Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 25, 1904, Page 1

= FOLUME-2:-~NUMBER-5- = S = BEMEDH,-MINNESOEA-MONL Ing 10 dfort the work of th CANAL SALE RATIFIED, it B e GOES TO ‘g@[‘FfiB LIFE, GNDER FALLING WALLS £ s e the company as its stoppud ting the flames — clals. R to the aid ot their comraides who we e IOWA MAN CONVICTED OF KILL: butied in the wreek. The tescucis | REPUBLICAN LEADER INVOLVED| pERs|STENT REPORT THAT JAPS SHAREHOLDERS OF PANAMA COM. | CLAMORING FOR THE MONEY. | THREE FIREMEN KILLED AND FIF. | Worked with desperate e ING HIS WIFE AND BURN- a short time all the fireme IN NEW YORK CITY MUNICI- * | § | LOST HEAVILY IN BATTLE PANY APPROVE ACTION OF Panama Wants the $10,000,000 Due for i TEEN INJURED IN BLAZE AT out and hurriel to the hospit Canal Privileges. ING THE_ BODX of the injured men are xery badly hurt PAL SCANDAL. ITS OFFICERS. Washington, April 25.—The state de- NEWARK, N.J. | :‘.“"‘ e "l““h:; e }"‘“ A ' = ion showed £l © cck was caus —_— partment has been notified of the con- h;- s :wmmmn e e clusion in Paris of the contract for the Des Moines, April 2 Charles W. Naw VorliAf he g I,‘.‘,‘ REPORTS “EXAGGERATED. SRR " ; .« NO OFFICIAL NEWS OF THE AFFAIR T d States ) 1€ by ' furniture d 0 AT e ith - - ! ONLY. FIVE VOTES ~ IN- OPPOSITION b3 ihe Bhmama. Cama) company of all j it douler, charked Wi | pISASTER CAUSED, BY AN EXPLOSION cor ON THE YALU. Cattle Liosses on-Western-Ranges Not | brominent Repuhii strict-lontor. e ; catern. tho. purpese ot which, | : A murdering his w its - franchises and . properly on the i yoqe - way-tound guilty; Uio-jury=recs isthmus, The money for he canalio onaing tite tmprisonment = Very Large. ; company will be paid over by the (AL, = L = e Fe e e g | WAS L0 BERCETe IMonEy from - FINAL STEP—IN- TRANSFER - OF | rotary—of..tho—troasury—it—is—un ‘Graves s sald Lo havb choked ‘his| yNeoRTUNATE MEN BURIED BE.| Dovor AL 26 Clharles BMAT o posiimnas an the o U5 | §TORY DISCREDITED IN BEST IN stood. Secrctary Ha wife to death in a fit of rage and then | tin,--socrotary. ol the Nation .n: e S e S PROPERTY TO THE UNITED pay to the state of Panama the $10.-|to haye saturated the body with kero-| NEATH MASS OF BRICK Sl«jvh ssoclation, \\I\‘u\ Jastiore: Aerea o e e TRCLES AT ST. 000,000 to .which it has become. ecn- Senc, setting it on fire. turned from an extended visit dmons el Sl AL — STATES TAKEN. titled. This preferment will be made| A daughter, Winnic Reader. a mem- AND TIMBER. ez a{smentii_GIiEvarh R s e d A HLIEL .t he dis )b ETERSBURG. e in Washington to Senor Arosamena,|ber of the Grau Opera company, then states, says (hat reports sent out from [ ol attomey™s o SR JORSK 5 the newly appointed minister from g in Chicago. arrived home to e the cattle country that lavge numbers | sion of the tacts in (ho case Panama, as soon as the governnient of | spend —the holidays three days after of cattle have divd during the WETETE gk T that state authori him by cable to | the crime was commiticd. Ehe huviad Newark, Nod., April 2% —=Three fire ; are 1ot the most pRit 3 story of atteaed Z = accept the, money. The authe in | her mother, acensed her stepfather of | men wore killed and fisen ot h [ s Mardn: © T [ T PRI B C T Panama have ‘hecome clamorous for | the crime secured his cu et i I AR ST DR mnlv '.','vl‘l“;‘\‘f' “!