The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-05-25
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Archbishop Glennon addressed the
Catholic knights of America at St
Louis.
The International Anthracite Mer-
chants association was organized by
retailers in New York.
The annual convention of the SOW
ereign camp, Woodmen of the World.
began at Chattanooga, Ten.
Wallace H. Hills, chief clerk of the
treasury department., was found dead
in his hotel at Carizozo, N. M.
The board of directors of the New
York Players club has elected John
Drew president, to succeed the late
Joseph Jefferson.
The Height & Freese company OF
Boston, stock brokers, went into the
hands of receivers and all of their
Offices in the state are closed.
Nearly five hundred delegates are
attending the t%wenty-ifth convention
of the American Waterworks associa-
ton at French Lick Springs, Ind.
The building of "Fraternal City,
a sanitarium for consumptives in New
Mexico covering 10000 acres of land,
was celebrated at a banquet in St.
Louis.
The Illinois house passed the bill
placing automobiles under state regis
tration and setting the speed limit at
twenty miles an hour on country
roads.
James NJ. Sprague was appointed re
ceiver for the contracting firm Of w.
H. Ellis & Co.. of Cincinnati on appli-
cation of Harry E. Kennedy, the silent
partner in the business.
George H. Broderick, hasso of the
Chinese Honeymoon Co., is dead of
pneumonia at Aurora, III. He was
well known throughout the country in
theatrical and musical circles.
The Fitzhugh Lee Monument asso-
citation has been organized at Rich
mond. Va. It's object is to erect a
monument of Mr.. Lee in Richmond.
Mrs. N. V. Randolph was elected
president.
Private speculation by officers and
members is responsible for the great
majority Of bank failures, according
to Controller of the Currency William
Earrer Ridgeley, who addressed the
National Bank Cashiers association
of Massachusetts at a dinner in Bos-
ton. The tendency toward specula-
ton, resulting frequently in defalca-
tons, he said, had become much more
common during the last eight or ten
years.
F. A. Wing, United States assayel
at Seattle states from information he
has received from Alaska and the
Northwest Territory this season that
the output in gold from the Northern
country this year will total $22, OOO, 900,
if not more. From the Klondike
from $10,000,0 900 to 2,0OO, 900, the
balance coming from the camps on
the American side.
Articles of incorporation of the Ben
ef1cial Life Insurance company, or
ganiZed by and under the direction of
the leaders of the Mormon church,
were filed at Salt Lake. Joseph F.
Smith is president, Gov. John G. Cut
Ter is first vice president, and the 9th.
er officers are prominent in the
church. The company, which will do an
"old line" business, has a capital
stock of 100000. all paid in.
Reports from all sections of Califor
MIA tell Of splendid crop conditions
The grain yield will be large, and
from present indications the fruit sea.
son will show an improvement over
last year.
Edorado Rubini Swinf1n Jervis, bet
ter known as Colorado Rubini once a
distinguished vocal music teacher, is
dead in New York at the age Of GO
years. The British royal %princesses
were his pupils in singing for several
years. Among his pupils were Vol
PM, Scalisi, Paulina Lucca, Marihon
Cotogni, Joseph Mass and Campanni
He was born at Rome.