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Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-16
F BIRMINGHAM IMPRov1NGM SS
There is Noticeable Difference in Every
 Direction. Set

There is a Noticea ble Difference in Every
 Direction. 49i A general topic with the people of sAlai bama is the improvement now in pri% gress in Birmingham. In additionf5t large industries in course of constru< td there are many handsome residenc fetioh ing built in different portions of .es beg
 There is also a noticeable diffa he city the business portions. Thef7 srence ia seem to be more presperopr prnerehantE many months past. The WIS than fof tion was first attracted tok-iterss atten+ the busy corner of SeconY this fact by Twentieth street, where JxsI ayeff,ie@ and up-to-date tobacconist is z R. BroWrr the business in cig9s, smol3 doing a rushing tobaccos and smokers frg and cheNdng ever there is any busiJ supplies. IEalerl' gets his share. beoaushess going Brghn ing but the best in hise he handles 9ItnthT are always right. ; line and his psiees If you want an Alan eet if at Rrowr1,s it at Browns Merf mixture you can.get ln large quantitie1chaums and briar a1ot
 Smokers shouls J!sd [ Brown. A d not fail to ca1lsro1
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-16
|. HELP WANTED.

WANFED-.At once, fixe tisst-class mould CTS att$ $275 per day. Midsummer job. for
 right men. Mosher Foundry and Machine
 Co. Dfi1assT ~fex. i' azss s4f 5-16=4t
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

.SANITARIUMy-For successful treatment :. . of opium. morphine, chloral and cocaine habit. Elegant accommodations: very J field, manager, East Chattanooga, Tenn. SPECIAL DESIGNS of furniture and in- l terior finish, and sash, doors and blinds
 made by Hawkins Lumber Company, 18th
 street and Powell avenue 4-5-tf-sun
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-16
FOR SALE.

't FOR SALE. .
 
 FsOR SALE.eThe northwest cornor of Ave- d4nue U and s19th street. South Highlands .c Lot. S5x135i feet, 2-story, 9-rooms, slate E. ; foof. With ali modern improvements. T Price, $5,OO6 Good terms. This is a grand r ek6ffie and the best bargain offered in the
 city of Birmingham. Smith & Berney,
 2015 First ave. 5-l5-2t. eIFAVfNG more business than can attend Is Ito, Jswili, sell my chewing gum and baking 1o olpeWdeF machinery and supplies with full \ 7, Instruction for successful manufacturing Bn T. nlo,ffr of Same A bargain to any live man or EG woman with a small capital. Call ad- YS dress N. W.iBerglund Bessemer, Ala. i FOR SAEETA grocery and ship chandler nnbuBfflees ina good location, with privilege B sof renting the same at reasonable terms CT Applysto .Jahn Marques. Mobile, Ala. t,..,,+r-.,,-v bts e.; =. ..r 4710-taw-St D FOR SALE CHEAP-Part of railroad Es straellayers outfit. Description and prices f mafied Oh application. Marks &- Gayle E.. Montgomery. 5-13-3t
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-16
SITUATION WANTED.

,WANSTED-NSituation in an office with some i, oi relia,blel firm as clerk or bookkeeper or I,, stepogYapher and typewriter; am a young man of good moral habits, energetic. and reliable and want position badly Ad-
 rrpss FstiSN E; WANTEp@position @ ee as sten- lsgI ographer. and typewriter. Best references Ia ofHEnishad.7 Address B, room Potter bldg. (d.,5 72Ot.-.z -.----.---.. a-.- : l WANTED-Position as office boy. Ad- L dress G. M. w., care State Herald.
 IoN5-111tf. f- r; e,1s1
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-16

