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The pioneer express., 1903-08-07
HIssEs FOR TILLMAN.

He Says Frankly That shotguns viii
Prevent Negro Voting. -.
Madison, Wis, July go. - Senator
Tillman of South Carolina was hissed
here in his first joint debate on the
negro problem with Senator Burton of
Kansas at the Monona Lake assembly.
Tillman, in reply to Senator Burton's s
statement that the black man was the
only one who could look the white
man in the face and live, said:
eyes, but if he ever looks him in the
face in the South and aspires to gov
ern him or be his social equal he will
be met with the shotgun and the bayo-
net" Senator Tillman's contention
was that the fifteenth amendment
must be wiped out
The pioneer express., 1903-08-07
LoYALisTs DISLIKE 1T.

Proposed Honor to the Immortal
George Brings Protest.
Toronto, Ont, Aug. 1.-An agitation
started by the national societies Of the
city is developing to influence the
British government to prevent the
erection Of a statue of Gen. George
Washington in st. Paul's cathedral.
The United Empire Loyalists, whose
ferefathers left the states and settled
in Canada at the. time of the War Of
Independence are most active in the
movement, and an effort will be made
TO have the Canadian government urge
the home authorities not to permit
the statue to be placed In st. Paul's.
The pioneer express., 1903-08-07
LOST CHILD is FOUND.

Indian Guide Locates Him in the Big
Swamp.
Duluth, July 80. - Albert Swanson,
the five-year-old son of Charles Swan
son, a homesteader near Gowan,
Minn., forty miles from Duluth, who
had been lost in great swamp near
that place for four days and four
nights, was found late yesterday after
noon by an Indian guide named John
Lepario. The Indian was one of the
three Indian guides who had 100 white
men in charge searching for the lost
boy. The boy was nearly dead from
starvation and terror. It is thought
the child will recover.
The pioneer express., 1903-08-07
NERvY BLACKSMITH.

Held Mad Dog by the Throat Until 1t
Was Killed.
Racine, Wis, July 31.-Harry Jones,
blacksmith of Ives Grove, Racine
county, caught mad dog by the
throat and held it until it could beshot.
1t had bitten Miss Wachetoes of this
city and ran amuck, biting cattle. The
dog was being pursued by farmers
with guns when Jones caught it. The
girl was sent to the Chicago Pasteur
institute.
The pioneer express., 1903-08-07
PATENT DECISION AWAITED.

Question Of Mileage Tickets Held Up
in the Meantime.
Chicago, Aug. General passen-
ger agents of Western roads had an
other conference yesterday about
mileage tickets to be honored on
trains. The question was raised as to
the validity of patents on various tick
cts, and until this is decided no tick
ct will be adopted. From present in
dications the Western roads will not
be able to begin the use of an inter
changeable mileage ticket good on
trains before Oct. L.
The pioneer express., 1903-08-07
COMPLETES BIG DEAL.

Northern Pacific Makes ss2,ss4 Sale to
Weyerhaeuser Syndicate.
st. Paul, July 30.-The Northern Pa
cifc has just completed another big
timber sale to the Weyerhaeuser syn.
dicate, embracing three valuable tracts
of Washington land. The purchase
includes 34,473 acres of standing pine,
fir and cedar and represents pur-
chase price of $92,834.
The pioneer express., 1903-08-07
Crazy Man Kills Himself.

London, Ont, Aug ii w. Brown,
marine engineer of Cheboygan,
Mich, went apparently crazy yester-
day and the police found him on the
roof of shed in the rear of his hotel.
When told to come down he flourished
q knife and said he was going. to COM
nit suicide. While jumping about he
plunged head-first to the ground and
crushed his skull. He died soon after.
The pioneer express., 1903-08-07
TWENTY LASHES.

