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Trustees sale of very valuable propertv
cor 11th and \ SITS, improved by two brick
dwellings, will take place on Monday after
noon at D o'clock. See advertisement
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Excursion to Winchester and Return
May 10th,

Under auspices of UEion Veteran Union
Rate, Sl.I5 for the round trip. Train leaves
b. and o. depot am. above date-Advt.
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Money to lend al and per cent on real
estate. Frank T. Rawlings. 1905 Pa. ave.
Advertisement.
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Wall Paper, House Painting and Window
Shades
RICHARD W. HENDERSON, lib F stnw
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The cigars we are making for &c. are as
good as anybodys IL. Sickles.
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.l.E
Don't he Deceived

The Wolff American is the strongest
lightest and best wheel on the market
Bolgianos, 1889 18th st. NV. liz
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DON'T BE DECEI

DON'T BE DECEIVED
The Wolff American is the strongest
lightest and best wheel on the market
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LOCAL MENTION.
AMUsEMESTs TONIGHT.
Chevy Chase Park.-Music.

Chevy Chase Park.-Music.
Columbia Phonograph Company, $40
Pennsylvania avenue northwest.-Exhi-
bition of the graphophone and kaleidoscope.
Kernan's Lyceum Theater.-"The White
Crook"
New National Theater.-Della Fox Opera
Company in The Little Trooper.
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Ore dollar viii buy 100 II. boards; we keep
everything to build house. Libbey 6 Co.
Advertisement.
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Representative Morse is to deliver at
the Fifteenth Street NJ. E. Church tomor-
row evening a gospel temperance address
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Excursion, Legion of Loyal Women, to
CuipePer. Va, Decoration Day, May
Both. 1896.

For the above occasion, the Southern
railway announces a rate of $780, Wash
lngtCn and Alexandria to Culpeper and re-
turn Tickets good foc return that day
Only.-Advt.
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1-burner Gas Stove, &c; 2-burner for
$1.5O. 1-burner Oil Stove. 4sc.-2-burner,
7Sc. 2-burner Gasoline Stove, S34S Large
I'm ~ ovens, Sl;2o: screen 5D1ols, complete,
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srcnd Tb..e Hot EVENINGS
If You're Ready to Take

at "Maison Rauscher." cor. Conn., ave. am
l. st. Coolest place in the city to enjoy Ic
Cream, Ices, etc. Suppers to order. 1t
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Rockbridxe Rye. Fine.t Made

81 per GAL: 81 quart bottle; Soc. pint: 25c.
sample bottle. LYNCHS. 4O4 9th St NV.
fe25-tu&stf
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CABIN JOHN HOTEL

LACE CURTAINS AND BLANKETS
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Lanterns, Paper Napkins, Favors-Gould's s.
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Lowest Prices, on Oil and Ga,

Royal Headache Powders cure. 1Oc,
mh5-m, ,stf
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Gas ranges and stoves. 1896 Imp. A.
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DISTRESSING IRRITATIoNs, itching and scalv
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of Skin tortured Babies, A SINGLE APPLICATION
being often sufficient to permit rest and Sleep and
point to a speedy and permanent cure.
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One Fare for the Round Trip to Pitts
burr. Pa. win PENNSYLVANIA RniIraal

Tickets 10 P1ttsourg and return Will be
sold via Pennsylvania railroad Nav II, %
and 26, good to return until May 80 in
elusive, at one fare, $500, for the round trip.
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See that the INDEPENDENT ICE CO.
supplies you. They have pies sed their pa
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prices. Prompt delivery assured Order
from drivers or at Offices, go Pa. ave
and BIOS Water st., Georgetown. 1t
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Moonlight Nights on the Potomac.
To Marshall Hall, beginning Sunday.-Ad.
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The most delightful drive Sunday is
along the beautiful Conduit road, with it's
ever changing scenery to Cabin John bridge.
The dinner served at the hotel is perfectly
served, and the accommodations are most
excellent. Electric cars now run to the
bridge.
The Jewel also THE Peerless Gas
Ranges. Muddiman s.614 18th st. bet. F & q.
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100 IT. boards, 81; any length you
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M. ). DowLINa's BOYS.
Republican Leagae Committee q
It's Future Programme.

