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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-23

The sale of school lands in Cavalier
county which was set aside by the board
last fall was held at Langdon last week
and brought an average of 81 per acre
above the prices received before. Every
one of the 25S descriptions was sold and
only six went at appraised value. The
highest price paid was s21 per acre.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-23

On Thursday night Of last week, an
Emerson lady lost an undressed NIT,
with fur top, between the ferry landing
and the livery barn, in Pembina. Find
er will please leave same at this office.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-23
Blind ASYLUM.

G. H. Garnett, St. Thomas; ]. B. Rob-
nson, Bathgate; o. o. Rud, Hillsboro,
and Martin Iverscn, Kathryn, members
ofjthe board Of trustees Of the blind
asylum at Bathgate, were in the city last
night. They go to Bathgate this morn
ing, where the plans will be formally
adopted, and bids invited for the con-
struction, to be opened April, 18th. The
plans for the new building were made
by Joseph Bell DeRemer. The main
building will be three stories high, with
high basement, 40 by So feet IN size.
Two wings, set in cross shape, will be 40
by SO feet, with high basement and two
stories high, giving the entire build ing
a frontage OF $50 feet, and a depth of
81 feet in the main portion. The legis-
lature appropriated $4,000 for the new
building, which will be erected this year.
The legislature at its next session will be
called upon to provide for the mainten-
ance Of the institution.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-23

Charles Dure formerly of this city, has
resigned his positisn as cashier of the
First National B INK of Hallock aud
accepted position with the C. !. McCol.
lom Lumber Company of Winnipeg.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-23

Fred Kraouse was arrested at Winni.
peg this week and brought to Penn biua,
he waving extradition. on charge of
grand larceny. Kraouse was working
near Cavalier last tall for Mr.. RUBY and
tits said got away with watch, gun and
and some jewelry.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-23

Eph Arnold sold half section of land
in Glow township last week to John
Levin of Monticello, Ill. for $3.50 per
acre. Mr. Arnold expects to move, to
the Canadian north vest,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-23

Mrs. Jane NJ. Murray died at Klldonan
Man. aged So years. Mrs. Murray was
the mother of Mrs. Chas. Cavileer of
this city who was present at the time of
death.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-23

Emerson is making arrangements to
build new school building as soon as
the frost is out OF the ground to replace
the one that burned this winter.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-23

The Lincoln Quartette had rather a
small but appreciative audience at the
City Hall on Monday night. The troupe
show the benefit Of constant practice and
have improved considerably since their
former engagement here. There are
few travelling shows that give the
satisfaction to their audiences as they do.
They are good singers in both quartette
and solo work and they are also good
actors and have several unique special
ties that are pleasing to their patrons.
They sang in the M. E. chnrch on Sun
day evening, as a quartette and with the
choir in the congregational singing.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-23

Since yesterday afternoon the preliml.
nary hearings have been in progress in
half dozen of arrests on the charge OF
blind plugging. The complaining witness
being Jas. Carson and the parties called
upon to answer to the allegations made
are Charlie Wood. doc" Schoolcraft,
Jos. Lajimodlere, Billy Charetie, John
Fitzpatrick, and his son William Kilpat.
rick. The clean up was quietly and eff.
fectively accomplished by Sheriff Reid
and his deputies with a result that the
county Jail has fifteen occupants at pre-.
sent against the lonesome nine spots of
week ago.-Langdon Democat.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-23

"A. L. Gillispie, manager of the Reid
farm east of St. Vincent is back from a
visit to the head office of the Reid inter-
ests in Toronto, and has issued posters
offering the farm for sale in tracts to suit
purchaser. 1t is the intention to close
Out everything this spring.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-23

A meeting of the county democratic
committee which was called at Waller
this week WAS poorly attended owing to
bad weather and the meeting was adjourn
led to be held at Pembina on April 9th.
Messers Winlaw and Myrick were in
attendance from here.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
TRIAL OF NAVAL CoALING DEVICE.
No Statement Issued by Board, but Test Not
Entirely Satisfactory.
rEv Telegram 70 The Tribune.