Cat'o-Nine-Tails Revived in Winnipeg
Criminal Court.
Winnipeg, Man., Aug. AT sum
mary session. of the criminal court
held before Police Magistrate Nc
Michen yesterday afternoon, Jean
Baptiste Blondon, a French half-breed,
was sentenced to five years in the pen
itentiary and in addition to twenty
lashes from the cat-'o-nine-tails, for
robbery with violence. This is the
first time since the amendment to the
criminal code of Canada, providing for
corporal punishment in cases of rob
berry with violence, that the sentence
has been imposed.
The pioneer express., 1903-08-07
chinch Ruas Rusy.

New Paynesville, Mimi, Aug. /. ---
The returns from the first athreshing Of
rye for the season of 1908 has justified
the prediction made some time ago
that the crop would be an unusually
good one. The chinch bugs are doing
considerable damage to the wheat
upon the lighter land in this vicinity,
and in some cases the entire crop will
be DESTROYED throughout the western
part Of the county. s#s' sSS M
The pioneer express., 1903-08-07
FIRE At WALKER.

Four Logging Outfits Destroyed With
Loss of $4,000.
Walker, Mimi, July 81. = Fire at
midnight completely destroyed the
warehouse of the Akeley Lumber COM
pany here, with contents, consisting of
complete outfits for four lumber camps
stored during the summer. The loss
is estimated at $4,000, with only very
small insurance.
The pioneer express., 1903-08-07
Killed by : Kick.

Watertown, s. D., July 31.-Oscar
!! Holden was instantly killed by the
kick of a horse he was leading to
water. The horse was a family pet,
and the Holden boy, with Leslie
Smith, a companion, was leading 1t to
water, The parents of the Holden boy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Holden, live Ave
miles In the country. The young man
was twenty-fouE years old. !, ~
The pioneer express., 1903-08-07
News Of the Northwest1@
CATCHES TAX DODGERS.
Publication Of Tax Lists Enables the
Assessors to Hit Everybody,

Publication Of Tax Lists Enables the
Assessors to Hit Everybody.
Sturgis, s. D., July 3O.-The county
board has decided that the publication
Of tax lists will be continued each
year, only it will be issued earlier af-
ter this, so that parties may have a
chance to complain or 'put the com.
missioners on" For instance, one
party who returned less than 800 head
Of stock to the assessor will ship over
100000 worth of beef cattle this year.
Another man with over $50 head Of
horses wasn't assessed at all. The
publication of these lists is new deal,
but the commissioners are we'll salts
fed with he experiment.
The pioneer express., 1903-08-07
Cutting Anray.

.s, Perham, Mimi, Aug. Ia railroad
laborer named Lynch was badly cut up
lin row at one Of the camps on the
500 extension south Of here. His as
ssailant, Lampman, escaped. but is now
being pursued by the sheriff.
The pioneer express., 1903-08-07
cRlPPLEs ARE FAKES.

Deadwood Police scoop in a Job Lot
Of Grafters.
Deadwood, s. D., Aug. 1.-The town
of Deadwood seemed to be overworked
by grafters for few days this week.
they are believed to be the advance
guard of a circus that is headed this
way, and the police have given them
quick shift. They, appeared as band
of cripples, with crutches, canes and
#bandages. Some Ave or six were
rounded up by the police in one day
and. surgeons were induced to make ex-
aminations Of their alleged injuries.
There was not q case where any injury
was found
The pioneer express., 1903-08-07
FATHER DEAD-soN MAY DIE.

Both Are Struck by Train at South St.
st. Paul, Aug. 1. : w. H. Francis,
flagman for the Chicago Great West
ern railway at South st. Paul, was
struck by passenger train at z
o'clock yesterday morning and died
soon afterward at st. Joseph's hospital
without recovering consciousness A.
S. Francis, his son, who is the station
agent for the road at South st. Paul,
was struck by the same train in en-
deavoring to rescue his father. and he
is in a critical condition from scalp
wounds and internal injuries.
The pioneer express., 1903-08-07
MINE WORK WILL STOP.
Miners Are Going Off to Attend a
Celebration and Picnic.

