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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20
CHOLERA IN HAWAII.
Thirty-Fivc Deaths Thux lsas-Yhs
EX.0uecn Isnr.lons

fhirty-Iivc Deatha Thus EMr-Yhc
Ex-Quccn Pur.ion.d Il.
San Frahcis,o, SEPT. 14.-Thc steam
cr Australia arrived to-day from IIcn,,-
lulu. bringing the following nuylces to
the AssOcia led Press:
Honolulu. Sept. 5.--Eorty-onc rasc:
of cholera have lren reported, with 35
deaths The disease attacks only the
natives. Efforts are being made to
stamp 1t cut. No island steamers arc
allowed to leave port without first re-
manning IN quarantine for five DAYS
l'assengors must undergo the same or
deal. The Australia leaves to-day for
SAN Finncisco with cabin passengers;
only, The cholora. according to the
general theory. was brought To Homo
ll,lti by the steamer Rclgic, which mr..
rived ON the 9th Of August with :,3t,
chinese Immigrants on hurd. The
vessel had Al clean blll Of health, Int.
following the crstom.tllo Chinese were
placed IN luarnntine. On the 18th Of
August 1t walls learned that three Of
the Immigrants had died. two from
bowel complaint and the others from
exhaustion. AS soon us 1t Was pub.
Ns'iE announced that Il death had Oc.
cured. the quarantine station pcoplc
lrcanc alarmed. ard declared that tl,e
A"iatic rhnlera had broken out ;,rlon.
tll" Chinese immigrants. doctors
made 81 careful examination Of the first
cases. an1 declared that 1t was not the
ctioierh: More cases broke out soon.
However. and this intensified the
alarm. BY this time tho disease was
declared to be genuine Axiatic cholera.
One "f tho unfortunates was a sea
man on the Benninston, named ". ri.
ioe'iet lIe was taken Ill while on
board the vessel. ami lived hut n short
time. He had batllrd in III, larbor.
:'n! 1t Is thought he contracted tn. ,lis.
ease IN this lllanEcr TN The following
NV" days four cascG were reported, On
the third day eav"m eases developed.
win the exception of the bennington
sailor. the stOurse has attacked only
the natives
Ex-lluern I.iliuokalani has been Dar.
.i"iird. and all eXilcs may return Ia
'iawali, except tho Ashford brotlirrs.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20
Frldny. Scnt. IL.

County Auditor Hale offers ii site to
any person who will erect mill ut
Devils Lake.
Casey Foster was found guilty on an
assault and battery case ut SherlroOke
and fined $50.
Twenty-nine patents for land were
received at the Grand Forks land Of
flee.
The plrmium list of the Hamilton.
Pembina county. fair. has been re-
ceived. 1t takes place Sept. oG and "a.
William Quinn il; in the jug ut Jim
town because he pulled II gun ana
threatened to Kill a man who wouldn't
give hi,u u ride.
The thrcslling engine of Gessncr
l:rCs,. at Penn. in Ramsey county, ex-
plotled. Eally injuring several men, iI,-
clading the engineer and fireman. No
one is thought to l'e fatally hurt.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20

ash T., ~ AaashAAyu
AROU UND THE GLOBE.
DIansr oE 1Hn NEws rnon AL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.
All Important Occurrences sf the
Fast Week, Deilea Dewn ana Arr.
angeA fer KsplA Reading, From
Home and Abroad.
washington.

The armored cruiser Iowa has been
ordered ready forwith, and IL expect
ed to join Admiral Bunce's so.aadron
within three weeks with Capt. Crow
inshield In command.
Secretary Herbert has ordered a gen.
eral survey Of the cruiser Atlanta.
The vessel has been In constant SER
vice and is generally broken down,
the boilers, among other things, being
defective.
As a sequel to the Castine- -Tama-
tave incident concerning the landing
Of the officers aud men, Information
has just reached Washington that the
French authorities, with very credit
able. -promptftude, sentenced Capt.
Lavolsgt. because Of his conduct in the
aifaif, to twenty days solitary confifie-
mont in the military jail there.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20
Roads Assessed at 5.S:7 ,OOO-rotal
Personal Property.