.NANTBIa++ Al general agent to handle our erehief.sextracts to families; only
 gentlemen of good character need apply.
 :dierrs Bros, 417 'Grayier st.. New. orlsans,
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-16
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE..
 s6O0-63 acre farm ? log houses, barn, Tennessee road miles out; 'one.third cash, balance and years H'1 V
 2,100-75 acres near 1skoda, S-room house, stock, wagons, tools, ete.,e fine spring wa s5Oo-cash 5A acres, ?, blocks from electric cars at Fowler station, Woodlawn; under s4,Ooo-5Ox19O; withpS-room modern house. on Sth ave-, near 18th street. $1,O00 cash, sS,150-O -One3third cash, balance 1 and Z years corner lot, lQo feet front on 9th ave-; S3 -50x140-7-roon house. 9th ave-, be- tween 24th and 18th sts.
 $3OO-One-t third cash, balance $10 month, 1O0x19O on 9th ave, near 12th St.; this is a pisSsN2oSop.s ss'2oop:s-room 2-storry house on Avenue J, near goth St.. fronts south. $900-60x175 on 11tho ave.,a near 18th St., 's50O-50x10O 4-room house. Smithfield, fronting east. near near boulevard; D ,doupsoN Telephone, No: 24. = : 2l5 Fist St.
 ,.i. FOR. SALE.
 s5,0Oo-Briek stors, ron 1st avenue; a bar Ssi1ss.ooo-spiesadid business block; the i'm provements cost the money.
 sio 00oNA Very handsome South Highlands s6,oOo-vry handsome South Highlands &. 2.lOO-Bsautiful South Highlands lot, l$2, 800 2-SStory residence on Avenue E, fr1ear 20th gt,e
 s2,2O0-South Highlands cottage on lot 50x147. 2, ..rni.f,.a : iv ...>s S1, ,2O0-Lot 60x1f5,, 11th ave-, south. $2, ,4O0-Lot S0x215, near Ball Station sl .eoO-New broom cottage on lot s0x1SO. S,40o-2-story 8-rooni,. No; s11 18th st; a bargain.
 -S2,3O0-1-story residence on Avenue p, neal 20th st. 141 4s,.
 $S0O-40 acres land. two miles from city. .S1. .750-6-room dwelling and other improve ments on lot 10Ox20O, in South Highlands. si5O-Each for 800 -Smithffeld lots; easy a.r' MOTION & STICKNEY. Phone. 221. ; ''T,'7', 11SA 18th St.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-16
IF AND IF.

We will sell a choice South Highland I6t cheap, and lend the purchaser the money five years at per cent. interest to build a house on it. No better proposition could
 asked by any one swho7 wants e-'e pe l See? nome,
 A. R. DEARB0R. I
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-16
Eirnaingh;

blrmlngnF------1-- - ..ew I Dry Goods am De eople can buy 7 as the large this week as cheap in the Unft dry goo Is houses
 tending thdted States, byrat1 atathe Trad cost sale this week v eTfs Azfe Palace.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-16
70 Fdk RENT.


 FOR RENT-A comfortably furnished front u8o9mson South Highlands with.or without pFiya te tas4pl!y. Address ,sspGare f 5 Tf q aF5isbsd Hii rooms l9os sIssg FoRs I 2 E fSs EsSf rSss pieaeant furaasssbbcd asb
 rpppl-.i in .liew residence with modeTIseSn-
 ant surroundfhsss. Irsdnire at 1920 11th. ave. South Highlands. ..i,..-..x
 E2R 11RIsN TxJRQaFpgi nicely furnished,
 a s Hrth ig fmlty st central sisssfn ist FOR RENTZ1. Raye a splendidly fprnished i,
 month Nc i1 K ti1 18th st south i Highiaiids. sWesleS- NJ Smith, 2Ol5 First avenue.2.s -@-0osn. -so,,s 1.t, 1s.tcAeiENEs WANTED. -. = AGENT sWFANTEDC dollars a week
 easily made; agents wanted in every To- seAhty fefHIion. w .sJ. ifSfs ans great and. 'cunly' bookas EhslFlrst, Battle. 9 :Thv best. essRileEseVaT pRodhcedi gents. are taking as |. many as 200 orders per week. bewRnes of
 jaRy, Pdblishefg, sl1 Dearborn St. Chi cago. H -a 4-14-wed-sat-4wks-S AGENTS WANTED-six million people
 9eS SS6sdf9T he II t Rw Ea{t,e # BFya HtS SSly G A Agents nfaloingi from .$25 to $ls0 per week athet ereaeest sellerAof thevageiz send for :outfit quick; beware of fraudulen tsbooks. " E: Con key Company Sole R Publishers, | WAMT4fIazraAgents w in, every town; brand
 neM sell at sig no & expSsriiepiGe S,ri -ffqrnIatot, -. Mutuai Manu facturing Co., ''-126 Chambers st, New York. - , MANT7JbtL A gents everywhere for Mhgfc Po.!shall. Sa9e each house certain. Agent makes substantial present to each GUS tomerz and 4esta btfshes steady profitable ,pusinsss., Calhoun. Co, 55. Cincinnati. Q. AGENTS s;-Outfft Free Exclusive territory. No Capital. needed. A new agent makes
 
