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The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-11-24
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The Funeral of Alexander III. DC.
ours In st. Pcternburr

The Funeral of Alexander III. DC.
ours In st. Petersburg.
st. Petersburg. Nov. n. = The en-
tOmbDent Of the remains of the late
Gar Alexander Ill. took place in tll.,
Cathedral Of st. Peter and st. Paul.
A thick fog envclopcd the city. but the
popuacc was aStir at the earliest pos
siblc hour. and at tho same time the
troops detailed to take part in the
funeral ceremonies commenced NOV
ing toward the positions of assign
mcnt of them. The cathedral was
packed with people. including repre-
sentatives Of all the imperial and royal
families of Europe. The funeral
services were conducted by the metro
pOlitan Of ST. Petersburg and by the
metropolitan OF Moscow. The former
conl""tWf the c2arina TO her place
near the coffin. which rcposed in state
In the centr" ot the cathedral. The
car and the grand dukes and the
members OF the royal families present
took UP positions on the right Of the
coffin. and The many military officers
in attendance were grouped behind the
bier. 'sa the left We're the foreign
ambassadors and ministers and their
STATS. while grouped around in diff
f"rrni parts OF the cathedral We're
countless delegations from Russian
ci:i"" l!rl elsewhere. including numer-
Ol% delegations from France.
The general services began at 1880
anu lasted until I o'clock. Over
thirty m";nbrrs of the royal families
Of Europe, attended by glittering
suites, were present.
the czar and others present took II
last farewell of the remains of Alex
ander Ill. The czar then laid the i'm
periai mantle over the body, and the
coffin was carried by the czar and Ger
tain OF the princes 10 its tomb.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-11-24
JAPS ARE POLITE.
They Have Not Openly Refused til,
Mediation of INcl" SUM.

FheT Have Not Openly Refused the
Mediation of Incl. Snnl.
Washington, Nov. -. The China
Japan incident SO far as the United
States offer OF mediation is CONCERNED,
is considered closed for ,:,r present
by those in Il position to understand
the situation. AT the state department
and ut the Chinese and Japanese lcga-
tions. there is only negative infornla-
tiOn to the effect that no positive am
swer to the American suggestion OF
mediation has tren received. While
1t il believed to bc literally true, 80
far as Japan's answering by IL posi-
tive acceptance or teclinatiOn of the
suggestion, yet those we'll informed OH
the subject say Japan has made her
position clear to this government. in
such a way as to avoid the eml,ar-
easements of Il positive declinatiOn.
and vet to show that nn acceptance
would have to he based OH certain
Japan could state this position with
such expressions of good will for the
kindly motives Of the United States
and such hopes That the time might
come In the future when the good Of
fees of this country would be most ac-
ceptable. but would rather increase.
the good f.sling between Japan and
this country.
Tine statements We're mt.,;c in con-
gressiOnal circles to-day that Presi-
dent Clevellnd's coming message to
congress would throw light on the
China Japan question and would fore
stall any resolutions of inquiry.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-11-24
Unfortunate Events.

Jesse Conn was killed by the caving
of a bank ut Peoria, Ind.
Fire damaged Frederick, $. d.. to
the extent of 100000. Most of the
leading places We're destroyed.
The Arlington Inn, a famous South
ern hotel. burned at Fort Worth. Tex.
Loss. S15O,MO.
Edward Kline Of Anderson. Ind,
was fatally injured hy the bursting of
an emery wheel.
Mark Booker. living near Lebanon.
Ind, was shot by Ezra klingler while
out hunting and will probably die.
ILL.,, died from the wounds of Il kicking
horse.
William Shelton, a farmer near Cur
ran, Ohio was killed in a RUNAWAY
accident.
A convict named William Thompson
was killed In the machinery Of the
penitentlary at Walla Walla. Wash.
The infant daughter OF Lewis Woods
of Muncie. Ind. was fatally burned in
fire which destroyed his house.
In IL freight wreck on the Inter-
natlOnAl O. Great Northern railroad,
forty miles north Of Palestine, Texas,
Engineer Waldlow, Fireman Schubert
and Brakeman Brown We're danger
ously injured and are not expected to
live.
The Texas L. Pacific railroad cotton
wharf, with 10000 bales of cotton. was
totally destroyed by an incendiary fire
at New Orleans. and the steamship
Malabar, lying at the wharf, narrowly
escaped. The loss will be more than
100000.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-11-24
AS TO TARIFF BILLS.
WHAT WILL. DE DONE At THE COM
INl: SHORT SESSION.
1t Ii Probable That Little Will he
Done in the Direction of Further
Tariff LegislatiOa-SenntO Refuse
to Express Personal Opinions.

