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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-03
THE WIsCONsINERs.
they Are Having q Good Time q
illin0fas Canftal. -

rhey Are Having q Good Tine at
illinois' Capital. ~
Springfield, ILL.,, April 27.-This
morning was spent BY the visiting
members Of the Wisconsin legislature
in attending the sessions Of the ILL.,
nois legislature. The members from
Wisconsin were admitted to the floor
Of the house in q body. A reception
was given the visitors by Gov. Alt
geld this afternoon, but aside from
this the visitors were left to entertain
themselves. They passed the time in
viewing the state house and visiting
the lincoln monument, his home, the
Did state house, and other places made
famous by the martyred president.
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Kniehta of AL. Georxe.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, April 2G.-The
knights of st. George Of the United
States, the Bohemian religious. be-
neyolent and fraternal organization.
are holding n national convention
here which will be in session through
the week. Many delegates are pres
'ent
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Introduoed MeKtnley

Springfield, April 26. = Thomas q.
Busby, a pioneer residing near here
died to-day, aged eighty: Mr.. Busby
had the honor of introducing Gov.
Mckinley to the first political meet.
ing he ever addressed outside his ow1
district .
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-03
LeetSrwe Wido,vs.

San FrancisAp. April 27.-The con-
test over the sestate of Frederick N.
Kind, who sHel some time ago in this
city, developed the fact to-day that
Kind had left two widows, one In
this city and ione in St. Louis. Neither
knew the other existed. Both wild.
.ows and one son are now after the
estate.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-03
eavines Bank Closed.

New Haven, Conn.,, April 25.-The
Dime Savings Bank at Willamantic,
Conn, closed to-day. The last bank
commissioners report Of the state
shows that the savings bank had, on
Oct. /, 2,e77 depositors, $828.5 on
deposit, and D surplus Of about $23,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-03
Wreck of the Re<ente.

Gibraltar, April 27.-The spanish
frigate Islande Luzon has discovered
the wreck of the missing cruiser Re
gente, which was lost while bound
from Tangier for Cadiz on March 1.
The wreck lies midway between Tar
tfa and Trafalgar in water 100 faith.
oms deep.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-03
a Conpany Proposine to Cross Wis
o0nsin Three Times.

- V0nD9ny FfODOslne TO Cross WIS.
o0nsin Three Times.
{ Madison. Wis. Special, The Chicago 4
Old Colony Railroad company, capital
stock SIS. 5000, have filed articles
of association with the secretary OF
state. The company proposes to con-
struct 500 miles Of railroad In Wis.
consln from Madison to Sturgeon bay,
some point on the southern state line
IN Kenosha county, to Superior. and
from Green Bay. to In Crosse. The
lnc0rp0rators are Chorles d. Smith
q. G. Smith and Milan w. Smith oi
Fond du Lac: John 8. Mcclure and
Albert Helman Of Chicago.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-03
The North Dakota Milling Associa.
tiOn Assigns.

tion Assigns.
Grand Forks. n. D.. Special Telez.-Th,
North Dakota Milling association, with
headquarters In this city, made an as.
signment this afternoon through its
president, High Thompson. and Sccre.
tary George Il. Honey, to w. Il. Honey
Of Park. River, as assignee for Mime.
sofa. The assignment was precipl.
tated by attachments LEVIED on the
property Of the association by the
First National bank Of Mandan and
the Mandan Roller Mill company, the
former or, a claim for $4,000 and the
Inter for claims Of $10O,151. Similar
attachments were served ON oil mile
Of tho association In other towns. The
Milling association assets are abou,
S700. 900. with liabaMties of $4OO, 600.
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steamer sold.

Tacoma, WASH, April 27.-The Unit
ed States coast and gcodetic survey
steamer Hask Ter was sold here to-day
mt auction. The vessel was bought
by Capt. John Irving. Of the Canadian
Pacific Navigation company, for
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-03
Curfew Mt wadena,

wadena. Minn., April 28.-Wadena
has adopted the 8 o'clock curfew
hell, and the youngsters are all of the
street promptly. SO far 1t works like
charm.
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charxcd W;ith Trcspa.r

Marquette. Mich. April 2G-C -Commis-
to the Cnited States court for trial
two foremen In the employ OF the
cutting timber valued ut $4,000.
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whole..le Ho... n.....,,

ssSA0 Ao0se 0UEA00e
Charlotte. N. c., April 27.-At $50
o'clock this afternoon fire was dis
covered in the house occupied by tho
wholesale department of Brown, We'd
dington & Co. In one hours time the
great warehouse was q mass Of ruins
Loss, $125OOO. - :,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-03

