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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-11
Personal Mention.

FersOn0l MENTION.
Bishop Tobias Mullin passed away at
Erie. Pa.
Charles G.. Stachelberg of New York
is dead.
Prof. A. X. Spence. Of Fisk UNIVERSE
ty. died at Nashville, Tenn.
Matt Parrot. journalist, of Waterloo,
Iowa. died at Battle Greek, Mich.
Louis Fougeres. merchant, Wabash.
Ind. is dead, aged fifty-seven years.
Wilhelm jain. the famous viennese
orchestra conductor, is dead at Vienna.
Mai. Thomas Gillespie of Marquette.
Mich. dropped dead on the street re-
Gently.
President Mckinley has declined to
go to Chicago to attend the Dewey cele-
lration.
George P. Dold. a son of Jacob Dold
the pork hacker. was found dead in bed
at Buffalo. N. Y.
Matt PARROT of Waterloo. Iowa, a
prominent Journalist, died ut Battle
Creek, Mich. He was receiving treat
ment.
A. s. Hillidie. builder and inventor of
the first cable car system in the Uuit,
Ell States. which was laid down in San
francisco. died there of heart disease.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-11
RAT PORTAGE FIRE.

Several Business Houses Burned Out
Loss $4,000.
Winnipeg, May 5.-Fire at Rat port
age did $4,000 damage. Delbridge's
livery. Duncan's grocery, Kings har-
ness shop and Virden's butcher shop
were burned.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-11

DIR. FISCHER. President of the Boer Peace l.
Commission En- Route to the United States.
ment with a few details. AS Gen.
Hutton. with the First mounted I'M
faEtry brigade. drew near Brandforf
he saw khaki-clad body Of troop&
ahead Of him. He was surprised, but
thought they must be British. Soon,
however, they opened fire upon the;
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-11

MR.. WOLMARAUs. Transvaal Deputy Also
q q Member of the Peace Commission.
public buildings to Capt. Ross. Lord
Kitchener arrived at Brandfort at
noon and Lord Roberts ut dusk. Gen.
French's cavalry are sweeping the
country northward. The expectation
is that
The Infantry Advance
will be continued toward Kroonstad.
Although no prisoners were taken aud
although no hot pursuit was attempted
the news greatly cheered London.
Nevertheless it has not been received
with the fine rapture that attended
the first successes Of Lord Roberts.
Gen. Hunters crossing the Vaal at
Windsorton brings the relief Of Mafe-,
king, 1875 miles beyond, almost withinl
q calculable interval. It. is now u.
garded as quit possible that Mafekin.|
may be succored before the queen a
birthday.
The debate in narliament on the,
Spion kop dispatches proved a tlisa,
pointment to the supporters d q; II.
government. The Ministerialist ma
pers confess to a certain amount Of in
consistency and weakness in the state,
ments of the spokesmen Of the gov
erDment. On the other hand, MS the
Standard points out. the opposition
proves to be well satisfied with the do
bate. as they believe II has injured
the government and has rendered Lord
Lansdowne's continuance at the wa
Office difficult. .. I. Il q
Wepener Is to be garisoned wit
the strong force from Gen. Chermside'
division commanded by Lord Castle
town.
Henry 9. Lucy, writing In the Dahl
News. SAYS he has ascertainpd tia
Sir Alfred Miners letter against Ia
dies visiting South Africa was writte1
as the result Of an intimatlUn fro,
Queen Victoria.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-11
FRANKFORT /: j. TAKEN Al !; !.
B0nRs TREATED TO A SURPRISE
ny BRITISH TROOPS. J.

Movement Of Tuclcr's
and Gen. Pole-Carew's Divisions
Results in the Capture of Brand-
fort-Boers Reiterated Hastily
Roberts Troops Advancing
slowly, Meeting with Small
Successes - Advance Movement
From Kimberley Believed to Be
About to Commence.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-11

News that an American heiress to
$50,0o0,000 is to marry q Chicago man
may be expected to have a bearish
tendency in the ranks Of European no.
bility.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-11

soneea Chips IN to the % tawa Fur.
sS NJ j london. May b. Queen Victoria b !
contributed 600 guineas AMI the prinl
OF Wales go Kuineas to the Mansi
house Ottawa IRE relief fund.
other Ottawa fire relief fund w
SSopened at Glasg ows yesterday a
shout - coo was subscribed In q Il
hours. ssa3
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-11
FUNERAL CAUSED DEATH.
Sitting ut . Window, Husband Ex.
pires When Wife's Hearse APP

Cincinnati. May 5.-Henry Schultz
came to Cincinnati from Germany
many years ago and amassed q CON-
potency in this city. Ill health COM
PEELED him to retire from business.
His wife also fell sick and she died
last week. He asked that the funeral
carriages be driven past his home. He
was propped mp at the window By
loving hands. and as the hearse passed
the old husband fell back In his
daughters arms dead. s "a 81: 1
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-11
Unfortunate Happeninx..

