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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1902-01-30
TROLLEY LINE FOR K
Asaerieaa Coscerns to Equip the En-
tire System az Cost Of
as0O,00O.

The Toxic Tetsudo Kubushiki
Kwaisha, a Japanese concern, has
concluded arrangements through
,Aiitsni & Co., of New York city.
whereby American firms will furnish
the equipment, valued at nearly $780,
600 for the Arst electric traction sys-
tenn in Toxic, the largest contract of
its description ever awarded for
American machinery, etc, by q far
eastern concern. The General Flee
trie company. will; build three 1900
kiiowatt generators. The three 1,sOo
horsepower cross-compound hori-.
zontal engines are 20 be manufac-
ftured by the Acknowledgements
company. Of New York city. There
will be. eight water tube boilers ag-
gregating 400 horsepower. to be
furnished by the Babcock a Wilcox
company Of New York. The Blake
branch Of the international Pump
company Of New York city will
build the pumping and condensing
equipments, The ESQ "a trucks will
be made by the Peckham Manufac-
turing company of New York city.
The Morgan Engineering company of
Alliance. O., is to build a Seton
electric travelling crane. Chief En-
gineer Enyo, OF the Toxic company,
who has been in America for some
wcekN arranging details regarding
the contracts. has left FOR Japan.
On the of his departure he said
that the. road would operate in the
principal streets in Toxic, and
would be ready to begin operations
early in 1903.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1902-01-30
. CRlrlclsR AMERICAN GIRL.
Teuns Ensiashmen Reply &c the
charye OF sesasAners Made ~
MP1. Alec TwvoAio.

Mrs. Alec Tweedis wrote an article
for the Dsily Mail about q week r
on the selfsAness OF modern Eng
lashnen. quoting an American girl
as saying that Rnglish bachelors
never returned wemon's hospitality
and were otherwise remiss.
By indofsing and emphasizing this
view Mrs. Tweedh started . ssrean
Of correspondence and elected sever
al amusing replies from English
young men. These retort that no
English girl would ever expect men
TO take her 60 tee. the theater. for q
drive in the park, or 60 give hep
candy on flowers. and that the
American girl, by her willingness to
accept such attentions. oomes, in for
considerable criticism.
Mrs. Tweedie also represented the
American girl rs saying she would
NOT waste hospitality over those eho
would not return it. This CONNER
gialism has been greeted with Seers
from sarioue club me who have
taken up the cuagel for their sex.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1902-01-30
ADOPT american hospital Ideas.

Medical officers OF the army nre
elatft ever the. compliment which has
been paid the service by the British
military authorities. The Canadian
government will send a contingent OF
1900 men. to. South, Africa about the
middle. of january, and accompanying
the body of troops will be a 1eo-bed
feld hospital with Ave medical officers
aid9B hospital corps men. Agents OF
the British army were in Washington
recently securing samples of water
sterilizers, water filters, the medical
and surgical field chests, a portable
acetylene field operating light, and
other material, all of which have been
adopted by the British army, as well
as u new ambulance and the new
style ventilator te@ts. This 10 the
most practical sort Of Endorsement OF
the equipment Of the army medical de.
pnrtment.
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ON THB DEFENSIVE
Wsnsa Dsstsrs UpAdie Their Sen
in 1hae pssfessiss.


P~hiladelphia women physicians end
surgeons unhesatatinety ridfcnle the
trustees OF she NORTHWESTERN univer
sity Of Evanstop, III, for their recent
determination 90 abolish the woan-
ems medical department Of that ineti-
tuition, on the gsonrd that women arc
not . success as doctors. oae ~emsn
doctor said:
aThe action Of the university au-
thorities in question borders on the
ludieruos. IL is a mistake to say.that
women cannot grasp ehemicaa iaboEa.
tory work or the in~tricacies OF surg-
cry. II Is true that we are sffll young
in the profession, but it ran safely b
said that we arc steadily growing and
improving.
"Some OF the most diAieult opera.
tions performed in Philadelphia with
in the last yvar have been accom-
Pliahed BY women, and if this fact
oan he taken as n criterion there 10
every reason to believe that they viii
soon equal their brother surseons In
sknl.r
Another woman doctor spoke of the
great advance made by doctors of her
sen in the medical literary Acid.
I'm the ten years following is7o.r
she said, shore were only 40 articles
written by the alumnae Of the institp-
ton With which / am connected, while
in the same length Of time 20 years
later. or following 1890. there were Ass.
To imply that women have not kept up
with the advance. pace set by their
brothers in the profession 10 an Oh.
suPdity,"
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PRIZE FOR CLUBHOUSE
Gait. MsGna1a GlvesMeney ne Wen In
Late Wal TO EstaNlish Retreat .
! fop eaiioss ct Navy.

