The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-11-01

delphia. Holy water, instead of wine,
was used for the christening.
During a political discussion on the
platform of a railway train in Tonnes
see, Walter Crosby was pushed off,
down a 50-foot embankment. He was
picked up unhurt.
Another feud has broken out in Clay
county, Kentucky, between the Phil
pots and Davidsons. In a recent fight
David Davidson and David Philpot
were killed and several wounded.
Mrs. Mary allen, at one time leading
lady for Joseph Jefferson in RIP Van
Wrinkle" died at Cincinnati.
An eastbound freight train was
wrecked by a landslide near Ballard,
Wash. Two men were killed and three
badly injured.
The business portion of Dunavant,
Kan, was destroyed by fire.
John Sallinson was shot and killed
by the guards at Fort Hancock, Sandy
Hook. He was mistaken for a private
who had deserted.
The population of California is l..
4s5, 05a, an increase of 22.9 per cent.
Three hundred strikers held up a
trolly car at Mahanoy, Pa, which was
carrying about forty men to work at
st. Nicholas colliery. John Fisher, a
carpenter, resisted and he wa severe
ly beaten.
The labor unions of Tacoma, Seattle
and Everett are taking avery decided
stand on the question of employment
of japanese laborers in Puget Sound
cities. The railroads of the north
west are now employing about.5, 600
Japanese. chiefly as section men.
Near Welliston, Ga, a negro was
lynched by a mob of his own people
for assaulting a white woman.
The Paris exposition will be pro-
longed another week closing Sunday
Nov. II.
DR.. w. T. Newton, a prominent ply
sician of Indianapolis, while laugh.
at a cartoon died from heart disease.
Two negroes. James Grier and James
Galloway, we're lynched near Liberty
Hill. Ga. While hunting they shot
recklessly into a farmers house,
frightening a young woman.
A gas explosion in the Vallens cigar
factory. Chicago, caused a panic. Two
men were injured.
The government has chartered the
British steamer Royalist which it will
operate as a transport between Seattle
and the Philippines.
The remains of John Sherman were
laid at rest at Mansfield, O.. the 25th.
The ceremonies were very simple.
The United States grand jury has re-
turned thirteen indictments against
former postmasters and carriers in
Polk, Harrison and Paulding counties
OF Georgia, charging conspiracy to de-
fraud the government.
The mine workers strike in Penn.
sylvania has been declared off against
all companies which have complied
with the strikers demands, and the
strike will be continued against those
companies which have not granted the
Scranton conventions demands. The
strikers will return to work at the
places where the tie-up is ended.
A nugget of gold weighing 75s
pounds and valued at $154, 900 was re-
ceiyed at the assay Office in New York.
Chinese rebels killed 1000 villagers
in the Pengkok district.
The king of Belgium was arrested in
Paris for driving an auto car too fast.
He was released as soon as his identi-
ty was made known.
Telephone communication between
England and Belgium is soon to be es-
tablished.
On the eve of her wedding day Miss
Dora Brefeld of Cincinnati was seri-
ously burned by the explosion of a
gasoline stove. Her face and hands
were badly burned. But she pluck.
lily prepared for the ceremony in the
midst of her pain and, swathed In
bandages, she married to William
Scrage.
Germany has agreed to the Japanese
proposal that the peace negotiations
with China shall be entrusted to the
foreign representatives at Pekin.
In upper east Tennessee many
streams are out of their banks. A
steel bridge and several railroad trest-
les over the Holston and Chucky rivers
have been washed away. At South
Watauga a boom broke and thousands
OF logs We're carried away.