Unfortunate Happenings.
Patrick Cahill Of Chicago died at
Norwalk, Ohio, from accidental i'll
juries.
David Hutchinson, of Neponset, ILL.,,
and student in Quincy business col
lege. was killed by a freight train at
kewanee, Ill.
Panucc, Mex, the most important
trading post on the river Of that name.
was destroyed by fire. Two thousand
people are homeless.
The body of an unidentified man was
found in mud bank f Jamaica bay.
Long Island. He had been mired in
the mud. which held him fast, and the
tide rose and drowned him.
John Duge of La Sale. ILL.,, descend
ed from the Illinois Central bridge to
q pier to fish. Being unable to get
back he jumped sixty feet to the
ground and will die from injuries.
At Philadelphia fire started in the
four-story building Of J. w. McCaus-
land. 227 Church street, maker of
paper cobs and spools. The flames
from this building spread to others and
caused loss of 100000.
FIRE is raging IN the I1lden mine at
Pessemer. Mich. several hundred foot
below the surface. 1t is known to o..
near No. shaft. where the powder
magazine is located. All men have
been ordered out.
John Horton. negro. his wife and
five children were drowned in the
backwaters of Pearl river. near Jack
son. Miss. while trying to ESCAPE from
the food. The family was endeavoriny
to make it's escape in wagon and the
vehicle fell through n broken bridge.
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-11

London. May 5. - 1t is announced
that the British have captured Brand
fort.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-28
DIPLOMATS ACT INFORMALLY
They Suggest the Return 10 Pekin of
Emperor and Court.

Copyrighted, 1900. by Associated Press.)
Pekin, September 81, via Taku. Septem-
Der % Al 1.-The foreign ministers have
addressed notes to Prince Ching, sug-
costing the return to Pekin of the EN-
peror and the court. The notes were in
lGrmal and not written in a diplomatic
capacity. The writer's do not consider
them binding upon their respective gov
ernments.
The DIPLOMATS acted Jointly in tina
matter, but he letters were sent indlvid-
ually. These did not contain any assur-
0nces. but merely suggested the Return
of the emperor.
Prince Ching undertook to deliver the
notes. The outcome is a matter of spec
ulation, the doubtful element being tne
influence Of Prince TuIn and General
Tung Fuh Slang, who may constrain tho
court.
Generai Chaf1ee, in discussing the
probabilities today, said Il do not Der
lieve that any European monarch would
enter the camp Of his allied enemies and
| doubt that the empress dowaGer VII
do so. 1t Is generally conceded that the
restoration OF the Chinese government Is
essential. I have favored the withdrawal
OF the main allied force 10 Yang Tsung
and Tnn Tsin. leaving 1000 mixed troops
to guard the legations"
Mr., Rockhil viii leave for Shanghai
on Monday. September "a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-28
NEWMARKET MEETING.
j. X. Keene's Disguise II Captured
Big Prize.

London. September 2.--At the Newmarket
first October meeting today the Jockey club
stakes OF 10000 soveroigns for and 4-year-
ODDS. one mile and 24O yards, was won by
j. r. keene's bay colt Disguise. IL, ridden
by NJ Cannon Lord Beresford's bay gelding
jolly Tar. with J Rein came In second and
X. A. Brce's colt Forfarshre, by Royal
Hampton was third Eight horses ran
The result of the race Tor the Jockey Club
stakes was great upset for the bettors, as
the prince OF Wales 3-year-uld bay colt
Diamond jubilee the winner of this year 3
derby. the Eclipeo and st Logger stakes and
other important events. was confidently ex-
pected to capture the last 10, 900 pound race OF
the season. The prince OF Wales crack, how
over, was unable TO give Disguise II twelve
pounds weight, and although the princes colt
led tn the PUSHES, he was then beaten by
Disguise IL. who drew to the front and won
BY two lengths. a neck separated second
and third horses. Tho betting was 100 To so
against Disguise H.
selling plate Of 200 soyeregns for 3-year-
olds and up two miles, two furlongs and
thrty-hve yards. was won by Recruit guided
hy Tod Sloan
The double trial plate OF 200 soyereigns
for 2yenr-olds winner TO be sold at auction
Tor 2oG sovereigns. was won by Lord Files
nleros Encombe
weltcr handicap with 100 sovereans added
for S-year-olds and upwards seven furIongs,
Was won by Black Sand, Rigby having the
mount.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-28
A BIG SHOOT AT AUSTIN
A Number Of Prominent Sporlsmen Are 10
Attendance.
RING WAS hit HEAVILY At CHICAGO
Turncy Bros Colt Bowen Was the
Horse that Caught the Hook
makers Mapping.