Bismarck. n. d., SpM.ial.-The sta1e
auditor has finished his computations
Of changes In the personal property
assessment for the present year, us
cqualize'l by the state board. On the
matter of the assessment OF the rail.
road conllanica the following v:,l,,a.
tions wore fixed: Northern Pacific,
main line. 376 miles. at $o.:ND per
Mile, $04l.O Great Northern, :O7
miles. at $S.25d. $1.04S. .497; 500 road.
500 miles. at $2.:AO S!NHDOO. All the
branch lines Of the Great Northern are
put at $500 pcr mile, or $1,4,;S.S .So7.
The Northern Pacific branch lines
make II total Of S1.:03.G .G3O. The 500
branch. lines at $1,000 per mile make a
total Of $a,S,OOO. The Milwaukee lines
at $1,000 milo make Sa:sG. 42O. The
Northwestern lines at $500 a mile
make u total OF sd. .4aO. Total of all
roads. $5.S27.524. The valuation of tho
personal property OF the cOuptlcs as
equaliZed is $21 1927 ,222S,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20
NORTH DAKOTA NEWS
0rEnEsTlxo NEWS rnoM Alp
rARTS OF TIiE STATE.
4 Condensed Record oe the lsssrsr.
sant Happenings of lac Week la
Kerth Dakota, Arra aged for lsaDS1
Reaalng.
Saturday. sept. ..


james Mckay was convicted Of rob
berry In the first degree ut Grand
Forks. Gust Olkey was the victim
and the affair occurred year ago.
A special on the jamestown North
ern branch killed 2OO sheep and Grip
pied cighty-tive others for Jandall
Ringer. There were 1900 In the band.
Judge Rose Of Jamestiwn has grant
cd divorce to Ida Bentley on the
grounds of cruelty and inlluman treat
lncnt. The parties are old residents
of Fargo.
At Grand Forks Judge Tcmpleton
sentenced James Mckay to ten years
In the penitentiary for robbery. A.
Hodges was sentenced to three years
for forgery. ".
The two-ycar-old daughter of Henry
Hoffman, foreman of the Great North
ern freight depot at Fargo. was run
over by a switch engine today and
both feet cut off. The mother saw the
child playing on the track and the
engine coming. and ran to rescue 1t.
hut arrived just in time to see the en-
gine strike the baby, The child will
probably die.
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ThurNslsl y, Sept. IL.

There ale 1895 acres of artificial
forests III Steele county.
The Absarak: pcs:o.iicc was robbed
as well as the Staples store. Besides
he cash, $40 in stamps were taken.
Louis Anderson, near Williston, was
shot through the lungs W lille cleaning
Il revolver "tliat WAS not loaded"
Charles Albcrtson OF Bismarck was
arrested Oh the charge Of selling booze
without Il government license.
District Attornc" Tracy Eauss ram
into Il 0ns with his wheel at Grand
Forks. and felt quite sore when lie
woke up.
l.. Nelson. WHO clerks for l.. L.. Pc
tcrs"h at jamestown. went back to
iseaiiarck laSi winter ,,n II visit and
married girl he he'd :.cvur spoken to
a dosen times. They went to house
keeping this spriug and everything
went along all right till last week,
when Mrs. Nelson skipped. taking aN
the furniture. end is now ..keepin'
house" for IL widoNcr neighb0r.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20
Wed..sday. SEPT. H..
Thomas Th"rson will :roii stamps ut

Thomas Tll"rson will :roii stamps ut
Bartlett.
Marshal Browning IF Buffalo has
been gathering in thn bCotlcggers.
The fall tcsM nf the agricultural col
lrgc will open Oct /.
Extensive prairie fires are reported
from the western cattl. ranges.
Louis Berry Of Napoleon was killed
III boiler explosion ncn Wheatland.
Thieves broke into tilc Great Nortl,-
ern depot at Grand Forks, but got
nothing.
he If:llll county seat case. which
has been in litigation for years. has
been settled in favor of HillslOr,
again. The case was heard before
Jrdge Mcconnell at ili.lsloro, submit
ted and decided.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20