‘I:"m'f‘l:“ I““m & W Gmmons sy o fistance ot | anese sustalueds, k 3 Sheiae to the United States was adopted al- tged(';g"a'\‘,“:';‘:;;‘3,‘51,(’,7,‘,‘$f“‘ ateded RESIDENT OF INDIANA. building iy Mechanic sticet, oceupied than is generally sufffios® LG Dol L st e e mouth of most unanimoysly. There were onl¥ | ¢iived in connection with the creation : | by Wiener & Co.. saddlery havdware v all parts of the Northwes e the Yalu viver, According to the re- five votes against it. The second Pan-| of the new state. 2520 |mmigration Commissioner- Martin of | Manufacturers. While the fire was:atpeattle are now infine shape b N (N RAETDE il e ho RATIZan PO Eamyiehaissaaldstosherbasgdau pon fts height a_score of firemen were on | “In Montana, South Dot L o i s FAl i | & private felosram from Port. Arthur, ama resolution was al adopte! o e Porto Rico Suicide: f 1 There were only two dissenting votes.| BIG LOCKOUT THREATENED. Sl | the roof of the building of the Bmpire | eming and Idaho the cattie all WOk g0 MGubin i ssdciostaiion men: The meeting then adjourned. Thi == . i jaa Gear and Top company, a o very good and stockmen suy the vl Tyl g e : e ed. 3 e Indiana, commi 3 a pany, o Y A , ST i ien the ¢ came up o in The story is not confirmable and is completes the transfer of the canal to| \eWark Contractors Warn Building Drick stucture adjolning the W porls of R e R Tl Bl AT I et el S : sioner of immisrati - Porto Rico, | Bl AT the United States. JiadesiLegouc Killed hinseli during the night by cut- | building. 111';1 ,.:.’.ll,im- Hon-tn-soed 4\)‘”\1\“\:\1!: By Ha i A AL Bk e sociated Press correspondent made Ins At the opening of the session Sccre- : e i Newark, N. J, April 25—A Tockout | ing his throat. The cause of Mr. Mar- | An explosion occurrod in the Wirnes tary Lampre read a protest from Bona- | 9f $:009 or 7,000 union men engaged act was brooding over private| building which blew dut the wali off ORDERED TO. THE COLORS. parte Wyse, the original concession- The A in the building n_m}cs is threatened | financial matters. The a of his { that building and three stories of th ‘aire, and a representative of Colombia | racently (;/:;:tm:\n r(}‘::](‘{‘y“i,‘(‘;m“;::{lm:: office are helieved fo be in good shape. | side wall of the Wiener structury againat the ratifcation. B e e G G0 0o e T e crashed down ‘on the firemen. Thel LG i The voting began immediately with: [ manding “the return fo their work ony Gnicago. April S e DLk ongUie TOgT OLENIEl 0y it e =S LU out speechmaking. or hefore April 20, 1904, of any strik-| gnd- of ”",ML T e | werc. standiiig, was_smilshed-like-an ":};;l‘vl s u“"d: I:U-: “m":'- Z';’f,:‘{,.',,‘;“., President -Bo announced the first|ing employes in the building trades | jocoph Kros T ey i egesholl and the men were buricd m M I'l“v“m“"m‘.‘“'“:" “jll"].