 free. Alpine Safe Co.,, Cincinnati, O. 5-16-6-6-2!<E-A.5 . z. a,-.
 WANTI TI1Ia++ A, A,i'general agent to- handle our 3hap1Aereh hiefesextracts to families; only
 gentlemen of. good character need apply. Ii.fierrs Bros, 1T Grayier st.. New orlsans, La. H7@7 v ," -s-1 . WANTEDyrAgents at once. ladies and gen tlemen; to energetic parties guarantee s50tf e4s month: new and fast ssl.ing aFticre.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-16
7BoARDERs WANTED.

lBE4ANi8 STATION, P. O., East Tenn.--Mn- s,,eralr Hill simmer resort open for guests fl iapd yisitorsi3 located near Tate's Spring
 and one7quaFter mile from the depot nine x .etc, : terms reasonable. w. J. Heacker,
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-16

WANTEDy-Agents at once. ladies and gen tlemen; to energetic parties guarantee s50refs month: new and fast selling afticIe. i Caal tefter g. atm.s 510 24th- st, northya near -5thraYessg e --. .--..z...
 WANTED-Reliable man to handle agents for telephone tablet and speciaities;s pays $5,OOO year; enclose stamp. Victory Mfg.
 Co.,, Cleveland o. 4-3-17&m1-15-4t
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-16
LOANS.

sAfONf3Ya TO LOAN-On furniture. without ., . ofsmeyal, from $10 up. s. R. Searle, 17th
 .s street, Between 1st and 2d avenues.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-16
SALESMEN.

SALESMAN--$l0 daily made selling our ma teed 7b per cent. cheaper than ice; charged like storage battery; keeps perishable articles indefnitefyi 'indestfuc tlble ever buys them;g exclusive agencies given good # men. Address headquarters, Arctic Re frgerator Co, Cincinnati, O. - -s siraT i 5-8-2t-sun-tus. 5. i...r. ,..lai : SALESMEN-For cigars; $125 monthly and oxpenses; old established house; experi- ence unnecessary. c. c. Bishop Co, St.
 Louis. 4-Zo-sun-4t.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-16
so ,...5,,.,. ,!. .... ss.fof sAI.E

fs'ssss t FOP-r v l-----.------ nSt lovely s,sdy hoRsa tss SALE nos We ar. aS so bsh @ les pees or locatlon @a o we .earl not give any information unless tiSnfe satisfied you msaR business. Posi- lively no phone inquiries answered. Call B oOo~soo and s2o South Fifteenth. These buiidsngs cost E, ,0oo.,A ne. .. ments cost $2,5o0.'' Y ~''"i--T
 s5,5OO-6-room houses, paying IS per cent. ss,5o0@Elegant South ,Higtdapds residence, modern, S-rooms and has fine cistern.
 $6,OoO-Residence op North First street. Good home, or investment.
 $2, $2,000-7-room house, 9th avenue.
 $35O-3 building lots, nsar College Hill. This is like finding them. '-s
 BTc to1es on sa M Syepne i7o ton. Ns "' '"''F"'Pp ''
 furnished houses on South Highlands for rent.
 Money to loan on central and business and residence esi ae9' property W N MA1oNEsc 70 Real Estate and Insurance 'No. 2o17 1st Ave.
 BARGAINS FOR SALE.
 Residence Eighth avenue, North, s5,OOo. Vacant lot, 10Ox100 feet, .S00S-i 1--. --. Vacant lot, tFigMem tieth street. S,150. Vacant lot South l9thustfeet esl POO, Nacant, l9t Highland avenue, sS2' 59g: sl eoo Three brick residences, paying 10 per Elegant Jsoitth -fI{Shlana Sesfaenee. s15,- 006 v 'H'f " fstN' '@s .'A--
 Elegant South Highland residence, $7,500. Residence, North Side, 19 rooms, $2,250. Residence, Month Side, e19 rooms, $5,250. Lovely farm, close in, S3 300. Residence, 9th avenue, North, $6,250.
 25 foot lot, 2d avenue and 23d street, north, s1,000 Two brick residences, North Side, $6,OOO. Brick store, 2d avenue, $15000.
 Brick store, 2d avenue, S7:5o0.,'''
 store
 Brick store goth street, $16,000. .st s.4 -3 -iu INV B. -LEEDY & CO.,.
 Telephone 42 1l4iA N. Fist. St.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-16
DON'T PAY RENT

