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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-02
People in PRINT.

People In Print.
r.. B. Gemmel, superintendent Of tel
eHraph Of the Santa Fe Railway COM
pany, died at Topeka, Kan., from pneu-
monia, aged 50 years. =
Miss Helene Scott, q young comic
opera singer, who was with the "Prin-
cess Bonnie" company, died at Pitts
burg.
Joseph Nawahl, one Of the most
prominent natives in The Hawaiian
islands, died at hospital In San
Francisco Of consumption.
Katherine Kidder, the actress, has
written a play. Beyond the fact that
It is just chock full Of love and has
been christened "Love at War;" the
authc.ess has little to soy about it.
Charles l.. Chaplin, ex-president Of
the New York & Lake Erie railroad,
and the man who introduced the Morse
system of telegraph in Europe, died at
Philadelphia.
| DR.. j. Sidney Hunt, an eminent ply
stefan of Queensland, has been sent
here by the Queensland government to
investigate and find the remedy for
Texas fever, which has broken out
among the cattle on the big ranches in
Northern Queensland.
The steamship Lucania, on board Of
which is Alfred G.. Whitehead, recent
" liberated from Portland prison, to
which he had been sentenced for life
for alleged completely in an Irish dyna-
mite plot, arrived at New York to-
day.
The continued absence of Prof. L. L
! Dyche, of the Kansas State university,
who accompanied Peary on his former
trip north, leads to the belief TINT he
is in search Of q route to the North
: Pole by way Of Alaska and the western
passage.
Chester Allan Arthur, son of the late
President Arthur, arrived in New York
from London after several years alb
senco and is at the Fifth Avenue ho-
tel He tells his friends that his chief
reason for remaining abroad is that he
can maintain a position there In keep
ing with the dignity Of the son of an
ex-president inside his income, while
to live in the same style here would
/, be at least twice as expensive.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-02

# -Four New Yorkera have been arrest
"a IN Canada, for catching fish. We be:
slieve that any Canadian who chooses
Is come to the United States and catch
2dsh viii not be molested. Some people
IN Canada do not realize how large q
country this one is. They should not
worry 1t too much.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-02

The discovery Of long series Of de-
falcations in one Of the New Orleans
hanks has led to a run on the other
4 anks there, apparently without rea-
II N: but one mismanaged bank can
4 lork . great amount Of mischief In
nv community.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-02
Insane Man Suicide.

81. Peter, Mimi, Sept. 2o.-Robert
Winnege, patient Of the st. Peter
hospital, committed suicide to-day by
throwing himself In front of q moving
train on the Northwestern road. which
passed through the ospitnl grounds.
He was from Bird Island, and wne
twenty-five years old.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-02
Fan r:p.s,.. ~. n..-

Fan Claire Man Drowned.
Hudson, Wis. Sept. 2G.-r.nst even.
Ing John Stocking. a we'll known citi.
zen OF Eau Claire. was drowned In
Willow river. near This place.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-02

||sas me man who has authority to de-
4 - the sultan is Sheik- VI Islam, Meh-
& MA Dtennai Edin Effendi. No won
4 the sultan has to lie awake Of
hts trying to keep track Of the fel
N.Y. name,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-02

director Of the Nordeutscher Hand
Sessellschaft in Berlin has been
7 Dted for embezzlement. Perhaps
lsMas trying to liye up to the name Of
stltutton.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-02

The ru,aor that Gen. Baldissera han
IONS TO Africa to open a new campaign
Sainst the Abyssinians scarcely re!
sGnafod q denial. The Italians have
/. "a enough campaigning in that land
sD last them for good long time.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-02

Andrew ]. Foppleton, an Omaha pio-
neer, and first general solicitor OF the
Onion Pacific railway. died Mt Ills home
IN Omaha early this morning, aged
sixty-six. 5
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-02
stolen NJ lIaraboo