London, April, 27.-Inquiries made
to-day at the United States embassy
Great Britain and the United states
are fully agreed as to the formers
course Of action In enforcing her dc.
mands upon, Nicaragua.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-03

Toxic. April 27.-Tke Russian and
French fleets In these waters are pre-
pared to stop Japanese commumica-
tions unless Japan abandons all
claims upon territory in AIanchuria.
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cleveland, Ohio, April 27.-About
100000 feet Of pine lumber in the
yard of Newton & Co., located In the
Southern part of the city. was de-
stroyed by fire to-day.
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Male- an Assix.nasnt, A

Appleton. Wis.,, April 28. - I1ulsE
Schintz. a real estate dealer, medesA
assignment to-day. The lahuttqA A1e0s
estimated at $4,000 and assets w..
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consresasassa III.

Washington. Special Tslsg. g.-R.prsssnt..
tives Hit Of Illinois and Eoggswell Of
Massachusetts, two Of the best known
Republican members Of the house Of
Representatives. are ;serionsly III here
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The short.re areua.

st. Joseph, NO.. April 26-The short.
age of Deputy Collector Hall contin.
ues to grow. and 1t IL now thought
the deficit is greatly in excess Of $18,.
400. MS at first reported.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-03
Chile want. C..h.

Santiago de Chile, April 27.-The
council Of state has approved the gov
ernnlent's proposal to raise in Europe
loan of $1OO00,OOO.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-03
rpn..A a.. D.,

Colon, April 27.-It is reported hero
that the British squadron at Corinto,
Nicaragua, has closed that port.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-03
Attemntea Poisenins,,

rindlay, Ohio. April 25:-Two mys-
kerious attempts have been made re-
Gently to poison the family Of Frank
II. Odsll. an oil operator.
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aflarH1as.

John q. johnson Id SUSPENDED from
the League Of American Wheelmen.
The dreaded army worm has made
its appearance in Kentucky.
Income take returns came Into the
New York revenue office by the bushel.
The sale of the Northeaster railroad
took place at Athens. Ga.
The Texas law taxing United States
treasury notes ia now In force.
Heavy rain broke the drouth that
was threatening Iowa crops.
The strike OF the coatmakers at
Cincinnati is over, the strikers hav-
ing surrendered.
The firm of Tibbets, Harrison T.
Co., dry goods commission men, as
signed at Boston. Liabilities $3.50. 600.
The silver men are actively at work
forming straight silver party in
California. AZ
The oil excitement continues and
the speculative element are plunging
heavier than ever.
The California state board Of health
has taken the first step toward the
home manufacture Of antt-toxine.
Gov. Rich has issued proclamation
naming Friday, May 3, as Arbor Day
In Michigan.
The Cleveland Iron Trade Review
says the movement continues toward
improved conditions.
Los Angeles 10 given up to the sec
ond annual "IA Fiesta de Los An
geles." There are $1,000 visitors.
The Mexican lighting bull Panther
whipped q Grixzly bear In an exhibi-
tion encounter at Laredo, Tex.
Gen. q. T. Campbell, one of the pion-
eers Of South Dakota, died at Scotland
in that state.
Three huhdred employees Of the Chi
cago city railroad, in the construction
Of its electric lines, have struck.
-Four hundred miners In the Royal
Coal and Coke company's mines at
Coal Greek, Tenn, have struck.
Tie sale Of the Atlantic & Pacific
per cert. trust indentlircs # October
s. 1856, was postponed at New York.
an injunction having been securetl.
The Dietrich syndicate, which owne
natural gas plants in many Indiana
towns, has organized the National
Wabash Gas company.
The Kootenai Indians who have
heen giving the British Columbian
trUcps much trouble have retreate1
across the American line.
The p. q. Church association is the
name Of the society Of Episcopaliau
laymen which has been formed at st.
| Louis to oppose ritualism.
George Rookie. keeper Of the lion
Parnell. died 1t Laredo, Tex, of blood
poisoning. The beast had scratched
Rookie. .,s *. Z Il ~ ...s ss .
"a syndicate OF promoters has .scciir.
ed options on 2,6O0 aeres fronting the
sMiasiasippi commencing near Molint,
1 III. m which It 10 proposed to locate
extensive industries.
SDspsosabls accounts Of the condition
h OF crops are received from an Parts Of
Il the. central s6ction of Texas - q Te.
init Of the unprecedented dry weatlel
ara speing: y Is !s;i.ss 81
4 It 10 stated &C BlFininghaM ".
EthAt the Florida Central Il ponin6 Mar
ftha Pant system's rival VIII bu11d
from Quincy, Fla, to Birmingham, Il
fest m outlet 70 st. Louis and the: west
ekls4 sugar refinery at Phila.
K AeA9 which was clpeed for about
lAll19NSlas sby order Of the sugar trust
T. e y controlled. kaS startei
fAe1in. ss5ss IS & 81 + I.
1hs Gole furnaces lat 6hs1leld, Al.
ith4vc paeieA Int the hands Of Pennaxl
lyanie capitalt6n sand wali bc known
,4Aa tie Hhe@atad Coal Inn and Htes'
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-03
Chareh pestroxetl,

