The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-24
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No trace OF William Rudolph, the 1
Union bank robber and alleged MUIR
derer Of Pinkerton Detective Schu-
macher, who escaped from tho city
jail at st. Louis, has been found.
Constable H. F. Bierer was killed at
Greensburg. Pa, by bullet from re.
yolver, said to have been fired by
Charles Kruger, whom Bierer was try.
ing to arrest for an assault upon an
Italian miner.
A. NJ, Ross, manager of the Empire
Trust and Securities company, was
committed at Newark, N. j., in de.
fault of $4,000. The company Of which
he was manager is alleged to be
"get rich quick" concern.
Italian laborers employed at the
Wabash tunnel workings at Green
Tree, Pa, engaged in riot and num-
Der were seriously injured. Five of
the participants are now in Pittsburg
hospitals and two will die.
Pulaski Lods, master mechanic of
the Louisville e Nashville railroad,
died from bullet wound inflicted in
his office at Louisville by George War
ner, a discharged employee. Warner
shot himself, but will probably re-
cover.
Made insane by long illness, James
w. Brady, wealthy real estate OPP
orator of New York, threw himself
out of a second-story window. He was
taken to hospital, where it was
found that he had sustained fatal in
| juries.
Senator Stewart of Nevada, who is
practically permanent resident Of
Washington, having large dairy farm
across the line in Virginia, had his
pocket picked. He was robbed of $50,
several bank notices for notes due and
several railroad passes.
General.
Shamrock III. startled every one by
swift burst of speed in light winds.
Africander won the Realization
stakes and made new record for the
distance.
Suit has been begun in New Jersey
to secure facts about asphalt trust or.
ganization.
w. j. Bryan formally opened his
new home at Fairview, near Lincoln,
Neb., with 500 in attendance.
| Charles Hathaway, widely known as
builder of street railways, is dead at
Cleveland, aged eighty-four.
President O'Connell of the Catholic
university says that Germans will IA
vor the institution henceforth.
President Roosevelt sent the first
| message over the new Pacific cable to
Manila and received a reply from Gov.
| Taft.
F. A. Gault. president of the Dorin-
ion Cotton company in Montreal. and
the so-called cotton king of Canada, is
dead.
| The heaviest rains that have visited
| the Trinity and Red river valleys in
years prevail. Much damage will en-.
sue.
Miss Schlicimier, author of a book
on Christian Science and resident of
Chicago, died Of peritonilis at the city
hospital.
American orders for 100000 tons of
steel rails. ingots and billets have been
placed in Westphalian Germany es.
Establishments.
The steamer Dolphin brought $685..
600 of Klondike gold the largest ship,
ment by any vessel during the season,
to Seattle recently.
Mrs Carina Jordan. playwright of
some note and formerly an actress, is
dead at her home in Mount Vernon
from heart disease.
The session Of the American Rail.
way Master Car Builders has adjourn.
ed at Saratoga after electing A. W.
Brezier Of New York president.
The United States Steel corporation
has declared the regular quarterly div
idend of per cent on the common
and LIZ per cent on preferred stock.
4. Augustus E. P. Painter, aged sixty
years, one of the most prominent iron
manufacturers and fnanciers of Pitts
burg, died at his home at Allegheny Of
diabetes.
The raising Of muskrats and bull.
frogs on wholesale plan is a new in
dustry that will be started by A. T.
Carr, a farmer of Hamilton county,
Indiana.
Importations of precious stones to
the port of New York for the fiscal
year just ended were the heaviest on
record. having reached a total of more
than $27 100000.
The trustees of the will of Cecil
Rhodes have decided to hold the first
election of scholars under the provi.
sions of the will between February
and May, 1904.
In English, Ind. a fashionable club
OF young men known as 'The Cell
bates" has been organized. The
4 members pledge themselves not to
marry any woman lacking those quail.
ties which the celibates' mothers pos.