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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-31

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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-31

The Icelandic Lutheran Synod will
meet Mt thesL Lutheran church 10 PEN.
OHM on juno s6th. A large number
0t lcclundic Lutheran prelates and
layMen will be present as delegates.
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Oil Wanted.

Oil Wanted.
A good girl can find a Z God place at
q good SALARY, by applyil g to Mrs. d.
T. Morden, at the court house. 1913
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RIA. RUBEaT. proprietor Of tho n.
Z. Headquarters, was the prize win.
ner at Full's contest. His poem an.
pears in Mr. Full's ad this week.
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Sale Of Hay Permits.

Seeds at the Drug Store. Field
6oWer-parden.
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r S. Tyler, real estate broker OF Far
60, and Hon ]. L. Fassett, Almira, N.
T., republican nominee for governor
OF the empire state in the fail Of 1883,
and ]. w. Dwight. Of the famous
Dwight farm, In. Richland county,
were 10 the city Wednesday, on tour
Of the Red Riservalley. They return.
ed via st. Vincent and Hnllock. 49,.
DR.. Rose came up from Warren to
spend Sunday. Mr.. Rose spent the
previous Sunday ut Detroit, with bis
brother Charles, who is practlcIng
dentistcry In Fargo. coed. A. Widdis
came up from Grand Forks Sunday to
meet old friends. Mr.. WIddls il now
night operator 10 East Grand Forks
for the N. Pcs. Rev. and Mrs. Moore
have been at Humboldt all week At
tending special services, which are re-
ported as very successful. -. Judge
Conmy left for Fargo Monday, a dele.
gate to the Catholic church ccnten.
tion 10 session there this week. The
Judge responded to "Our State" in
Q manner highly compllmented, but
he was accused Of paying higher trib.
ute to Pembina county than the rep
resentatives Of less fortunate coun.
ties In the state could tolerate. :. Mrs
Winchester returned from Minneapo-
lis Sunday..... .Chas johnson and G.
Q. Lowell drove over from Bathgate
Sunday and spent a pleasant time at
the Fort the guests Of Lieutenants
Ely and Wolf. lIallOck was repre.
sented on Decoration Day by Mr..
and Mrs. ]. =. Bouvette, stuart
Thompson, Misses Charlotte Dure
and Nora Harrison, Messrs John
Gibbs, John Ward, Henry Nicholson,
John Ferguson and Swan Nelson.
Attorney Kneeshaw returned from
Langdon yesterday where he attend.
ed q two weeks term of court.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-31

It is indeed u pity that Roger Allln
and Jud. LaMoure cannot come to.
gether some wdy. What ono lacks
the other has. - PlaIndealcr.
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Flora sports a poet, he 10 after one
OF Full's hats.
The assessor commenced his annual
rounds Monday.
Rain is badly needed in some part.
Of the township. =
Our neighLors across the township
limo are greatly excited over Hines
railroad.
The late frosts did considerable
damage to the gardens and small
fruits here.
The farmers arc taking advantage
OF the wheat boom and are busy haul
ing grain to st. Thomas.
]. L. Lindsay and c. NJ. Corwin, Of
st. Thomas made US ~ pleasant cal
Sunday and talked wheel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thexton, old Flora
ties, but now OF st. Thomas, spent {
short time with us Sunday.
Rev. Hamilton Of Batbgatc fillet
the Presbyterian pulpit here, Sunda!
and preached an eloquent sermon.
Mrs. Emily Doebler left Thursda!
for an extended visit to friends Il
Minnesota; society here hopes for he
speedy return.
John Stafford, Hector Falc,oncr, r
Baird, Martin johnson and John f
Gill all intend to visit the schoo
mans ut Cavalier, Friday.
John Skcne and Boyd Anderson
two Of our popular townsmen. ar
visiting friends In Manitoba. Ther,
is q rumor afloat that they will no
return alone. ="
Chas. Appleton son Of Crystals may
or, bank president, president Of til,
driving park etc., was visiting will
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Staiford:last week
We are sorry to havc to record the
serious illness of w. T. Frazier of thi.
township, one of our oldest settlers
his many friends arc hoping for his
speedy recovery.
Harry Carr and party passed
through here early Sunday morning
and woke US up from our peaceful
slumber. We suppose they we're CT
route to church at Winnipeg.
The first consignment Of bloomerl
from st. Thomas passed through here
Friday. Your correspondent hid his
face in hts hat and called out, "H
there. you have lost YOUR skirts"
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TnE date Of the Young Peoples
Union Convention at Park River has
been changed from the 18th and 18th
70 the 18th aud 2eth Of June.
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PENBINA will have new elevator,
ifreports ATE true. A company has
made application for o site and az
soon as granted will commence the
erection Of a large modern elevator,
to be run by q gasoline engine.
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Ice cream made to order.
AIT MRS. r. Ewing.
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The club rooms nyer the PIONEER
EXPRESS Office arc nearly completed.
The billiard table is bran new and
one Of the best ever brought to this
part Of the country, i
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-31