‘ '[’“ m‘””‘“‘_\‘ ote e Ry resolution, for ratification, which was[pending the arbitration of any dis- e avas aaadeana der a hnge mass of brick and timber. | J G0 v SRRl e UBET STARTS b 50 Rl carried with only five : dissenting | Pute. T &l eishleon yoars, also of | Three of the firemen were in a dying | o, 5 Frenieh President. Wil Repay- Victor Asserted That ;::’:h M:lnlfeverv Re: e 5 sl e s i e votes. This brought out loud applause. MURDER AND ROBBERY. | Milwaukee, was fatally injured when [-condition when taken out Two died A large force of police uiider the Emmanuel’s Visit. i The vole was not taken in detail, ety ~{a slight collision caused Dy the| on the 1o the hoisp and the | ehief commissioner and two squaidrons i, b i ~Information reach- but the affirmative represented abpuf | Wife of a Russian General Killed and | coupling shifted the lumber - ani | thivd just giter reaching there, L ssurs surrounded the stiikefs® Sl LB g (e Bighest quators here tonds to 250 persons present, liolding approxi- = Valuables Taken. | crushed the boys/against the end of | dead are MWilliam B, Cranc, 1 o noon. The strike leader, v, ””'“'”‘ LA e L SUL confiem U report that o rather seri- mately 400,000 shares, |t Petorsburg, April 25—The wife irejcaiss o Douani i o L s medintely. ar el oh | giap e 1 Tepay U Visit ot Os-omETOnT las-ocarred on the e :ae;e(vo(lll;l u;?o uvof_,__“ns slr]nyll:\l!y of General Strandman. whoulived in a Eight Hundred Employes Out. A hiong e Iy A G D A “‘”_ ,HI‘\“.W”HM;_ e Qe Yalu rver, involving a reverse to a dlss’;ntim‘; hout’a division, ouly (w0 handsome residence ml]mmng‘l!w Win- Peoria, 1L, April Not a wheel ['ehior of the, depariment, B \ ll._”w“m”“’m i ”I"' = % e frip i trnet | Japanese coliim, but thé tntormation : ; ter palace, was murdered Priday in | fs {urning al the Lig piant of the Gh | o " thic. e i SeRR LD BINCEE T Wides proad attention (n connection ek posttivencss and the detalls, Previous to the stockholders’ meet- | hroad daylight. She was found in her 5 Rigraiond, Biltal ; ydam o sislee anathe sl D =) oz thaTeonira tiny wHidSGe ontor o s e S s L Tas QI ReT licann Refining company, the SU0- cm- | Mopgan and Captains Theodore Wolt | road, With the recont oxchanize of VIS 00 thererore, are given under reserve, al- ship of the canal strip passes fo the |axe, A valel was also ot wloyess o gone on suies Fhe ) ang - Russell Bercaugh. Chiet - Kied Addrossing the strikers the rommis 1‘;“"“"“”‘ I“‘]“I"‘- rippronihne i ad | oush eredite s intluential quarters. United States was signed, sealed and | motive’ was robbery. Thousands of | e LR "“[’]"\”""\‘fi'{} stead Knacked down by Uhe ca® | glonéie dockred (hat all who D come e fomkablesorios of B ST i said that this is ot the minor delivered to representatives of the | roubles in" bonds and sccurities Werc | 1 g has not yet put it in foree. PO N b it Ui achinges e T WUl Lo vilrond station by Trilitangwiitl: | ORLALion Mente it (g Vigeroyaales United States government. The docu-'taken by the perpetrator of the crime. R e !;:y”"l“j}(' e “"' o ““1” O ety escort and was received there by 1618 enortol April 2 = = - tdentity and afl lable 1o military sery ‘('){“K"'"“ Sombon b giher from (h It ¢ ol would | St Petershurs April 25.