Duluth, Minn., April 25.-The Lester
Park NJ. e.. church was burned to the
ground this morning. Loss ABOUT
$1,000.
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THAT BEEF COMBINE.

r. ID. Armour Declares That II Does
Not Exist.
Chicago. April 27.-P. d. Armour,
the head of the great packing COM
pany, denies the report that the re-
cent rise in beef was due to Il combine
Of packing companies. He said to-
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-03

Albany, Aprn ~. - Tne ponce re-
organization bill has been defeated IN
the senate by q tie vote - 16 to 18.
Bradley. Coggshall, Reynolds ana
Robertson Voted with the Democrats.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-03

Cleveland Photosraphed.
Washington, April 27.-The presl-
dent and cabinet were photographed
to-day.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-03
More ..stun,, Than Deht..

REQ Wing. Minn., April 27.-Benson
& Linden, gr0cers In this city, have
made an assignment to ]. Seastrnnd.
The assets exceed the liabilities.
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! ua,1ertaaate nve.ts.

"a. 81.
Al Al Asska 1t Plattsburg, Mo-, caused
3 soe $4,000. ,ss
N ! dANab. 81 farmer, was killed
a,tzaln IT Mndlay.s Ohio. s
M Il [6ethcut OF Bluffs, M, was
!. IN gyee by Q freight train and killed.
;sS s;,ssl VI axp10Sfon 81 sv6sa3lle on at PIN
sN y fatally burned John Miller
three others.
61hy of County Cayan, Ire
Sl1NA Jumped from Brooklyn bridge
,,slnd vas killed. s7. 5.,' .
Has1y NcGill, aged twenty-five, a
tineHnan. was killed by q live electric
4 wire at Davenport, Iowa.
"a DGing .aswind storm at Garden City,
GAM6eF Wight was blown In
"a q locomotive and cut to
1 q i7'
ss IeAfy Nyer, agen seventeen, was
h ,sed. to death ut st. Louis in a
4 1sd bySa gasoline stove explo-
HE mousse Of John and James
= carpet mills at the Falls Of
q 40, Pa, was destroyed by fire.
stssyl - BECesf 4Auuio 1TEGN3x-U ktEtCk SOIu.
convinced q loss Of $500 600 by the
81 1etion Of the works at Glen Car
m.
ttempt very nearly successful,
q n1A4e to burn an old four-story
sglc te1ement house, 132 West Nine.
selAte sttreet, New York, at $50 this
l9s1ilS
.sS issSs u Bessie Underwood; aRei
q l9e asd three respectively were left
.ss1 y lt The family home In St.. Jo-
10. The boy took double-bar-
eaefun and killed his sister.
=: -:AAyyaxtIA Grand Trunk passenger
4 fxlln N6ns into Q stock train bound for
Boetpn, at Valparaiso, Ind. One car
s.soe ha Vas nearly all scalded to
md the passenger engine was
n i ldly dlnaaged. Loss, $3 600.
! boilsf In Louis Emmons' saw
lnttI ISAtS Foraker, Ind, exploded, kill
! 1nG s5a1neg Stein instantly and wound
1 abe and George Emmons and
Matthias, the last two probably
stAfallt.
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Marinette, Wis, April 27.-Reports
have been received here to-day that
forest fires IRE raging in the woods
between Amburg and Iron Mountain
on the st. Paul road. Marinette lum-
Der companies which are interested in
that region in pine timber are anx-
iously awaiting details Of the fire.
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Hersign.