A heavy rain fell this morning
that did lots Of good to the growing
crop. 1t started to ram at six o'clock
and continued steady down-pour
for-an hour. aud a half.
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Statesmen Wanted,
The Jewell Nursery Co., Lake City
Minn.. want two or three good sales
men for Pembina county aud vicinity
They pay the highest commission 81
any house IN the west. and give tn.
agent hts choice OF three plans o
work. Write for terms, stating age.
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As SION as tho fire department had
returned from the fort Monday morn
Ing . burning chimney Ia the Cook
building, in South Pembina called out
the hook and ladder brigade. No
damage done.
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The annual mec ting Of the Walhal.
In Presbyterian Mansc and Cemete
Company will 10 held at the manse
on Tuesday June 4th 1895. at eleven
O'Clock, "A. N. to elect officers for the
ensuing year. Agencral picnic, clean.
Ing up lots aud decoration Of graves
will be In order.
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For farm loans see.
lStf Bathgate,

Notice.
Is hereby given that tenders fol
building bridge on Cart Greek be.
tween Secs. II and 12,; Twp. 159, Rug
IS, will he received until June 9Th,
p. m. Specifications furnished upon
application to the auditor. Right re
served to reject any or all bids.
BY order Of the board OF count,
Commissioners.
w. j. BRIDE
42-48 Gu. Auditor
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OWING to yesterday being ! holiday
We 60 TO press few hours later than
usual, and may miss one days mail to
some l0calitiea.
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.THE ilags have been flt,atinv at hal..
mast, over the q. S. Customs aud at
Fort PeMbina. since Tuesday 10 honor
Of tho late Score Gresham.
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AN Saturday afternoon q local
tournament was held to sec who
should 60 to Cavalier to-day, to play
tennis In the county contest, and
Licnts. Ely and Wolf were chosen.
There was some very good playing
done by Several Of the contestants.
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LARaE posters are out announcing
the 4th Of July celebration at Cava-
lier. The citizens Of Cavalier have
Joined 10 extensively. to make this 40
enjoyable affair, and have prize list
Of six hundred dollars.
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JUDsoN LAMoURE JR. made the
distance between Neche and Pembina
10 fifty-tive minutes, Wednesay fore.
noon OH u bicycle, after first riding to
Ncchc the same morning. The dis.
lance is seventeen miles
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On SUNDAY evening tile G. A. r.
attended the Presbyterian church
and listened to an eloquent sermon
by Rev. e. p. LaCell OF Grafton, Dc.
partment Chaplain of the G.. A.. r.
Tho house was crowded and the exer.
clses were listened to with much
pleasure and profit.
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by order of the President,
A-46 so. MEG uin
Walhalla, May 18th. 1895.
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MEssRs FOOte Bros. and Mrs. Foote
will arrive this afternoon on the N.
z. and the members OF the Y. T. C. A.
and the citizens are kindly asked to
meet them at the association rooms
at four o'clock. Evening meeting
will be held 10 the court. room at
eight o'clock, to which all are Invited.
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the city was alive with bicycle rid.
ers Sunday. Among the number We
noticed n. c. Carr, H. G. Weiss and
]. T. Appleton. Of Crystal, I. P. Ger.
mo, A Chain, NJ. Buchanan, II. e.
Kenney and A. Baptie, of st. Thorn
as; W. aud John EIienbaum and J. e.
Miller. Of Cavalier. There were sey.
eral we did not catch on the Hy.
Evening journal., 1895-02-27
MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION.
Two Children Fatally Hurt and Others In.
ju~cd In Brooklyn.