To manufacturers like the ROYAL
Baking Powder Company. the public
!s under large debt of gratitude for
the increased purity of articles of
focd sold ut the present day. The re-
ports Of the official Government inves-
legations Of baking powders show the
Royal to be stronger and purcr than
any other, 1t is quite evident that
neither ingenuity. science nor expense
can ip any way improve upon tho
Royal baking Powder as now before,
the public.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20
GIVES Ul' THE FIGHT
The National Crcdit Imsurnuc. Con,
many ANNfsrns

The National Crc.lit Insurance. Cons
nany AxAtssns
Minneapolis. Sept. 1l.-'rlc National
Credit Insurance company. whirl, In.
offices III the Lumber Exchange. wifi,
Il. l.. Strong ns president, filed n deed
ct voluntary assignment to Marcus r.
linyEe at the district cnrrt to-day.
The failure was the direct result oi
suits brought hy IL Louisville house. t.,
have an adjusted claim against the
company paid. An effort was made ut
that time by Messrs. Bloo,iymd a.
Krnuso who were Interested in thr
company. to effect a reorganization ly
the infusion Of new capital. hut Will,
some OF the creditors cvincetl II desire
to give the company time. others nnr.
ferred not to 40 so. In order there.
fore to secure Justice to all the assign.
n'ent was made. Mr. Haync filed an
So,M0 bond. signed by III. II. Brown
T.. ID. Underwood. William Henry
Et,stts and John GoO.lnow. which WI,
approved by Judge .Eamison.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20
VOLUME XVII.
himself In the right temple. He was
removed to the Sney hospital and win
nrnhAhlY die

uAmeoA ~ tu6 Il8QG temple. no Wuq
removed to the Sney hospital and win
probably die.
w. G. Ebisch, secretary Of the civil
service commission at Buffalo, N. r..
Edward Liebel, a letter carrier, and
William Bruce, q clerk, were held for
conspirtng to manipulate the civil.ser
vice examination.
r. T. Allen the Omaha musician
who tried to kill himself on q train
near Buffalo succeeded In taking his
life In a hospital In that city, where
he had been taken to have his wounds
dressed. He got hold Of q bottle of
carbolic acid.
Evalina. Bliss, q wealthy lady, died
at New York, and Immediately after
the funeral the daughter Of tile dead
Woman, Mrs. Alice Fleming was ar
rested Mt the Colonial hotel on the
charge that she murdered her mother
by poison.
Judge Parish at Colorado Springs.
Col, fined the Mexicans who partici-
pated In the bull, fight ut Gillet SIS on
each count. They will pay their fines
and make no effort to make an inter.
national question of their arrest. The
cases Of the American managers of tho
AFFAIR have not been tried.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20
RUsTEM DENIES 1T.

The Alleged Dispatch About an In.
terview With Salisbury y 'Fakc."
London. Special.-Rustem PaslIl. the
Turkish ambassador to Great Britain,
denies the authenticity of the dis
patch purporting to have been sent by
him TO. the Turkish minister of for
elgn affairs, In which was given an
account Of an alleged interview be-
tween hin, and Lord Salisbury. re-
gardins the proposal Of control. by an
international commission, over Arme.
MAN affairs. Rustem Pasha says that
no such dispatch has been written by
him.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20
Trains Collide.