.
Republican Lea1ae Conmittee. and
Its Future Programme.
Chicago, Nov. ~. The executive
committee Of the National Republican
League met at the Auditorium this
morning, 1t being the first meeting
since the close of the campaign. Presi-
dent Woodmansee presided over the
meeting. He created considerable en-
thusiasm when he reported that he
had seen President elect Mckinley and
secured from him promise to attend
the national convention Of the League
in Detroit next July.
The session was given up almost en-
tirely to the discussion of the part the
League ought to play in the inaugural
proceedings at Washington March 4.
1t was decided to make arrangements
for headquarters for the League in
Washington during the inaugural
season and to urge the clubs affiliated
with the League to take part in the
procession. An effort will be made to
secure q prominent place in the pro-
cesslon and the members believe that
they can take to Washington $1,000
club marchers on that occasion. An
other subject discussed was the pro
posed tour of w. j. Bryan in the West.
1t was agreed to hold meetings
wherever Mr.. Bryan speaks. Books
and pamphlets will be distributed and
speakers will then be sent.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-11-27
:Coaching Accideut,.

Cleveland, Nov. pa serious .acci-
dent occurred ut the central armory
to-day and as. a result Francis Under
hill of New York was seriously In
1ured. Messrs. ID. II. Hanna, Mr.. I'm
derhill and "a Mr.. Chamberlain and
Others were 'practicing maneuyers
with q team OF spirited horses at
tached to q four-in.hand coach. The
horses became frightened and sudden
" plunged forward, overturning the
coach, throwing Mr.. Underflill to the
ground. While no bones were broken
he will be laid up for some time as
q result of the shock and bruises sus-
tanned. Others In the coach sustained
no injuries.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-11-27
Held Tor WIG aIurder

Morristown, Pa, Nov. %. = Charles
0. Kaiser has been held to answer for
the murder of his wife, Emma p.
Kaiser, who was. shot and instantly
killed on a lonely road near Bridge
port on the night of Oct. %. The YER
dict rendered by the coroners jury to-
day holds him responsible for her
death, and adds that he was aided by
unknown persons in a scheme to de-
fraud insurance companies. Kaiser
was committed to prison and Dec. Il
was fixed for his trial. When the mur.
der was committed the couple were
driving home from Gulf Mills, a VII
lage near Bridgeport, where they had
been delivering portraits from their
store in this city.
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TEED THE HUNGRY.
The Armenian Committee wan
Half . Millioa Dollars.

The Armenian Committee Wants
Half . MfllioA Dollars.
New York, Nov. 81. ~ The National
Armenian relief committee IL in re-
celpt Of the following cable dispatch
from the International Armenian re-
lief committee at Constantinople, Sir
Philip Currie, chairman: s. VI
Phillip op0lis, Noy. 14.-Mr. Spencer
Trask, G3 Bible House. New York:
Harpoot, the center Of the desolatetl
district, estimates 10000 people ,lcsti-
itute; needs $4,000 for food, bedding
and clothing and cooking utensils, We
fed 5000 people In this district last
year. Preparing careful estimates Of
other districts. Our committee ex-
poets calls for 91O0; eco for the winters
needs.
en-. W. Poet, Treasurer
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THE NEWS RESUME.
DIGEST OF THE NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE W0nn


The meteorological. I
The federal government owes Cali
fornia $4,OOONoO.
A special report the state depart
nlent from Una*ed States Consul Mono
CHAN at Chemnltz, Shows that the Ger
man insurance companies have won
derfully increased their business dur
ing the last year. d
The annual report Of Capt. N. NJ.
Brooks, superintendent OF foreign
mails, shows that the aggregate
weight OF mill dispatched BY this
country by sea to other countries dur
ing the past fiscal year was $3.50, 296
pounds Stwahith over 4, SOC, 900 pounds
were trims Atlantic.
Capt. Edwards. Chaplin, Fifteenth I'm
fantry, u. S..A., was retired from the
army at his own request by the presi-
dent Capt. Chaplin completed thirty
years of active service on July I. and
has since been eligible for retirement
WheDewarahe desired It.
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FELL IN, THE STREET.
A Prominent Denver Man Dies SUI
= denly In New York

