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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23
Brfck Factorx n.r,.a

Tifin, Ohio. March Is. = The main
building Of the Sheath glass works, a
large two-story brick twelvc-pot factory,
giving employment to 15O people, was de-
atroyed by fire this forenoon. only the
walls remaining. The adjoining ware
houses were saved, as WAS also portion
Of the stock in the main building. The
entire plant was valued at O,OOO. and it
is thought that $4,000 will cover the
loss, about one-half Of which is covered
BY insurance.
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80 4 'WNill 4 q, u. !; : cs.p.., ~ Il

sAey Nnl HseD AeAS4g 0eAlany AT
"a. -. Z a 4 s111ayttaS6f.' y
q iii SpoiE, Naieh II. Io,uis Il an
Frank Floyd were sentseiced 10 I've yeaas
each II the psnitentiary for eomp,icity Ia
the defalcation Of Phil Scheis. the ex.
teller Of the Rank Of Minneapolis, now
serving . seven.yeaf stnterce at 3till-
water. 'f '-''I III A..;2i M %
y Immediately after the csst,s wis form
ally opened Mr.. Byrnes. sprr NJ another
suyprise BY rising and askins he be ac-
corded the privilege Of withdrawing the
motion for . new trial without preju-
dice. ::::cj'; t9,' i .;,T3i!l.
-, In reply, Mr.. Hall stated, that the
move Of the counsel for the defense was
q complete surprise to the state, and
asked leave to read the afndavits Of
Iloftus and Peterson, AZ well a. the one
MI. Nye had prepared In reply to that
offered by Mr.. Ryrnss Wednesday, The
court, however, held to the opinion I'D.
vanced, that the defense had the right to
withdraw the motion, and 20 rtied, per
nitting the Withdrawal. :.';'l' ~ . -
!; In passing sentence Judge Jamisen
said: II do. not consider that yoir have
any Just reason for appealing to the
clemency Of the court. The crime of
which you have been convicted was evil
IDENTITY very carefully planned and well
executed. The state has presented over.
whelming Evidence and you have been
ably defended. 1t Is the sentence OF thu
court that yon. Louis Floyd, be SEN
ttnoetl to the states prison at saltwater
~ hard labor for the term: of five years.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23
Stole His. Whole Fortune.

BtoIe HIsN Whole Fortune.
Mfrshfcld, Wis, March 17.-With the
bserking up of logging camps and men
coming out of tho woods. also comes ~.
ports. Of how the woodsmen are being
dcne out Of their winters hard earnings
ny short 'change" gentlemen and sneak
thieves. A victim of one Of these sneak
thieves passed through this place. recent
~ on his way home to;Vesper, this coun-
ty. He had not been home for six years,
and had saved up during that time the
sum of $23O. Putting the cash in his
rocket be took the train at Hhillips, wbjeh
on sxabus a as9 ssnss tha. ana
he had been robbed Of his gold watch and
his pocketbook containing the $:ssO. He
WIS compelled to 60 home empty Lan.ied.
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reality 81 lie average
e: 1: ;;;:::::gu;H::;;, !! ;'l e.: =: =:

there be such Q thing 90 tidal wavc.
I once asked the captain c4 an Atlantic
liner. ''Oh, yes" he answered. i've
keep d tidal wave for the passengers
ianl ,he psxs,aper.. ! II Wv want to
know what It really 10 7 win tell you.
NV NhsGf powerful ship Is drfyes!
UNlk8 I ksd sea ut such q sueSl
thnt before shc can dear herself OF
Snd or aS Sfss tostser srs sseGeo too mues es
tn the, ship. and she carries away q
decihouSc Or tridcc or boat oE two.
That u tidal wave.''-New Y0rt
Tribune.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23
Mo,lern l,ace Track,

San Francisco, March 1G.-It is re,
fcrted here that ITO acres of lsnl in the
vicinity Of the industrial ssi.cnl ut Ocean
N;ew.has beer puFehlase'i for I'll purpose
ot tpildine . race track with every mod
.rl improve ment. The purchasers are
srid to be Fred Walbnnm Of New York.
T.. Corrigan and ]. Cllman of Chicago.
rrd NJ. A. Gunst of Sun Frlncis.o. 1t
j. stated that the work Of building the
new track will be commenced at once.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23
Refined the Presidency.