—A rumor Parls, April 25—The resolution of the Panama Canal company share- holders ratifying the sale of the canal 000 was involved in the He thiant ho i il o ledie of au | QuiTics i v voundsmn o paid | The Associated Press (3. authori- Reserve Men Among Hungarian Rall- CUTe @ SerLeant Rl T O e road Strikers. agistrate adjourned the case o o i s e _ B G e eI AT AR D has no advi supporting the rumors iet-attorney Wil aprear oo Tic ter. of “heayy fighting on” the Yalu river. o NO DETAILS OBTAINABLE. decornted. A considerable fortas ot , Sosoenaaannd 1L, 2 MBI oS e B e 5 op the tralmmmd st § 0 NEPHEW OF CHINESE EMPEROR.' i qecnrity restldoni ai RUSSIAN FLEET AT PORT ARTHUR == his party. Represontatives of Iing 3 Victor Bmmaniel will meot M. Loubet BOTTLED UP--DISASTER AC- . Q 0 ; in Washington. at the Ialinn frontier, = o ! 4 > R Washington, April 25—TPrince’ Pu COMPANIES OPERATION. =i COCKRAN RESENTS CHARGE. D p. S o | Lun .2 nephew of the cmperor : T ; | of China, accompanied by a suite of i G : e - e e s s e e | Exclting Incident Insthe Hougelof Rep )t e = 1 T e d i e e R resentative | Chetoo, April 25~ The Russian-fleet X i | the aepot by Colowel T W. Symaons, | Washington, April oo was | Ll b in DU AR ; L 3 0 saperintendent of public buildj an NGt iR iTen T n the e e |1 L ¢ WOl Basbuen dong, not by the b \ i % oagud€, who will be (he personal g | fig e afternoon hotween M Cocke A Rea0; bl ne 1. resentative of (hé president during the oy ran and M1, Dalz Ll cotzance Lo the inner harbor > S & & & - & * - *4, & Lol & -« - il & & & - <& 9 - 1 : Sty el eqy y 0 ¢ B g it e TR T RE | TarreU (0 Mu Cook b | B becn complitoly mindd— forsthe From Monday until Saturday night we will offer to the public thousands of ™ |iiiti i i S L i S i sl o g o i o Jimane o 7 Z f i i SO, e e e e R T d tirough bis secrelary, Intimated that ho was pudd for it 1 0 provents the egress of the S ,,dollflrs worthfof’Gholce, Snappy, Up'tO-Date Merchandlse at a f[‘ac- ; i ”‘I K{:»If::-lxllv:n L \\",‘I'wlll‘\ fis i mx:: ,\‘:.‘.» s \]u-‘\“.;m". gk and Rt B % x SA¢] o ol ates and sald he amatie manner Mr. Cock Therciore there will be no further o O =8 o & hoped Lo Jear b before he re | ed this insinnatiol { L 3 s i z tion of what it cost to make it. It is your gain, and not our e o i e e U R LB eaen o/l B e A T : e 3 . i 2 1y to the Atlington hotel, where apirt- - e S ST k loss. The wholesale houses were long on merchandise | meats Dot ben rosersed for lim WILL BE OPENED BY suLy 1\HSHLIIG L e Russiane : : ST S . s CONVICTED ~OF BIGAMY: Bresident s Sacbud (8 Tutered anothor and were willing to stand a loss to turn goods into : Iesident Sigu Rorhi (8100 Ret il vty b pioded o inuion whe < 8 £ lowa- Preacher Goes to Penitentiary T ey Bl ai ofieer il (SO Te cash. We had the cash and got the goods, and SR wovelL hias sianed DL opunting |1 pororsbure, April 25— The seme 3 8 2 5 Vil G l s acre - TROHETE T o S0 G redatv el Ui tollowing. teles will pass them on ‘to our customers at | T e Melhollit e R resarvation i Grestey- oty S-b B i Viearay. Alxief ‘ut Pore : B in (he penitentiary, - Rev. Taylor had Rl i o | Arthur: SPECIAL PRICES. e e ) Sl (O S i o e 3 b 3 ‘i D Sadlres oK SR AL AEtgome slopm launches Licutenant Pe = = T 3 e sl e :)xlivll"‘;'l)1')’1‘.:‘:1‘17}':::“:- 'I‘:h 1t I;k |'::4_~“‘|'l‘u.l~£‘;v;f“““ i Wike e frougha » P e oxpiNding - premuturety-under-the: Two Flyers in Men’s Suits. 