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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-22
Wrecked n Tux.

Norfolk. Va, special-During dense.
fog on Sewell's Point in Chcsapeak
bay, the Norfolk & Washington line
steamer Newport News ran down aud
sunk the tug Katie. belonging to Capt.
John Twohy Of this city. The crew Of
the steamer Louise, which was near
the scene Of the accident, heard the
two vessels clash together and tho
cries Of men In distress, but the fog
was 80 heavy that they were unable to
render assistance. When they arrived
at the scene Of the disaster they found
Tue oodtcs OF the cook and fireman
uoating near the sunken tug. 1t Ia pre-
eumed the remainder OF the tug wore
rescued by the steamer, which pro.
ceeded to Washington.
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FATE OF A DEADwooD BANKER.
He Was Probably Murdered for HI.


Money.
lincoln, Neb., Nov. 16.--It Ia now
believed that G. r. limball, the hunk
er who disappeared from Deadwood,
8. D., Sept. Z, while temporarily in
sane, carrying $4,000 in cash and Sc
curlties, is the man who was murdered
at Alliance, Neb., Oct. H. The body
was found by the roadside with the
skull crushed. There was nothing on
the corpse to identify it. In some man.
ner his friends heard of the case and
yesterday sent photograph to the au-
th0rlties, who think they identified 1t.
He is supposed to have been killed for
hts money. Kimball was arrested OH
a train ut Tecumseh, Sept. II, Ills
strange actions and appearance attract
Ing attention. He was thought to
have gone on toward Kansas City
since which time all trace of him has
been lost. Kimball left his wife and
sick hMby at Deadwood representing
that lie would so to some neighborlng
towns and would be home within two
days. He wore a blue sack coat, bust
ness suit and took no change of cloth
Ing. When apprchendeil at Tecuinseh
he was without collar, his shirt filthy
and clothes shabby. In his hands lie
carried a bundle Of "medoia and
Durango" mining stock. He was
thtrty-One years of age.
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MARKET REPORTS.
Latest Quotations From Grain an
Live Stock CenterR


Chicago. Nov. 16.-Wheat-Novem-
Der. 81 1-Sc; December, 81 5-Sa577 3-4c;
May, 81 7-sa82c. Corn-November,
20 lie; December, % 1-Sa2S Lie; jan
uary. % 3+a2Sc; May, % 12a20 5-Sc.
Oats-Novemler. Is 14c; December.
1880; May. 70 5-SaD 3-4c. Pork-No-
vember, $500 1-2; December, $50;
May, $0.45 asked. I.art-November.
$5.47 IL: Dcccinl,er, $552 1-2: January,
$500 1-2 bid: May, $:i.25 asked. Ribs
November. $40; May. S4S2 1-2 asked.
Casll-Wleat, 50 1-Sc; corn. 90 Lie;
oats, 81-4c; pork. SSO2 1-2; lard,
S5.41 1-2; ribs, $40.
Chicago, Nov. 1G-IIogs-AIarket ac-
tive and generally &c lower; light. S3.45
1915; mixed, $3.4aa3.75; heavy, $3.4Ga
3.15; rough, $3.4Oa3.;O. Cattle-AIar-
ket active; best grades shade higher;
beeves, 81. 15a5; cows aud lleifers. S1.:O
a3.0O; Texans, $2.7tka3.4O; Westerns.
$2.GOa3.05; stockcrs and feeders, $22.22j
a3.G5.
Minneapolis. Nov. 1G.-Wheat-No-
vemher closed Mt :I}c; December opened
at 58c; highest. s., 1-2c; lowest. '2c;
closed ut isc: May opened Mt ~ !i-Sc:
highest, 5sc; lowest. So 3-Sc; closed at
50 3-Sc. On trnck-No. 1 hard. 81 3-4c;
No. Northern, j3 1-2c; No. . North
ern. 52c.
Milwaukee. Nov. 16.-Flour steady
but dull. Wheat firm; No. 2 spring,
DC: No. Northern. 59c; May. G1 Bic
Corn flrner; No. 3. 29c. Oats neg
lectcd; No. 2 white, 20 1-4c; No. =
white. IL 1-2a10 9-4c. Barley nominal;
No. 2. 36c; sample. 23a:G 1-2c. Rye
firm and wanted; No. !. 81 1-2c. Pro.
visions steady: pork. $50; lard. $3.50.
st. Paul. Nov. 16.-Receipts. 1900
hogs. 100 cattle, 10 calves, 100 sheep.
HOgs-5c lower; quality not so good
as yesterday. Sales closed at $3.50,
$40. $3.25. $3.37 1-2. $685.
Chttle-Ftrm; better demand for fat
cattle; more heavy feeders wanted.
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TURKE ,!| I, IN a COOP,
fM1 PoyyiIs ARE nv1prrrny
G0R TROUBLE,
y e nsDert11 That the Powers Wan
= 1aks . MANal Display In Turkish
Waters aAsshe Hope Of BrinEine
the enltaASte Tisae. -