Cincinnati, Ohio. Special.-The fast
fine passenger train with a long line
of coaches and sleepers Of the Balti-
more & Southwestern railway, goin.
west and over an hour late, ran into
q switching train Mt Mill street, near
the central station last night and
made a wreck that delayed all trains
On that road and on the Big -Four over
three hours. Both engines and sew
eral cars were wrecked. No lasscn.
gers were seriously injured. Train
men all escaped by jumping except
Engineer ST.. Spaulding. Of the pas
senger train. whose shoulder was dis
located.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20

Prof. Chas. II. Drew. ns Chemist T.,
the Minnesota State Dairy and Food
department. has officially examined
every baking powder sold in the state
lie gives the preference to the Roy:,,
over all others. He says 1t IN an a,iso.
lltrIy pure cream Of tartar powder
ana OF the very highest lcavcnin:
power.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20

The Wisconsin State Board of
Health. in Its latest annual report. otii.
cially recommends the Royal Baking
Powder as Il pure cream Of tartar now.
dc:. containing neither alum nor am.
monia. This is Il high compliment. for
No other powder was 80 hullurc,l l,;
special mention.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20

It Ii considered that -valkyrle was
beaten worse than she was in the first
race, although she came In first.
The captain Of the Defender Is H. @.
Han, who commanded the Vigiiant
last season, and who had been sue.
cessful In many famous nces. He Is
native Of Long Island, and was born
at Islip in 1887. In Islip lie is the one
big man Of the place. When lie is
ashore he is looked up to us the lend
er in local politics. In the school
board. fire department and other local
organizations.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20

The Spanish government has yielded
10 tho representations OF the United
States In the matter Of the place of
payment OF the money In satisfaction
Of the Mora claim. and will pay 1t In
Washington on the date agreed on, the
18th instant
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20
s.xitcl,,nnn kilIna

Duluth. Sept. ~. Duncan Smith. u
switchnnn en- the Omaha. was run
over AMI frl.lnfuily manglel this fore.
noon, lie died In two llo,,rs. Edward
shay fell in front of the Wintlusr l,o.cJ
to-day ard broke Il leg.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20
Dr. Hail lNa..p

brooklyn. Sept. 1+.-'rhe Rev. Dr. G.
u! Hall. pastor of the Holy Tr,nity
church of this city. di.xt today. Dr
Hall was born 1T Augusta. Ga. Nov.
s: is23. ife graduated from Yale In
the class OF ~. -
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20
Rcnr-En,l coll,.,ru

Norris. Mimi. Sept. ~ In a ua
end smash M this mornin" Grr,,
Northern engine WAS disabled and =,
s;'ho"se and three cn,2 dcs,rryel. !,
drummer Sleeping ir Ie calccs.. was
badly Injured.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20
Stevenson WIN sn.aL

Bloomington. ILL.,. Sept. 14.-yicc.
PRESIDENT Stevenson has accepted an
invitation to preside upon the O,sas;t,n
or the dedication of the NATIONAL park
ut Chick:nlauga battlefield. and do
parts for the South on Monday,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20

London. Sept. 14.-N. II. O'Connor
c. NJ. H.. British minister to China
has ben appointed, ambassador to Rus.
sia. succeeding the Right Hon. Frank
CavcntliSh Iascl.os, C. II. NJ. e.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20
Sunday. Sept. y.

james Combs OF I4urimOre gets q re-
issue OF pension.
\ laborcr named Gundcr Walsath
was killed near Sanb0rn by falling
from a wheat stack onto Il pitchfOrk.
While tlrcshing near Drayton. Will
lam llalfpenny's team was burned by
Il load of bundles being set on fire.
Ed Patterson has leased the Sheri-
dan house ut Bismarck for two more
years. The steam plant viii lie placed
directly under the hotel.
Colorado parties have bonded and
are low working tho old Black Hills
mica mines. They are ais, buying all
mica offered for sale.
In Il n,!m!.cr of iir.ds in Wells and
Eddy and Foster counties forty BUSH
els Fer acre are reported, and several
Instances more tlian that.
\ Gr.:d Forks man arrested for
Sil!in:: more tl!ln twenty-five chickens
this year. which the law allows for
each hElier. was fired fer lying.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20

