The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-11-25
Domestic.

Henry Walton, aged 90, life sena.
tor of France and known as the
father of the French constitution, {"
is dead.
A 100000 hotel for working girls
and working women will be built in
New York. Philanthropy and business
will combine in the hotel.
Stricken with smallpox, Mrs. w. c
Waterbury, Michigan Christian Sci.
enlist, and her son, are confined in the
isolation hospital in Chicago.
Magistrate Crane of New York ad.
ministered a raking lecture in police
court to E. R. Thomas, the millionaire
sportsman charged with auto speed
ing.
= Three million dollars will be expend.
ed by the Hartman lines in Oregon
during 1905 on improvements and gen.
eral work on the maintenance of way
and structures.
Consulting Engineer George w.
Jackson has submitted to the Chicago
council committee on local transporta.
ton plans for an underground loop
system for Chicago.
The sum of SOL ,S5OS1, the last in
stallment on the federal loan of 81,
100000 made to the worlds fair several
months ago, has been paid into the
United States subtreasury.
A farewell reception to Commander
Booth-Tucker Of the Salvation Army
was rendered in New York at the
Grand Central palace by the officer,
and privates of the Army.
Jacob Daniel Hutson. aged 6s. fol
twenty years foreman of the Baltimore
6; Ohio railway shops of Newark,
Ohio, dropped dead in St. Thomas
Catholic church at GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Emperor William intends, according.
to dispatch from Berlin, to give many
of the valuable objects now on exhibit
ton in the German buildings at the
worlds fair to the American nation. !
A. W. Rich of Milwaukee has JUS,
consummated the purchase. Of. 74O
acres of land in Wood county. Wis,
and will at once provide ;4O.:acre farms
for ten families of Jewish immigrants.
Ed Belmont, a man Of sporting pro-
clivities,: whose sudden death at Da-
venport, iowa, resulted in a search for
his relatives, proves to have been Ed
Prentice. of Broadhead, Wis, fugi.
tive from justice. b:
Rev. George Cook, a Methodist
clergyman of Millybury, Me- has pre-
ferred charges Of heresy against Bor-
den P. Browne, professor of philosophy
at Boston university, and against Prof.
Mitchell of the Boston university
school of theology. a
New York society, was shocked at
the horse show when It, was learned
that the distinguished occupants of
three. boxes, about. whose identity
there was a fascinating air of mystery.
were none other than well known Fifth
avenue milliners and gown designers.
/, Alexander Sutherland, aged "a, one
of the few survivors, Of the. famous
I Ralaklava "six Hundred" is dead at
his home in Denver, COL, where he
has resided for forty years. He sound.
sed the bugle cali for the memorable
charge immortalized in verse by Ten.
nyson. b.
Senator Redfield Proctor Of Vermont
has announced that he will give $10,.
900 in cash and the house in Rutland
in which he was born. valued at $lO,:
900, for the establishment Of a home
for INDECENT and worthy school teach.
ers who have passed the age Of use.
fulness. It Is probable that this sum
will be combined with a fund OF $780,,
900 which was left by Lucy Ruggles o.
Bennington IN the care Of Or. Charles
n. Darling. assistant secretary Of thu
navy. for the same purpose, ana thu,
an additional amount win be approprt
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