Austin. Texas. september Y.--The three
days State shooting tournament opened here
this morning ut the Driving park with abou,
forty shooters In attendance. The best trap
shots In the State are here aud the sport
today has been an enjoyment for everybody.
The hive bird shooting was the feature Of the
day. as the birds were fresh and swift and
were pruned to order. The results today
were as follows:
First event. ten blue rocks-'v. c." Nc
Lanal.an, Burns. Pillow. Carriage ten each.
Mccormack Dew, Moore. White. jackson,
Lookett. Male. Harrell. Bengener and Rob
inson nine each.
Second event, iftoen targets-lngraham
made straight with Dew, Moore. Atchison,
KENNEDY Rainey belong fourteen each
In the twenty -tnrget event McClanahan toNl
FIRST money on nineteen
In the FIRST live bird event seven each,
McClanahan, ". c." Dew. Deiong Atchson,
nurns. Nalle, Ingraham made straights.
Darkness stopped the second event before
1t was finished.
The following visiting shooters are here.
V. G. Darg9n OF Dallas. lngraham of Nacog
doohes, 5. r. belong OF Hot Springs, Ark.
j. VI, Mccormick of San Antonio, Il. l.. Dew
Of Tyler, Or. McIJanahan OF Manor. All
Gardner Of Brenham. w J. Graber Of Bren.
ham, George Tucker OF Brennan s c. Moore
of Fort Worth, c. X. White OF Bolton. NJ H.
AteLison Of Giddings Kennedy OF Cleburne
William Turner OF Marlin, L. j. Lockett al
prenham, r. l., Burns OF Brenham, y. =.
Pearson OF Galesburg, Ill Ed l.. Rainoy OF
Manor, H. Garbode OF Flatonia. Guy valen-
tine OF Halletsyille II. NJ jackson OF KYLE
j. Il. kennard Of Gonzales
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-28
INTERESTING, If TRUE.
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temperature OF the body and keep IL at
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hungry boy.
he point of this experiment Is that
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Dieting never cures dyspepsia neither
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When enough food is eaten and prompt
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The merit and success OF stuart's Dys-
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-28

has already taken steps through Min,s,o-
WI to Impress upon the Chinese govern-
ment the undesirability OF the appo,nt.
ment OF Prince Tuan as grand seeretary
and the painful impression tnls apoo,nt.
msnt has created through this country.
ne ehect oil mis- appointment If persisted
in, 1t Is said. might be to retnrd serinnsis
the final negotiations or. In fact sny
negotiations at all '
The government feels that II is much
reinforced in Its present position by ths
note from Ii Hung Chang in which ha
gave positive assurance to the IInItso
States that he had sufficient authority to
protect all American interests and would
see that that authority was exercised
II the appointment of Tuan uror, 40.
In any manner to obstruct the perform
ance OF this pledge. 1t would warrant tho
immediate withdrawal OF Mr. Conger from
further relations with the Chinese enyoys
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-28
SITUATION Is MORE SERIOUS
THAN EVER FOR PREsERyATIox
OF CHINA's INTEGRITY.
Chinese Government liz in the Power
OF the Boxer Leadcrs-viceroys of
south sim Loyal.