BROOKLYN, Feb era terrific cxplo-
sion, which resulted in the death Of one
person and the injury Of number Of 9th
ers, wrecked several houses and shattered
ell the windows within radius of several
blocks, occurred in tho unoccupied factory
building, "a two story frame structure, at
21, 80 and 81 johnson avenue, formerly
used as q dye works and owned by Mr.
Levy Of Nassau street. Now York. One
boy was killed lie was John Fluhr,
years old, Of SS Montrose avenue; skull
fractured, died in st. GATHERINGS hospital.
The injured are Peter Wenz, 4 years
old, OF 3S Montrose avenue, skull fractur.
ed, leg broken, will probably die; John
Schoen, ! years old, Of 30 johnson ave
nue. badly cut about tha face and body
Annie Weiss 80 years old, Of 50 johnson
avenue. severe scalp wounds Several 9th.
ers who were more or less injured did not
wait for surgical assistance.
The residence of Jacob Schoen, a two
story structure at 35 johnson avenue, wac
the most hadly damaged In the neighbor.
hood, the side adjoining the factory beine
blown IN. Several store fronts on the
block ~ blown in by the conclusion,
and th, - hole street presented the appear.
anoe Of having been the center Of terrific
cyclone. Tho cause Of tho explosion is q
mystery which the police have not yot been
able 10 iatbom.
Evening journal., 1895-02-27
THE EN.Y.STOCK MARKET
7. D. Hooper & Co.'s Dispatch
BY Private Wires.
THE LATEST WALL STREET NEWS

Stock Market steady-A spurt In Sugar
The whiskey Trust Re-orgsniEStIon--
The March Output OF OoAl-Fereign
Exchange Strong.
Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
NEW YORK, Feb. 27-8 p m.-The
stock market was fairly steady and rAther
firm for Jersey Central and sugar in
which large short interest was covered.
Bullish feeling was checked. however,
by weakness sof Michigan Central and
New York Central, both of which will
be shortly In the market with bonds to
provide for the new equipment.
North western had q feeble rally
but long stock was still thrown on the
market on the decrease Of 1928, 976 in
OmahA's January earnings.
A lively squirt In sugar was engineered
on the hint from Washington that there
is no danger of taking up the House
sugar bill.
The room traders were the principal
buyers. The rise in Chicago gas was
checked by the report from the West
that the mayor will sign the Ogden Gas
Ordinance
Whlsksy Trust wAsmanipulated by the
brokers of s. V. White, who has been
given charge of the new pool.
Coal sales agents reduced the March
output to 1000, 600 tons
The grangers were sluggish and weak,
but Rock Island was kept strong on the
offer by President Cables brokers to sell
large lines Of puts close TO the market.
Lawyer Mayer will confer tomorrow
with the Whiskey Trust protective com.
mitteeIsnd the full plan of reorganization
will be issued Saturday. Another sd-
vance in distilled spirits will be ordered
next Monday.
Southern Railway lost $4,000 and
Chesapeake and Ohio, $4,000 for the
third week Of February.
Foreign exchange was very strong and
the Belmont and Morgan syndicats
had to sell sight sterling to prevent
gold exports by Saturdays steamers.
Money inactive at y per cent.
Evening journal., 1895-02-27
LIGHTED BY ELECTRICITY.
FArnhurst Buildings VIII Be Illuminated
Next Month-Meetingof the Aimshouse
Truatees To-day.

FRrnhurst Buildings VIII Be Illuminated
Trustees To-day.
At the county slmshouse, to- day, the
Trustees of the Poor Of New Castle
county are in session with nearly all
the members present. One Of the
hrst items OF business after the meeting
opened at II o'clock, Was the swearing In
Of the new members who have succeeded
the three lone Republican members, Mr..
Willitts, Of st. Georges; Dr. Enos, OF
Appoquini mink, and Mr. Husbands, Of
Brandy wine.
There we're four new trustees sworn
in-Thomss Weldin, of Brandywine
hundred Jefferson B Foard. Of 81 Georges
hundred; George M. d. Hart, of Apo.
qulnimink hundred Andrew w. Webster,
OF Blackbird hundred Mr.. Webster
succeeds Representative Walter 5. Money
The other members present were Presi-
dent Springer and Messrs Kellar, Gull
bert, Crossan, Toman, Springer, Walker
aud Salmons
According to the report OF Superln-
tendent David Mccoy there has been a
big increase In the population Of the
house since last month The census to-
day shows:
White women, So; colored women, II;
white men, 1872; eolored men, 95 white
children, 5 colored children, z. This
makes tota population TO day Of 272.
There was little business to be done to-
day beyond the ordinary routine Of
monthly meetings and the inspection Of
house and farm.
During the noon recess, the Committee
on Buildings and Grounds inspected the
work OF wiring the almshouse for the
purpose OF lighting 1t by electricity which
Improvement was ordered by the board
ct its last meeting. Although nearly
complete, the new system Of lighting
cannot be put into operation before the
middle OF next month.
Evening journal., 1895-02-27
THIS DOG HAS MANY DAYS.
HEDGEvlLLE'S TRAMP DOG FINALLY
ESCAPES THE DoG-cATCHER.