Pillsbury, the American, won the
first prize In the international chess
masters tournament. =, ID
I There is a project to establish a gov.
ernment bank at Buenos Ayres with
a capital Of $5,OOOOOO.
Brazil is contemplating the purchase
Of several high-speed seagoing torpedo
boats in :Genoa, Italy.
Agents of the Panama Canal COM
pany have engaged 500 laborers ON
the Island of Jamaica. g..
The injuries received by Archduke
Ladislas while hunting In Hungary
are more serious than was supposed.
=, Ii Hung Chang viceroy, Of China,
has issued a proclamation in favor Of
the missionaries.
Mobs looted all the missions in
Western China and drove the mission
aries away.
"Jack the Ripper" who committed so
many murders In London is said to he
a medical student who is now in an
insane asylum.
The international statistical institu-
tiOn at Bcrne elected Gen. Il. A.
Walker Of Boston, Mass, as addition
al third vice president.
1t is understood that the Banque du
Peuple Of Montreal may resume bust
ness Oct. 1, with q capital reduced to
100000.
At the election for member of par
Lament in st. Stephens Green, Dub
lin, Kenny, Unionist, received 1928
against 1888 for Mahoney Parnellitc.
1t is reported that the police have
discovered an important clew to the
perpetrators of the attempt on the life
Of Baron Alfonso de Rothschild on
Aug. q.
The government Of Uruguay ia to
raise s., 100000 for an armament fund
by imposing small additional duties
on tobacco, wire and agricultural ma
chimes.
1t Is said that the japanese govern
lnent has contracted with ship build
Ing firm at Glasgow for the construc-
tion Of warships, the cost of which
will be nearly f5,OOO,OOO.
Spring crops sown in Russia have
suffered from the prolonged drouth,
only q per cent OF the whole area
sown giving ykld above the aver
age.
Gerald Balfour, the chief secretary
for ireland. introduced q bill in parlia-
mcnt re-cnacting section 13, Of the
Irish land act of 1892. The bill passed
it's final reading.
Herr Pfund. editor of the Berlin vor-
waerts, has been arrested and two
editions of his paper have been confis-
Gated by the government upon tho
ground that the paper contained artt
cles insulting Emperor William.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20
Sins ana Sinners:

Sins ana Sinners.
The grand jury has indicted Mayor
Delmagro Of Princeton, ILL.,, for COM
plicity in the coal miners riots.
While drunk ut Leadville, Col, Rich
ard Sables shot and killed Matt
O'Brien.
A woman has been hiding in q Mon
treal convent whom the police believe
is either Minnie Williams or Emma CT
grand, one Of the alleged missing vic
Tins of H. II. Holmes. y
The trial of Rev. william E. Hin
shaw, the young Methodist minister
who is in Jail under Indictment ch,lrg-
ed with the murder Of his wife, began
at Danville, Ind.
James Sullivan who says lie lives in
Chicago, was found under q lounge in
q Hartford, Conn.,, house with stolen
property in his possession and sent to
Jail. =
Joe Yeach, a 15-year old boy, shot
himself at Keithsburg, ILL.,. because
he did not want. to so to school. He
was cripple and said he was tired of
llfe.. 49, ea.-.
At Des Moines. Iowa, John Briggs,
colored. the assailant Of Michael Hol.
loran was bound over to the grand
jury for murder. Holloran died nine
teen days after the assault.
James H. Rolls, d Republican politi-
clan, and hisson Thomas were prose-
cuted at English, Ind. and fined $1OO
each for disturbing religious services.
They threw: the preacher out Of
The Ehlef Of police Of Cairo. ILL.,. re-
cent? released recaptured convict
froW the Arkansas penitentiary and
At43rney General Moloney has In:
strAtted the states attorney to bring
thetmatter before the grand jury.
M Hamilton, Ohio, the Methodist
Episcopal conference suspended for
one 4Aar the Rev. W.. II. Dudley, FORM
er cllaA]aln OF the Ohio psnitentiary,
fo,.o1 for oDtSialpg, money under false pre-
Andrew Storey, S6d years old, Of
Grand Rapids. Mich, who has been
Visltins friends at New York, shot
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20