Duluth, July 31.-Ore traffic on the
iron ranges and mining to large ex-
.ent will be interrupted Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday. On Friday 1000
miners will leave the ranges on two
special trains for Ishpeming to attend
The, celebration there ,on Saturday of
The Finish Temperance association,
and on Saturday the employees of the
Duluth, Missabe & Northern and Cu-
Iuth & Iron Range roads will join in a
nicI.c at Two Harhors.
The pioneer express., 1903-08-07
MISS OLSON IMPROVING.

Woman Assaulted by the Negro Scott
Will Probably Recover.
Montevideo, Mimi, July 81. - The
doctors report that Miss Helen Olson
Of Watson, who was almost killed by
the negro Scott, is improving and has
fair prospects for recovery. A benefit
social will be held for her on Satur.
day night at Watson.
The pioneer express., 1903-08-07
SHorse Thieves BUSY.

Fargo;,N. D., July so. Horse thieves
.fave been At work around Wheatland.
in this county. Harold S& Sons lost four.
nice horses a buggy and some har.
ness, The animals were traced for
some miles hut there tis no clue now. 8
The pioneer express., 1903-08-07
CROWDED OFF THE RANGE.

Big Cattle Owners viii Abandon
Their Business In Dakota.
Belle Fourche, S. D., July 30.-Har-
ris Franklin & Co., the heaviest own.
ers of cattle on the Northwestern
range, are going to close out and retire
from the business owing to the con:
gested condition of the range. Harris
Franklin of Deadwood, general man.
ager, says everything fit for market
will be shipped this year for beef, and
the remainder will be sent down into
Nebraska, where the company is ac-
quiring a large tract of land.
The pioneer express., 1903-08-07
SHOT in THE TEMPLE

Prentice, Wis, Aug. 1.-Anton Lin
den, proprietor of the 500 house, shot
himself in the temple, dying instantly
Dependency, caused by drinking,
prompted the act.
The pioneer express., 1903-08-07
OLD CHIEF is DEAD.
He Always Advised Friendship With
the Whites, ".I

Sioux Falls, S. D., July 30.-Informa-
tion has been received here of the
death at his home near the Ponca sub
agency, on the Rosebud reservation,
of a venerable Indian named Milk,
who was one of the most prominent
chiefs of the Brule Sioux tribe. Chief
Milk was always strong friend of the
government, and during the struggles
between the whites and Indians for
possession of the frontier always ad-
vised harmony between his people and
the whites.
The pioneer express., 1903-08-07
cIRcLED THE GLOBE.
Federal Officers Return From Africa
With Prisoner

With a Prisoner.
Seattle, Wash, Aug. 1.-After cir
cling the globe to deliver an accused
man to the Authorities in Manila, and
capture another in South Africa to be
taken to Nome, two federal officers ar
rived last night in Seattle with the
latter prisoner, James c. Beasley. The
men who made the journey are
Charles E. Heron of Seattle, a spe-
cial agent of the department of JUS
tice, and Deputy United States Mar
shall D. P. Dwyer of Alaska. Beasley
is charged with forgery.
The pioneer express., 1903-08-07
4 Ames Charges strieke:n,

5 Minneapolis, July 3I-J,ldge simp.
son has ordered the three remaining
indictments against Frederick w.
Ames stricken from the criminal Gals
endars One Of the indi ictments charged
extortion ana the other two eonspir.
acys q. 3s !. .s
The pioneer express., 1903-08-07
Disappointed sln ove.

4, pisapPointedsl In. Love. .'s5 s sB3
Mobile, Ala, Aug. l. Edmund M.
/ Sykes, q bookkeeper and well connect-
aed. committed suicide by shooting
I himself through the heart Desponds
2sency over a love affair Is trumored as
40 csEse u the deed. IN sFEss s N
The pioneer express., 1903-08-07
BRIDE OF A WEEK KILLED.

