Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 5, 1904, Page 1

A Pioneer WANT AD Will Do I. VOLUME 2. NUMBER 65. BEMID: ll of transport.wagons-and-guns:—No bat- tle of any consequence has heen fought there sin the, Bus: 5. petived..Leom. BATTLE e “i}‘ELAYED' Dalin pa; before the Japanese ad- vance; T The Russian troops are displaying e splendid spiritin -spite of terrible hardships. There is not a dry spot for No Likelihood of Decisive Engage- ment in the Far East For Some Time. them to camp on and the troops ate often obliged to pass twelve hot the rain before they can prepare soup with which to warm themselves owing to the difficulty experienced in kindling fires. The Russians are showing great con- sideration for the Chinese. fraterni with-them and paying them good wages and high prices for goods sup- plied. DENIED BY GENERAL - OKU. Bivoucked on Either Side of the Dalin Pass Awaiting Bet- ter Weather. by Russians. = Liaoyang, July h.—Seeing the im- possibility of bringing-about a-deeisive battle in “consequenca of the retire- ment of the Japanese-and-the heavy rains General Kuropatkin, accom- panied by the military attaches turning to Haicheng. Both combhatants are apparently inactive. The Japanese have retired .to the sandy part of tho country to await better weathe The Russians have reoccupied i old positions thirty miles eastward of Liao- yang. The two-armies-are now hivou- acked on either © of Dalin pa which cannot be said to be an effective occupation for either army, as the'deep mud renders impossible the movement warded a detailed report to the impe- rial headquarters answering char preferredl by ‘the Russian-authoritics that the Japanese (rOOps Were respon- sible for atrocities-committed on the field during the engagement at \Wu- fangtien, preceding the battle of - fangow_ (Telissu) .- He says the chars are totally unfounded hat, on the con- trary, that he had proofs that the wounded Russian prisoneis highly ap- preciated the humane treatment they and their comrades had received from the Japanes It the Russians, hoe declared, that have cruelly mutilated the Japanese who fell into their han wounded. General” Oku then the following charges: makes n n ) m n yeececEsEEEEEEEERETEE We are proud of our Furs We Lave sold in Bemidji Aor the last fowr years; and we sell most of our Fur Gar- ments through the mendations of our ’.\ recom- tis ['xwl customers.- We have been in the business for the past 10 years. i very I'ur, Garment sold or made to order is guaranteed. See our Mr Kraywetz aid hisdis- nl 'URS at Markham Hotel until July 7. IMurs will be on ex hibition daily from I to 6 p. m., at the ladies’ parlor. ¢ will be pleased to ¢ dence in'the forenoon tes on a New Coat or 1ep.\u Write or phoue af ing your Old One Markham lluwl Far ( t. ment n om s, We s the Middleman's Prol Mur , ments ordered now will be de: @ /in the fall of the year. A.ZEKMAN, i 23 Difth Street, S., MlmlP'l]mlisa, Minn. Gar cred =SS == 15553 7F0rty - Eight ents § Wnll be- the price of all our’ 75¢ and §1 Negligee Shirts For This Week Only They are made of Madras and Percale; the new- est spring patterns; only two to a customer " 48¢ I. MEYER & CO., ‘High Art Clothiers. W All Ladies’ Tailor-Made Suits, 3‘. Ladies’ and Misses’ Rain Coats, and W about 50 Ladies’ Lawn, Net and W Sateen Shirt Waists go at HALF PRICE this week. W W W ) & Bowser O’Leary w w W »: iy Answers Charges of Cruelty Preferred Tokio, July 5.—General Oku has for-' JPittsburg. Two hoatloads ot suf NEARLY 700 DROWN Fearful Loss of Life as a Result of the Sinking BRYAN TALKS ON THE OUTLOOK. Nebraskan Sees Ll(lle Hope for Judge Parker. t. Louis, July 5—William Jennings n arrived at the Jeferson hotel shortly before noon, and from the mo- ment {Lat he set fool in the hotel he was an codingly busy mian, his callers being so many that he Inlm(l it difficult to_obtain time for m: On (he subject of the pl.mmm Mr. Bryan was noncommittal. 