The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-08-19
General,


General,
Cardinal Satolli and his party sailed
on the steamer Sardegna for Europe
The fiftieth annual convention of the
International Typographical union has
opened in st. Louis.
John Shaw, for thirty years prom
inent commission man on the Chicago
board of trade, is dead of apoplexy.
Col. Daniel S. Lamont declares he
is not candidate for nomination for
governor Of New York on the Demo.
cratic ticket.
Surgeons have taken 200 scraps OF
tin from the body of victim of mill
explosion in Pittsburg and the man
may recover.
The United States transport Buford
has arrived at Seattle from Nome and
Skagway, Alaska, with seven compa.
MES of infantry aboard.
Herbert Newman of New York, hei1
to about $250,O00, says he is going to
keep on the white coat and apron of a
bartender, and mix cocktails.
The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
railroad is behind scheme to build
a north and south line of railroad
through the wheat belt of Kansas.
Trouble has overtaken the $4,000, 900
button trust which began business two
years ago. A deputy sheriff took
charge of it's New York headquarters.
Reginald c. Vanderbilt is angry be-
cause he was summoned to the police
court at Newport, R. l., and fined SIS
and costs for overspeeding his auto
mobile.
George Cordner Of Carbonate, Pa.
who advertised some weeks ago for a
wife and got more than 200 offers, Sc.
lected Miss Fife Adams and they were
married.
Two hundred coopers employed at
the ST. Joseph, Mo-, packing houses
returned to work upon the understand.
ing that the union should not be rec.
ogniZed.
Judge ]. G. o. Humphrey, in the fed
eral court at Springfield, ILL.,, has dis.
solved the injunction granted June 80.
restraining the operation of the anti
convict labor law.
Mrs. Carl Ziebold of Peoria, ILL.,, out
witted local constable. BY swallow
ing a writ of replevin served on her she
prevented the official from making a
proper return to court.
T. v. Powderly of Washington is in
Buffalo to reorganize the Knights of
Labor, $4,000 of whom are still organ
lied in various states. Powderly was
commissioner of immigration during
McKinleys administration.
A woman who says she is 1O1 years
old applied for lodging at the West.
Chicago avenue police station recent
ly. She gave her name as Christina
Brunke, and said she was still able to
work.
At the meeting of the anthracite
board of Cancellation at Wilkesbarre,
Pa, the operators asked that the en-
tire controversy be submitted to Judge
George Gray. The miners asked for
time to consider the proposition.
Stricken with fatal illness while put
ting the last touches to her trousseau,
Miss Sarah Bennett Of New York was
carried to the grave in the gown in
which she was to have been married
to Gustave Richardson Of New York.
At meeting of the local street car
mems union at Bloomington, ILL.,, It
was decided to call OF the strike on
all the lines of the Bloomington &
Normal Railway Electric and Heating
compsny, which has been in effect
since Jan. /. u
Mrs. Mary Murphy died ct her home
lin Kerr town ! suburb Of. Meadyille,
Pa, aged nearly 1874 years. Mrs. Muir
ply vas born In Dublin, Ireland, on
Christmas day. ITO, and came to
America IN 1870. Mrs. Murphy ID sur.
jvived By her second husband.
r Dr. George r. shrady Of New York
has resigned the editorship ~ the
Medical Record, which hs haS held
since the Journal was founded thirty
eight years ago. He, gives hin u ID
syanced years u M reason Tor retir-
Ling. DR.. Thomas j. Stedman hss tai.
~ the position 81 editor.