Capt. y. H. McCalla, now in coma
mand Of the Kearsarge, the flagship Of
the North Atlantic squadron. has il
view the erection Of a fine clubhouse
at Vallejo, Cal. for the enlisted mea
of the nary. He has already secured
Il site for-the proposed building, paying
for il with the prize money awarded
to him for his services in the spanish
war. Additional funds are to be So
cured by popular subscription. Mra.
McCalla is now here mailing the pre-.
iiminary arrangements fer The ereo.
tien Of. the structure, which will prob
ably be modelled after the Bluegaeket9
clubhouse in Brooklyn. which was
erected through the muniAcence Of
Mise Helen Gould. II will contain a L.
brNry, gymnasium. bAliard-roems, o
bowling alley ana slseping-rooms, ana
be 0 home fer the men at Mare leland
when OF duty.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1902-01-30
Finds Way To Live Long.

The startling announcement Of .
Discovery that will surely lengthen life
is made by editor o. II. Downey. d.
Churubusco. Ind. Il wish TO state he
writes, that DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption is the moet infallibls
remedy that l havo ever known f6r
Coughs Colds and Grip. It's invallu
able to people with weak lungs. Having
this wonderful medicine no D need
dread Pneumonia or Consumptiob. Its
relief is instant and cure certain. WAN.
berg & jacobson guarantee every SOC and
sl.00 bottle, and give trial bottles free.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1902-01-30

Hssanssas = Ne Essetea e sss WA.
laass sohnssn and Hts yn6iaa
Ally ~ Lake George.

On the shores Of Lake George,
near the scene Of the defeat Of the
French in 1874 by colonial troops,
supported by the Mohawks, there Is
soon to rise 4 heroic bronze statue
Of Sir William johnson and King
Kendriek, his Indian ally, to whose
sagacity the victory was largely due.
This memorial 10 the work of the
Society Of Colonial Wars. Frederick
de PeysteS, Samuel P. Avery and w.
g. Langdon, the committee 20 select
q design. have completed their task,
and the statue 10 il, being cast in
the works of the Henri.Bo nnard
company from model by Albert
Weinert.
A site for the memorial has been
provided by the village of Caldwell,
N. Y. There. will be a monument of
grnlite 30 feet high, which, stand
ing at the head, of Lake George. will
be visible Tor many miles, Kendrick
Is shown in the costume of the Mo-
hawks OF that period. and the statue
illustrates an incident which oc-
Cured at Q council of war before the
victory. Gen. Johnson appears. YEA
ing a coat of mail. 1t is related that
in August, 1854. the French were
making stacks in three directions.
Gen. johnson proposed to divide his
forces int three parties to oppose
them.
Rendrick, when consulted, picked
up three arrows and, handing one to
Gen. johnson, asked him to break IL.
This the general did really. Ken
drick then put three arrow together
and handed them to his ally, saying:
"Put them together and you cannot
break themi take them one by one
and you win break them readily"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1902-01-30
New Tooe IN Mypno4iem.

Judge Davis, president Of the board
% children's guardians, has given his
consent for . Mr.. Henry. OF . Chicago
school Of hypnotism, TO experiment
with tho children in the home main
tanned by the board, at Terre Heute,
Ind. u Is Henry's theory that he can
ssart o train of Thought in the gainds
OF the eAiidrea for better things. Chill
deen who have been taken from vioieus
parests will be experimental With
Judge Davis says he does not believe
1t can do the children harm md possibly
will Asve good results. According to
Judge Davis, Henry GAME 20 him re.
Gently and explained the theory. Ii
wac asrsed that tho experiments
should be MADE. and Afr. Henry is to re.
turn soon. Judge Davis says he does
not know his Chicago address.
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New Century Comfort.