fAviAAys NaD 40 Aa.s.-
M tha Ch.nwa;s. 1t 4-nuvlses - recelvctl
ss.ltn ~ .SSSa s.ste 4,.s .svni Cousiaatlnople
s~,vs., sS ts,asa ~. .nas III so.sul mas Just
whois conntrs % nu ,.o.n .na. 4s T,s asseraDes .hs
t.tas neSiApnS W... as. oelng completely devas-
isse /. n. eaa1lns9.an It,. s9N toWn anu vi.
ssaS,.. sSE .s ~ te.. ea.ns Meaps OF unourled
'sc \ M,.aeai. & ou.a eserywnere.
.ron,,iS a Iata.sl aIIi.s yn.slal states that the
AZ ,.avss ..t.sI vsi5.'.Ieu l Nse Ut Erzeroum with
e.nsas ~ assasn ~. sne government mouse.
t.o,s.,,,, Sssu ~ ~. sS .oure OF prisoneis Pe-
..o.e s.".eum ~ W., VIZ seeiy usea Tor the pur-
ths oso a =. .,,ssn.n sesun nte 70 tne houses OF
T,,,.asains sWv nsue.f aaAsf According to tho
snnS. ,ssg ~ aGNss s1asFa Ine patriarch In
cH,,.si. r"s - !. ~ iAstoral letter to the
smit. rH. ~ - .s,s ~, announcing the
..sssI 2 R:gss.s!!a ~ reforms. aad coun-
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-22
National GRANGE


Worcester, Mass, Nov. 1G.-This
afternoon the national grange recep-
tion In Mechanics hall was attended
by 1900 people. DIR. George A. Bowan,
master Of the state grange Of Connec-
ticut and chairman Of the general CON-
mittee presided. Speeches were made
by Mayor Henry A. Marsh. governor
Cleaves Of Maine, Lieut.. Gov. Wolcott
Of Massachusetts. N. j. Bachelor of
New Hampshire; secretary of the
board of agriculture, Gov. Coffin Of
Connecticut; ex-Gov. Goodcll Of New
Hampshire, Col. J. II. Brigham Of
Delta, Ohio. master of natioial grange,
Hon. Aaron Jones Of Indiana, Hon.
Alpha Masser Of Vermont, Mrs. Sarah
G. Bairtl, master Of the Minnesota
state grange. '
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-22
CARRIER TRAVIS In LUCK.
He 10 Finally Assured of . 500, 90,
Inheritance


Inheritance.
Minneapolis. Nov. 15. - George T..
Travis. one Of the carriers in the local
postoftice. Is today the most enyied
man on the Minneapolis force. FOR
tune has smiled on him in the shane Of
a modest $4,000 Inheritance. into
which lie is about to come. Travis has
known of his good luck for some time.
but proposes to keep OH working until
he sees everything delivered safe ana
sure. Tho money is left him by his
father. his mother having married a.
second time and having secured more
than her portion of her deceased part
ncr's worldly goods. Travis wa,
brought up in the family of friends at
Faribault, and 1t Ia they who hnye
been go indefatigablc in lnborinx with
the legal counsel employed to secure
his rights. Part Of the property is in
this country and part in England. and
It is all said to be in good condition.
Travis is a modest young fellow ana
was put on the carriers force as a reg.
ular Inst April. !,
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The saWxer Patent.

