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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1898-04-01
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Nigs Uges, in Wedding yir. Nackays Is
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ysaze .. NtxH yaaGe.bn: ~ iae IjuEe
of Mar;5o.opgh. M-. Nscksy may ~
ehor. in stature. ;tst Ee II long ID
purae. The duke Haa snort both In
paiyae am stature. op. ne ms iong in
title. f;ia line wag ING proper noa.he-
ua:ieaI line, leny,a, w!taou. breadth
or thickness. i. IL no, abso!u:sty
neceszary that H. man aaSl1 De tale!
than big w:fe nnless they are playing
lyyera pasta on the stage. And 10
that cage Nr. Coodwin's custom O!
wearing French hasIg and long trOug.
err is nog. elicae.o,H. To the best o;
our know!eGge the gtatnrs o. inc duke
was not taken into account for mo-
ment by Migs Vanderbilt. and Miss
Dner wan never moved by the refec-
ton that Mr.. Mackay stopped growing
q little too coon. True love rises above
such petty considerations.
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The order has gone ont in Brooklyn
inst no man who beats his wife shall
femsin on the police force. Let II be
declared Of this borough that the In
recent wives Of othsSs shall be sgually
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Omaha papers are complaining that
the exposition has no leader and H.,
therefore, not progressing as rapidly
o. II should. lit is the desire To make
the exposition hum We would suggest
the immediate election or appoint
msnt Of board Of lady managers.
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r-oubl~ tor Some Peon,e

Tr"WbI~ Tor Some People.
Wheeling. W. Va. March 27.-The
firing on many steamboats, by reck-
less individuals at Moundsville. twelve
miles below here. is going to result
seriously for the shooters If the steam
boat men are able to make out cases
In the federal courts.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1898-04-01

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TESTING THE HOLLAND.

Submarine BOAT to TIC Put Through
n Through Course.
New York. March o7.-The subma-
rine boat Holland will be take-. to
Washington next week for test be-
fore officials. The test will be speed,
submarine and gun service. This boat
will go to Washington through the
canals
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Chicago, March 27.-Judge Brentano
has granted Claudia Carlsbad, the
actress, divorce from her husband.
after q hearing lasting but five min
uteS.
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MORE OF CARRIERS LETTERS.
Ho oGerod to Let Several Mon in on Good
ThinEa He Had.

He orerod to Lot Several Men In on Good
ThinEa He Had.
SAVANNAH Ga, Feb. 1s.-At the trial OF Capt.
Carter this morning fully a half dozen letters
were read from Capt. Carter to apt. D. d.
Green Of New York offering him good invest
ments in Southern timber lands and marble
ouarries. These letters were written in the eight
les, when Capt. Carter was only a Lieutenant.
They were among those seized by the Board OF
Engineers when it first came to Savannah to
investigate the charges against Capt. Carter.
In 1883 the accused seems to have been greatly
impressed with the value OF a pneumatic cotton
Jack for screwing cotton into steamships for
export. He wrote to Capt. Green that 1t was a
bigger invention than the Westinghouse olr
brake. The scheme was to let Capt. Green.
John F.. Gaynor and MIR. Minis of this city, to;
gether with Capt. Carter, form a company and
put tho improved cotton screw on the market.
The judge advocate commended that these let
tiers showed the intimate relations between the
accused and tho parties with. whom he Is al.
legged to have conspired against the Govern
ment. The attorneys for Carter vigorously
opposed the Introduction Of every letter offered
in evidence, but in each instance the Court de-
cided they had best be read and 20 on the rec
ord.
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BUSINESS, TRoUBLE s.
Receivers for the National Ice Machine Conn
pnny aud for Frank w. Hawiey.

Receivers for the National Ice Machine Conn
pnny aud for Prank W. Hawiey.
Justice Pryor has appointed Charles J. Hardy
receiver of tho National Ice Machine Company
of 253 Broadway on the application of the d.
rectors. 1t is stated in tho application that 1t
has been impossible for the company, for several
years past, to do any business on a paying basis.
Assets, $2,2l7; liabilities, S26.540. chiefly for
salaries and legal services.
Two receivers were appointed yesterday for
Frank W. Hawlcy Of "a Nassau street, in supple
mentary proceedings. one in the Supreme Court
and the other in the City Court. Justice Olcott
appointed William II. Shepard receiver on the
application OF Oliver NJ. Farrand, who has a
Judgment against Hawlcy for 1916 for iewelry,
and Justice Bischotf appointed John NJ. Shedd
on the application of Charles L. Atterbury, q
Judgment creditor for $11 $50. Mr.. Hawley
lives at the Murray Hill Hotel when in tho city.
His wife owns q large stock farm at Pittsford.
Mr.. Hawlcy 10 u director of the Cataract
General Electric Company. the New York and
New Jersey leo lines the Elcho Mining and Manu-.
featuring Company of Randolph N. Y. and the
Eric Canal Traction Company. His stock In the
various companies In which he was interested
for loans OF BOO, 900. Tho Bank Of Monroe Of
secured by collateral.
Deputy Sheriff Giliigan took charge yesterday
of the Office at IL Broadway Of the Puritan
Electric Company on executions aggregating
$3.663 in favor of tho Manhattan General Con-
Btruction Company, on notes.
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barge ExceIsior,s Crew Lost.