Millions arr. dali, finding a world Of
com 'ort 10 Bueklen's .Arnica salve. II.
kills pain from burns, scald0. Cuts,
Bruises; conqaers Ulcers, and Fever
Sores; curer Eruptions. Salt Rheume.
Boils and I'elons; removes Corns and
Warts. Best Pills cure on earth. Only 95c
ct Watnberg y Jacobson's drug store.
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woman.e sensftive paiut

The Young triplets claim to be the
oldeet in the word. The most curious
feature OF the case, says the Chicago
Record-Mera!d, is that one Of them 10
woman.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1902-01-30
yanilar laat Nee the eame,

There ia q C!ark Champin Niawatha,
Kan, Who must net be confounded
With the Champ Clark. OF Missouri. On
the contrary. says the Chicago Trib.
une, he is quite the reverse.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1902-01-30
Stow BIG TRAFFIC GAINS.
Trade on tire Great Lakes During the
Fast Season Proves highly
SnteHfactopY.

This seasons traffic on the great
lakes has generally exceeded the
operations Of any preceding season.
By way OF the st. Mary's canals 27,-
s17.sl1 tons Of freight were carried
TO November 80, Of which 22,6l9,soo
tons were east-bound from Lake Su.
perior and s,ls7.s0e tons were west
bound. Last seasons figures were
20.231,ss2 tons enst-bound and $685..
655 west-bound, making a total Of
25.21O,53s tons.
The freight passing through the
American canal amounted to 25.O6e,.
se2 tons and through the Canadian
canal 2.7si,2s9 ons. Four times as
many vessels passed through the
American as through the Canadian
canal and nearly nine times as large
a tonnage. Lake traffic for Norem.
Der represents lei ports of receipt
and 1877 ports Of shipment.
The seasons receipts increased
over last years receipts in -four. coal.
ore and minerals, logs and unclnssi-
fed freight. Grain alone has fallen
OFF from 16O,7ls.s1O bushels last sea.
son to ~f3i,s4s,4os bushels this season.
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ch,laren.e rarttes cestly,

Childrcn's parties in London nova
days cost almost as much as the en-.
tertainments Of the elders. Only the
other night solne wealthy people gave
q clIildren's cotillon which cost a very
large amount. The figures were very
elaborate. one having a maypole bear.
ing streamers of pink ribbons, az the
cnds Of which xere bouquets Of iow.
ers. Another figure was carried out
by lei Of q sled. dawn into the
dancing room with ribbons. The
sled was frosted over and filled with
snowbails. A. little boy. dressed as Pa
ther. Christmas, bestriding a yule log,
gaze away gifts. Much e~xtravagance
obtains in the matter of children.s
dresses. Fond mothers have been
known to spend as much as eco or
$50 on . single frock for a very small
girl.
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sUne Miwugs-C sean Gure, csaFss.
MkfDle Nfest ~ W. iss1S sess
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-17
TROUBLE FOR LYNCH
IF he TURNS UP
The British Making Arrangements
to Prosecute Him for High
Treason.

LONDON, April 17.-Although there
Is no indication that Colonel Arthur
Lynch. who fought on the Boer side in
that South African war, and who was
elected to represent Galway City in
parliament in November last, has any
intention of placing himself within
reach of the British courts, the gov
ernment Is bringing witnesses from
South Africa to testify in support of
charges of high treason to be brought
against him. Louis Handiey, an AM
erican by birth but who served in the
Boer army under Lynch has arrived
here in charge of officers to testify
against Lynch in the event he should
appear here to claim his seat.
Lynch is staying in Paris, but is IN
constant communication with the irish
nationalists. 1t is said that he has been
interesting himself in the effort now
going on to restore peace in Soutn
Africa.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-17
He Was Ddz6d
Like Rip Van Wrinkle

NEW YORK, April, 17.-Charles II.
Littlefeld of Rockaway N. y, is
about so years of age and has lived
alone in the kockaway many wears.
His business Is that of painter, dec
corator and paper hangers. and he mas
a small store on the main street, living
in a room in the rear.
About a year ago Littlefield was
painting house owned by Mrs. James
Atno. He had several men working
with him and shortly after dinner he
climbed down the scaffolding, leaving
his men at work. That was the last
seen of him until yesterday, when he
appeared at his store about oreakfase
time. He then went over to the Atuo
house and wanted to know why the
scaffolding had been taken down and
where bis men were. Mrs. Atno stars-
ed to explain that he had been away
. long time. but he did not seem to
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-17
200 Miles an Hour
On a Railroad