THROWN From Buggy-Husband VIII
Probably Die.
Iowa City, Iowa, July 81. = Mrs.
Moses Pearlstein of West Branch was
killed in runaway ten miles east of
here. She raised her parasol and
scared her horse, which ran into a
barbed wire fence and threw her
against tree, tearing her breast
frightfully. She died in an hour. Mr..
Pearlstein was made unconscious and
will probably not recover. The ami.
mails chest was pierced by three.
foot board and the horse died.
The pioneer express., 1903-08-07
KILLS PRAIRIE CHICKENS.

0HeHuer Is Frompt1y Hrrested ana
Fined for His Fun.
Sioux Falls, S. D., July 31.-The
first arrest in the state this year for
killing prairie chickens out of season
was made by Game Warden Cloud of
Charles Mix county. The prisoner was
fined $40 and costs. Prairie chickens
are unusually numerous this year in
Ill portions of South Dakota, and
game wardens, their assistants and
members of gun clubs are keeping
close watch for those who attempt to
violate the law by shooting out of sea-
son.
The pioneer express., 1903-08-07
Drowned In Cannon River,

DroWned IN Cannon River.
Northfield, Mimi, July 3d. Charles
,Wissler was drowned in Cannon river
here last night. He. was twenty-three,
years old and employed by E. L. Re
vier Of this place. q
The pioneer express., 1903-08-07
liiaeixa counsel 'pE,I,dj, pE,esd.

81 Butte. Mont July 81 wv. Cotter,
leading counsel FOR the Heinze mining
interests, died Of paralysis yesterday.
Mr. .Cotter came from Des Molngs,
low 2a,5s Ss3s..
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TOLD IN, "A LINE

Naples-Kng Edward has arrived here.
Portland. Oregon-Young Corbett failed to stop
George Mensic of Chicago in four rounds last
night. ~ 49,.
Toledo Ohio--NIrs. Sully Fay, one of the best
known woman s,rffragists Of the country, died
from heart disease. =. - r.
Havana--General MAKING Gomez. the old revo-
utionary leader. will leave here Saturday for ST.
Louis, to be present at the exposition Inaugural
tiun ..-.
r winnipes-Harold V Poore. general organizer
way Employees, died yesterday in the general
hospital. = ....'i g.
. Fairbury. Neb.--A quarter Of the best bust
he dss is 0n at to
600, fairly we'll insured. -. - ..
Portland. oregonEIhe transe s passen.
Pacific coast ticket that is designed to reduce the
scalping Of such tickets to minimum.
Detroit-The manufacturing department of H.
scherer & Co.'S carriage works at jefferson ave:
lirc early to-day to the extent Of $1Go.0oo.
New York-.colonel Joseph Hickey. said to be
the OF died
heart disease. He was formerly resident of st.
louis -. r - 81 -55 q. I'd. :.
washington-The navy department has issued
miril Sampson at PALMYRA, n. y, be marked
with one of the fve-inch guns of the Spanish
warship Oquendo. I---.s =. .s.r.= .s..-s,s.. T.
New sYork-The eo,nInission appointed by the
appellate division of the supreme court to report
whether the tunnel railroad, planned. by. the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad. to cross Manhattan island
should be constructed, filed its report fayoring
the bore. sSa
Tucson, Arizona--News has Just reached here
of the wreck Of a switch engine the Sorona
| railroad near Carlo. Mexico. Tuesday night, re-
| sulting in the death of the engineer and fire.
man and the subsequent ditching OF an Inter-
| ma tional passenger train.t. .7
jacksonville, Ky.-Aaron Bark. farmer who
died suddenly at his home in ALuhlenburg county.
abpnt twelve miles west of this place yesterday,
was discovered to be woman, whose name is
| Mrs Fred Green. She came to aIuhlenburg
county about thirteen years ago with a small
Child. l ~ - .sseS,,
| Indianapolis Cantrell. .'the King of the
| ghoulsn was found guilty upon two counts by a
iury In the criminal court. The first count was
Tor robbing the grave of Crosse Niedlfnger and
! The second was for conspiracy with DR.. Joseph
/ tlexander, denlonstrafor of anatomy at the Cen
trail college for ysicians and surgeons to rob
sIier grave. The punishment on the first count is
j3imprisonmer1t OF from three to ten years and
he second imprisonlnen t rom two TO fourteen
Esyears. Is AZ 81
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TO STUDY LEPROsY
Army Surgeon Finds a subjec
Among Enlisted Men.

