota. Who said
you couldn't raise corn here? Its
a big mistake. Why you can raise
enough corn from one acre of the
average North Dakota land, to off
set the value of natural hay from
ten acres
The old Botz school house still
stands where it did five years ago,
but new building, and a much
larger and better one stands back Of
1t, just completed recently. The
youngsters Of North Dakota have ev-
cry advantage and can acquire just
as good an education as those Of
any other state. North Dakota
teachers must pass very rigid ex-
animation. and are classed among
the best in the Union.
o. 3. Brown knows a thing or two
when it comes to raising small fruit.
Mr.. Brown has ten acres planted to
small fruit, we understand, and his
berries are all looking we'll. We be-