TRENTON. n. j.. April 1.-THE
American Elevated Railway Company
which proposes to erect an elevate
air line from Philadelphia To New
York, has increased its capital stock
from $5,000,000 to $10,000,000 and an
nounces it has secured control of tn ?
franchise of the new Trenton and New
Brunswick Traction Company S
straight line, which is to be the COIL
nection between New York and Phit-
adelphia.
This elevated railroad promises g
speed when fully equipped of from 100
to 200 miles an hour, at a low rate OF
fares. 1t will avoid all CROSSINGS and
will operate its cars on an elevated
trstle with the motive power from be-
meath and not overhead. 1t Is claimed
that the cars can be run at this rate
of speed without any detrimental fric-
ton, and experiments have been made
in the West and have been successful,
and the claims of the company are to
be expolited. 1t is claimed that the
stock of the company will be IN
creased to SIS, 200, 900 in sixty days.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-17
FULL DINNER PAIL
S the Argument Behind the Pro-
posed Prosecution Which VIII
Take Place in the Missouri
Federal Court.

ST. LOUIS, April lit is known
here that the Attorney General of the
United States has telegraphed instruc-
tlons to Major Warner, the Federal
District Attorney. to at once prepare
to dissolve the Beef Trust, and to in
dict the members of 1t.
a Federal Grand jury has been sum-
moned to meet next week.
The legal representative of a pack
ing house said today that he was told
that such action was contemplated at
Washington. when we were told"
said he. that every one of the Kan
sas City. Chicago and Omaha packers
would be taken before the grand jury
and afterwards indicted.
The trouble is over a rise in the
price of meats. Reduced to the point Of
view of retailer. meats are costing
double what they did a year ago.
1T has hurt the dinner pail and
the President is interfering.
There is no trouble. A tariff is
maintained by the packers just as
railroads make and stand by freight
and passenger tariffs. but there is no
trust in the sense of profit sharing.
When private telegram from
Washington wcs shown &c the United
S.etes District AttcTfey. saying he
had received the order direct. he de-
clared: Il have not a word to say"
But this dispatch says YOU have
your Instructions" was insisted.
IF | have it will be highly improper
in me to make a statement
Today the senior member OF law
firm with which Major Warner does
much business confirmed the private
dispatch and added:
The United States Commissioner
has heen cautioned to select this grand
Jury with the utmost care. The init
nation to Warner is that President
Roosevelt is making this his personal
fight for the full dinner pail.
Packers are said TO be making 100
per cent ON the money they turn over.
rhc orders are to stop at nothing short
of the Federal prison itself IN the ef-
fort to kill the Beef Trust
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-17
MORGAN Controls
Louisville & Nashville

NE WYORK, April 1.-THE follow
ing authoritative statement respecting
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
situation was made today by a member
of the firm of J. p. Morgan & Co.:
THE public as well as the speculative
community should bear in mind three
things:
II There will be no corner"
"2 There will be no contest
"3 ]. P. Morgan absolutely con-
trolls L. & N"
]. P. Morgan C Co., say positively
that the present status Of the road Is
the same as it has been heretofore. ex-
cent thtt J. 3. Morgan controls and
directs absolrAhly and without quail
fcatioh.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-17
SPHIN'S EX-KING
DIES IN FRANCE
He Was the OstensibIe, But Not
the Actual Father OF Alfonso
XII.

EPINAY. Department of Seine.
France, April 17.-Don Francisco
D'Assiz, former King of Spain, died
here last night at the age of so years.
He was expelled from Spain in 1868.
He was the husband OF Queen Isabella
and the ostensible father of the late
King and grandfather of the present
boy king.
1t was notorious, however, that Don
Francisco was never a father and that
he was appointed Isabellas husband
merely for convenience. His relations
with his wife was the joke Of Europe
for years. He went through the form
of meeting the old Queen ceremonious-
ly once year for forty years past.
Doctors have testified that he was a
masculine nonentity.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-17
A FIERCE BHTTLE WITH BEAR
Two Men Encounter Bruln and One viii Die
and Other Be Crippled.

