The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1901-03-21
WEST n SOUTH.


Bubonic plague exists to an alarm
ing extent in San Francisco.
1t was reported that Charles A. John
son cashier of the closed national
bank at Niles, Mich, was insane in Chi
cago.
Burglars wrecked the post office at
West Toledo, O., and escaped with $500.
Robbers dug through a brick wall
and stole $4,000 from a bank at Argo-
MIA. Kan.
Charles Young, Charles White and
R. Jameson were killed and rs head of
horses burned in the destruction of
Morton's livery stable in San Fran
cisco.
Nathaniel w. Greene, for many years
presiding judge in the Eighth Illinois
district, died suddenly at his home in
Pekin.
At the University of Iowa in Iowa
City fire destroyed the college of med
icine and the literary building, entail
ing a loss of $25o,oOO.
Chicago Great Western railroad Of
ficials forbid the use of intoxicants by
its employees, either on or off duty.
In the vicinity of Forrest City, Ark,
four persons were killed and many in
jured by a tornado, and many build
ings were wrecked.
At WINS Point, Tex, IA buildings
were wrecked by a tornado and eight
persons yer killed.
Houses were unroofed and trees
were uprooted by a tornado at Red
Bud, Ill.
At Maxon's Mill, KY, the Catholic
Cumberland Presbyterian and Baptist
churches were destroyed in a tornado.
The legislature of Indiana has ad-
journed sine die.
In Chicago six girls and two men
were killed and 81 persons injured in
the explosion of a boiler in the Dore-
mus laundry.
Guy Williams three children, Left
alone in a farmhouse near Washing
ton, Ind, were burned to death.
Carrie Nation was released from
the Jail in Topeka upon giving bond
to keep the peace and to appear for
trial at the April term.
At Cleveland, O., a federal Judge de-
cided the city ordinance fixing street
a fare at three cents to be uncon.
stitutional.
Further advices say that the tor
nado in Arkansas killed 16 persons
and many buildings were destroyed
at Greenway, Osceola, Piggott and
Paragould.
A bill passed the Utah legislature
granting immunity from prosecutions
for polygamy.
A bill barring trusts from doing
business in the state was passed in
the Arkansas house.
For robbing his father of 81, 600
Frederick Windbiel, aged 10, was ar
rested in Chicago.
wounded in a collision between
freight and cattle trains on the North
western road neal Arlington Heights.
Ill. Cattle were roasted in the blaz-
ing cars.
At the age of SO, Franklin Hathe-
way, who had lived in Chicago since
1S47, is dead.
IA UCSU VI GiC DdGllcSnlp llllnOlS
showed that she is the swiftest of her
class in the American navy. Predic-
ton is made hat she will show 1928
knots in government trial.
1t is said that Porto Rico is facing
disaster on account of tariff laws and
the withholding by the United States
of money needed to stimulate bust
ness
The president of the failed Niles
(Mich.) bank refuses to deny or con-
firm a reported shortage of $500, 900.
Cashier johnson vas not yet found.
The youngest Sol of w. r. Stead, of
London, Alfred Stead, and Miss Mary
Elaine Hussey were married at Indi-
annapolis.
Carnegie will give Waukegan, ILL.,,
$4,000 for a public library.
The Hawaiian senate killed a resolu-
luton asking for statehood.
Aged SO years, C. T. Gorham, former
minister to The Hague, died at Mar
shall, Mich.