Ildf5Ff01c aTs 'yfi;i'F LOST. l,ls. -..... aryf
 -n--->s->-, c.-,-st -S ~c~c S---s-77t--sT,f[- :
 LOST-A small open face god 1ady's watch Li with fob and monogram on back, between 7 postofiee and South Highlands on 1Sth st.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-16

eQucauOn a
 young won1 circulars fire a1'y for Youi '1hThis instit . the people { the second V 7 Its promotel in securing accessible fl tric ears ar enough iron the noise d brick house. | Seventeenth
 occupied by 1, ing house, h : inary.,.&T The are Inviting, convenient { with all me all f1ors,-ab sanitary arr :. heated. Tn ! beautiful an. terior calcul school for II pills. A md found in thT to furnish 1, floor with .n5 the second,6 and third f sary will be scarriculum 1 in the sout
 partments q award certH
 Miss Golf teacher anh
 of successA
 about the fu female schr regret enaC wtatchful fr every pupEdy
 AAn depaH
 e&perisnceG., school wilk' firing and q pubic my9l, of @pcatioE, gresHRe peE
 to stand in
 establish it
 this eufe1'prl to nake q ? symra q lovers of ~ aaJirifoA
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-16
sscsAGENTs WANTED.

w l7raAgents in. every town; brand new, s9oods sS sell. al at.sight; no Experience .-fqrHIatioft, Mutual Manufacturing Go, '-f26 Chambers st, New York. -
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-16
CHEAP COLUMN

4 1f.-
 WANTED ANTED. mentI me k gee goos arsashosrs: steady employ |, SI1 a 20 oorSS Wagcs. Address Ed. Butler,
 ,.S 0,as,Sr s,sr, sta Tenth St. St. Louis, Mo-.
 trn3 .SD-RehabIes man for position of |. s1t: salary $1 ,2e0 with commission; lse,o00 cash fequired. Address Manufactur- Y CT, this ofiice 5-lo-4t-sat-suii. 3WANTEDlAn idea; who can think o1 some Il simple thing to patent? protect your ideas; they may bring you wealth; write John < Wedderburn & Co.,, Dept. l., Patent At x torneys, Washington, D. C., for their
 s1S0o prize offer and list of 1000 inventions G4 < -MANTED-1OO,O GOO men ana iaules to buy shoes of D. B. Luster the fashionable r. boot and shoemaker, and dealer in shoes, rleather and findings. 217 18th street. !. ,,. s4z5-spn-tfF
 .WANTED- lease good block of coal 1- land, four miles of city; coal four feet 'J e1 thick, Address. Coal" care, State Her lady, cashier; must i17 ieofre well recommended Apply in own
 hand writing. F. O. Box 412, city. 5-l2-lw
 WANTED-Two occupants for furnished
 room, lvpith or without board; moderate ,oIterms,c Apply, S13 2Sd st. 6-5--tf
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-16

Keep the children ne4t By purchasing them Washable Suits from X
 J. Blach & Sons,AN
 O. P. 0. O., rz 1912 and I9l4 First Ave. Millinery at your own price Caheen Bros.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-16

WANTfDL gents everywhere for Mngfc Po.!shall Sa,.e each house certain. Agent makes substantial present to each GUS tomerz and 4esta btishes steady profitable business Calhoun Co.,, 55 Cincinnati, Q.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-16

AGENTS -Outft Tree. Exclusive territory. No -capital needed. A new agent makes
 $2O15 per day. !cttyfor country. Proofs
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-16
A Few Endorsements of the Press
Alabama Christian Advocate.1n.i

thousands from our patients can De fur.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-16
FEMAE,EE HELP WANTED. N'15'

WANTED-EdIcate lady of good Issrsonal :; 7. address, and, appearance; work light sal paa ry%, paid; IT references required. Address
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-16

Dr. Dozier& Co.,, P. O, Box l12. Birmingham. Ala
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-02-26
Washinrton Talie.