Hampton Roads. Va Dec. 19-After wait
at anchor in Lynn Haven Bay of twentyfour
hours for suitable weather. preliminary trial
of the British marine trolley system for cOang
ships sea. officially known the Mackrow-
Cameron express transporter" made to-
day at a point about five miles northeast Of
Cape Henry There a fresh breeze from
the northeast and moderate sea.
The apparatus on board the collier Abarenda
in operation for about fifteen minutes, and
in that time delivered about seven tons of coal
in 300 pound bags the forecastle deck of the
Iowa. Several bags were lost overheard in
transit by the pitching of the ship.
Many delays were caused by the derange-
ment of the machinery and the breaking of a
'shunt bar" 1t evident, however, that in
smooth water the delivery would be more salts
factory. Whether the device will deliver sixty
tons an hour required, for period of eight
hours and with the collier rolling not less than
II degrees. remains to be seen.
The members of the trial board would not dis
for publication the result of the trial. but
w. p. ClasOn agent for the Thames Iron Works
who built the transporter, said late tonight
that there would be more trials, as the ma
chine did not come up to their expectations. 1t
was, in fact, considered too dangerous to use in
a head sea
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
NINE. GOULD WINS SUITS.
Thirteen Out of Fifteen Cases of Creditors
Dismissed by Court.

Paris. Dec. 19.-Mme Gould, the former
Countess Boni de Castellane. has been victorious
in suits brought by creditors and money lenders
against her with the object of making her
Jointly responsible with the count. Thirteen Of
fifteen cases were dismissed to-day by the court
with costs against the plaintiffs. In the cases
OF two art dealers the court expressed the opin-
ion that Nine. Gould should be held responsible
the objects purchased for the most part are
still in her possession. There are still three
cases to be passed on, which will be decided by
the court on December 26.
In dismissng the thirteen suits the court held
that the plaintiffs had failed to prove that the
debts were contracted for the common benefit of
the count and countess. The latter, the court
held. had more than fulfilled the obligations un-
der her marriage contract. During her welded
life she had retained nothing for herself, her
entire revenue being collected by her husband
and employed according to his own admission,
either for the household expenses or for the pay
ment of his personal debts.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
FRANCE AND CHURCH
Christmas Masses GiCen Up-A
Riot at Nantes.

Paris. Dec. 19.-Cardinal Richard has issued
instructions suppressing the usual Christmas
masses
The semi-oficial Temps" to-day says that all
signs indicate that it is the Pope's intention %
reject the new legislation adding:
But the government has now nothing to fear.
The calm with which the Separation law is being
applied demonstrates that public opinion recog-
niZes that the government has done and is doing
everything humanity possible TO insure a continu-
alton Of public worship II, i'm new injunction.
she Pope rejects the governments offer. no
French Catholic Will fail 10 place the response
hility where il belongs.
Reports received by the Minister of the In
terror show that thirty-four ecclesiastical resi-
sences. occupied by archbishops or bishops. and
forty large and thirteen small seminaries have
thus far been evacuated under the provisions of
the Separation law.
Having established the attitude Of the parish
priests. the government has ordered the discon-
tinuance Of prosecutions for illegal services in
the churches. pending the passage Of the new
law
court martial at Lille to-day tried and de-
graded Captain Magniez for refusing 10 obey or
ders in the matter of taking inventory Of the
Cliapel Of st. John. Magniez. before the court,
said:
am a Christian. and prefer 10 be shot rather
than commit a sacrilege No one has the right
20 make me renounce the vows took at my
first Communion.
Rioting attended the evacuation to-day of
the episcopal palace and seminary at Nantes.
Crowds Of Catholics overcame the police, who
were compelled TO draw their revolvers. They
We're rescued by troops. Several women were
arrested for striking or biting soldiers
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
SUBJECTS At THE HAGUE.
Reported Opposition to 1merican
Suggestions.

Paris. Dec. 19-The tentative suggestions of
the United States as to the programme OF the
coming session Of the Hague Tribunal include
discussions Of the limitation of ornaments and
the Drago Doctrine. both Of which are said here
10 be encountering obstacles. Two Of the powers
are understood to be OF the belief that the intro
duction into the programme Of the question Of
disarmament would he untimely and only pro-
ductive Of discord. While Great Britain is dis
tnctly hostile 10 the Drago Doctrine, France has
not positively announced her attitude on the
question. in principle France is in complete
accord with President Roosevelt as to the advis-
ability Of the discussion Of the limitation of
ornaments provided there is prospect of
tangible results. She deems il wiser however
not TO introduce the subject if il is apparent in
advance that II Will be unfruitfu of results and
only hkely 10 be employed by one power 10
make capital against another
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
CAR SMASHES AUTO.
George Ide ThrOzcn from TOnneau
Not BadLU Hurt.