1 have ‘heard talk of a gold plank Tn the platform, 1 am opposed to sn('h 8 thing and T will not stand for it. Regarding the presidential dates, Mr. Bryan said: “After conlerences with a number of delegates from various retions | satisfied that the opposition to Judge Parker is sufficient to make his mom- ination highly improbable, if not im- jpossible. There has been no concen- tration upon any anti-Parker candi- date, hut, two arguments are having \\'l‘l;)fl with the delegates. Among | the radical Democrats the feeling is that the party mifst not he surrendered into the hands of Wall street. The influences back of the Pa candi- dacy are intimately associated with the tiusis and great corpovations that the Democratic party..could not appeal to the ma The party cannof af- ford to entrust its future to {he men who were responsible for the party's defeat in 1900, candi- The second argument, Mr. Bryan said, was that Judge Parker could not win—he.was a weak candidate. Four Dangerously Injured. Bloomingion, I, July 5—By the premaiure explosion of a cannon al Colfax Leo Chapman, Roy Harris, Fred Crending and - Ralph Hester that of place werc-dangerously and perhaps in one or two cases fatally injured. While using a broomsticlk for a- ramrod, pounding it in with a baseball bat, the powder exploded, blowing pieces lof the ramrod into the bodies of the four vietim; Miners Strike for More Pay. Two Harbors, Minn,, July 5—The miners and trammers employed at the | Rates mine near the village of Buhl I have-mado-demands-{or-an-incr pay from $1.75 to $2 a day and h: | quit work in a body because of the re fusal to grant the request. The stri ‘uas inaugurated by the tramme: | the miners went out in sympathy, One Killed and Two_Injured. | orrville, 0., July 5.—While cr | the Wheeling and Lake ailroad i tracks in a buggy last evening Miss | Pauline Gilman was almost instantly | Kille Mary Huntshurger | and lightly injured. The the Louis for rain that struck the buggy Walash train fom St. Formally Opens Traflvc St. Louis, July 5.—President J. sey Jr. of the more (han | | | Ram- consisting of city officials and representative citi- zens from Pittsburg, on the initial train_formally opening through traffic between St. Louis 1nr| I’Ill hllrfil BRIEF—-BITS—OF NEWS: River cotton mills were damaged The fire was ) persons The Rock Janesville Wi by fire Monday by a skyrovket The Co at 0 tted te de Jauville is dead at his \'Four Companies of Cavalr abash railway brought | home in He was a member of | the jockey club and had been mayor of illes, in the department of the | , for forty years. roller chair boys went on a strike the world's fair Monday. T had asked the concessionaire em- | ploying them to guarantee them at i least $1 a day, but were refused. | . About at | 8 POPULISTS IN CONVENTION. FUTURE OF THE PARTY DEPENDS LARGELY ON ACTION OF DEM- OCRATS AT ST. LOUIS. Springficld, 111, July 5.—That the fu- | ture of the Populist party depends fn a | great measure upon: he action of ih Democratic national convention at St Louis is freely admittod and discussed by the delegates to the Populist na- tional convention, which was.called o order at noon in the state arsenal. _The leaders who are here believe | that a gold Democrat, like Parker or | Cleveland; will be nominated at St Touis and W. J Biyan will leave the Democratic jrarty and conie into the - vanks of Populizn. With i and 1 friends -supporfing Populist principles | the delegafes herc thinks ther Ve more hope for the tatnre, On the other hand, it Mr his friends ghould_coutrol te convention or receive recognition { which would be satisfactory (o the Ne- | i} | would | braska leader many of the leaders he say_there the Populist this year. “The atsendance is a disappoiniment | to the leaders. There is also consider- able disapppintment- that_some of the | vecognized leaders of the party are for fight Fitte nse miake would--he party to a absent. Thomas [5. Watson of Georgl mentioned as (he probable candidate for president, is among the absentees, DEED OF HOLDUP MEN. One Chicagoan Killed and: Another Wounded. Chicago, July 5—One man —was killed_and anothor prolably fatally wounded by two holdup men who in vaded a saloon in North Kenzie