Washington, .iov. 2O.-Democratic
senators who are at present in the
city decline almost without exception
to discuss the probable plans of the
Democratic leaders in the senate
with reference to the supplemental
tariff bills ut til" Forthcoming short
session of congress. The majority Of
them are content with saying that
they have had no opportunity for
party conference. and that they do
not wish 10. at this time, express per-
sOnal opinions. 1t would seem prob
able from this that II general Demo-
cratic conference among the party
members in the senate is among the
strong probabilities soon after the
cOnvening of the next session for the
purpose of determining of this point
1t is, of course, well remembered
that a faction Of the Democratic side
Of the chamber is opposed to
any further efforts ut tariff legisla-
tiOn by the present congress, and it is
thought possible that the result of the
late elections may have influenced
Others to take this view. Senator
Voorhees,, chairman of the senate COM
mittee on finance. declines 10 talk
for publication on sll subjects COIL
nectel with congress or p0lititA Sen
:ltOr Harris. also Il Democratic MEM
ber of this committee. cOntented him
self with referring an Associated
Press reporter who accosted him on
this subject, to his remarks upon the
point before the adjournment of the
last session. 1t is recalled that lie
then announced his purpose Of try
ing to get the supplemental bills up at
the earliest opportunity in the short
session.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-11-24
MINING INTERESTS INVOLVED.
Millions Of Dollars Indirectly In
vOlveGl In the Suit.

millions Of Dollars Indirectly In
vOlvesl In the Suit.
st. Paul, Nov. II. - An interesting
and important case came up before
Judge Nelson in the United states dis
trict court to-day. The ease is ell
titled John NJ. Williams against John
Mckinley and G. a. Elder John Me-
Kinley is the agent Of the plaintiff in
charge of the Biwabik, Chicago and
Cincinnati mines in ST. Louis county.
In consideration of his services he is
to receive onc-fifth interest in the roy
alties accruing from the output OF the
mines. During the past year it is
claimed Mr.. Mckinley has gotten into
rather hard straits. and lie is now
asked to account for SHO,OOO Of the
earnings Of the mines and S20N.OOO
worth Of stocks Of the concern which
he has, or had, in his possession.
Charges of fraud are made against
him by the plaintiff. and besides seek
ing to recover the above amounts the
plaintiff also prays the court to cancel
the contract now existing between him
and the defendant. The latter is real
ly the main issue. The matter is Of
q great deal Of Importance. and there
are millions of dollars indirectly in
volved which this decision of the court
will dispose of.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-11-24
Personal Dlr0tIoN.