Montevlea March 14.-Dr. Ellauri,
the administration candidate Cor the pres
idency. has definitely withdrawn his ac-
certance of the presidency in view of the
narrowness of the majority in his favor.
The decision of DIR. Ellauri has created
good impression. AS already cabled,
further ballots were taken by congress
Monday to elect president in succession
to DIR. Herrera y Obes, whose term of
Office expired on March I. The popular
carGidate, Senator Gomenzoro Withdrew
Ia favor of DIR. Ellauri, but has not with.
drawn from the contest entirely.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23
Threw Up HIS Job.


Kansas City, March IA sensation
has been caused In homeopathic medical
circles by the resigpation Of DIR. j. w.
Cartlich. who was a member of the fac
ulty Of the Homeopathic Medical College
Of Kansas City, and who. filed the chair
of clinical medicine. Dr. Cartlich nd.
dressed his resignation to the '.trustees
and faculty Of the so-called Homeopathic
College Of Kansas City" In his resig-
ration he charged that students were
taught to utterly ignore the law Of Han
ncinann, the founder of homeopathy. He
also said that some of III. professors in
the Kansas City college ridicY!e tho
slnsl& fSmf4y Wstsu Ut prescribing AMI
the mihtMlm d0xe theory Of homeopathy,
and try. to instll into the minds Of their
students that infiinitesmals ore nothing
but bottle washlngs.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23
Riotous SILK Dyers.

Paterson, N. J., March 1.-THE strik-
ing silk dycrs marched to the works of
Simon & Anger, broke down the doors
ond forced tie workmen out of thee s.
tablishmcat. They threw the unfinished
silk on the floor, turned on the steam in
the tubs and b irned large quantity Of
the material. They then proceeded to tho
dye house of Richard j. Burden. The
owner threatened to shoot the first man
Who entered the place, but the crowd
took no notice of his threats and invaded
his premises and ordered the operators
to cease work. Policemen arc guarding
oil the dye houses in the city.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23
Arre.ted for Bn.t. rav.

Aberdeen, $. D., March 16.-Aliss Amy
Weed, the black.eyed. goo.l.looking
daughter of fariuer living nenr the
city, has sworn out q w,lrant for the
arrest Of E. j. Bunker of Frederick on
the charge of bastardy. B, nker Is tho
son of very respectable parents. and was
employed in one Of the county Offices in
this city until nar'ed as Che Of the 20.
lrmbian Guards. Bunke- Was arrested.
and gave bonds fss his apps arance.
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sio.x ram. E,k. wan, ,,...v.,.

t:sfH F:f.S Wsss ""1TUets
Sioux Falls. 8. D., Special.-I.ast
evening the Sioux Falls Lodge of Elks
ttd blowout. Thirty candidates went
through the process of growing horns,
after which banquet was served. The
lodge has made elaborate arrangements
for this event and its success is assured.
The candidates came from Cedar Rapids,
Iowa; Luverne, Minn.; Pierre. Mitchell,
SaleaQ, Flandrau. Aberdeen and Canton.
Visiting Elks were here from st. Paul,
Minneapolis. Mankato aud Saltwater.
H1lrA
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23
5,I;a,.E a., pzn,!' ,c!'t,,.5sFF,;ftF!,a

Ia 0IS 'E00lSsst4ahG0A r 1NA-EhQe6. MoEE
Schurmcier, wife of J. H. SchurmeieiII,
died yesterday In the Law renee e9sanitaff-
rin.ln Mfnneapolia u adsra ctrcumAthnccs
T1ich on their face appear very y,psa,lAs
Mrs. Schurmeier had been III nslfly i
year and was being treated by Do"t6fs
MigEee and Lawrence of the Me,lie3
Institute In Minneapolis for alleged cancer
OF the stomach. Two weeks ago, Mr..
stkurmeier says, the doctors told his viz
it would Ike necessary fcr them IL
form an operation In order TO. isave
life. Accordingly on Saturday Mrs nj
meier went to Minneapolis, and the
ors tiop was performed Monday at
Lawrence institute. Yesterday NOM
aa stated, Mrs. SchnrlneIer diel and the
body was brought TO- St. Paul, a IlsciA
physician challenged the certificate Sf
death aud called on. Coroner Whitcomb
TO make on autopsy, The past mdrtem
was made by Coroner Whitcomh Al
sisted: BY Doctors Finnell and REM. 81
st. +. vi. DIR. Lawr ance of Minnel lsljs
was also present. DR.. WEitcomb, wIsais
interviewed In regard to the autopsy, isaki. !.
sslfAmsnot pfeSat&d fta iihkN ii stAfk
liieht at present. The womdn's death i6S
have resulted from other causes, but .tht
autopsy unerrlRgly shows that WRONG kssl
been DONE" a,.'.,.
us it case Of maipracticc., I'd;
"You may call 1t malpractice or whasf
ever you want to, but should c,,ll IL
butchery." .r 90
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23
Ualawful rinber Cutt,pr.