DtuueW w UWrWOOW. n
Barabo0. Wis. Sept. 26.-Thc North.
western hotel was entered Inst night
and $223 taken. Two men were ar.
rested in Chicago this morning on
DnRnINh0n.
Sss~~ss 3
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-02

for the Island of Cuba. RAJ
This month Queen victoria.s reixn
viii have surpassed that Of George
III, which extended to fifty-nine years.
two mouths and twepty-slx days.
a Rlackpcol. England, minister said,
IN a sermon recently that Tin COMPARE
SON with Dlackpool, Paris was sweet
and SodOm Paradise" IS
The duke Of Abercorn ID the only
peer, with the exception Of lord Yeru-
lam, who enjoys distinct peerage III
the three Kingdoms. &. Ii. I1 s,5 \
The London Star to- day says that it
lS rum0red that the horses Of Mnoch
Wishard, the American sportsman..
will be sold.
Mrs. Della Stewart Parnell denies
that she has any knowledge OF the
identity Of the men who attacked her
at Bordentown, N. J., in April OF last
year.
A serum cure for the bubonic plague
has been discovered by DR.. Gersin Of
the Paris Pcsteur institute. He made
his first experiments at Annoy Just
after the plague at Hong Kong In 1904.
The pope in an apostolic letter pro-
claims that the Anglican ordinations
are absolutely Invalid, and he invites
the Anglicans to return to Catholic
unity. n.
An English motor car manufactures
Is building two-story steel house to.
run on wheels, propelled by motor
under It. The top story is collapsiblc
so as to enable the house to pass UNI
der bridges.
The Kansas City (Mo.) packing house
Of Armour & %. has received an order
direct from the japanese government
for eighteen car loads Of corned beef.
The order is the biggest ever received
here and will be ready for shipment
within about ten days.
A submarine mountain range has
been discovered in the southern part Of
Ing0lf, which has been carrying ON
and Greenland coasts for the past two
years.
The British ships Ditton and Cedar.
Bank sailed out Of San Francisco for, q
race in distance more than half way
around the world. Each Is laden with
wheat, the Ditton, Capt. Moody, being
bound for Queenstown and the Cedar
Bank for Hull.
Henry Warford aud his four sons Of
Green Bay, N. f., drowned In the
straits of Belle isle while on their wey
home in q small schooner from q fish
ing cruise. Henry Turner and his IL
year-old son were with them. The
former was bruised so badly that he
will die and the boys leg is broken.
Queen Wilhelmina Of Holland has
conferred upon John Steketee Of Grand
Rapids, Mich, the rank Of knight of
Orange, Nassau, and it is claimed that
he is the only citizen Of the United
States to whom the honor has ever
been given. He is the Holland vice
consul for Michigan
The Cuban insurgents have dyna-
mited military train at Rambiazo.
The engineer, fireman and 8 brake
man were wounded and severely burn
ed. One Of the men will die. One OIL
Ger and several soldiers ON boari the
train were wounded and the escort
killed four Of the attacking party.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-02

n Tying machine was success
a Of Chicago recently. The
City" . just the place for
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-02
EVIL Doings.

EVIL Doings.
Smith Culbertson, 80 years old, Of
Birmingham, Iowa, a prominent man
in that town, committed suicide by
jumping into a deep well. The cause
was dependency and Ill health.
Walter Leach, who is accused of the
embezzlement Of $1,000 from George
Browning WILDER, stock and bond bro
ker Of Boston, Mass, by whom he
was employed as b0okkeeper previous
to last May, is in custody in Denver.
Albert Frantz had his preliminary
hearing at Dayton, Ohio, for the MUIR
der of Bessie Little, whom he is
charged with betraying He was
bound over for murder in the first de-
gree.
By the arrest Of Harry Larroway, q
railroad porter in the Grand Trunk
depot, Detroit, Mich, the postofhce au-
th0rities claim to have succeeded in
stopping one Of the most troublesome
cases Of mail robbery that has been
handled for long time.
Miss Ida Buchanan, aged 26. COM
mitted suicide id Hannibal, Mo. by
shooting. She dressed herself for
burial and then went out in the front
yard, lay down on the grass and blew
out her brains. She was engaged to be
married and her lover was in the
cause.
John DAILY. who was recently re-
leased from Portland prison, after
serving several years on conviction Of
completely in q dynamite plot, togeth-
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-02

ORTIZ DAKOTA
lver ct ts,o Old 70 Be
Snry Ward Beecher 10
me- cough for the fourth

ID a. Castellane 10 coming
81 With his wife's relations
j ~ n a Really. we scarcely
w. hAa como to this.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-02

sicycle has already been made a
nt featuN Of short stories. but
i. y snough, nobody has yet written
yels novel.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-02
Yorel9n Gossip.

The leaders q the conspiracy against
the spanish government in the prov
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-04
THE CARE-CAT.