Jacob Wise Of Cleveland died at the
age Of :56.
Senator Stewart says the Populists
in the senate will not ally themselves
with either of Tie old parties.
Mrs. ltose Mile: Avery. Il we'll known
anti-slave agita:or in Ohio before the
war. has died in Chicago.
Mollammcl Alexander Webb. the
Moslem lecturer. is critically i'll at To-
ledo. Ohio. with congestion Of the
brain.
NJ. II. DcYouny has purchased n val
liable collection of Napolconic relics
for the memorial museum ut San Fran
cisco.
Paul ]. Sorg's unique position as the
only Democratic congressman elected
from Ohio. has drawn attention to him
rs a gubernatorial possibility.
The Rock Island county 1ll) bar has
presented Judge a. A. Smith, recently
resi- gned after twenty-sa zen years
service. Il gold-lieadcd cane.
Hon. Myron Il. Wright. representa-
tive in congress; FOR the Fifteenth Penn
sylvania district, is dead mt Trenton,
Can.
Sim Coy, we'll known Democratic
politicians, who obtained national no.
toriety by reason Of the tally sheet forg-
cries Of 1856. is dying at his residence
in Indianapolis from chronic diabetes.
George v. Hankins. who for years
has been the king Of Chicago gamblers,
has announced that lie will never again
conduct Il gambling house or saloon.
He will quit The green cloth and aban-
don the cards. llankins is worth So
OOO. 200.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-11-24
Thursslay. Nov. IL.

An injunction has been served ut
Reynolds restraining the Rockaway
company, as mortagagee. from selling
fifty horses and cattle. belonging to
Fred Beard. ut auction.
The United Commercial Travellers
of Grand Forks are arranging for q
ball to occur early in January. The
knights of the grip will make it a big
success ii any one can.
Prominent ladies OF Mandan. HiS-
marck. Fargo and I.arimorc will give
concerts at the larger cities in the
state. the receipts to be used to cstab-
lish free rrauin. room III the capitol
building. They will appear at James
town to-day.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-11-24
sunday, Nov. 1S,

Knox Tufrt is Graft0n'S new chief
Of police.
Miss Bates majority in Isiclllan,l
county is $50.
Senator Cashel's own precinct went
against him In Walsh.
Tho Ellendale Commercial proposes
Maj. Edwards for speaker Of the
house.
Maj. Truman lacked forty -One votes
of having enough to elect him county
auditor in Walsh county.
The Grand Forks plainllealer says
that town has the largest X. of T..
lodge In the state and tho city is proud
Of it.
The Grafton city council makes 81
tax levy Of $500 for schools. $,i.MAp
for general purposes and S1.MW for
roads and streets.
1t is estimated that over 4OD car
loads Of sand will he required for the
new Grand Forks filter 1t will take
about three weeks to put il in.
Among the cases to come ,lp in the
United States court at Grand Forks
this week are those Of til" cOXeyiteS
implicated in the Dawson riOts.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-11-24
WOULD he GOVERNOR.
Kulb Declares That lie Will he In.
nugurnteal Dec. I,

K"lb Declares That lie Will Ise In.
nMgurnted Dec. I.
birmingham. Ala. Nov. 2l.-Reuben
II. KOlh, the defeated candidate of the
POpulist party for governor of Alabn-
ma publishes IL lengthy address to the
people of Alabamain this afternoons
edition of the Peoples Daily Tribune
Of this city. the state organ of the
Kolbites and Populists in which lie
declares his intention to he inau-
gurated governor of the state Dec. 1,
and calls upon his followers every
where to gather ut Montgomery on
that day and aid him In taking his
seat. The address says: "You. fellow
citizens. have twice elected me gov
ernOr of this state and this time, by
the grace of God and the help, of the
good people Of Alabama will be gov
ernor, Dec. 1 is the day fixed by law
for the Inauguration OF the governor.
n that day l shall be in Montgomery
for the purpose of taking the oath Of
office AMI my seat as governor. And l
hereby call upon the good people in
every part of the state to aid me in
all proper and penceable methods to
uphold the law and set aside the power
of traitors and uSrrperS in Alabama.
1t appeal to my friends and supporters
from I'LL parts Of the state :om be in
Montgomery OH the first day of Dec.
i, 1904. thelr ard then to give me the
support in lawful and peaceable
manner to vindicate their liberties;
counsel against any unlawful demon
StratiOn but ask the presence and CO.
operation of free men in Il necessary
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-11-24
TIlIs OTHER SIDE.
Stephen Douglas Ryan Answers q
Eill of Complaint.