i45s eYyt...>
th;a ,,,s.ns,sH y ttTS.eaSs M..ssts sssosAs
'A., ...o. .4..l. - - 1l...se.
Gi.astone has WIateen announcer letter
stor ARMENIA.
important archaeological discoveries
naxe Deen MADE e-Dy Americans exca-
Sweden has now Joined the other
countries OF Europe In increesing the.
duty on Drea adstu1s.
4. Clubs are forming all over Mexico
faysfing the reelection OF President
Diax. ,s. :s5 T 73;,!i slt. 80 ] T.
|. Notwithstanding reports to the con-
trary, the condition Of Prince Bis
mnrck's health ~ satisfactory.
Tho town AZ ,ravH5 ON one of the
PhilIinine ,inlsrds. ~ beens desfroyed
by fire. Two thousand houses were
consumed. One life was lost. sS
The t3uchess Of MarIhornush and
lord william RereHford will "a mar.
sriea Tmesdav sAnrilg n. Tha -vaAdine.
will be q quiet one; 3 ss's 81 4
,Tl,a reuuuest sof J1nra KHAN AZ Han.
dol FOR n armistice Ghaas sheen- declined
until ali tha British prisoners ira
eivens nm. 3, - s. z :. Z
.a,.,. -, = ,,,,, u,,,,,. =. 9. :.
sEhem ~. ,oleo M Tio,,t vs. 49, ono
x t,.a1 80 Ssts.,. len y ~.
=. ..S ~ "a. vase s.,sa 1 teesy
'1H.n p.lsol,s1. =. - sns ..1s
The nrst golf linke iM ltaly have
Deen laid OUT py some EnGllsnmen at
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-03
TOWNS M DANGER,
1sFest Fires Ca1se Great Dsstruc
+ AoA In svgisconsan. ,{i

. ~
3 AoA IN! 'yVisO0nsaa. ri
. ChippeWa Ealls, Wis. April 27.--
/; Word was received here to-day that
forest flres are again ragtnk in the
Vicinity Of Phillips, and It now looks
as II that devastated region will
suner second catastrophe. The
woods near Prentice is ablaxe. and
the homesteaders and farmers are
rushing into the city for safety. There
were several farm houses burned yes
tetaay, and there seems to be no
Rrobability that the fires will abate.
Inc. weather is hot. and the woods
ana trees are as dry as tinder, making
tnem nt subjects for the fire to prey
upon. Unless rain comes the fire wiz
certainly create wide desolation. The
people OF Prentice have made an or
8anlxed emort to keep the fire from
entering the city. All the fire appli-
ances the city affords have been got
ten ready for immediate action, and,
warned by the disaster to Phillips
last summer, the most heroic efforts
Will be made to keep the city from
burning up. The nearest approach 1t
has made IL about a quarter of n mile
distant, and is burning slowly toward
the city. II wind springs up the
flames may be carried into the town.
Cumberland, Wis, April 27.-It is
impossible to estimate, the damage
done by the forest fires In this yicin-
lty Inst night and to-day. At Perley
!. the Andrews & Perley Lumber COM
pany's boarding house, blacksmith
shop and two barns were DESTROYED,
also three other small dwellings and
two harms. Some lumber belonging to
j. Nathan aud several hundred cords
OF wood were also burned. The fire
has now reached the standing pine
belonging to I1earsey & Bean, north
vest Of here, where the greatest dam
age is done. Several crews of men
have ben out all night and to-day.
fighting the fire.
Marinette, Wis, April 27.-Reports
hive been received here to-day that
forest fires are raging in the woods
between Amburg and Iron Mountain
M kI,r
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-03
DUR!ANT rs ON TRIAL.
DAllAGING EVIDENCE AaArxsr
('ieTaE ALLE0DD MURDERER. =
A Young Lady Testlaes That Dura.t
+ Wanted to Make n Medical Ex.
animation OF Her, Naming the
Baptist Church as the Place.