Washington, Nov. 13.-The United
States supreme court decided the i'm.
portant case Of the Consolidated Elec.
trio Light company, against the Nc.
Kcesport Light company, in favor Of
the defendants. The court holds the
Sawycr-Afan patent invalid. The de.
clsioD was handed down by Justice
Brown.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-22
CHIPPEWA LANDS.

Further Work In aminations In
Minnesota suspended.
Washington, Nov. 16.-Commissione
f.amoreaux to-day telcgraphet the
chief examiner of Chippewa pin.
lands in Minnesota, suspending all
further work in examinations and ap-
praiscments, owing to the approprla.
tion being exhausted. The commits
sioner will recommend that the law be
changed SO that the appraised lands
uay Ike sold,
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Wednesday, Nov. 13.

"wednesday, Nov. 13.
Tim O'lsrien has built new brick
hotel at Neclle to cover the spot where
LIS former building stood.
Supt AfcI<issiock, Of the Grandin
farm. loaded big wagon with cab
bages and distributed them gratis
among the Mayville people.
jamestown Inns so many kids that
only part Of them can get into the
school rooms at time, and they thus
attend school turn-about, half day
each.
Speaker J. G. Gill was given ban-
quet at his Casselton home Il week ago
Sunday by "llome folks"--tl,e occasion
l,eing hls fifty.sccond birthday: Sey.
at that time.
At jamestown Judge Rose granted q
divorce to william Roe of Walc0tt, n.
y. William had lived with his wife
thirty-six years, and ON the afternoon
that lie secured his decree, immediate
" married another woman.
The Old Settlers' Association Of the
Red River valley will hold its ahnu4l
meeting nt Grand Forks on Tuesday,
Nov. NJ, 1906. All members of the as
socIntion and those who are In sympa-
thy With It are cordially invited to at
tend.
Rev. Peter Mitchell. the popular
Baptist pastor at Crystal, leaves for
California. hoping to benefit bis wife's
he1atll. Tle friends presented the de-
parting couple With q silver service
ard kind words ut recent farewell
gathering.
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An Editor I'm jail.

Nashville. Tenn. Nov. 1G.-Criminal
court Judge Anderson today sent w.
Il. Brooks. editor Of the Daily Herald
published In this city to jail for con-
tempt Of court in refusing to answer
before the grand jury questions relat-
Ing to allegations made In the paper
that Sunday laws were openly violated
and pool rooms were run openly.
Brooks refused to tell the source Of his
information,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-22
Iowa Girl Hor.e Thief e.uxbt

Iowa Girl HOFse Thief Caught.
Sioux City, Iowa. Nov. 16.-The Da-
kotn county, Neb.. authorities sue
cectled today In apprehcnding Mollic
MallOy. n fOurteen-ycar-Old girl, who
stole horse at South Sioux City sew
eral days ago and rode, almost without
n stop, 100 miles to her home Mt Bruins.
wick. The girl had been Ill for some
time. was anxious to le nursed by her
mother. and. having no money to pay
fare. appropriated the horse In her
desperation.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-22
Now YORK Horse ahou,

New York. Nov. 13.-The eleventh
annual horse show which began to-day
at Madison Square garden bids fair
to excel all its predecessors as an ex-
hibit Of the quadrupeds Of the equine
race and the bipeds Of society. Under
the management Of the National Horse
Show association this fete has become
to be one of the greatest institutions of
the year as well as sporting event Of
great interest to admirers Of good
horse flesh.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-22
THE czARIsA FAKE"
No Credence Given to the story Of
Her Critical Condition.

No Credence Given to the story Of
Her Critical Condition,
Darmstadt, Nov 13.-Nothi1g is
known In court circles here of the SEN
satfoDal story circulated in the United
States regarding the illness Of the
czarina, whose life was said to be de-
SPARED of as the result of Cnesarean
operation. The accouchement Of the
czarina., who was formerly Princess
Alix Of Hesse, may be expected any
day.
Cologne. Nov. 13.-A dispatch from
Berlin to the Cologne Gazette says that
In well informed quarters at Berlin no
credence 10 given to the story of the
serious illness Of the czarina as the re.
suit Of an operation.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-22
Killed His Cousin.