A Fr0minent Denver Man Dies sud
denly IN New York.
New York, Nov. 21.-Frank p. Ar
buckle Of Denver was found in an un-
conscious condition, lying In nm OBJ
scure place near vacant lot Just on
the sidewalk, in a lot Of woods on the
Wet 8. le Of Eighth avenue between
OLrs ..IE dred- fifty -secoDd and One.
hundred-and-ff fifty. third streets early
this morning. He died in the patrol
wagon on the way to a station house
without regaining consciousness. 1t
was at first believed that the man had
been garroted, robbed and murdered,
but the police surgeon at the station
house, after q thorough examination Of
the body of Mr.. Arbuckie. declared
that in his opinion death was due to
heart failure brought on by an attempt
to ascend the steps Of the elevated
station.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-11-27

ssSsIi y report that Emperor William
3 noned Bismarck to Berlin for
!: WV is1ilII ence In regard to the latters
Il disclosures Of state secrets may
? dnue. The disclosures have not
|IIjl astonished tat seriously dis
! kt4 continent. It is felt that Q
800 ne pf the revelations must eff
e XIV tnp air the moral force Of
1|IiIa 20 3aIliapceA What more natu-
|7I| an4 William and his present
eaIof ss0u1l wish to stop them at
1e11 id IN almak any price? Wheth-
n lss;lt i,Il w can do 20 is per-
I1aiIIB' pas IA p,arck must have
1s snaaslng Stp with seme ded-
fII1sIlIll y in mind. His co,,rse -
III 10 the anger OF Jsal-
y pointed old man.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-11-27
STOLE M PRoxY.

aiontbrandt Gives Rad ADVICE and
Gets Into Trouble.
Moorhead. Mimi, Nov. 81. - Isaac
Montbrandt was found guilty In. the
district court to-day Of stealing a load
of wheat from a granary in the town
of Fellow, this county. Montbrandt
did not steal the wheat, but his two
younger brothers, who were employed
by him, to whom he was indebted,
confessed to the theft of the grain, and
testified their elder brother advised
them to do 1T. The case was a pathetic
one, as the younger Of the brothers
told the story which will send their
elder brother to the penitentiary.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-11-27
For Governor of New Mexico.

Santa Fee, N. Mex, Nov. 21.--It 10
announced here to-day that Judge G..
p. Foster Of Iowa, husband Of Mrs. j.
Ellen Foster, the noted lecturer and
public speaker, is q candidate for the
governorship of New Mexico. It is
said he stands an excellent chance for
appointment without violation of the
home :H:c IDEA. as he and his wife
have for several years past been en-
gagged In promoting extensive :rriga-
ton and farming enterprises In North
western New Mexico, fifty miles south
OF Durango, Col. 3}si b .5T,i
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-11-27
Trade mevf~i.x.

New York, Nov. DIR. G. Dun e
Co.'S weekly review of trade says:
The gain In volume Of business CON
finues entirely without precedent.
More than 800 establishments have
started work since the election which
were idle, and at least 300 have In
creased working force, making 600
concerns which are known to have
added largely to the number of hands
at work. and these are only part Of
the whole number. \ - "a
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-11-27

= e dolding-bad fatality at Chicago
rs 81 .last.,ofs similar occurrences,
5hat,isltA. People will continue to
Enife forstAe.menacing convenience
H. mt housekeeping" unless the life
nce companies take. formal cog
me of the 'danger a. the folding
IN their .poAcies.
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miles, Of Track Gene,

Semitic, WASH, Nov. 21.-Edward III.
Warner, ex-city engineer Of Seattle, ar
rived in town to-day from the Cascade
division of the Great Northern rail-
road, having covered 63 miles in As
hours, travelling on foot, in canoes and
on handcars. Three other passengers
from delayed trains accompanied Mr..
Warner. He says that for 20 miles
every other mile Of track is washed
out. and the water flowing over the
track. He estimates that It will be ut
least sixty days before the division
wih be in running order.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-11-27