While crossing Sixth avenue at 54th street
last evening an automobile owned by George
Ide, a broker of No. POI West 55th street was
struck by a northbound car. Mr. Ide was
thrown to the street and the automobile was
damaged. The collision almost started a panic
among the passengers in the surface car, which
was crowded.
Apparently the chauffeur of the automobile
and the motorman of the car got mixed and both
started ahead at the same time. The car struck
the tonneau of the automobile, where Mr.. Ide
an IL" pillar. and the glass shield was broken
and other parts of the machine were damaged.
Mr. Ide was picked up and carried to a drug
store, where it found that he was suffer-
ing from cOntusions about the face and hands.
He refused TO make any complaint against the
motorman.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
ACCUSED OF TAKING WRONG RIG.
Englewood Men Handcuffed and Taken Back
to Haekensack.

Hackensack. Dec 10 (SpecaD.-William PrObst,
son of the late John ID. PrObst. sr.. and Coleman
Burdett. of Englewood, accused Of driving off
last night with a surrey belonging to William j..
Fink. local newsdealer and stationer. Police
man Baar saw the drive Off toward HobOken,
but thought they owned the rig.
When Fink came out of his store and missed his
rig he informed the police The chase started,
when HobOken trolley car came along with
Policeman Graber at the head OF the party. The
rig was overtaken at Fairview six miles away.
The policeman grabbed the horse. but the men
ordered him away. saying they owned the rig.
They We're handcufred together and brought back
to Hackensack on a trolley. Justice Heath fixed
the bail at 500 each ard they remained in the
Sheriffs office until John d. Probst, ir hurried
over from Englewood and furnished bail.
No one believes the accused men intended TO
steal the rig.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, Dec. 49, 1905
ARRIVED


s. tie dscSs 4sr T3sse % u er IL, Rs
seGrqge mails mdse Arrived at an6 a sS @
ar and IA MAntweR Red with mdse Argived
CO. Sa%eT sS mG. % fTaR dFnadsRh the cyd. S.
Steamer Furnessa cfsrp Pi1tiS a. 40 Gissao- M,
sesrase passengers dnd mdse Arrived the Bar at
snSapcr % obo nj KSeuns October Hong Kong TO-
sues e. Port sad = and %grs ccshT s :, and AePPy
1Teddel ] & & 60 with mdse Arrived at the Bar a m
yember II and BIenos eS Barber E g. With
steamer Amerka from Antwerp. Southeast Of Fire
steamer G.chtenfeld from Calcutta etc via Boston
East Of Fire Island at l0:46 m,
9 oT 10 H. Ia Sshh and & and - Porto Plata
IS SIS % o. with = passengers mails and mdse Arrived at
steamer Ashhed ,Br, smith Porrnan November 27 and
Gibraltar % with ore to Frank Samueis Peter
Steamer iceland CRr. Fr99mhead Antwerp December O.
efeamsr % FL Vale Patten Galveston AZ Dersmb nj ia ~
the Southern Pacific Co. with pdse. Passed IN Sandy
steamer JamsstoTn. Catharine Newport News and Nor
mdse Passed Sandy Hook 2:2s p
Steamer Ar nentan from Liverpool Southeast Of Fire
steamer Lampasas Johnstoue Galveston December Il
and Key West 10 TO the Mallory Steamship Go: with
Steamer Biuefelds Hastass Saitinors to H Fos
ter M escs " Neyas aGof N, s m Norfolk
the Old Domrion Steamship Co. with passengers and
steamer Armenian CBr). Starck Liverpool December z
o White Star Line with two cabin passengers and
mdse Arrived the Bar at o m.
Steamer Albert Ger. Petermanu Genoa Dscenl
Naples and Gibraltar 10. 20 Oeirichs Co with
PSI cabin s9i steeregs passengers mails and mdse
Arrived a at 7s2 m.
Sandy Hook. Dec 49, $50 m-wind northeast, mod
crate breeze cloudy.
SAILED
Steamers Berml dian r) BerTnuda wilhelmina- Tampa
Rh1infels Ger. Chinkang and Shanghai; Comus New
Orleans Baltic Tl. Liverpool via Queenstown; Rynda
tDutch) Rotterdam via Boulosne; samland Antwerp;
Diego Francisco Seattle and Tacoma; Colonel l.
Drake towing barge S o Co No 95. Sabine Pass
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
ANTI-CLERIC4LS 4CTIVE.
4nOthFr Demonstration IN Rome
Vatican's attitude.