Merchant Cunningham. After Proving
That He Didn't Harbor It, PAYS II
License for Year-other Municipa
Court Cases Disposed Of
To-day was another dog day in
Municipal Court and considerable
amusement was gotten ,out of the wees
OF tramp dog. who has made his habita-
tion In HedgevilIe. Dog-cRtcher
Hayden charged s. f. Cunning
ham, merchant doing business
at Maryland avenue and Linden
street with hArboring brindle pup,
which has been a nuisance In that vlcin-
ity for nearly two years The case was
called FIRST yesterday and Cunningham
WAS given until this morning to secure
witnesses and prove his side of the case.
he appeared this morning with a quartet
Of witnesses who swore that they had
never seen the dog In his store although
they had seen him get something to eat
there. In fact they had fed him themselves.
Mr. Cunningham acted rs his own lawyer,
and for once didn' 'tlhRve fool for his
client He questioned his witnesses In 8
, manner which would have done credit to,
any member Of the local bar.
Joseph Ahyuuu nhu 40 MS Nllhcht
Jacob Sinnex, but his evidence didn't dc
him much good. The Judge dismissed
the case, aud then Mr. Cunningham
asked permission to pay the license for
the tramp. so as to keep him out OF the
dog -catcher's hands for one year at
least The Judge told him he could dc
so, and he at once invested a dollar fol-
a brass tag
William Bryan had fne fox terrier
which up to yesterday was unregistered
The dog catcher Rscertained that faci
and swore out a warrant for him,
few hours before he could secure
license. He paid S5 and costs for hi
pet.
Joseph Horner was charged will
having an unregistered dog. The cas-
was continued until Friday to permit thl
securing of witnesses.
The cases Of Richard Conklin an,
Peter S Lsndy. disorderly cOnenct, wer
continued to Friday Moses Bies Is
big colored man With wild look in hi
eyes. Last night be was discovered b.
0nicer Floyd crossing Market stree
bridge over the Brandywine encased in
red bed quilt In answer 10 the officer
question he said he WAS goinI
out into the woods TO spend the night
He was remanded until Captain Kane ca
examine into his sanity.
Samuel j. Flamer, colored, was charge
with assault by his father, John Flamel
but the case did not prove more than
family squabble and It was dismissed.
Evening journal., 1895-02-27
ASH WEDNESDAY WORSHIPERS.
Hundreds OF Devout People Turned to the
saokoioth and Ashes To-day, the Begin
ing of the Lenten Season.


sackoioth and Ashes To-day, the Begin
ing of the Lenten Season.
st Peters Pro Cathedral at Sixth and
West streets was crowded with devout
worshIpers. nearly 600 In all,
this morning, ushering in the
Lenten season upon bended knee.
Bishop Curtis, at the Q o'clock
servlcs, blessed ashes which were used
by his assistants, Vicar General Lyons
and Rev Il ]. Mealey, in ministerIng to
the people. subsequently the ashes were
taken to the various city parishes.
Fully 800 adults, In addition to the
large army Of parcchial and public
school children, the little people Of the
orphauages and the sisters themselv
received the ashes at this service and
participated in the responses at the close
Bishop Curtis made brief but excel
lent address to the large congregation
The remarks made up an interesting
instruction on the duties OF the people
during Lent, and particularly the culti-
walton of charity among each other
In other churches Of the city there was
a general and devout usherlng in of the
Lenten season and in.Protestant Episcopal
churches there we're three services out
lined for the day.
At st Peters tonight Bishop Curtis
will address his parishioners. and also
non believers ia the Catholic faith on
Judgment.
Evening journal., 1895-02-27