BOSTON. Feb. 1s.-Tho tug Carbonero arrived
this morning. Capt. Rood reports that four lives
were lost in Wednesday nights storm, the entire
crew Of the barge Excelsior. which was wrecked
off Handkerchief Shoal. Vineyard Sound.
The crew of the barge ST. Nicholas, which went
ashore at Monomony Point. we're saved by Capt.
Rood and brought to this city. Capt. Harper Of
Charlestown was In command of the Excelsior,
st. Nicholas was floated this morning, and will
be towed to this port. Capt. Rood left Philadel-
phia last Saturday with the barges Indian
Ridge. Excelsior. and ST. Nicholas in tow. At l
p. NJ. Wednesday, in u blind ng snow storm.
with strong west wind, he anchored the tow Off
Chatham. At 2:20 the Excelsior and ST. Mich
olas began to drag, and struck at about 5 P. NJ.
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wAxr nIM. o HE'S FREE.
VsunE Esriish Check auindier L<t ee on Eis
FiedEe to &c Homo.

EledEo TO &c Homs.
A young Englishman who was arrested under
tho name Of Percy ID. G.. Hood. but who said that
his real name was John ID. Patterson, pleaded
guilty yesterday In tho General Sessions to n
charge Of forgery In tho third degree. Ho bad
presented at the Fifth Avenue Bank a check on
which no had forged tho namo ofs James NJ.
Aortscn Dnrragh. When no was arraignod to
plead yesterday half q dozen well-dresscd men
appeared to intercede for him. One OF these
men said that the prisoner was the son
of m English nobleman. Tho young mans
friends promised Judge Newburger that thoy
would see to II that young Hood, or Patterson,
as he called himself, would Immediately sail for
England II permitted to go. Cashier Dean of
the Fifth Avenue Bank wrote u letter to tho
Judge in which he said that tho bank had no
objection IL Judge NewburRer believed II best to
let the prisoner return to England. Another
letter was received by the Judge Ia which 1t
wns stated that the passenger agent of the
White Star line was willing TO send the young
Englishman home.
II will suspend sentence in your case" said
sail tor England within twenty-four hours"
II will certainly do so, your Worship" said
the prisoner. who was then permitted to 20.
Written across of tho back of the Indictment
papers was n statement snying that Patterson
was wanted In Boston by tho police there, who
knew him under the namo OF Wood. and that
Detective Sergeant Valley OF tho Central Office
had q warrant from Boston for the arrest Of
Patterson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-19
pR1rArE so1D IN CHICAGO
Foo,pad, Throw q BaG Over MS Mead ana
Take GsOO from Him.

Fooipads Throw o HnG O'er hrs "eAe nv
Tahe $500 from Him.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1s.-Early last evening Philip
Gold. private U. s.. A. Of Fort Riley, Kansas,
was held up by two men at the mouth Of the
olley between Michigan and Wabash avenues
in Hubbard court. His assailants threw a bag
over his head. and, after q fierce struggle. sue
ceeded In tearing open his clothing and got $46o
from the inside pocket OF his waistcoat. Then
they ran across the lake front park and got
away in the Illinois Central freight yards.
For twenty years Gold has been in the army.
and for the last Ave years has been stationed at
Fort Riley with Troop @ Of the Second Cavalry.
On Jan. 4 he got n furlough. and with his vito
md son. II years old, came East. They visited
Mrs. Colds parents at Canton. ILL.,, and while
there Gold received S1.175 from the Govern.
ment. or this sum $500 was in tho form of n
draft on n Chicago bank. the balance IN curren-
cy. Yesterday afternoon Gold and his famny
came IN Chicago to place the son In a business
college. after which Gold and his wife intended
to visit his parents in Philadelphia. Gold start
ed out to arrange tor transportation 10 fnliauel-
phia when the robbery occurred.
II. G., Pilson OF 653 Thirty.seventh street re-
ported to the police last evening that Two men
and Stewart avenue.
Henry Newton, locked up at Central police
station charged with larceny, Is thought to have
a mania for robbinR physicians 9ttces. His
plumber consists generally OF valuable surgical
instruments, Pawn tickets for a largo quantity
of such stuff were found In his pockets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-19
BARCIA JURY DISAGREE.
Police Clear tho Building or Italians while
tho Jurors Deliberate.