Mckinley is said to favor a DEPART
ment of commerce with tariff bureau.
The president has approved the act
to authorize the entry and patenting
Of lands containing petroleum and 9TH
er mineral oils under the placer min
ing laws of the United States.
Postmaster General Wilson has been
formally notified Of his election as
president of the Washington and Lee
university. He stated that he had not
yet quite made up his mind to accept.
Senator Roach has introduced an
amendment to the sundry civil bill au-
thorizing the secretary of war to ex-
pend $4,000 annually for the removal
Of snags and distractions from the up
per Missouri river.
The house committee on judiciary
has decided to report favorably bill
giving authority to governors Of terri
tories to make appointments during q
recess of the executive council to any
Office which becomes vacant during the
recess.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-02-26
'VlMn 1UI,rERlrAskER

Ann ssa CoventloA o1 tho National
Association 1t Owatonna.
i Owatonna, Mimi. Feb ID. . The
morning was taken up by meeting Of
the National Dairy union, presided
over by its president, ex.Gov. Hoard OF
Wisconsin. The governor made an ex-
tended address, stating its objects, and
referred especially to the. great effort
being made by the union In securing
Legislation In regard to food products.
As q result Messrs Marvin Of Mime
sofa, Keith Of Illinois, White Of Mass
achusetts, Hoffman Of Kansas and
Broadman Of Iowa were appointed q
committee on ways and means to pro-
vide funds to carry on the objects OF
the union. Further committees were
appointed to solicit membership and
collect money during the remainder of
the convention. A resolution, by Mr..
Broadman of Iowa, that petitions from
all states be sent to the United States
senate praying for the passage Of the
Groat bill, was adopted.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-02-26
People In Print.


Thomas Keegan, aged sixty, dropped
dead at Lyons, Iowa.
There are rumors Of Corrigan fol-
Cardinal.
Tom Watson Of Georgia loses IN his
contest of Congressman Blacks seat.
Gen. d. w. Couch, the aged soldier,
died at Norwalk, Conn.,, of heart
trouble.
Moritz Rosenthal, the great pianist,
has recovered his health sufficiently to
take trip to Southern California.
Judge Sanborn has appointed judge
Cornish of st. Paul special master Of
the court In the Union Pacific case.
John G. A. Leischman, president Of
the Carnegie Steel company, has re-
signed his Office to take effect April I,
next, on account of i'll health.
The Rev. u. NJ. Kinkaid, Sc years
old, secretary of the Congregational
Home Missionary society, died of
enaemia at his home in Brooklyn. He
was born in London in 1841.
Mrs. Esther E. Bachelor, mother Of
Postmaster Bachelor, died at La
Crosse, aged 20 years. She came to
In Crosse In 1886. She leaves two
children. Herbert Chapter was struck
and instantly killed near Fort Dodge,
Iowa, while chopping timber by fall
ing tree. The tree broke his skull,
striking it on the back. He was about
Is years old and leaves q wife and
child.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-02-26

The proper degree of formality OBJ
served at the White House, so far az
the officials are concerned, is some
times in contrast with the procedure
in earlier days. In recently published
recollections Of long life, the author
describes scene he witnessed at the
White House in President Van Buren's
time. In honor Of the Inauguration, q
cheese had been sent to the new chief
magistrate. It was ''the size Of q large,
round table" Pieces of it, together
with crackers, were handed round to
persons assembled. ''The whole house
and almost the whole city was redolent
Of cheese, fragments of it lying every.
where on the Streets" All this may
seem to have brought the President
nearer the people, but the country can
to-day quite appropriately dispense
with that form Of paternalism.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-02-26
JUDGE AMlDoN CoNFIRMED.

The Senate, After q Protected SEES.
sion, Confirms the Nomination.
Washington, Feb. 19.-After a pro-
tracted session lasting nearly all dny
the senate, by vote of IS to IA, con-
firmed the nomination Of Charles r.
Amidon to be United States district
Judge OF the district of North Dakota
This nomination has been contested
some time by Senator Hansbrough Of
North Dakota. Speeches against con-
firmation were made by Senators Cal
linger and Brown, and in favor by
Senator H0ar, Davis and Roach.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-02-26
KYLE is ELE TED
THE DEADLOCK IN sOUTHlDAKorA IS.
BROKEN.
The Republicans votea solialy 10.
Kyle ana EnousA Fopulists Join.
ed in with TAen to give Kyle q.
Good Majority-The Senator says.
That He 10 still : Populist.