KEYSTONE, w. Va, April IA. C..
Thomas and H. L. Baldwin, of this
place. had an encounter with a large
black bear last night, near the head of
Spice Greek. a tributary of the Tug,
make i.a'dwin a cripple for life. Yes
terday he young men snouidered their
guns and went out to the mountains
in quest CT game. At the place above
mentioned they came upon a flock OF
wild turkeys and managed to bag sew
eraL The reports of their guns brought
bruin from his hiding place. IN a chap
arral thiclet. ami he at once exhibited
signs OF fight
Both TbOnas and Baldwin emptied
the contents of their Winchesters into
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-17
THE MARQUIS WIS SNUBBED
Hn EnOIlsh NObIeIndn Given a Gold Shoulder
bu CHICAGO Society.

Palmer and to Mir. Adams. They took
several stroIls about town and on re-
turning to the hotel each time inquired
for mail. No invitations being received
from the North Side mansions they
looked downcast.
Several weeks ago an advertisement
appeared In q New York paper. say
ing an unmarried American woman
with $1,000 900 in her own right could
take her seat as Marchioness at the
coming coronation. Yesterday Marquis
Townshend acknowledged that he
would not evade an introduction to "a
well-bred American woman" The
theory that he is eourting publicity
with ine view to make a money matri-
monial alliance Is regarded as the
cause for the attitude taken by Mrs
Palmer and MIR. Adams.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-17

understand what she was saying, ana
she soon discovered that Littleiield
thought that it was only the day fol-
lowing his disappearance.
At last she induced him to listen to
her, and then told him that 1t was q
year since any one in the village had
seen him. That when he did not show
up ON the morning after he left people
had gone to his store thinking he was
sick but had found the place locked
and no one about. Then 1t was Thought
that perhaps he had fallen into tn8
Morris Canal, and the water had Deem
drawn off of the Roczaway level in a.
attempt to find him. The police ct aIk
the neighboring towns and cftiSs nAd
been notified to look for him. hut IN
no trace of him had been discoyerod
he was thought to be dead. LiftleAld
listened to the story m . daxed eoxt
of a way. when questioned 1o0ut
where he had been he saId that ns nNd
not been anywhere and M nddeA
l have been am very sorry f0e IN
condition Of their minds.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-17

CHICAGO. ILL.,. April 17.-John
James Dudley Stuart Townsend. sixth
Marquis OF his line, and related TO
King Edward of England. has been
snubbed by Chicago social leaders.
Mrs. Potter Palmer and former Con-
gressman George K. Adams. TO whom
the Marquis brought letters of intro
duction, will not receive him. So much
was given out indirectly at the Palm
err and Adams residences last evening.
His Lordship. who arrived Wednes-
day and engaged apartments at the
Auditorium. will probably depart from
the city tomorrow. All Wednesday and
this morning the Marquis and his
verse writing secretary were expect
ing replies to Introductory letters
which they had sent to Mrs. Potter
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-17

the enraged animal, but without ef-
feet. and the fight came to close quar-
ters. They used the barrels of their
guns and bowie knives in their de-
fense, but were unable to cope with
the wounded bear, who bore Thomas
down with a stroke of his paw and
terribly lacerated him. Baldwin re-
mained by his partners side and he,
too. suffered from a blow and was
knocked senseless.
Suffering from the loss of blood.
the animal gave up the fight and left
the two wounded men on the battle
field, where other hunters, happening
to pass. found the men and secured
medical aid. Both are in serious con-
dition and Thomas is not expected to
live.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-17
AzED BY HIS SUFFERINGS
Lost in a Swamp Driven Insane bu hWlul
PrivdtiOnS.

OF his fearful struggle on every hand.
Wild with thirst and hunger he had
gnawed the twigs of the bushes within
his reach and scooped holes in the
earth to get at the moisture about
him.
His clothing was torn to shreds,
and he had suffered agony from the
chill and frosty air and fall of rain.
which had drenched him. The unfortu-
nate man was taken to the cooper
hospital. Camden. but for days ne
could take no nourishment because OF
the condition of his stomach and there
seemed no hope of his surviving at all
He recovered somewhat PHYSICALLY
hut his mind continued to fail.