Dubuque. Iowa. Nov. 2O.-1he dis
patch from st. Paul announcing that
Presilcn, Dennis Ryan has filed Il
hill charging him with the appropria-
tion of S2,UD1W of the company's
funds. has aroused the ire Of Treas
urer Stephen Douglas Ryan. of the
Minnesota and Ontario Lumber COM
pany. He declares the fact to be that
the company, as shown by the audit
ing accounts in court in st. Paul,
owes him $43,521.1O, for which Judge
Egan gave him judgment Dec. 9,
1893. He also charges that President
Ryan and the secretary sold $4,000
of the company's property and appro-
priated the proceeds. on learning
which he petitioned for a receiver.
and lie says President I;yan's charge
is mad" for the purpose of throwing
dust in the eyes Of the court and dis
cmtlitina the application for IL receiv-
crshjp. Ryan adds that he OWNS half
the cUmpany's stock and holds Dennis
tyan'S stock as collateral.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-11-24
Monday. Nov. 10.

The new Oalcs Touring mill will
be ready fer grinding in II few days.
1t is IL handsome structure fitted up
with the latest improved milling ma
chinery.
Five children in The family of james
Peterson of Grand Forks county di..d
of diphthcria within Il few days of
each other. Swan Johnson. IL neigh
boy. lost one child.
G.. J. Johnson of Painted Wood is in
Jail at bismarck. He is charged with
assault and battery upon his wife. uhd
also with setting fire to and destroying.
his house, barn. gr1lnnry and other
belongings.
Judge Templeton granted a decree CT
divorce to Mrs. Hannah of Thompson.
MIR. Hannah is a resident of Pueblo.
Colo. The grounds were dcsertinn and
non-suppOr'. The plaintiff In,, lived
with her parents near Thompson for
some time.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-11-24
An Inventor Dea Il.

Kansas City. Mo-. Nov. 21.-iOsepl'
Lewis inventor died at the home of
his nephew, Charles l.. Coo'lson.
manager of the Cookson Iron works
to-day. At the shop of Lewis and
Sons. in Manchester, Eng. Of which
firm the deceased was junior member
the famous locomotive engine Of
George Stephenson was built in :S29.
This engine was built compel in II test
OF speed with many others for Il prise
of five hundred pounds. offered by
managers of the Stockton and
Darlington railway and it won prise
by breaking all records several hours.
In Mir. Lewis shop at Manchester the
machinery for John Ericcson's monitor
mas made. In 1868 Mr.. Lewis came
10 America
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-11-24
Criminal Doinxs.

Edward Morgan VAS shot and k;I,e,1
at Barnllill, Clio, While resisting ar
r.!st hy Marsl,ll Louis Just.
Jared G. Davis. well-knOwn horse
man of Lee, Mass. committed suicide
by shooting himself.
Over 100 business men of Perry,
O. T.. We're arrested for refusing to
pay the occupation tax
Barrett Scott. the defaIltiIg traqs-
lrpr of Holt county. Neb., ho stole
100000 was ScItt' ccd TO the pcni-
Tertiary for five Years.
Members Of the Cook band OF out
laws plundcred James Dinkins' home
rear Perry, o. r.. after binding and
gagging the occupants.
Robbers gagged and bound w. a.
Woodrowe. watchman of Ashley,
Tenn., and looted the postofFice and
several stores
+. S. Sanders, the Coxey army ''gen-
erui' has cen arrested in Pueblo,
Col, charged with stealing train last
May.
Judge r. o. Hawes. an attorney of
asD>a;a. was s.rt to :Pil toy fifteen
days by Judge Scott. HaweS had re-
}uS.c't " pIstSlSc UtlDFe NCOti.
Evan Il. Evans. an insane lrap con-
Aned ar the Muir Gle, Ii d.. Jail, set fire
to Ills bed. He and twelve other pris-
eners were almost sutfocated.
Richard Wheeler shot and killed
4 ,nbers Wilcox. Il IGighboriis f:irlncr,
near. Mount Carmel, ILL.,, because Will
cox. stick Sct tuto Wheeler's corn.
.rho n,.a aident of the dcfunct Cass
County bark, Altar tic, Iowa. WHO was
found guilty of fraudulent banking
was sentenced 10 i've years in the
penitentiary.
The federal grand fury at Jo"t'"'
Miss. has refused to indict the COVER
ror. treasurer and auditor in the mat
ter of the printing Of the Mississippi
ztate warrants.
Jack Rucker shot and killed DR..
Perry ttOloredD ON RCD River. There
mai been bad blood between the men
and Perry had threatened Fuckers
life.
Detective w. A. Palmer Of Berriens
ceunty. Mich. claims to have cap
tured Frank Williams. 4 diamond rob-
Der, escaped rom the Ohio penitentt-
ary If Columbus,
Frank G.. McMaste;s Of New Albion,
Iowa. unable 10 secure money, COM
mitted suicide at West Union. Iowa,
by taking morphine. iaudanHm ana
chlOrofOrln.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-11-24