Eden vallen, Minn.. Nov. 13.-I.eslie
son OF Z. ii. Caswell, of this village,
accidentally shot his little cousin. aged
four years, son 0f Frank Nelson, at
Onion Grove yesterday. A shotgun
was left In the room where the boys
were playing, and Caswell shot his
cousin through the head killing him
instantly.
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serloasIy gtabhed.

New York, Spcclal-John B. McGold.
rick, clerk Of the supreme court and
secretary Of Tammany Hall, IL lying
in a dangerous condition at his home,
the result Of stab wound received in
an election wrangle yesterday. Will
lam Bowling. q bartender, was ar
raigned In the Jefferson Market police
court to-day charged with having
atabhad NcGQ1drick. a. 4
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in 1856, 90, 10 and "a, and was rep
rescntative from Illinois in the 3Oth.
10th and 4lst congresses. Later on he
was governor of Illinois for six years
and resigned the office in 1883, to take
his seat in the United States senate.
He was reelected to the senate In 1883
aud still holds TINT office. Senator Gull
lom grew up under the shadow Of Lin
coin, and his likeness to the martyreJ
president has been often remarked.
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Wyo,ninw Admitt.a

Marshalltown, Iowa. Nov. 15.-The
convention of the Northwestern Sol
dlers' Home association has adjourned.
Next years meeting will be held at
Grand Rapids, Mich, in June. Officers
were elected as follows: President. L.
G., Rutherford. Grand Rapids. Mich !:
secretary, Mrs. l.. A. Bates, Nebraska:
vice presidents. Joseph NJ. French. Cul-
oralo: S. b. Evans, Iowa; J. b. NIcDon.
aid. Indiana; j. A. Stanton. Chicago:
L, Van Voorhees,, Kansas; +. l.. Grab.
III. Michigan; H. A. Castle, st. Paul:
N, II. Barber. Nebraska; E. e. Clouch.
South Dakota. Wyoming was nd.
mitted to membership,
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wReek In Iowa.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, special.-when
the south bound freight train ON the
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and North.
ern reached a point between Spirit
lake and Superior at 2:3O this morning
Il was found necessary to double over
the grade. In returning the second
half the locomotive crashed into the
cars wrecking three Of them. Brake.
man King was instantly killed and
Engineer Preston, Fireman Shoemaker
aud brakeman Mattice badly injured
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-22
Saturday. Nov. 10.


Moorllead's flax factory is being put
Into shape.
Briggs, the Buffalo blind pieger, got
ninety days and Is to put up $500
fine.
MclIenry county wants 1t under
stood that SHE is in better shape than
ever before.
Churcll's Ferry had ninety cars or
about 10000 bushels Of wheat in one
day.
Yarlmaster Connolly of Grand Forks
attempted to board moving train and
fell with one foot on the rail. The
member was badly mashed.
Tom Rooney of Grand Forks was
discharged from jail. but seemed to
like the fare and swipetl some more
stuff SO hc could get his winters board
easily.
a number of the state exchanges
state tlnt Kallinsky. the Bottineau
murderer, escaped. but n dispatch
states lie Is In the Devils Lake 1ail.
having Eeen taken there before the
BOttiDenu Jail breaking.
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T'aris. Nov. 1G.--A wine merchant of
this city. NJ. Domerg,lc. las suddenly
become violently insane. and has al
ready killed number Of people. He
shot his wife and mother and then
opened fire upon people In the street.
killing three Of them, and woundine
several others. The mndman then lar.
ricaded himself in his house ana fired
upon the gendarnes who surrounded
the building.
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AroxED FoR HIS orFExsp.
Death of a Priest Who Once c....,
UnenYlahla NnAa.aoA-