Rome. Dec. 19-The representatives Of the
popular parties are holding meeting tonight
70 organize another great anti-clerical demon
stration. NJ Barrere. the French Ambassador to
Italy. continues TO receive thousands of cards
from all classes of the people with enthusiastic
expressions OF sympathy with France IN her
stand toward the Roman Catholic Church.
Many workmen who have no cards sign the
register at the embassy.
No steps have been taken by the Vatican 20
intrust TO any power the protection Of the
archives OF the Nunciature at Paris
The attitude OF the Vatican toward the French
governments bin amending the Separation law
of 1905 is defined by the Papal authorities as
being "distrustfuL" The Pope and the Paual
Secretary OF State, Cardinal Merry del Val are
IN complete agreement in regard TO the policy
which is being followed. and il is said that the
position Of the cardinal is stronger than ever.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20

11 NIE nee ~ $40 m-Arrived steamer Pre,or,,
N"i Dec 10. m--Arrived -
York -
- ~ m-Arrvel Stea,Ssr
c,Sded SehFot'er New York HamSurs ana erla ,
S4usD s,IiIS~AsEFived. steamer Sofa Hoh.pb.rr
and Fiume ~ A''A VIA Naples, Patras
Williams Nv AAGriivsd steamer Arvonian (Br)
NfoS'sI, bec 4t-Arrived steamer AuchenAa,. N,
YokoSOCui ui E, new York Via Vincent q, \ NS'''
DeS 4t-Arrtvad previously
D1l n.l Chueb New York Via sinSapor, sTa SSr Nina
Rio Grands DO Sui. Dec 17-Arr,v.s .ohO0,., ,,oo-
ci.,oa as C tputch), Brons. New York ~ '''
NN'oa, zee ARRIVED. steamer Flortds fr4aN ~.
~, cesca Now York vita Naples ''''NA 'A's'' FFah-
settles. Dec l7--Arrived st-ar.. a. -,
n iouberts New York via NaniSs ''"N'hn" FF''
uo't. Dec lS-Safed steamer C,met.n.e lYar,
,.lteta ttrom Para. New York ~ \A''''
Bt,'-Pt0h Dec ls-Sailed, Atr.t, ~
Gih-ai,aSS Darbaaos Colon. etc. and New Work '''
New York for Naples etc NAs0fi@ Vh1' Wards.
ecily. Dee I9-Paysed stss,,.-a -. -
Daldorn from New Work ' N0u'schlahu N3erl,
NerD W 1SSftlLed steamers Aras CBr> RYDER
NV t.o-k Tor ManchesteS. Sailed steamer Cs,s,cic
,,te,r1l ,'1e', " Ntw NosS Ia Queenstown
Dec " Arrived. steamer Crst," .Rr, L..r-
Asw York for Naples sad G.noa ~'sN' '0''' As1A'
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
REVIV4L OF TERRORISM.
Three Guards Killed, IL Wounded
an Poland-Bomb an Lod1

Bialystok, Dec ia large body OF terrorists
to-day demolished the railway track near here
and held up train on which political prisoners
were being conveyed TO Wilma They then at
lacked the guards, killing three Of .kem and
wounding dozen, and liberated the prisoners.
LODI Dec. 19-An attempt 10 assassinata the
CHIEF Of Police, NJ. Cheshanowski, was made
here to-day. but the Official escaped with a slight
injury The assassins threw a bomb under his
carriage. and fired on him with revolvers. The
ierrorists escaped. The coachman and three
Dragons who escorted the Chief Of Police were
probably fatally wounded by spIinters.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
Shirts

is made in letter signed by the president of the
company, John r. Hegeman and addressed to the
field force of agents maintained by the company.
The figures upon which the mortality tables
based consist of the records OF deaths at var-
GUS ages for the last few years, compared with
similar records far back 1890, and show such
a reduction in the number of deaths at many ages
that the reduction OF many premiums seems justif-
able to the company.
Another feature of the report to the agents is
the statement of the sums. paid out to holders of
participating Industrial policies, who says Mr.
Hegeman have received about S2O00,0OO in the last
year The report goes to say that this brings
up the total of the unprOmised dividends paid in the
last twelve years TO Sl0,0O0.000 These unpromised
dividends include dividends premiums and death
claims, and increased benefits on existing policies
The report dwells the increase of business over
9G saying that the total amount of insurance writ
ten has been exceeded in only two years, in spite
of the reduction of the field force by more than
three thousand men.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
H muSements.
MANHATTANIso.f,bEiESAI IIol morsE' Sc =,