or = score a6 years gosssists have
& VI OF the existence Of Immense
of shale IN Wyoming, W1iieh occa.
e = aliy have yielded fine specimens Of
8 ~ shell fish, hut 1t is only recently
SiInilar beds have been discovered
n SE 0l0iado. These beds Of petrifled
81 containing millions upon millions
III 1iiyidual specimens, cover hum
y BSs7I ~ ot square miles in the northwest,
81 !lI'Ie y MI II the state.
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Fred e. 'Bnlmahan, Thomas and John
Williamson were killed by the burst
Ing OF q naptha retOrt at Milford.
Mass.
The wife of "A Burlington roadmas-
ter, Matrick OsDonnell, was shot and
instantly killediby her xteen-year-ofd
son ut Lincoln, Neb. The shooting
was accidental.
The stables and other buildings at
p. f. ,Lorillard's stock farm at South
Long Branch burned. The fire de-
strOyed fourteen buildings. The horses
are said to have: all beer. gotten out in
safety.
Thee men who were injured by the
bursting Of naphtha.retort in the straw
factor of William Knowlton & Son at
West Upton, Mass, where O water
gas pant was being constructed, died
during the night.
Fourteen buildings In THE business
portion of Traverse CITY, Mich, were
destroyed by ire, antailing a loss Of
$j0,OO6, partially insured. Ed Newber-
~, ponter in the Fourth Street hotel,
was burned to death.
Fred Ritz, the fouEyear-olh son Of
Mr.. ana Mrs. Emil Ritz edf Newark, N.
J., while left alone In the house with
his two.year-old sister, Jennie, poured
can full of kerosene oil over her
clothing and set fire TO 1T. The child
was burned almost to . aerisp, :and died
In great agony.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-11-27

NJ Enefssal writer Gays: Through
the whole Of the Turkish domin-
iif iI there s. Int one infnence to which
PAL III oficial, civil and military, and,
saidsby same. religious, too, from
y hiehest rank to the losuest, is amen
II NJ. and that Is backsheesh, or, in
IN Tin English, hribery.
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Alrs. scoft.Sidona nlena,

london. Nov. q. French newspa-
pers at hind state that Mrs. Scott.
Slddons. famous q number of years
ago as a dramatic reader, died there
last week and that her body was
shipped to New York Tuesday. Shi.
had lived abroad in the latter wears OF
her life, in broken health. ;..s "
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-11-27

ItrSped OF all ,technicalities and
\ iplo attic verbiage the agreement
3SliiIi lied blythe United States and Great
= fItain An the Venezuelan affair means
j i3ak Cnale Sam has scored magnif-
3 ut txSnnfuh for tke,Monroe doctrine.
E1xen the English uxapers are forced to
limit 4.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-11-27

= s,alter raleigh Gilbert, G. B.,
15 semstabaeaat Cornwall, who died
~ nelanh the other day at the age Of
rev. ;three, uwas' q descendant Of Sir
5ijll plIlney Gilbert, half brother Of Sir
Raleia.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-11-27

IA ~ Walliam Herschell's system Of
fying persons by their thumb
70 - .been introtlNeed experiment.
into Bengal. The. chief object Of
|1(||6I |sineaanre appears ,tolbe to identify
tniaent pensioners; land to make 1t
sibae Cor persons ,toiimpersonate
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-11-27

8 p great ..oharm of the bicycle to
~ the sboon Of forgetfulness 1t
1l1i1l lin walking he thinks, and
y All ttlse, time. Mounted on the
me goesYwith the wind, and be-
l3|1 Ieo 0blivaeals to everything but the
1173 mes and ,healthful exercise.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-11-27

& ;jl Sd sI,isr4ble dirth Of dancing men
lndhinxtsa society seems 90 seri-
m ~ ttsr TO, the mammas Of de-
that, they contemplate an ap-
st6SitheDecretaries of the army and
|IiialiI Tor q. supply Of desirable partners
3is daughters at social functions
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IneerI,nnla T,p

Chicago, Nov. q. Robert g. Inger.
soil has been compelled to cancel sew
eral Lecture engagements because Of
severe attack Of sciatica. He was
to have made an address at Elgin, ILL.,.
this evening and at Toledo and Ann
Arbor early next week. He will leave
for New York tomorrow.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-11-27

Aubrey Beardsley has had bril-
brief artistic success. For
" year he has been suffering
l cor sumption ,aand his case is now
0nnoed hopeless.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-11-27