Care Is a cat with yellow eyes
A-blinking mildly in the sun,
Content TO slumber where she lies.
Or quick. on our approach, to run.
But at the closing in Of night
She arrogates holder mien.
And, with n courage born of fright.
She bristles up with eyes a-green.
She then runs riot where she will.
Nor heeds on whom she makes at
tack.
And when repulsed she ventures still
To come. persistent, mewing back.
And though the rivers. to their brink
Were. filled with wine. fun flooding
down
There is not depth enough In drink.
or strength in wine that cat TO
drown.
She viii not drown-she viii not die;
She seems 70 have nine cursed lives;
And suite OF what defense we try
Her grim malevolence survives.
So. when the care-cat. at my door.
Comes prowling round 10 seek her
prey.
l look for help where heretofore
Far wiser men have found way.
turn me TO my books. and there
find no evil thing 10 dread;
They Danish all the kin OF care.
And give their own delights instead.
That DEVILS imp they exercise.
As with a charm from heaven sent
And tamely at my feet she lies
And purrs. subdued and somnolent
From the Bookman.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-04

marriage" asserts this pestered in
dividual. my letter box began to yield
up an increasing stack of mail each
day. Circulars of all sorts poured In
upon me. some setting forth the ad-
vantages of particular spots as bridal
retreats, some advertising transporta-
tion facilities. others Astounding with
good advice to young housekeepers as
10 the most desirable place for pur-
chasing cooking utensils. china. furni-
ture. carpets. everything under heaven.
while Photographic outfit agents kept
the postman busy carrying recommen-
dalton of their bridal kodaks.' outing
cameras etc. Tailors galore woke up
to the fact of my existence and clamor-
ed for the honor OF fitting me out: hab-
erdashers fell over each other in their
eagerness to serve and engravers and
printers of every description besought
my patronage in the matter of cards.
There is just one of three things / have
got to make up my mind about: Either
/ am a man of much greater import
ance than l ever dreamed or my
friends are trying to make a guy OF
me with their COMPOUNDED mail jokes
or a groom presumptive is the most
prosecuted OF mortals. and IL had to
do II over again I'd take the girl love
and marry her before any living crea-
ture. except ourselves. could get wind
OF H." and a CLEAN of agony punctuat-
ed the remark as he saw the Office boy
enter with another armful OF circu-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-04
PLANS FOR HEATING
Matters Connected With the ConStruc-
ton Of the College.
THE NEW MILL AT IRON ROD
Mr.. Hardenbrook and Assistants
Are on the Ground and VIII
Push " DIRK ahead as Rap
idly as Possible.
Special Correspondence Of the standard.

Special Correspondence of the Standard
Bozeman. May 2.-Last night the local
executive board of the agricultural col
lege met to consider plans for the heat
ing and ventilation Of the new college
buildings. which are TO be erected here
this summer. There were present repre-
sentatives from three different firms. one
In Boston. one in New York and one in
Salt Lake City. TO present plans and Of
fer explanations regarding their respec-
tive methods. Other plans were on hand
from engineers and manufacturers In
various parts OF this country and no.
tices stating that plans from two other
firms would be here to-day. These came
this morning making eight sets Of plans
now here. and n committee has been ap-
pointed 10 examine these and classify
them making a careful summary OF the
distinct features In each set OF plans
that they may be more readily consider
ed by the board. The board will meet
again on Monday evening 10 discuss the
matter of a choice. although IL Is not ex-
pected that a final decision will be ar
rived at before the last OF the week. the
plans being so extensive In each case as
TO necessitate a good deal of work and
careful elaboration before one plan can
be chosen from among those submitted.
ID. w Hardenbrook. the Deer Lodge
mining and mechanical engineer who is
TO have charge OF the Iron Rod mill and
mine. which plant Is TO be started next
week. under a new management left on
Saturday morning for the site of his fu-
ture operations. The Bozeman Foundry
and the Gallatin Valley Machine Shop
have been at work getting out new ma
chinery needed in the new process for
treating the ore which Is TO be employed
at Iron Rod. and Mr.. HardenbrOok
shipped this machinery yesterday. j. o.
Coale. the electrician. also left to-day to
assist in operating the mill at Iron Rod
and IL Is hoped TO get everything in run
ming order there before the end OF the
week
George II. Scott travelling correspon-
dent for the Rocky Mountain Husband
man, was in Bozeman on Saturday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-04
From Corsica to st. Helena.
Bible In the school. Agitation.