sfASON Of GRAND A.
OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN. ............... Director
FRI. DEC. 21. S-Donizettrs LUCIA DI
LAMMERMOOR. Mines. Pinkert. Severna: NM
Boncl Mlnolh Mugnoz. Venturini TecchL Con-
SAT-. MAI. DEC. ae at 1:2O-Bizet.s CARMEN.
Mines. Bressler- GianOlt Gilbert, Trentini GIa-
COMA, NM DalmOres. Renaud. Gilbert Daddi.
Brag, Reschglian- Conductor. Campanini.
SAT. EVE, DEC. 22 ithird OF series OF
popular SATURDAY evening performances: 75c S3l
-Counods FAUST. Mines. Donalda. GlacOnia,
Leteune NM AltChevsky Ancona. Arimondf, FOs-
setta Conductor. Campanini.
sun. EVE. DEC. 23. at s:30-THIRD GRAND
SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT AT POPULAR
PRICES. Conductor. Campanarf
MON. DEC. "a at s-Donizettrs LUCIA DI
LAMMERhOOR. Miles Pinkert. Severina: NM
Bonci. MinoIh. MugnOz Venturin. TecchL Con
ductOr. Campanart
TUES, DEC. e5. at S-verdFs AIDA Mines
Russ Di CisnerOs; NM. Bassi, Ancona, Arimondi
TecchL Conductor, Campaninf.
WE'D. DEC. 26, at S-Bizet's CARMEN. Mines
Bresser- -GianOli, Donalda Trentini. Giaconia: NM
DalmOres. Renaud Gilbert. Daddi. Mugnoz.
Reschiglian. Conductor. Campanini
FRI, DEC. 90, at S-VerdFs TROVATORE Mines
Russ, Di CisnerOs, Zaccaria. NM. Dalmores Ancona
Nenturint Conductor. Campanari
SAI: MAT. DEC. 20. at 1:30-Verdrs RICO
comma; NM. Bonci. Renaud Armond Mugnoz
SAT-. NIGHT. DEC. 29-Opera to be announced
SEATS FOR ALL ABOVE NOW SELLING
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
MRS. NEIL REARRAIGNED.
Held in Tombs to Await Extradition Papers
from Connecticut.

Mrs. Catherine Neil who arrested
picion that she murdered her husband Joseph Neil,
at Greenwich, Conn, last Friday night, was re-
arraigned before Magistrate Breen in the Tombs
police court yesterday Detective Sergeant Butler
told the magistrate that the arrangements for Mrs
Neil's eXtradition had not been completed and at
his request she was sent back to the Tombs for
forty-eight hours.
She instructed her counsel to retain DR.. Albert w.
Weston, cOrOner's physician He talked with her
about the theory that Neil might have died from
poisoning and not from being stabbed through the
brain
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
l.. S. CHAMBERS SECRETARY.

Formal announcement made last night of the
appointment of w. B. Murphy, of Medina. pri-
vate secretary to Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler. Lieu
tenant Governor-elect. Mr.. Murphy, who IS chair
man of the Orleans County Democratic Commit
zee, was also private secretary to 'F1ngey' Con-
hers. or the Democratic State Committee and is a
newspaper man of considerable experience. The
new secretary will be associated with Mr.. Chaner
during the entire year instead Of only for the
Albany session, as is usual
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
NEW REPUBLICS BUREAU DIRECTOR.

Washington, Dec. l9.-The executive committee Of
the bureau of American Republics to-day elected
John Barrett. OF Oregon, at present American
Minister 10 Colombia. 10 be director OF the bureau
TO succeed William c. Fox. of New Jersey. who
has occupied the position for the last two years
was to-daS nominated To DE American Minister To
Ecuador Secretary Root made "a complimentary
speech upon IA" occasion OF Mr. FCX.s promotion
anc S.h"F N3iuu. tho Ecuadoriau Minister here,
IoTmatIy announced that the appointment Was ia
ably received By his government.