Death Of a Priest Who Once Gained
Unenviable Notoriety.
indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 15..Bishon
Chatard has received word of The
death at st. Meinrod college, Spencer
county, Of Father Romano Weinzoen.
fel, q French priest who came to Amer.
lea in 1889. In 1910 he was the most
notorious priest in America. He was
accused OF criminally assaulting wo-
man and was sent to the penitentiary.
Gov. Whitcomb, fathcr-in-law Of tn.
present governor, pardoned his after
eighteen months service. He went
back into the ministry, Joined the Ben
edictine monks and has lived an on.
emplary life,
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aeta Eixht Yeara.

st. Paul. Nov. 13.-Sam Baltimore
goes to the state prison for eight years.
for his murdcroils assault ON Miss
Amelia Williams. He was sentenced
this morning by Judge Kelly, before
whom he had blended guilty, changing
his plea Of not guilty. The Indictment
was for assault In the first degree.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-22

London. Nov. 10.-Vanity Fair has a
dispatch from Paris referring to the
recent loss on the boursc there, in
which the statement Is made that
CoMte dc Castellane. who recently
married Miss Anna, daughter of the
lnte Jay Gould, was one Of the heavy
losers.
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No Aaulteratea Canay.

NV @S0HSSh8sV0 V8101e -
Davenport, Iowa, Special.-Meetine
Of prominent candy manufacturers Of
Chicago Omaha. Kansas City. At
Gibson, 81. Joseph, Quincy and Iowa
cities In Davenport today appointed
committees to draft bills for presenta.
ton to legislatures Of Central and
Western states prohibiting manufac.
turs adultersd candles and pastries
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-22
A Millionaire Dies sudae.lv-

Saratoga, N. Y. Speckal.-Georga
4. Sherman Of Port Henry, expired
there suddenly with heart failure last
night. He was a member of the iron
Grm Of Sherman, Witherbee & Co., Of
that place and was the richest iron
man in Northern New York, being
worth $4,000, 900.
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Lonwe.t Ve..cl A0o..

New York, Nov. 15.-The P.nnsy,-
vania, of the Hamburg-Amerfcan line
which will go into commission in June
Is the longest vessel In the world. She
has 10000 tons displacement, which
beats the Lucania Is per cent. Her
length Is $50 feet, beam G2 feet aud
depth AZ feet.
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SHELBY N. CULLoN.
sketch sf q Pessisle CANDIDATE Z.
the Pfesidency.

Springfield. Ill, Nov. 10.-One of the
most mos, t"te'csting OF Our public men is
shelby M. CullOnl of Illinois, who has
Eison from a plowboy to United
states senator, and is now talked Of ma
: possible candidate for the presidency.
ne was born in Wayne county, KY.
10 1870. and when nine months old he
nnished his schooling in the country
schools. As aplowboy and country
scnool teacher he earned money to
oDtain an academic education. Later
ne studied law. and became intimately
associated with Abraham Lincoln. He
was elected to the Illinois Legislature
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Sympathy tor Cubnn.

Cleveland. Ohio, Nov. 16.-J. n.
Steadman. Post G. A. H.. of this city.
hns adopted resolutions expressing
sympathy with the Cubans ana urging
congress to adopt measures to put a
speedy end to the struggle by forcible
intervention II necessary.
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Such 10 the Hiatt In the Latest Dip.
lOmatlQ Stroke.

oech 10 the Hiatt In the Latest Dip.
l0natip stroke.
London, Editorials in the
morning papers dwell upon tile gravity
Of the announcement from Rome that
the powers had decided to take joint
action in regard to Armenia. The
Post. Conservative, says: "The am
bnssadOrs incurred q terrible rcspon.
sibility and have limited threat that
Means nothing less than the occupa-
tlon of Turkey. Ia England prepared
to acquiesce?" The Graphic says 1t
is reopening the Eastern question with
q vengeance. 1t leads to the Russian
occupation Of Armenia. The Daily
News says: ut Ia the beginning OF
the end. The cabinet met yesterday
and Lord Salisbury must necessarily
have approved of this diplomatic
stroke. Turkey is now within measur-
able distance Of disruption and par.
titiOn,"
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n.,,ot u,, =.

Ottawa, Ont. Nov. 1G.-Tie Canadian
Pacific railroad station here with all
its contents was destroyed by fire this
morning. The loss is not known, but
will be heavy.
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[ = {
POTPOURRI Or NEWS.
n. N.tsen,e c.,,ta,.