ay nue. John Lane stage carpentor, v ot throug nd fell dead—justontsidd Che o stor of the nst Ragal, was woundcd in the Lane had stopped at the saloon for a drink. Ragul had ved him and the two-were B T R SN [T Y entered and called drinks. As vhv‘ glasses were sct before them they drew revolvers and ordercd the liguor dealer and bis patron to hold up their han Reaching quicily the bar T gals: ferl“froatte head of Instantly the shootini ! by one of the ed 1o the bar with a wou S rohher TROOPS FOR BOMESTEEL. / Sent There to Preserve Order Washington. Juiy sued during the il partment, at the req missjoner Richard at 10 se It once ve orde het Reports from Bone the de ' wectiv on gronund at the present | Young and oryan Speak. Loui 3 threat record ne monies Louisiar addresse Young. editor ital, and Wil | fected, | squadron to discharge torpedoes am Jeoniugs Bryan. lgé, & & The Pioneer Prints any other news- I bitween Duluth and Crogkston, $t. Paul and Lie North Pole. MORE NEWS ). 1004, the recent O i S| L July 27 he work| on- lifs lotter « vill'| contain a tical | events of his ady his views on the pla and will he tive That Democrats Will WISCONSIN MAN SUICIDES. Nominate Parker. Dress Shoes in odd lots, worth up to $3.50. ‘Here is a snap for RUSSIANS ELUDE KAMIMURA. Some Patent Leathers, Viel, you. S Vlmlvvosmk Squ'\dlon Got Away From feiare Cordavan and Box Calf. Tokio, July' 5= "Th Viadivostok squadron elided Viee Admiral Kami- s squadron castward of the fxland u Millay night in (he darkness in and fog favored tho an s, The two, squadrons metearly (i the evening, the-Russi being north of kizisland, the Japanose south of Tsu ishnd. They were ten miles apirt. The Russians holtc 1. MEYER & CO High Art Clothiers. [ the northeast when they were dis: ered by Vice Admival- Raminra ST latter chased them at (il spes -- Japanese (orpedd hoals sleat /i and cnfered within the range of tho Russian guns. The R “sols sronisly shelled. (he tor rus e l ® a pedo hoats, This fiving expliting (he cannonading heard on’ il and e Featherweight; just the thing wits in hrogt Vice 1 s .’J,}{"‘Ii’.f"‘,;i‘,:?"\i" e for summer wear; much nicer ;-,H.'_"',‘- Busian vossels extingol than a straw hat. The latest heir dights aml disappeared in th = l 13‘.‘.’,‘1.‘,‘,’,'3::'.‘,1: wueel bloeks in black tan and pearl. il e S T HIS LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE. President Roosevelt Already at Work on the Document. * ,.lnh . will not I. MEYER & CO Although he'notl & pReRoROR R R R ] o3 o A B 2 B A% 4 eRle I ol TODAY! “Itis what you Save, not what you Earn, that makes Wealth e ! No charge for the Little Bank. It is loaned to you FREE. Savings Dep First Nation; Bemidji, Minn. AL EEEEEEELEE 0@@#@#%‘ — T The fivst dollar yon deposit is held as a guarantee that you will return the lit- tle Bank. However. this dollar helongs to you. draws interest amd e he with- Capital and Surplus, $30,000. drawn by vou time vou return the little Ba any *ldon. Vice-Pres. shier. | A. P, White. (BB R E-K-X X -5 P, C Si P w TEN CENTS PER WEEK party at Chicigo one ot the i rtant documents used by the | & i " Republican natio exocutive com- | Ex-Senator From New York Posi- mittee in the campaizn First Lieutenant Garber Ends His Life. = 3 of the Steamer N ’ : | : a Orge° = Gif(u‘x‘:‘l‘: e e It:1s Possible for the New B ey e S army uvm\n‘u!(u]l iy 4.v~‘1)v“‘.\'uv | Yorker-to Secure Neces- i ing hinsell (hro B mouth. | ‘ : = Garker had heon OHL with sofme con- | sary Two:.Thirds. pantons. He Toft the followins nate: | reck Occurs on Lonely Isle Three Hundred ::: .. oo i \ : Garbor's accounts are- st ms‘ St=Tonis = Whethar-oenot Mi]es Off S tt. h C t fome was at Madison Wis e el i COllIS 04as “tor—tlie—Demoeratic nomination for . s i FERRVBOAT CAPSIZED. /- prosident was the snbject discussed ~ el = Beveral Persons Reported Drowned In ;‘I:f'”‘i"\h;v: o .u\ ||‘rlr'nf\'“l<-m|:‘:'s‘ durl- Accident. e s LS g L e T o S AT Grand Rapids, Mich, Jal {SHS B nalor Rl Tondon, July 'f—Botween 600 and | the side of the siiiking ship and many | o g anil choking from the eifec | AEEE IR FEGE hoth | for within {700 Scandinavian and - Russian—emi- i"v“‘;“ eimiErnts. Who Were_lelt -m‘:;; K‘h'l' “. .