The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-06-12
Resume 81 the news.

Ex-senator Hechelin, who is now re.
siding at Stockholm, has been served
with an order from General Count Bob.
rikoff, governor of Finland, forbidding
him to return to Finland.
Hon. Mrs. George Keppel discovered
two burglars in her apartments in Lon
6on, just ready to leave with g., 900
worth of jewelry. and succeeded in de-
tanning them until the arrival of the
police.
1t is rumored that the Standard Oil
company has gradually bought the con.
trolling interest in the Russian petro.
leum and liquid fuel company with tie
view of getting a footing in the Baku
oil district.
NJ. Fourier, the correspondent at
Paris, of the London Pail Mall Gazette,
has received a windfall of s1,500,00O.
bequeathed to him by an acquaintance
of the name of Barker, an Australian.
who has just died.
Heine, the cartoonist, will be prose-
cuted as the chief author of a printed
picture representing Chancellor Won
Buelow instructing Baron Speck Won
Sternburg in the act of servile adula-
tor of the Stars and Stripes.
Sin and Sinners.
c. j. st. John, president of the Colo
RADIO Springs city council, is accused of
taking $500 for his vote on franchise.
1. Simms, arrested for the murder of
Joseph Dabney, colored, actually died
Of fear at the county Jail hospital, Chi
cago.
Joseph Killoran, the noted burglar
and bank sharp, has been taken to
Springfield, Ill.,, to stand trial for post
office robbery.
III New York for receiving $30,500
from Get Rich" Miller, knowing it to
have been fraudulently obtained.
Thomas H. Dickinson, travelling pas
senger agent for the Santa Fe road,
committed suicide at his home in Los
Angeles by shooting himself through
the head.
Charles Grannis shot Mrs. Della
May Ryhal at Cascade Park, Newcas-
tie, Pa, and then shot himself.
Neither can live. Unrequited affec-
tor is the alleged cause.
Amos Leedy, aged sixty years, post.
master at Leedy, Okla, pleaded guilty
to OBTAINING valuable letters in land
contest cases and on account of his
age was let off with fine.
Fred Lefty, laborer, and his wife
were found in their home at lndepend-
e1ce, Mo-, with their threats cut. The
woman was dead and Lefty was dying.
A bloody razor lay on the floor
An unknown man sitting in an open
car crossing Brooklyn bridge, New
York, suddenly alighted when the car
was in the middle of the center span,
jumped into the river and was
drowned.
IE family quarrel at Marion, Ind,
L. D. Baldwin. president of the Bald
win Gas and Oil company, stabbed his
stepson, his stepdaughter and his wife.
He then fed from the house and dis
appeared.
C. A. Belch, son of A. ]. Belch of
Winnipeg, Man, and member of the
Canadian contingent In the South AZ
rican campaign, has been drowned in
creek in Log Island City. 1t is con-
sidered case of suicide.
An old feud. arising from the elope-
ment of man named Stewart with q
Miss Coughlen, eliminated in street
due! at Meridian, Kan. in which two
OF the Coughlens were killed. a third
badly cut, and three Of the Stewards
seriously injured.
Aid. Donohue of Wilkesbarre,
famous for thrashing wife-beaters
brought before him, was arrested for
assaulting his own wife, carried dis
gracefully to the station with fewer
clothes than modesty requires. and
later held under $500 bonds to appear
tefore the grand jury.
General.
Thomas F. Dewar. the noted whisky
gauger, was found dead in his bed at
Cincinnati from asthma.
1t is probable that the crown prince