Hudson, Wis. March 15.-Janlcs Math-
ews, Patrick Sullivan end FTsd.uiCk ien-
nington, promiRent lunttr,nen from Still
water. were brought before Court Com
missioner Helms of this city on the
charge Of unlawfully cutting government
timber III Douglass county, in the north
ern part of the state. Pennington was
accused Of cutting 100000 feet, and the
Ctbefs less amounts. They were vii
bornd over to the United States district
court, which meets in Madison in April.
Bonds were furnished by each of the &c.
cuscd...
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23
Condition of T.aaa.

New York, Special.- Bradstreets
says: Bright and warm weather has
stimulated retail lines in number Of
cities. Favorable trade conditions center
at Chicago and st. Louis, the former re.
porting the best weeks sale of dry goods
for months, bringing the total for the
year into favorable comparison with hat
in the like portion of last year. Jobbers
In hats. millinery and dry goods ut s..
Louis also report continued improvement,
with Q favorable comparison thus far
during the year with last year. Nil.
waukee bankers repcst increased demand
for accommodation, a,ll other evidencea
Of improvement in trtle. while at St
Paul spring trade is in full swing.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23
Raflroa@ sold.

Lexington. KY, March 15.-The Ken
lucky Union railway, extending from
Lexington to Jackaon, li.tance C nine
ty-four miles, and penetrating the coal
aud timber iands of Eastern Ike ltncky,
EaA s2ld here to-day under decree of the
United Statea circuit court. The only
bid was by ]. Kennedy Tod & Co. OF
New York, representing first mortgage
eondholders, who offered the upset
price" fixed by the court-$1 900, 600. Thu
road was knocked down at this figure.
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rejected guitor,. R.ve.x.

Laramie. Wyo., March 1G.-Aiiss Nellie
Thies, sixteen years old. while alaIs hast
evening, opened the door ;A answer to q
knock. and a aAsked man, supposed to
be !. discarded lover, threw chloroform in
her face and stabbed her in the breast.
He escaped. Miss Theis' wound is pet
dangerous.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23

Welt Raising Industry Thrlves. =.
Fergts Falls, Mimi, March 1.-THE
w6tf bounty bbslhess'is liable to become
as much Of q burden as was tho gopher
bo, nty few years ago. During the
month Of February short month, too
Otter fail county paid out $40 for wolf
bort.ti6s. II this rqte should keep up It
would break the county, tof there is 10
end of wolves.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23
DEADLY DYNAMITE.
ca'r'es..e.. ~ q p.rH,A ReY 4
tended With Fearful ns~nlt..

Gas elessaess ~ n DafRth Rey At
tended With FeareRl RESULTS,
Duluth. Minn.. March 17.-By an ex-
plosion of dynamite boy thirteen ycnrs
Of age WAS instantly killed aud every
member hut one of family of seven
was badly injuri. Edward Wagner, IL
well digger, living ut Eighth avenue
east and Fourth street, started. to thuw
out dynamite stick In his kitchen stove,
as was his custom. A few minutes later
his son Ed opened the oycp door and
pisksA 10 lAc dynamite. lat quickly
,lrappsd Il. when q fearful sxpioaion took
place. The house was wrecked, the
stove shattered. the boy killed, the
father made deaf, and three other chill
'lren aud tue mother 90 badly hurt thut
several amputAtions will be necessary.
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FL Rene. March 15.-Robbcrs entered
the store of William Price of Okar:hic.
this county. last night, and en,lca vorcd
to hold up the inmates, but badc a mis-
take In their men for once. and the role
hers were captured, The sheriff left for
the scene to-day to bring IN the gang ard
place them in jail.
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10gRoNse1CFs NOW TxAr, nGaD0f
- WILL - sREDs
osv. waite Agrees to s.bnit M,
CentrevsFsy With the Denver Police
neas4 g the sspreas Csurt ana
Ata1s ~ It's Decision.