> ~ sS0eAO.SO - SeH13AsAs
4. W. Perry has been appointed first
lieutenant In the revenue cutter SER
vice. d. tSs,2s,
Lientenants d. Z. Wilson, N. n,
Halpine, Houston Eldredge and Chief
Engineer %. A. Magee have been
placed on the retired list.
Explorer Lieut.. R. q. Peary. OF the
United States navy, has been assigned
FOR duty az civil engineer In the de-
partment Of yards and docks ut Brook
lyn. He lias given up all thought Of
reaching the North pole.
Secretary Smith. has approved the
selection OF 22,63O acres Of land In
Mississippi for the state university,
providing thnt persons occupying the
land shall have an opportunity to
make proof by Dec. 512.
1; Surgeon General Tryon, in his an
nnal report, calls attention to the num-
1ler of casualties at the United states
naval. academy resulting from the!
present method Of playing foot ball,
and It as recommended that unless the
rules be materially modified rival
games be prohibited.
The president has appointed James
b. Angel Of Michigan, John q. Russell
Of Massachusetts and Lyman q. Cool
ey OF Illinois to be commissioners to
make inquiry and report upon the
feasibility of a deep-water canal be-
tween the great lakes and tue Allan
tic ocean, under the act approved in
March last.
Sir Julian Pauncefote, the British
ambassador. Ind a conference with
Hscsetary Olney lasting half IN hour
or lnore. His purpose was to propose,
In behalf Of the British government,
joint action, to q limited extent, In
Turkey. to insure the safety Of citi-
gems OF Great Britain and American
residents In that country.
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Deserted by Hi. Bride.

Chicago. Nov. 1G.-Wten Raymond
Dominick P0clelu the New Orleans
theatrical manager returned to his
hotel last night, he was surprised to
find note from his wife of five weeks
saying she had unceremoniously dis.
appeared.
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Rockport, Ind, Nov. 1G.-N1rs. Sarah
Davis shot and fatally wounded Mrs.
Isabel Goodman, her neighbor to-day.
They Qualreled about their chickens
Mrs. Davis Ia in Jail.
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Monday, Nov. n.

Prairie fires raised hob with hay
stacks in the hills near Edgeley.
Valley City Is thinking about a bet
ter sidewalk material than planks.
Dickey county Inns no criminal case
on its district court calendar.
John (salbraith Of st. Thomas, sus-
tained q sprained ankle and lame
back from a fall from a ladder.
The Cavalier mills were shut down
several days for repairs.
Grafton will be illumined by the
electric fluid about Dec. /.
Minnie Nelson, who attempted sui
eide at Park River recently, is now in
the jamestown hospital.
Grafton will hive to pay Mrs. Over
son that $3,7OOEbecause her horse got
frightened at a threshing engine.
Dave Feagles, general storekecper
at Men0ken, has been arrester charged
with selling booz contrary to law.
The report that there was a case of
diphtheria ut the State University IL
denied.
Grand Forks wants the Northwest
ern Telephone company to extend to
Larimore and Grafton.
John Peterman. who robbed Prntt's
jewelry store at Ellendale and was
captured at Hillsboro, escaped from
jail last week and has not been cap
tured.
Farmer Wallace wants the Burleigh
county commissioners to build dams
across the creeks in that county. The
dams can be used as roadway and
water will be beneficial In hundreds Of
ways,
Mrs. Uric Moran of Pembina is
under arrest, charged with poisoning
her husband last July. He died under
rather suspicious circumstances, and
his stomach was recently analysed by
a Fargo chemist who found traces Of
poison. A paramour Of the woman
named DeLoria is also under arrest.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-22

War Asaiast Ashanti.
London, Nov. l8.-It 10 expected that
war against Ashanti will bs declared
9t the next cabinet council.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-22
Went R.cL A. o,n lv,..

Went Back at Old Wages.
Tower, Minn., Nov. 1G.-The striking
machinists. linemcn and punpmen Of
the Minnesota mine have gone hack
to work without receiving the advance
asked for.