tor of boilers, at Philadelphia. The Pro-
tector is commanded by Captain William
Mimford, one Of the best-known tow
boat masters at that port, while Captain
Wilson. OF the Pioneer, Is almost equally
we'll known. The result of the investi-
CATION was that Captain Wilson bad his
certificate suspended for two months and
Captain Mimford was fined $50
Incidents of the Day.
The fellow who says the ice has not
been or is not now dangerous In the Della
ware river should take a survey Of the
damage still being done. Peunsgrove's s
long pier. which has withstood the
weather for many years, has been broken
IN entirely, entailing loss OF a. 900.
Several New Castle people yesterday
accom- panied the Single Tax local option
ists. Harold Sudell, John A. Walls aud
Israel Riding, to Dover, to plead before
the Legislature
A plan Of reorganization Of the Hushe.
beck Orchestra Is being talked OF, several
skilled musicians having recently located
here
Editor Charles H. Sentman's Sunday
school.c .class has secured Rev r l.. Hub
Dhfu. IN. Dst Vi RhANlhoAtt w AoeNAAp ~
the M. L. Church here on March 10
James T. Ryan's right hand suddenly
grew 10 twice its normal size and DR..
Tybout informed him that he had bad
case Of white swelling
Artist E. Rogers has painted 3
pretty coat OF arms for the Plckwick
Club with this motto over representa-
tIon Of the billiard table and cues
."Dum viv linus vivamus."
The motto was to have been "WhS
plays, pays, in Latin, bat some Of tbs
debtors ruled IL out for the more con
genial Giving" motto.
At an enthusiastic meeting OF the
Brotherhood of St Andrew last night
Joseph McOaughRn, John Rogers. JOSEPH
Austin and Samuel Etchells were elected
members.
Joseph h. King will supply the SOU
kraut for the O. A G. free supper mex
month. George P Barr has Rgree6 tc
donate the Maryland biscuits and the
Norfolk Lobster Company will furnish
the salad. Manager Bradley says tn,
supper will be lone OF the finest "
A fine new tugboat, apparently an iroi
vessel from keel to smoksstRck. with
iron plate housing, put into the Delawar'
street wharf here yesterday Afternoon
at 80, on her trial trip. She is thi
Eugene Hughes
James Tobin and Willie Robins have
resigned their positions at the New
i Castle Woolen Mills because, they claim
they were unable to do 80 hours work II
| 10 hours with only one pair of arms ant
legs
Evening journal., 1895-02-27
| MONSTER CASTING, THIS.

The Five Hundred Ton Propeller Made
by the Harlan and HolllnRsworth Com
pany for the CadaEuR.
The Spanish steamer Ciudsd do Reus,
which has been on the dry-dock at
Harlan 4 Holllngsworth's yard. went off
shortly before noon to day. The Cada-
qua will take her place
The latter's huge propeller wheel,
Weighing 500 tons, has just been cast at
Harlan and Hollingsworth foundry. It was
started Friday and not completed until
Sunday morning The casting is one Of
the largest ever made here and WAS
q perfect success
Evening journal., 1895-02-27
PLEASANT EVENING AT ST. JOHNS

Interesting Talk About Life In Africa
by Anson IA. Maher, and Musical Sc
leotiOns.
Anson h Maher gave an interesting
lecture on Africa in the parish building
Of st. Johns Church last night. He
gave q vivid description of his expert.
ences with Stanley in the central part Of
the Dark Continent. He described the
characteristics and peculisrities of the
tribes, and the possibilities Of the
country.
There were also musical features con-
sisting Of piano solos by Miss Bessie
Bradford. Miss File, mandolin solo by
Felix Dupont, and duets by Mrs.
William Bradford and Edward Glisson.
Evening journal., 1895-02-27
peath Of Judge BaIl,s Horse.

Last night valuable horse owned by
Judge j. Frank Ball, died OF pleuro
pneumonia, the result of epzootic. He
was family horse and bore the judges
name. he was great favorite and will
be hard to replace.
Evening journal., 1895-02-27
Tonrh nn the roo RIral..

Tbs rival captains Of the tugs Protector
sud Pioneer. who recently had collision
4 sea while attempting TO block each
sthers course In racing of the Delaware
apes iu search OF inwRrd-bound vessels,
nave both been found a. fault ia an in.
estigatlon just completed by Harrison
4, Thompson, United States Inspector Of
1ulls, and G Vert. United States inspec
Evening journal., 1895-02-27
For an FleotrioaI CIub.

An effort is being made by the young
men Of the city to form an electrical club
for the benefit Of those who are taking an
interest In electrical work Quite q
number have already signiHed their in
tentlon Of joining such club. and there
is every indication that 1t will be a sue
cess