The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-11-02
General.

Women of Iowa are engaged in a
canvass of the state in the hope Of
inducing the legislature to put the mat
ter of equal suffrage before the voters
at the polls.
The Struggled jewels of Mrs. Cas-
sic L. Chadwick, which the govern.
ment seized, were sold at auction in
the United States marshal's office in
Cleveland. They brought $2,154.
Rev. DR.. D. M. Gilbert, pastor OF
Zion Lutheran church, Harrisburg, Pa,
and one Of the, foremost Lutheran
clergymen in the country, died sudden.
ly of angina pectoris.
Justice Greenbaum of the Illinois
supreme court has directed a verdict
for SIS, 767 against Joseph Letter in
favor of William E. Zeeler, on account
of Letters attempt to corner wheat in
1898.
Isaac Taylor, the Indian fighter;
| scout, stage coach driver and one of
the first men to make the trip overland
from Kansas to the Pacific coast, died
at his home in Kansas City, aged "a
years.
Revised figures on the attendance
at the Lewis and Clark exposition
show that a total of 2,551,7 80 persons
passed into the grounds during the ex-
position period. Of these, 1,58O,617
were paid and 971, 163 we're free.
One hundred and five students of the
high school at York, Pa. went on
strike. The boys refused to obey the
order not to wear colors. They are
satisfied to do away with class fights,
but refused to lay off their colors.
1t developed that the mysterious
package addressed to John D. Rookie
Teller and left at the express Office at
Vinton, Iowa, two weeks ago, contain.
ed a remedy for dyspepsia, and was
left there by a driver of a Standard Oil
company wagon who had faith in the
cure and wanted Rockefeller to try it,
Charges of conspiracy among army
officers made by Oberlin M. Carter,
who was convicted Of embezzling 49,
900, 900 from the government, enliven-
ed the proceedings before Special Elk
aminer Wyman in Chicago. II was
condemned and sentenced to prison on
secret testimony at a hearing where
neither myself nor my attorney was
allowed to- be present" said Carter.
Seven hundred employees of the wy
andotte yard of the Detroit Shipbuild"
ing company went on strike at Detroit,
| complaining that they have to work
twenty minutes longer per week than
they should, and also that the time
| clock system in force at the yard is
unsatisfactory. Riveters, helpers,
punchers and laborers are involved.
Only a part of the men belong to
unions.
While waiting for a train at the
union station in Chicago to carry him
to his home in Glenview, Andrew L.
Gyllenhaal, editor of a Swedish news
paper, was stricken with heart failure
and dropped dead. He was born in
Sweden and was educated at Upsala
university. In 1866 he emigrated to
America. One of his N is a profes.
sor in the Swedenborgian college in
Philadelphia.
The parents Of Sam Schubert, the
theatrical manager who was mortally
injured in the wreck of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad Chicago express last
May, brought suit in the United States
circuit court in New York for $4,000
against the railroad company, alleging
that negligence caused their sons
death. This suit is one of several 9th.
ers aggregating 100000 and growing
out of the same wreck.
Gov. George H. Utter and all the
other present state officers were re
nominated by reclamation at the Re.
publican state convention at Provi.
dence, R. I. The platform paid high
tribute to President Roosevelt and
reaffirmed the principles of protection
In the presence of great grandchil
dren of each of the contracting par
ties, Henry Heiman, a wealthy farmer
"a years old, and Katherine Jaekles, 9
widow 81 years old, We're married al
Appleton, Wis. A son of the groom is
the husband of the daughter Of the
bride. Henry Heiman's former wife
] has been dead six months.