Pierre, 8. D., Feb. 10. ~ The break;
came in the senatorial deadlock when
Senator Kyle was reelected, the Re-
publicans voting solitily for him, hav.
ing dropped Plckler.
The Republicans of the house voted:
almost solidly for Kyle and the Re-.
publicans of the senate began ut once.
to change to him, 80 that before the re-
suit of the ballot was announced
enough changes had been made to give
Kyle 85 votes-three more than were
necessary to elect. The Populistss
shifted from man to man, but the Re-
publicans stood solidly for Kyle. When.
the solid Republican vote and with
the Populists who staid by him, Kyle
secured enough votes to pull him;
through. It was then that changes be-
gan and confusion reigned. Olson OF
Lawrence roasted Kyle and attempted
to create q stampede for Goodykoontz.
Twice the ballot was verified, and be-
fore the second verification was an
nounced Judge G. 8. Palmer arose and
changed his vote to Greedy, Rep. Az
ter speaking for more than an hour the
ballot was finally announced: Kyle.
65; Plowman, Al; GoodykoOntz, IL:
Palmer, 1; Greeley, 4; Hinck4ey, 1.
Then another hour was spent tilibus.
tering against a resolution introduced
by Burke declaring James H. Kyle
elected and directing the speaker and
president Of the senate to sign the GER
tificate Of election.
In an interview Senator Kyle denied
the report that he had made any deal
with the Republicans. He declares
that he is populist still.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-02-26

TIE charpe that American porl cent
to Germany 10 diseased has OeeS dir
proved by odiclal Prussian repdts 10
the German government.
A dispatch to the London Dail Tel.
eGraph from Vienna confirms tie re.
port that Michael Munkacsy, th{ cele,
brated artist, is hopelessly insanf
a private has been received at}Aia !.
rid from Manila that eight minister's
of the insurgent government Ihnye
been shot.
A dispatch to the London times
from st. Petersburg says that eeri.
GUS strike has occurred in the S(puk.
no cotton mills, accompanied BY riot
ing. Considerable damage hasI been
done to property and several p4sons
have lost their lives.
The viceroy OF India, the e{rl Of
Elgin, has given his sanction toIMad.
ras being made a port of departure for
the pilgrims en- rOut etc Mecc1 The
artisans Of Madras, however, hake en-
tered q vigorous protest.
Garcia Zapata, one Of the wea4 hiest
Spaniards in Mexico. was attacked at
his home few days ago by a bdhd Of
brigands, led by Fredrico Lonsorio.
He attempter resistance and was
killed. -Four. Of the brigands, nchding
the leader, We're captured and WIN be
shot.
The newspapers Of Berlin annpunce
that Emperor William, at the larlia.
mentary dinner given by DIR. A4quct,
minister Of finance, strongly urged that
the strength of the German naky be
increased, and advocated coalition of
the Conservatives, Imperialista and
National Liberals, in order to carly out
this patriotic work.
As Gen. Weyler was marching with
his columns, just before enteringEanta
Clara, his horse was shot undef him
by Cuban sharpshooter. It II sup.
posed the shot came from a distant
hillside. Throughout the march, from
Rodas, the captain-general VIDE us
sailed by missiles of this kind, and sew
eral times barely escaped being wound
ed.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-02-26
IS 1T THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL,

That Road Thought to BE Back Of
Donald Mclean.
Sioux City, Iowa, Feb ISIS the ILL.,
nois Central road backing Donald Nc
Lean in his project for the construction
Of railway line between Sioux City
and San Francisco? Repeated attempts
have been made here to interview iii.
nois officials during their occasional
visits to the city, but they would say
nothing. Mclean himself says he is
backed by English capital 600, 900
of 1t.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-02-26
LOSES TO STOCK.

They Are Very Few I'm the james
River Country.
jamestown. N. D., Feb. 10. = ]. w.
Wescott, the Spring Greek stockman Of
Emmons county, reports the loss of Of
out Of his bunch of $50 horses. This
Is one of the heaviest losses of stock
reported thi winter. On the ranges no
losses by weather have been reported
since the first big storm of the winter.
Stock as rule is coming through in
excellent shape, and far better than
was first expected.