Mr.. Darr Dunlap. living :, few miles
west of Fores, River hal ilIr ais
fortune to break u leg ,!!s morning.
being knocked down and run uvcr by
wagon load Of wheat.
The inquest OH the ,rmli:ls of Con-
ductOr Cameron, who was found dead
OH the railway track at :.r;,nL Forks
Developed nothing definite as TO the
cause of his death ,eyold ;,ln Asl?po-
sitiOn that he fell from :i" train l,v ac-
cident. The remains were taken to
Waterloo. Iowa, tonight.
Three contested elections c.i:t in
Grand Forks county. Applications for
recount of the ballots I,a"c been re-
ceived by the county commissioners
from John Nelson. l;cDubIit.,n nominee
for register OF deeds: ,:nomas
Quamnle. Republican nominee for
treasurer, and William Dean, Itnp,iD.
lican nominee for county commission.
er from the First district,
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-11-24
State High Schools.

st. Paul. Nov. 1S.-'rhe state high
school board met at the capitol to-day
In Gov. Nelson's Office. Applications
from Tracey. Window and Preston tu
be placed on the list of state high
schools for another term OF three
years were granted. Evanston. Tow
er. Kenyon. Gra"evil!e. New Brighton,
Breckinridge and Slicrburne We're
granted high school examinations on
application. The high school ut Dun
das was voted $4N Of state aid fol
1892 and 1894
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-11-24
Wednesday. Nov. II.


John W. Curric and his friends
painted Dickinson rich vcfmillion
hue in honor of the Republican vic
tory.
John Knauf. president of the State
Young Mems Republican league. wsts
elected county judge in Stutsnan
county.
The Fargo Odd Fellows have issued
invitations for the dedication OF their
new temple which will take place
thanksgiving day with appropriate
festivities.
a drunken man entered the house Of
lady in Fargo and refused to leave.
The lady undertook to drive him out
with Il revolver, hut instead sent Il bull
let crashing through her servant girls
arm. 4 neighbor finally came to the
rescue and kicked the intruder out
doors.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-11-24
RELATIONS INTERFERED.
ko 81 Young Newspaper Mnn Stabs
HiN Mlfe.a Uncle.


Chattanooga. Tenl.. Nov. 70. One
year ago last October George Frye,
Jr. married Miss Jennie owen. The
young man was the city editor of the
Evening Press. and was, perhaps.
better known than any youth in the
city The girls relatives objected.
They We're married, however, and
their married life has been anything
but pleasant. Frye has frequently
complained that the relatives con-
stantly intcrfcred with his affairs.
Annoyed by their interference, the
young man led rather an extravagant
life. which more angcred the rclatives
and brought Oh more interference.
This eliminated today by young Frye
entering the grain elevator Of his
wife's uncle, l.. ID. Lancer. and fatal
ly stabbing that gentleman. 1t is al
legged that young Frye. upon entering,
said: e. you. Ill teach people
to say l won't pay my honest debts"
and cut Lancer in the side. Frye
Immediately gave himself III. He is
president of the Chattanooga Press
club.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-11-24
NEWS BOILED DOWN,