San Francisco, April, 24.-For hours
bef0re the preliminary examination
OF theodore Durant, who 10 charged
with the murder Of the two young
women here, recently, commenced a
crowd began to gather and squad of
policemen We're stationed in different
parts OF the room on the outlook for
cranks. who have written threatening
letters to Judge Conlon. Before the
court opened 5000 people surrounded
the hall and filed the approaches.
When the defendant arrived In court
all eyes were turned upon him and he
was sketched from all points of view
by the newspaper artists present. He
looked pale and concerned, but showed
no emotion. A photographer exhibited
several photographs of the scene in
the church and two enlarged pictures
OF Marian Williams, showing the
wounds, and the work Of the phy.
sictans We're exhibited and attracted
much attention. They exhibited n re.
volting sight.
Mrs. Morgan. with " whom Miss Will
inms lived in Alameda. last saw Miss
Williams on the morning Of the 12tl,
inst, and the deceased had told her
she was going to Mrs. voy's house.
Here the name of A. Il. Williams,
the father Of the dead girl, was called
but In his place young woman
rushed to the stand and said that no
one should testify before her. She
gave the name OF Williamson, aud
said that she would be the one to
Judge Durant, and ordered him re-
leased. The police tried to remove
her, but she would not let them touch
her, but left the stand voluntarily
after some words. She added an ill-
coherent letter to the clerk. She said
she was sent by God to Judge Durant.
The woman was subsequently identi-
fed rs Laura Lucy Gould Williamson,
Of No. ITO I.eavenworth street. She
declares herself to be an 'emissary Of
God" She disappeared after being
removed from the court room.
A. r. Williams then took the stand
and Identified the pocketbook found In
Durant's overcoat as one he had given
his daughter.
SerEcnnt nun nc -tcrvffsctT->---<.,-+a.
finding of the pockctbook. He said
there was bunch Of twelve keys in
the same pocket. and n single key of
the Yale pattern. The officer stated
that one key that was in the bunch
when he found the ring In the over
coat pocket was missing. The case
goes on tomorrow,
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Items Of General Interest Placed In
n Few Lincs.
The biennial convention Of the
Railway Telegraphcrs of America will
he held at st. Louis beginning May
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

THE ARRANGEMG NTS

Ait...,.. a.,
H'uorhnh Fry mayor pro tom, pre-
Hllnd az tho regular meeting nf tho
city council last nlghl. There was a
rood Attendance AMY MIR unh,rts b..
NV' ''''''"""''' WY ~ "'"''P wv
'"N ""h""''
Excuses were received ana routine
reports dinpoucd of an lsunI
""H "'u'uou W ron, 'Wo onuruh
pu"nl''Hh Tor ooloied hohooln on the
South Bldc
ipho o,at,,a,,,, ...,...,t.... a.. ......,..
,.,',,,.','.'. 'p'"'''a wv ."''"u
consuming "r"'l"hu'' HupIhliled by 'ho
city attorney, was read
Some minor mnttera were reforrod To
nnurnnr,,t, ,,,,,,t,,...
''' '"'' ''''''''''u''
w. ~ lHoEnh \ wan appointed special
policeman M iinluud'H theatrr. Vice
poyton Nnddox r,si,,r,d
,r u' ''"'N".'
~" '"""W'nb loH"'ui'nh ny Nlher-
man HpoonlH, chairman Of the judiciary
committee. wan adopted
"ltouolVed, that the city attorney N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
CATTLE INDUSTRY.
rum Local MAui1ET auinr ANu
STEADY.
Light huHinrs. Yesterday Ia Al,
au"r,ers-i,.m@ of in,-ro-, 10
alien Ia tho Trade.

AZ usual on Tuesday tho cattle ro.
,rlnlH were not large In either the local
or northern markets, hut prluun were
generally steady While they arc
bringing from sJs6dpi In Chicago, ton
hoEH are quoted In tho Fort worth
market az $40
Tho demand Tor Texans In the north.
orn markets Is atm good, with prices
steady
W. ~ llnrmhon OF Justin, Denton
county, who was IN tho city yoaterdny.
says that cattle In that county nre
SCARE but that tho TOW there are In
good condition.
- u, Gardner returned Yesterday
morning 30 tho pitohfnrlt rnnnh.
W Is, bell pf l'nlo iinto was on the
htfrnW yesterday
~ W. whatlcy OF Harold In In tho
~ Moore Ut cOmanohr Ia ln tho el,v
Don ilell Of Abilene cams Ia yeater.
day afternoon
Mr. alonc OF Val Verde county ,yns
mlnh'lng with local catllemen yeator.
ueofse j. simmons returned yoater.
WY WY rom TWO weeks visit TO the
A. ndwuTdH passed through the CITY
Cntur '" ''''
unurHe Mclean passed through win
cur VI cattle for Rush Aprlngr / ~
The standard Communication company
nnp, w ,n,os uein OF hogs and one Of
~ y ~ \ A,,l.ios9n OF jeolaboro was In
" !" Knox OF Jack county ia In tba