AS result OF a three weeks agita-
ton of the question Of the Bible in the
schools the board Of education OF East
Liverpool. Ohio. has been declared lille
gally constituted. and the women II
the town are conducting a Bible-in-the
school campaign for the election OF an
entire new board The patriotic or
ders have investigated the. state law
and found that East Liverpool by its
population Is entitled 20 he a city
school district OF the hrst-class and
that the present board. which opposed
them. organized for a school district u
the second-class. is illegally consti-
tuted. The fight at the coming election
will be ON the Bible issue.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-04
From Corsica to st. Helena.
RACING NOT HIS WEAKNESS
Coach Driver Agreed with Parson In
Part, at Least.

Part, at Least.
From the Toronto Register.
Lecturing recently of Great Orators
and Preachers / Have Known" DIR. Rog
ers found occasion to tell some very
amusing anecdotes belonging to the last
generation-or the last but one. Perhaps
the funniest Of them was one OF James
Parsons OF New York He was driving
on the box seat into Doncaster during the
race week. and thinking probably about
anything rather than horsefiesh. when
the driver pulled out his watch with the
remark: Wen be in time after all. I
think" I'm time for what?" said Par
sons. a little absently. why the st.
Leger. of course" The st. Leger? Oh.
yes. to be sure But I never go TO race
meetings." No one would ever have sup
posed from his appearance that he did.
The driver was nonplussed for a moment.
but he soon excused his passenger by
saying: "Ah, well. you're like me- sup
pose. I always did like a real good cock
fight a sight better"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-04
the Washington Star.

From the Washington Star.
The pa,h % the altar Is popularity
supposed 10 be strewn with roses. but
however this may apply 10 the bride.
there Is al least one grOom-elect who
complains OF the prOsaic rubbish that
Is provided for him to tread on with
the first whisper OF my approaching
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-04

tiny. height or depth, man Is a being
whose dignity and grandeur we but
family comprehend, for as yet we do
not know as we are known.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-03-05
MORE TROUBLE IN KENTUCKY.
Republicans Split ON the Nomination q
Blackburn's Opponent.

Republicans Split ON the Nomination of
Blackburn's Opponent.
FRANKFORT. March 5.-The Republican
joint caucus for the nomination of o can
didate for United States senator continued
until almost midnight, when Chairman
Jones announced that State Senator w.
J. Dcboe had been nominated. There was
q lively session and nine ballots were
taken. The contest was between Senator
Deboe and Judge w. H. Holt. The last
ballot resulted: Deboe, So; Holt, %. The
chairman Of the caucus claims that Debcc
had o decided majority Of all the votes
cast, and is therefore the candidate.
He also claims that the caucus ac-
journed SO suddenly that he did not have
an opportunity to mako tho formal an
the nomination of Deboe today. Those
disputinr the claim Of Chairman Jones
and the friends of Senator Deboe refer. to
the rulc of the joint caucus requiring
thirty-6ve votes to nominate, and that
the lowest b. dropped after each ballot
There were sixty-two of the sixty-eight
Republican members of the legislature
present, and Chairman Jones clains that
the thirty-two votes cast for Deboe was q
majority Of the cancus.
Those who refused to attend the caucus
were Dobson, Freeman, Stiglets, Carson,
Adams, Brider and Neal. Late last night
the Holt men made a proposition to tho
Dcboe men for both to withdraw in favor
of st. John Boyle, of Louisville, but the
proposition was rejected. Congressman
Lewis arrived from Washington last night
and Is expected to enter the race today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-03-05
WILLIAM J. CAMPBELL DEAD.
Noted Lawyer and RepublIcaa Politscil
Of ChjcAgo-Afchbishop KeurSek

Noted Lawyer and RepublIeaa Polisscian
Of fChieage-Archbishep KesrseA.
CHICAGO, March 5.-william J. Camp.
hell, lawyc.. politician and citizen of Chi
cago. is dead. Mr.. Campbell expired yes
terday. Before he died he was able to
recognise his daughter, Miss Mary Camp
bell, who reached his bedside at q. M,
Just from school in the east, having been
hurSisdly summoned Pneumonia was
the Inalady. Ten days ago Mr. Campbell
caught q severe cold and rapidly grew
worse. Coming at this time Mr. Camp
bells death 10 peculiarly unfortunate,
for his widow is lying ar Passavant hos.
pital In critical condition and for some
time Information concerning the danger
Gus character OF her husbane's illness was
withheld from her.
Although Mr. Campbell could recognize
his daughter and some of his friends early
In the morning he could not speak The
physicians at O'Clock said their patient
was barely alive" He was kept up by
inhalations Of compressed oxygen, but his
vitality rapidly left him until he sue
cumbcd. Mr.. Campbell was the Illinois
member OF the national Republican COM
mittee and Of great prominence in party
councils. He leaves besides his widow
five children and innumerab!e friends to
mourn his loss.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-03-05
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS


The jury in the Van Tassel case NJ
Hampton. Ii, brought In n verdict OF
guilty ana liked his punishment ut hard
iapor IN the pehtentiary ior lie.
The wreck OF the Willie Ann. schooner,
has been discovered on the Texas coast.
She had been missing over a month, and
these wcro lost with her: Captain Simon
Baker; Larry -, seaman; William An
derson. cook, and NJ Moguat, OF Rock.
port. Tex, passenger.
Peter NJ. Nelson, night policeman In a
Chicago suburb, made brave but futile
attempt 10 arrest, single.handed, three
highwaymen who mistook him for pri.
vate citizen. The footpads shot him
through the head and he will die.
After listening for several days to Miss
Overman's story in the Brown scandal ai
San Francisco the church court has come
To the conclusion that Miss Overman's
story was useless ~ithout corfoporation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-03-05
German Editor,s yiev Oft.

BERLIN, March 5.-In an editorial on
the Spanish-AMerican situation The
Koinische Zeitung says: "Wo should ad-
visc Spain to follow the precedent of the
United States in tho secession war, when
it repelled with Republican boorishness
the English and French mediation in be-
half Of the south. Spain might then add
with monarchic politeness that she would
not venture To carry the comparison fur.
ther, lest she might be compelled to place
General Lee on the same level with An.
tonic Maceo."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-03-05
ERIE-OHIO CANAL
Waterway to Connect the Lake
and the River.
A REPORT ON ROUTES AND COST.

1hree Lines EstimstsA st o12, 900. 600,
ois.oooooo and 0a3. 900 900 Respective
ly-would Also Invoivs tho Deepsning
Of the EIver-Commest on the Cuban
Recognition Resolutions L.
Master Of the Situation.
wAsHrSGTog. March GA plan has
been submitted to congress for q canal
connecting Lake Eric with the Ohio river.
Tho secretary Of war yesterday sent to
the house the report Of board OF thrce
engineers OF the army Of n survey Of the
Miami! and Eric canal, tho Ohio canal and
connections available to make acontinu.
Gus canal connecting the winters Of Lake
Fri, with the Ohio river through the stats
Of Ohio Tho survey was also to look to
the feasibility and advisability Of improv.
ing and widening tho canal to seventy
feet and deepening It to seven feet.
Plans and cost were also required for tho
construction Of locks with o capacity for
vessels Of Mt least 2so tons burden.
Routes Proposed and Probable Cost.
The board considers the following routes
available for continuous canals making
the required connections: First-Eastcrn
route, Cleveland to Marietta; second
Central route, Sandusky bay to Ports.
mouth; thir,l--wcstern route, Toledo to
Cincinnati. On all those routes the water
supply Is such that with necessary I'm
provcmcnts IL is practicable 60 construct
n canal Of the kind required that can DO
operated ut its full capacity for 2s5 days
each ycar. The estimated cost OF each
waterway Of the prescribed dimensions Is:
Eastern route. sio. 299. 312; Central route
sis,O9A l6j tto tho latter may be added IL
necessary cost of feeder from Lewiston
reservoir to the Scioto valley, 81, ,OOO, max.
Ing tho whole sum for the Central route,
SIS, lis, 1861; Western route, e3.0li.37i.
Improvement OF the Ohio lnvolvcd.
The board concludes that while IL would
b. feasible to construct n canal Of the
dimensions specified IL would by rcason
of inadequate depth In tho canal and the
Ohio be restricted In Its benefits. In tho
opinion u tho boar,l tho construction Of a
canal of such dimensions, or apart from
an adequate improvement Of tho Ohio
river. would not bc advisable. Tho board
has not considered &c part Of its duty to
present any recommendation with regard
to q canal of Dimensions different from
those prescribed la the net Of congress A
canal having n uniform width VI eighty
five feet and depth Of ten feet would ad.
NIT tho passage of vessels that might be
considered of about the least practicable
size for lake navigation.