New York. September 25.-A dispatch
TO the Herald from Shanghai says: The
situation in China is now more serious
than ever before for those who are in
terested in preserving the integrity of
the empire. The Chinese government ia
In the power of Boxer leaders who arc
not likely to submit TO the empress dow
ager opinions unfavorable to them
The viceroys of the south are still
loyal to the throne and any foreign ag-
gressions in Southern China will precipi-
tate an armed uprising Already The
governor OF Nganh@ei province has al
dressed a memorial TO the empress dow
ager. declaring that mis- signature to the
Nieeroys agreement with the foreign
consuls n Shanghai was forged
There is danger that the friendly vice
roys will be replaced.
Sheng. the friendly taotai OF Shanghai,
has been ordered north and that prac-
tically means his death. Russia is mold
ing all the forts and strIteglcal pon,G
from Taku to Pekin. Russia's possession
of the railway shows by the prominent
arrangement which her officers are MAX
ing that she INTENDS TO swallow the North
OF China
No one here believes that Russia will
ever move out except under overwhelm-
ing pressure from other powers.
Germany's assurance thas s:e does not
desire territory in China Il the latter be
able 10 pay an inIemnity Is misleading.
Her demand for the punishment OF the
leaders of the Boxers as d condition pre-
oedent to peace negotiations means con-
tinued war and perhaps the complete dis
- hn ne
Friendly feeling bet Seen Russia and
Japan is Increasing. France is hand In
glove with Russia.
Lu Ii Chun l,uh, whom it IS officially
announced is to be The new viceroy OF
Canton. is anti foreign. ualess the al
lies protest the friendly vlceroys aft
likely to have no friends left In China
rhe only method of dealing with the
situation not involving the division OF
the Chinese territory is through friendly
viceroys, gradually removing Inc thlone
from the power OF the Boxer leaders.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-28

level OF value. but simply stand Pat when
ever an attempt TO force a serious decline
is mado II this policy be successfully fol.
lowed throughout October. 1t may be taken
as reasonably certain that the producer is
master OF the situation. II so, operators
must hereafter reckon with an entirely new
order OF things: It will in truth, be a case
of "the bottom rail on top In such Cit
cnmstarces the outsider will do we'll to pos
sess his soul In patience, So far a. the sta
tistics are concerned there is seant room for
controversy--no more In fact, than there
was In the memorable days when every price
on the board began with a 4 or a s. There Is
seldom much profit To be gained from n
Demonstration OF the obvious Cotton is no
doubt high enough for the ''piker" to buy
" is also high enough for tho conservative
man to let alone In other words. the spec
ulator Is not cast for the leading part In this
year Of grace; on the contrary he is hut tina
updderstudy, of the hornyhanded sons OF the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-28
ruAN'S APPOINTMENT.
81" 10 Have Been Made Grand
Secretary.

10 nave Been Made Grand
h,, Secretary.
.alllss0n, September 27.--The state
!, ,a has been advised by sheng,
~s'a' Of Shanghai. of the appoint
H., '.nce Tuan, the former heir an
su Of China, as grand eecre i N ~
~, 80 ne says nothing Of the re
' ~ designation of Tuap as rras,aan, -.
MA u, q the privy council 'e"' VI
n IN ,o Yen asserted with great en-.
ri ihs con, 81 the continental papers
ftinr ,ba u,se OF ths United States in
De surrs. uernlan proposition relative
fsf lpsn,sns er OF Chinese officials di-
y lpnair,n.eu the empress dowager n
Far Ia dssa VI luan 10 be grand sec
4 m,,,. nance OF the powers.
fss isn,s, .er OF fact the records NJ m.
ilnsot .a nt show that Tuan's an
|sbf "a vas publicly announced SEN
Eh p,svIn,. having been made sever.,
Fss dsn,svusly On the other hand me
taT 10 tha did not make public lis
fssr a ' me German note until Sen
Eahs. In c hq II could not have bean
~ iAereat,aan,n a Tor at least, one or two
fsln. III In the opinion of the
sstlCn :, y convincing evidence that
N d ~ TIE United States govern.
sas The an prlieular case did not in-
y tsu,r,r appointment of Tuan. The
sccu,in,eu, has not as yet been
isply to eu with the character of
4 e Ce,r De made by Great Britain
"a slrsaarn note. In view OF the an
4 y the sar rece,yed from other pow
lose N an line, the officials are
sas Of tAs aoeount for the statement
(Atd State s european papera that the
as cerma' sands Isolated" in respect
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-28
(1iiIVR EXPEDITIONS
!, a, Elect Of Further increasing
Security.
..rps WERE ASKED TO RETURN
nave virtually Aban-
N -. province of Chi LII
10 Germany.