;. Denver. March 1.-THE war is over.
a. lst II ID announced by Attorney LIN.
Stevens, who has been IN consultation
With the governor a large part Of the day,
that his exeellency has accepted tie i'd
svioe of! hia attorneys ard consented to
submit the 6re and police board question
to the supreme court On its merits. The
,feyernor gays he is still considering the
'lasttSf bHts itfis generally believed, Mr.
Stevens spoke by the book. 30 the Colo
lado National Guard which was ordered
to, be ready to take the field on short
notice. win not be called into action, -,
TIE state troops at Durango, Boulder,
Colorado Springs and GraEd Junction
and other centers have been uniformed
tnd tndef arms all day, ready to take
Ispecialutrainss to- Denver, and the state
troopsi In this city have been ON call.
Exciting reDorts have been .aylng all over
the state Many, people regard the gov
sFneF,Ast q military aslnQnxtration as big
,ihlg9 ,tl +, shpY hie j 81 tempt for Judge
judge. bs8saEEIs q silset saf hiis ss~'s' 'es
QNoe oeksE1StsH9 9steinss the Unitai
States tro6ps TO- this city has been nle
'pfdvei onats WHshfnkt6n, aind he Inns re-,
ol0f& tbeR. ION t4e Aepot toqthc .!Get.
tysburg building on ChanlIm street. There
they will remain. until further or,lcrs.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23
Not peeervinx of CIenency..

Chicago, March 13.-Thomas' Jordan,
tho is under the sentence Of death in
Colorado for killing a watchnan at the
Gram smelter, and whom Gov. Waite
hac refused to pardon, is said to be Har-
ry Gilmore, who four years ago was sen.
ttrced to Joliet from Chicego for thirty.
Me years for murder committed seven
Years previous. Gilmore was arrested at
the time but later escaped, and ifter a
Career of crime Throughout the country,
returned to the city four years later and
was arrested and convicted. While at
Joliet Gilmore feigned consumption and
was pardoned, since which time, + II said.
he has killed two men.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23
Must Nat Wear Garh..

Pittsbura, March 14.-At tile meeting
Of the central board of education resi-
luton was adopted by vote of % to .
refusing to pay any teacher appearing in
the public schools in the garb of any re-
lisious order. A request was made that
the central board appoint FIVE teachers
for the Riverside schools, and the mat
ter was referred to committee to report
at the next meeting.
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Town Meetinss I'm New Mn,npshlre.
Manchester, N. H.. March 16.-Town
meetings were held in about 2D towns
of the state, and returns have been re-
crived from about $50 towns. AS only
mOlerators and other town officers were
chosen, no political significance Gun bs
Inscribed to the elections.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23
FeuEht, for, a CLAIM.

Eau Claire, Wis, March 17.--F'ranK
B. ch started from Phillips ycsterday
with the clerk Of court for witness tu
file on timber and store claim at Emu
Cleire. Clarence Burbark started at the
NJ me time to protest against the allow
ance Of the claim, and while the parties,
who had to change cars Mt Chippewa
Falls, were waiting there for the Eau
Claire train Bach. and Burbank had q
fight over the matter. Bach, 1t appears.
was the agGyessor and he was locked up.
Bmbank took the next train apl to-day
made homestead entry on the claim IN
question.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23
sixns Of n Rreak..,.

Chamberlain, :. d.. Specialize leo
in the Missouri here yet remains 6rm.
but gives indications of breaking up at
an early day. The poatoon brilge has
been removed from the river, where II
has remained all winter, and will not
be placed In position again until the ice
leaves the stream.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23
Fernald,s yicttn. Get oe.

San Francisco, Special.-Walter Guy
Fernald, the Eastern crook who is ac-
cused of stealing $4,000 worth of div
monds from q pawnbroker here, was ~.
terday held for trial In 5000 boads.
Mrs. Garner and her son, who were ar.
rested with Fernald in Los Angeles, wen
discharged, as they were innocent viz
Tins Of Fernald's schemes.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23
The Big Kr.pp Gun Depart..

Baltimore. March II. = Col. W. p.
Crelghiil. United States Corps Engineer
A. Il. Abby, New York representative of
the Maryland Steel company, end h apArty
of ladies' yesterday witnessed tho trans.
for OF the 19O.tOn Krupp gun from the
truck car on which It was brought from
the. Chicago exposition to the British
steamship Turett, which sails from here
next week for Hamburg. The gun was
transferred by the sheers of the marine
department Of the MARYLAND Steel COM
pany in tkcnty-6ve minutes, and without
the slightcst lar. l4='.f
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A ser X. Of r. Hail.

= NeN k. e T. Hall.
K. Of p. hall was formally dedicated last
night, and the officers of the uniformed
rank installed by Grand. Keeper Of Rec
A. e. Ransom is the new captain. A
bouquet followed, at which seventy-6ve
people partook.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23
Opc.A House Collnp.ea.