Washington. April '24.-The case of the
soldier-leper recently referred to in these
dispatches. is the first ever, known in the
army. When the disease: first developed
the man could have been discharged for
disability. but it was decided to keep
him in the service in order to give the
surgeons. an opportunity to study the dis
ease. "A special house was built for him
near Fort Screven, Georgia, and he has
been living there nearly three months An
army surgeon has been detailed to at
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a view of ascertaining if it: can be cured.
No reports have been received from the
surgeon.
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ANOTHER FLYING MACHINE.

!. Washington, April 24.--The feature of yester-
days session of the National Academy of Sci
erces an informal lecture by Professor Alex
mcnts OH which he has been conducting for some
time. and display for the first time of the new
kite dying machine he has constructed. Pro-
fessor Bell has built kite, the frame Of which
would present triangle, no matter from wha t
side viewed. This form he had found avoided the
defects named and he was surprised at the facil-
ity with which such a kite could be managed.
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ColOred Shirts

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All you need to ask is: Are the new
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including pair Of link cuffs to
match. -. ~ $50 ~ r.:
In soft Golf Shirts we have the
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patterns, with plain or plated
fronts, pair Of cuffs with each, 81.
Same way with Suspenders that
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:. FUNSTON DEMANDS COURT.

Washington, April 24.-Brigadier General
Frederick Funston has asked for a court Of In
curry to determine whether he guilty Of cru
city toward the Fiiipinos when in command of a
brig ade in tie archipelago. 1t ,is probable that
the request VIII lie granted by Secretary Root,
who has the charges under investigation.
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ORIGINAL D. "A. r. IS DEAD.

-Pawtucket. r. L., April A.--Mrs. Hannah
Southwick, IS years old, an original Daughte;
of the Revolution, Is dead here as result of
shock. She was born in Cumberland in 1915,
and her a Their, John HaZelton, crossed the Della
ware with Washington and was the first man in
the party to land.
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s sGp or The MIGHTY-G. Parker
DONOVAN PASHA-tiilbert3Pa Parker. 8
THE RIGHT OF WAY-Gilbert Parker.
MASTER CHRISTIAN--Hall Game. -
JANICE MEREDITH--Paul L. Ford. =,
CECILIA--Mario Crawford. ~
LOOM OF LIFE-Charles f. Goss. :,
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Beauty
Blighted
Women

Lay aside, your frosty mantle Of old age
and enjoy youth again, for the springtime
!. of life has returned, and the lovely tints
of beauty may bloom forever upon your
faces.
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assessed at SIS 900, to his widow and his eight
children. ss88s5-si
The Coconino sun., 1903-10-10
Dieting Invites Disease.

To cure dyspepsia or indigestion it is no longer necessary to live on milk and toast. Starvation produces such weakness that the whole system be- comes an easy prey to disease. Ko- dol Dyspepsia Cure enable the stom- ach and digestive organs to digest and assimilate all of the wholesome food that one cares to eat, and is never failing cure for indigestion, dyspepsia and all stomach troubles. Kodol di- gests what you eat-makes the stomach sweet. Sold by D. J. Brannen.
The Coconino sun., 1903-10-10

The Arizona Copper company last week distributed $l1,0O0 among the Clifton flood sufferers. The Era says the majority of those who lost by the flood in Chase creek last June seem we'll pleased with the settlement. The Detroit company has also promised to contribute.