x. september ss'--4,So a. m'-rhe
p ~ Of special interest from
~ ~, ,,orping is the following from
,rissn 20 the Times dated rek'H'
sassef A' ~ o,,,,on. ,ovs
!" .,.,Ient effect, increasing securi-
,,cilIating tho entry o. supplies.
ran be counted as effective
j, Ting Flu has been RACED and Il 9
and refugees at Chong Ting
!, ,,lr places known to the generals
| 1 rescued ,,,
I. .murew dowager Offering h'r The
,.,,i,u Of Russia aud req Ics;il4 Ter
FUN to Pekin' .o
En- ns chief Chinese officials have sent
TX 10 the emperor and empire. 8
,.,,., bsseeching them to return"
ss. conflicting interests of Great
|.4,s md Russia prevent a systematic
..m ia reconstruct the railway, al
w, restoration would be easy. 1t
v, an that Cheng Yin Huan, whose
IA 4 Kashgara was 'ecently reported,
Y ,,,cured under an impeitil decree
4 !. ume time with tho other pro
IN ministers who were executed"
~ YIN Huan was special en- soy
/. r,,lapa at the time OF the diamond
|tss He was hated by the empress
|Erpr. who exiled him to ii IN 1898.
X. Russians, according to the Snang-
n Urtespondent of the Morning Post.
H. virtually abandoned the PROVINCE of
Ian Il 10 Germany.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-28
TODAY's ENTRIES.

Three.auarters of mile, 2-yesr-ol ds-Hans.
Iwurst li5, lola, Courtier. Blorente 1i2
krewei no. 81 BLUM 1Os Lord Roberts 1o7
Royal Victor, Aim 105 Burnetts Walkaway
Lady Fortune Teller. Little Tim 1902
Three quarters of a mile-Andes los Pope
Leo, Dolly Weithoff Fausturo, Jim Gore IL
llo2 Nairete. Lasoleta, The Lady In Blue,
Ben1amin. L. 7. Cation. Little Land 90
Five-etghths of mile sellng-Bob Baker
no, II You Dare, Compass 1O7 Tho Butcher,
Blink JOG. Sad Snm. Cora Goetz 1906, Hamp-
shire Lasanee 1Ol, Golden 1903, Pirate Queen,
Peaches 101.
Mile and sixteenth--Imp Mint Sauce I03
Brigade JOG. Gadsden 1903. Norford 1922 Eta
80, Lamaschus. Wax 96, Aloha II. Bill Gar
rett 90.
Mile and seventy yards. seling-The Slug
gard 1914, Alice n l01. Chicopec 100 Depend
Ing as, Cora Hnull II. semper Eadem
Chauncev Fisher, Plantain a. Baird Maharu-
tih e2 Deponan 30, Veretta Zaza 81
Nile and an eighth. selling -what Next
los. Macy l07. Prince Blazrs 1G5. Admetus
104. Koenig, Piccola 1O2, walkenshaw Croe-
sus % Quannah Parker 96. Terrene, Locust
Blossom. Defended II 49,
Weather cloudy. track good.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-28
ATTITUDE OF FRANCE.
n, IA Opposed to Any Movement
Toward Division of China.

Toward DlN1siOu III thihb.
. hh september 27.-The practical
saisck In the efforts to open peace ne
raHpns with China has been given
|uvus BY the suggestion that the
,hses Of Pekin be instructed to hold
ratrgs for the purpose of drawing up
| d terms Of a treaty Of peace. The
III hat the powers, through the ex-
aiis Of views between their respective
|Miln officers, are unable to reach an5
|gssntnl, has, 1t is claimed, not clear. y
|hpAiszed the difficulty of settling on
lens regarding occurrences at so great
|sfiase. II is added that it has shown
~ lie ministers on the spot are the
|Kssns most fitted for aud capable OF
|rliins out common ground OF set
|Ansnt
Gsrsial Instructions only, II Is further
|tliaed. should be given to the minis
I'M tho Jtails to be left largely to their
|&atuon
ID official OF the foreign office here ex-
fssed the hope today that such instruc-
II would be forthcoming within
|'Hl and that the general instructio. 6
|'Ma De under three heads first. pun
|Ansnt Of the consprators; second, COM
|faauon Tor lossea sustained, and third.
lsfinlees for the future.
i's dslerminatlon OF the United. states
n saaa'aw her troops from China. while
Ins same time Increasing her sDens h
4 W nsel In the Chinese waters. is
aaa asconcerting to the powers. But
y M's'pretation put upon 1t in official
|gass Is that the United States is re-
.Na 70 protec. the policy OF the open
w y Inc extremity and is, therefore,
syains teet for the purpose of main
.s Mat policy by snow of force.
" publication of an alleged Russian
swMi announcing the annexation of
...'aafia has caused a decidedly I'M
Nesns' but no one seen here was
~ y aennitely affirm or deny it's au-
ausV In discussing this point. the
'feish official quoted above ex-
ma sss,a e. eshphatlcally desire that the
N, NM slales should know that France
,a y sympathy with any movement to-
n Partition of China and that she
n ~. ~ ~ her influence toward avert
y and a wrong. " nus