Winnebaeo City, Minn.. March TO-
The opera house block, which was con.
struct"d twenty-five years aGo, ceIl yes
terluy with great crash. Fortunately
no one was hurt. Tie building was
valued ut $4,000. The south part will
be repaired and the ground store rooms
Se made tenantable.
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s,s %i'ss sss !ss;ss'5 1;ss'sss !: e: a s;9
but 1t the lesatTs house It was stated
that The transfes Of Bishap Mats Ham
Denver to Ct. Cloud had not been made
ardi was believed was not In con.
temptation. The report originated with
persons desirous Of having Bishop Mats
removed. q" y f'si. ef'''irj "a.
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ont Of Jan Into Another jan.

Denver, March 13.-County Detective
Rurlen has identified two prisoners IN the
Texas state prison rs James K Strait
ton, G;e mail fbbber and safe blower who
cscapM last September from the Colorado
prison at Cannon City, where he was
serving q sentence of twenty.one years;
and Tom Bolen, who broke jail at Nash
vile, Tenn, In 1892. The pair were re-
Gently sentenced to the Texas prison for
seven ysess fol. bpfgisty. =. "
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OEaiaska, Wis.,, March 1.-THE dis
trirt missionary convention of the West
Wisconsin conference (Methodist) was In
session here yesterday. The plan for
each church to support native preacher,
which can be done for $50 year, will
probably he adopted by some Of the
churches represented.
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Some !. Z. DrilIi.nt yoker.s Work.

Winnebaso. City, Mimi, MaareR 1.-THE
daughter Of q. NJ. Houston, a wealthy
farmer living four miles west Of this
city, was married, and last night the
family and friends w.re enjoying their
wedding suppes When they were. tlia.
.turbed by crowd Of boys who came
prepared to give them an all.night enter
tainmcnt. Mr., Houston stepped to the
door and invited them in. when some one
in the crowd fred revolver i4 the mir,
and Mr.. Houston dreLped dead. He
was troubled with heart disease and the
sudden shock killed Fin.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23
Dole II piaass.

London. March 17.-Advlces received
from Honolulu says that President Dole
declares that Hawaii may cede Pearl
Harbor to Great Britain In the event of
the United States proving unfrieadIy to
the provisional government.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23
No a.eatisns Asked.

Emporia, Kan, Special.-Maj. Cai.
vim received the watch that was stolen
from his residence Saturday night. He
psid his mysterious visitor 500 for the
same and asked no questions, In accord,
ance with the terms Of his advertise
ment Offering the reward.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23
The somali 10 Lon. Overdue.

The somali 10 Long Overdue.
San Francisco. Special.-The Brit.
ish ship Samoli. the largest sailing vessel
flying the English flag and the largest
carrying ship in the world. IL long oytsr
due from Hong Kopk. The SoinaH IL
now out 126 days. The greatest anxiety
IL felt for her safety.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23
Ryan's silver Jubilc..

Dubuque. Iowa, March 1.-THE silver
Jubilee of Vicar General Ryan's ordinu-
tior was celebrated yesterday morning at
st. Patrick's church. Archbishop Hen
I.cssy pontificated. The priests Of the
archdiocese and the Dubuque laity pre-.
rented addHt tses.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23
EARLY Opening,

Green Bay, Via. March 1i-Green
buy is almost entirely clear of ice, the
earliest opening ever recorded here.
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Murde over Qaraa.

\ Marysville. Cal, special.-During
quarrel over q game of cards William
Miles, q gambler, was stabbed to death
by Hugh Buchanan. The latter claims
to be son of ex-Congressman Buchanay
Of Georgia.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23

Japanese VIII Protect seals.
Victoria, March 1.-THE Japanese Ad.
vertiser announces a naval demonstration
will be made against seal poachers and
that BONN islands will be protected by
japsnese war vessels. - : -
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Divorced.

Hastings, Minn.. March s.-Mabcl
Howe of Hampton was granted a di-
vorce. Edward N. Shearsmith got one,
too.
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Made Sure He Never W44la Escaps
again.
Scl.nt"u. Pa, March 1G.-The negro
Purdye, who was in Jail in Strou,lsburg
for murder, escaped during the night.
He was captured soon aftcrward, and Y
crowd gathered and lynchctl him.
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Noted .Ensiish J.rist Dead.

London, Mar.h' 13.-Sir Jnines Ejtan
jenes Stephen, the l. 6 Finent jurist, sihAl
Iii. i court Of justice, il dead. He was
bern in London on March, 3, 18al and
has written many valuable works, In.
ciuting Digest Of til. Criminal Law.
eAd "a History & the Criminal CEii!', lAr of
ENGLAND.