Items Gf General Interest Placed In
Few Lines.
II. Francis Maynard. cditor-in- chief
of the I'aris Figaro, is lead. lie was
lifty-cigh. years of age.
Tho executive committee uf tile
American Bimc,allic l"agu. have
called Il conference Il: st. I.n,li.; for
Nov. 70.
Princess Claudine of 'irck, sister Of
the due of Teck. and aunt ;,f the ducll-
ess of York, died suddenly ut Gratz,
Austria.
Japan will demand tie right to oc-
cupy MGlkdcn and Port Arthur be-
fore entering into negotiations for
peace with China.
The widow Of the late ball player,
Michael ]. Kelly. was given II benefit
at the Hollis street theater, Boston.
The house was packed and the re-
ceipts We're nearly $1,000.
At Macon, Gal. the Southern Phos-
plate works one of the largest plants
In the South. WAS totally destroyed by
fire this morning. The property
burned was valued a from $1:5.OOl
| to $15O.OAD.
There is much q element in the
ncighborlood Of 81 (bonicr. ILL.,, over
what appears to he the wholesale
POISONING. Of Martin S;sse, his son
Herman and their families, ten in all.
Some may die.
Capt. Joseph Virgins, the Arctic
navigator and master of the steamer
st. .JOincn, which vessel was wrecked
near YugOrsl,ar. and his party are
coming home along the shore. pilotcd
by Russian Samoyedrs.
In an article on tie death Of Dr.
McCoslI. rx-lrcsident of Princeton
college. the London Daily News says
he was almost an angelic doctor of
prcsbyterianSnl. As such his death
will leave Il void that will bc hard to
fill.
At Nashville, Tenn, Capt. Thomas
Robertson. Jr., of the Washington
light artillery. local military COM
pany, committed suicide by shooting
himself in the right temple with IL
pistol. Dependency. caused by drink,
il supposed to be the cause.
One Of the worst gales ever known
OH Lake superior is blowing. :ccnm-
panied by IL binding SNOW The
weather is extremely c"l.;
4 man who is under trial for mur-
der at Kr;lsuyvatz. Servia, has con-
fesse,l that overtures We're made to
him to poison wine intended for the
use Of King Alexander of Servia.
Richard Leach. twenty-six years OF
age. "a florist who lived with Ills re-
putcd wife, Mary Hope Newkirk, in
New York. killed her and tried to end
his own life by cutting his throat with
the same weapon, small penknife.
He will probably recover.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-11-24
THE WORM WILL TlRN.
Aged Victim of Il Cbnrivnrl Party
Will l'rs,nccuts. His TOrmentOrn

Sioux City, Iowa, Nov. 21.-David
Moody Of Anthony. Iowa, aged sixty
five, a short time ago married a young
wife. On his nuprial night Il chari-
vari party OF about 1m Went to his
house, and, when he refused to ap-
pear. forced his door and with the
town fire engine turned II food of
water on him and his wife. lie made
sally with Il butcher knife and cut
some OF his tormentOrs. but had In
caritulate at last. and gave the crowd
$40. To-day he went before the grand
jury and preferred charges of unlaw-
full assembly. assault with intent to ,lO
bodily injury. arson. eXtOrtiOn and
riot agai,lS, several whom he had rec
ogniz,.t. He has plenty Of money and
will push the matter.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-11-24
a Sad Journey.

st. Paul, Nov. 2l.--Thc remains Of
Il. j. Cameron, the Great Northern
cc..ductor Who fell from his train
west of Grand FORKS AMI was killed
last Tuesday night. passed through the
city this morning. Ti'"y are being
taken to Waterloo. In"a. for inter-
ment by his young wife. They We're
accompanied from this city by Il num-
her Of MaSonS. Mr.. Cameron was
married in this city to Miss Eta NJ.
Rcichart only last January.