7 TR 5 St. Louls, April 25, Rather/~than i'“‘[ i,‘f’('fi (hat the g 'v't] vlnw- ""“‘l'“'i“‘ slern of oueNpl the launches.” 5 D ;S - face a torm of 1w renrs in the Sone L et g b et el Fiis announcement has added to.the our $18.00 Suits for $13.50 s ) A : Iul:nn o rimial sl Btvaslorn| i, b A | dtsasior o ths Petcdpayiovsk. - ~ ¥ 2 ,aomlatto, kitled himse! n the = > o £ - — L i i b Al o i quy’w(v_\li.‘m l.‘.“;v:»]nm: L i | WHICK Tho wntrids Were 10 he niads do- SKIRMISH WITH JAPS. 3 & DRSS = : 4 3 termincd it of e nimes S = ; 5 : O L&Al tior 1o thie stone floor, thirty foet | ¢ ) | ! L(])i) %(LJJ.\:\:‘M}.MN of our $9 95 R ¢ helow. : lllnli.-. .l.u‘n(yfu L aeL s Okl | Russians Lose Three Killed and Six: 3.5 STy 3 g d Y ; : oma by Comm v Richards of the i g . §_ 3 Suits for . : N j Would Send Newspapers Free. genvral land office, s gencrally come| oo seon w:’u"rgf. e /////m'/. ) ) o > f ¢ Washington, Apeil mended at the intecior sdepartmep Gl i ket iius A . : e a1 ! fugton, A aly reported here that in @ skicmish 1 7 G 3 : ) 4 ; B N Caroling whiore-tfs - dosired {0 grevont giuch SRy el ! Ladies’ Tailor-Made Suits. A E o ed Lo prevent s S0 S the viver Jumakua a Russlan G s 4 5 3\ : LR S mwreprovining At one copy openings. There wre 2 { detachment of two-ofticers-and thirty-— T'his week you can huy Ladies B e G pTICATIONE of fhi| Gons of public domat cmbrac: Gty Gl b D e il i 2 . GG 7 second clags may be throuy o | tract 1o be thrown open and the indi- | OCers: and A 2 00 Suits @t this store for $10, $14, ; ) g % g = {datond clags muyihe sent thioigh ARG O 9. B0 Lo :.l};,,'fi..\‘“n,,,,,',,,,,'"fl,('J'l..» Russian force regained the Rus- i ; DIRDACLIVe St LIS ie side of the river under, the pro- $15, $18, and 20 that are easily ; Nie e i L o 2 worth- twice the money. Aoy Ty Pillow Tops. o o o oo o e o o s oo e o o ot e oo o 5 doz 50¢ Pillow Tops at 29¢ each. Children's Caps.—Children’s Spring Caps. the 25¢ and By’ TR : merica’s Debt _Men’s Shirts.—1 lot Men’s Working Shirts, the 50c kind for 29¢ each. 1 lot Men’s Negligee Shirts. worth up DA/ID ADLEP.& SONS to $1.50 each; your choice for 49 cents. CLOTHING CO > MILWAUKEE K e Spring =Sunmmer—| o i _ = a to Russia Undershins. Copyright 1903, by David Adler & Sons Clothing Co. - 58 1-Tot Mens ERE are some frocks—double breasted o : 0dd Under- “styles—some people prefer the name of : A S'“"]"’f’; 1 s shirtsworthup "Prince Albert"—however they are "Adler" why Amcricans should favor Russia 2y 10 LT, your garments-and that's all you need to know to be 2l in-her struggle with Japan, by chioice 5Yc. - sure of a perfect fit an(i,correct fashion. The : Major G. Creighton Webb Wash Goods. || - reasonable prices place them within the reach of 100 pieces of all. You should own one of these suits this spring Spring. Wash & - & in the May number of the Goods: Cantalina cloth. printed Madras, Tona Novelties, and Berwick Ziephe array of facts showing Lo ol odoede o o oo oo o oo oo ‘ ERORAMRE & wortl/ from 35¢ to Gie: vour choice 27¢ a yard. 1009 yards of short ends in % Wl ol e gt = || Metropolitan Magazine o oe R. H. Russell, Publisher, New York \ MYYQ\\QN‘WS‘_\“ ‘- | 3 Argé-cent Magazine for 15 cents. At all Newsdealers T S { e = < (69-18) MINNESOTA. . SSSizEsiziiii: i l1iiiE P Qe cdeq e s