The State Chemist of Wisconsin,
Prof. Geo. S. Cox, says the Royal is
the superior baking powder in regard
to purity, leavening power and keep
ing qualities.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20
A Ferryn.n n n Ilro,vn ~,

fankton. $. d.. Sept. 13.-James
Sherman. the ferrynmn operating mt
Springfield. was drowned while cross.
Ing the river IN Ills gasoline launch.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20

The column Of Tcrnet had skirnl-
ish with the band of Sanchez near
Viana, Cuba, in which the insurgents
lost two killed.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20

when a notice was posted on the bullc-
tin board Of the New York Yacht club
that at the request Of the earl of Dun
raven, and with the acquiescencc Of
Mr.. lselin, the measurer marked the
yachts at each end of the load water
line. When this was done the meas
urer, ut the request OF the Americas
cup committee, verified the measure
ments taken on Friday, which We're
confirmed by the measurements taken
to-day.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20
Monday, Sc:.t. ..

Farso's municipal cnart Is doing q
rushing business.
.tn, tEer h',rt:r.scr was gathered in
ut CaSsci;on.
Two Iral!l county hoot:"ggcrs are
getting free bGa:d.
Ilor. y. T.. ,:ortlcsvcdt Of Wahpeton
will spend three years; in Europe.
altiiut. !i.i,'' d 90 ,;u'y, is infected
with numerous y l!.,'i,. ,.ser cases.
The Wahp"tou eli, cG,'ilcil will pass
Il curfcw ordinance at lis next meet
ing.
\ two-ycar-oll ti.ild ut Mimic had
it's skull crushed Ey !; kie!; from IL
horse.
l:illy Gibi,on. Il biil Il pi:-gcr ut Ar
'och. smi an oIs,r,. clou:; hobo in
the arm.
it.!n Ethel Frya:. who was sup
posed 10 Lave been FL t:.ictrd at Grand
Forks wa" iou,'a. :;..d the father with
the thee cllil.lrr.i lti for In,liana.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20
People in Print.

Judge james Strong: we'll known in
political and railroad circles, died Mt
Blue Rapids, Kan.
John N. Boyd, an ex-editor of note
and a prominent lawyer is dead. ut
Chillicothe, NO., aged sixty-thfree
years. =
Mrs. Henry Word Beecher has re-
turned to New York from her trip to
Port townsend greatly refreshed and
invigofated.
Ex-United States Senator ]. 8. Lew
is died at his home near Harrison.
burg, Va.,. of a cancerous disease in
the seventy-seyenth year Of his age.
Samuel York, aged Sc, died at WASH
ington, ID. G. He was born in Phila-
delphia, and was the senior member
Of its bar.
James White, treasurer Of Williams
college, died ut his home ut Williams
town, Mess, after a long illness. He
was born, in 1Iinsdale, Mass, July o,
William Jones Hoppin, ex-sccrctary
Of the: American legation at London,
u dead; aged 81 years. He was a
graduate Of Harvard university, and Of
Harvard law school and for forty years
practiced law in. New York city.
Edward w. Jackson general man.
ager Of the Interoceanic railway, form
erly vice president Of the Mexican
Central railroad, died at City of Mexi-
co after q. weeks Illness. He was
greatly esteemed all over the Mexi-
can republic.
Hon. Henry Clark is dead of para
lysis at his home near Montgomery
City, NO., Mr.. Clark was well
known Missourian and was prominent
ly mentioned as Democratic candl-
date for congress in the coming cam
paign.
The Baroness Harden-Hickey, who
Is the daughter of Mrs. John III. Flag
Ter, has arrived in New York from
Havre. Baron Harden-Hickcy will be
remembered as the man who some
time ago set up in the King business
- James L., of Trinidad tile Little,
and whose rocky domain now seems
likely to figure in an international
{OmDlfChtiOn. g4