Police Clear tho Building or Italians while
tho Jurors Deliberate.
The trial of Petor Borcia. charged with kill
ina Frank Cassata. the murderer Of Barcia's
father. ended yesterday in the Criminal Branch
OF the Supreme Court with a disagreement Of
the jury. The case went to the jury at IL
o'clock, and at 4 in the afternoon the announce
ment was made that the jury could not agree.
While the jury was out. over a hundred Italians.
enemies and friends Of the boy Barcia, assem-
bled in the corridors of the Criminal Court
building, and some one informed Justice Furs-
man that an attempt would be made to kill
young Bnrcia in case tho jury acauit;
ted him. A messenger was despatched
to the Elizabeth street police station
and Capt. Dean and eight policemen, came to
the Court House and proceeded to drive the
Italians out. Considerable excitement followed.
The Italians darted into the elevator cars. hid
behind the granite pillars, and secretcd them
selves in various hooks of the building. Some
OF the men who had been driven. out on the
sidewalk went to a neighboring barber shop
and hnd their musta ches shaved off: They re-
turned to the building, but were driven away
again. When the verdict was rendered there
were not n dozen Italians in the building.
On Wednesday next young Barcia will prob
ably plead guilty to a charge Of granddaughter
in the second degree.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-19
ALLEGED Counterre,ters Caught In Chicago.

CHICAGO. Feb. 1s.-Capt. Porter of the United
States Secret Service and a force of assistants
and deputy marshals raided a counterfeiters
den Mt 823 West Fifty.hfth place. early this
morning. and captured three men and enough
paraphernalia to flood the entire country with
counterfeit bills had the alleged counterfeiters
plans boon carried into effect. The prisoners
are: A.. 4. Burner. real ESTATE dealer. 76O West
Sixty.second street; j. c. Wilson, chemist. and
+. +. Mellinger. lawyer. Of, West Sixty-third
street. The men declare their innocence; and
say they did not even manufacture the plates
for the counterfeit bills. The captured para.
phernalia are all new and OF finest quality. No
counterfeit money was found, SO the prisoners
were charged with conspiracy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-19
ELECTRIC CAR HEATERS.


VI FIbHHy
ALBANY, Feb. ls.-The United States Circuit
ooart OF Appeals for the First Circuit, at Boston.
wIa' handed Gown a decision sustaining oil
.'Aimso OF the electric heating patent, taken out
= James +. McElroy OF tho Consolidated Car
hsa',hs Company of Albany. This afirms the
uec''ioh rendered by Judge Putnam in that
r'eu'. on Aug. % last. 1t makes the American
Electric Heating Corporation of Boston, which
,r,n these heaters, infringcrs, together
a p she q hioe End Street Railroad OF Boston.
IN its = Mhlch the suit was brought. Thu court
fn, " aecision grants an Injunction against tho
Boston manufacture OF these heaters BY the
MANY o t,6Sn.pany, and also orders nm accounting.
tbesss liner street railroads which have bought
viii Slso etht ~ from the American Corporation
Tb ~ DC prevented from continuing their use.
tho coD - ias third suit Terminated in favor OF
eco, !, with the American Electric ~ H Ie = io
there Is moon NO ann and it Is a decision from which
and J. " concern with q capital Of IS. 900. 900,
a. one ~ , Iay FORBES OF Boston. widely known
'"'pHOhe Company, is its President.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-19
cASAL BONDS AWARDED.
70 Got the Entire Iasue. "a. ono.
700. at Their BID or lOs.or.

toaor feD' ~ls'-state Comptroller Roberts
bond S"ardea tho $~3.g3O,OoO 3 per cent. gold
New yos jan !, 1913, to vcrmllye & Co. Of
tre ,..On Guy at their bid of lO5. OF for tho en-.
eAss.r os.o AT this price tho bonds net the pur.
blythe CcRpPIT PER cent. Proposals were received
liz elS Ss,r Of the bonds. This sale a % y s2o,Si4.;
boads. H. tne Ss.oOo.0oo canal improvcmcnt
The paymsnip Proceeds Gf of the sale viii 20 toward
under way TIKI y tMe contractors on work now
unless r nn but nothing more can he d nnM
week from 1Wuitlonol appropriation is made a
*! 100000 Of sis ComptTolier Roberts viii
.nsse bonds arc rd neT cent Adirondack bonds.
N~psirom taxation, enc Tue canal bonds, ex-