AAstn In young man atto6p "
% 11lAule girl named Bertha GTSle
IN tho teneme house district iu NV
York, The girls father aud brot
armed with clubs, cornercd him III .
cellar, whcreup0n he drew q revolver
and killed himself. ;s ,aS
Allison q Mason, president ofs tho
defunct Globe Investment ccMpany,
Was arrested IN Boston on an indict.
inent warrant charging him with taae
embexzlemeNt OF sums aggregatlng
10000. Treasurer j., Lowell Moore,
OF the same company, ID now serving
fa three-yearS' sentence on 4 similar
Charge. fsl q ts
= AT RohertsdEle, a mining TORN In
Pennsylvania, letter venHs.lona Wav
murdered. His slayer4 Lewis EAw-
renee. Daniel Cherax nnil CHILEAN ana
Alexander Nanace, ali Italians were
lodged In Jail. The murlerers used
iron pins and stonea on their victim.
Jealousy over q girl IL saad TO have
promoted the crime. ,|ss. n
William Bean, the negro vgho III.
saultetl Mrs. l.. G. Clark, wass0apturea
and placed In jail at IJchal0n, Ky.
While the sheriff was taking him there
9 mob seized him and cas0aed .liim be-
fore Mira. Clark, who idNntlfietl him.
She is expected to die, but pleaded
with the crowd to let tie anw dmke III
course. Negroes % WeQ al whites
threaten to lynch him lf Mrs. CLARK
dies. IN ~
Theodore Mcintyre, a rcpulist orutor,
who went from Metci1fe county to
Hart, Ky, and made . vigorous cam
paign through all the school houses
and little villages, came ITO grief. the
day before his defeat. Adying negro
confessed that he was one of - mob
led by Mcintyre Who broke into the
cabin Of .Bulger' Edwards one night
seven years ago and beat him SO ee-
verely that he died dn q few days. 4
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-11-27

W. Castle, the: kleptomaniac, has
j eea naleased blythe British author
/ dtIes a1ter sewing only a few days Of
1 1ner sentence. Everybody will be glad,
and nobody can ddeny that the lady
10 koen treated with great kindness
ma oonsiderationNby our British cou-
~ u.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-11-27

- = tie Arctic regions have
ternd chat the moisture in
r. y drops ITO the earth in the
|5ls - iakes. sg
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-11-27

~ lrty colored men and one col
Oman a1Gve been regularly adj
~ the Illinois bar. and are now
ny lawd an Chicago.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-11-27

ss|a 8 plsarItcsntageofsi diocy would have
en gn1te5iallyrreduced in this country
gEo1e annn who made freak election
had had ia iproviso in each case
1ij ne iloserWpas to go out and hang
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-11-27

llele 1slanH 'of Malta has a Ian
0f- IT. town, derived from the
1x1mfan and AFabian tongues.
1biliW Of the island speak
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-11-27
Miscellaneous,

A11CellaHe0U0.
The Western railways win NV to
have their pool legalized by congress.
Joe Goddard defeated s'Denwcr'' Ed
Smith in the fourth round at Johannes
burg.
Mckinley lost an electoral vote IN
Delaware through an error ON the bal
lot.
1t Is possible that an ordinance xfM
soon be passed by the board If alder
men of New York city forbiddiag lsoys
and girls to be in the streets at night
1t is said that the geysers Of Yellow
stone park are failing, their force hay-
ing fallen or SO per cent in sixteen
years.
The coal mines in Weston county,
WyO., are working full time, and the
mine owners have so many orders that
the capacity of the mines will have to
be enlarged.
Mrs. Susie Miller left British Colun-
bia few days ago and made the trip
on horseback to Kalispell. Mont, in
four days. She left her husband on &C.
count Of ill-treatment.
Showalter, the chess expert, has tele-
graphed from GEORGETOWN, KY. to
friends in New York that he viii chal-
lenge Pillsbury to play match. Pills
bury was anxious for match with
Showalter, but questioned his own
right to challenge the latter.
An innovation In the line Of relig-
ious rescue work will be ilnugurated
shortly by the Salvation Army. It -
that Of caring for persons who are
drunken on the streets. They will be
picked up and carried to the army bar
racks and taken care Of until they be-
come sober. {. M 81
3 The bark e. @. Mowatt, which ar.
rived at New York from Philadelphia.
has the distinction Of probably being
the first ship to enter New York har-
Dor flying the flag Of Nicaragua. The
nag Of three horizontal stripes, two
blue and white one between, excited
the curiosity Of all who saw It until
the name Of the vessel and the Railing
port. Coripto. was made out On 10
stern. M
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-11-27
TOrpedo Boata Collilie

TOFped0 Boats Collide.
Brest, Nov. 21.-The torpedo boats
known by the numbers Of So and 81, Of
the French navy, came into collision
during the manoeuvres OF Cape de
Lachevre. The former boat sank and
Its crew Of 10 IL missing. No. Of was
badly damaged and was towed here. "A