(';';4 - “h;\_\“'} ;““ul ey Ny B e TGN SA{OTENtS DOATIng. grants bound for New York wero ;:’I‘:'*-)T;;" ‘“_‘ life In-lr mnl\\ them- e \'l“’:f l{ululuv\;m;”_1\;:\““ It the Gorman situation came from . 9 B o R Clves mio the seaand wolt diowne ) ) ent down. @ 9 tow Yo 5 ¥ drawned in the North Atlantic June A Gl ol B ey o I ORs for I e Daring Act Resulta in Deqth. Denlarl delogn gy [HDE b The Danish -steamet. Norge. which--ors, Stood on the Dridse of the loomed | AU some Jow of them might' Have | St Louis duly 5 Geotse Lasronee, Quegernatieaamehathan 19(([(‘,ommhu n June 22 with 800 souls | vessel until it could he sden no more. y washed unon (he barren vock. ftwenty one years ol mped o o8 dquarters, wasito the ~‘fl"("ll\mf | on hoard, struck a reef on the i}«]ol_:)fl Hondes }' it chance of being vosewed even | soyth side of Bads brides s the conter | Senitor rman’s - expected lotter [ Rockail, aboit 200 milos ol the weatl o ndreds Go BoWnsWIth Sip: = liuliow st prnciieall vatiziov iy P ona daid C i tnsned Lim Cwantd (hat he deelined o No. a | const of Secotland. | The Norge foundercd sudienly and ing the Nowth Ataniic give Koo whn' e was within (wenty foet of | candid nd that already the Mary- | A great hole was torn in the hottom ! ff:::i:\ll ;ln :‘1‘\; \-.“x"ln :-m:,,mr:‘--K W v\‘\n;\v‘ Wide arberth as possiblo. the water. Mo struek dn bis stomach Hland delegation had recetved notice of | of the ship, which sank at once, only . L L Covater ol o { and wias rendered nneonscious cnds L Senator Hill professed to know e at once, OV ity (he sinking ship, - Those whol NEARLY 800 ON BOARD. D D e A | about 100 persons having escaped With | could swin ied o each the hoats, | L ST fiven) T RS0k BB sad R e e S T T v e e A e T (B Sl it | Barly on the morning of last 'l‘no\-; supatits beat off the diowning | age Passenger: " Hos s | Parker I day the Norge, which was out of her | wretches with oars. e e s G | Willum . Sheehan, who is fn . 5iria il en vy, weather /i IO (0 1Ulic| <2 OBEGL hE IV s s U Uil eSS i ST Daniane SIRiGn e i e e e b TRl e Rockal' reef, which in the distance! B€ 80U ou the deck the Norge wis| Norge off (he west coust of Scotland, | Tarishurs, 0 L s it { 1ooks nike a ship-under full sail. 'rhu]{m“' Submiorsed and was Tpilly’ SCC I which 0V 700 DrSONS areveon G el I b el irae Tl e b e - nves—venson ol bellevarthat { Norge was quickly backed olf, hut the | ““.‘,*‘ ;"‘:J' ‘“I”“' AL “{;“ mad o have Tost i lives, created inde | and fadly wonndod e L Senator Gorman will not Le a_candi- 2 Licaby ‘seas ‘pouredin' thiGugh fa veut| B oL BELTEGRTEGE HelnET CHNBLE exCItony i : RS ! GQate and we aliendy know that he 'will in her hows. - T e e [‘ The firstanessage veachiod béve al| s, who was arvessod, fs i not allow his name to be used in order Thé .emigrants, = who were then | o R S oAl 4l m. - Crowds s thered about fof 1ynching (o, solidify a minovity sentiment awaiting breakfast below, ran on uu-n.\:’”;ll o ”wl ”“;"[‘1‘\‘,"‘:”‘1 iy ““I“ [ the ofices ol the relatives ol : The hatchways were scarcely built sthex (i i the men 1o hose on board frandcally seching for for these hundreds of souls and be | B L | intormation canie clogged. oflicer,tlientook gharge il Eoky - e The Notge quickly began (0 g0 \luw\n‘}\]'fl 'hltml\. n‘ Illk.)lll !”]vl.lsm‘. of \?n' More Sol({}o of St. Pate \II,urg Dis- by (hie hoad: - Eight hoats- were Tows (NOTECE Btens (hatiithe hont wis trict to Be Mobilized. - - ercd and into these the wonien and | ,‘;“I‘] et S el ““"“ St Sl Ofticial Y < children were hurricdly put. Six ot | E5€l HerERI BB L0 Al SIILEL Mossen aullldvesmiosh =~ L those:boats were smashed against the “' FSEor ”’]‘[“ another boit whic ’{ mobilization of troops in the distriét sides of the Norge, and ‘their helpless d"’“\y‘x‘:zll s0 full He o and e | of Si-Petershurg, The call does n;)xt inmates caught up by the heavy 2 indicate how many men will be af- o = as B Dby y In the s We have about 75 pairs of Men'’s RRBGAVIRQGBSBRY ! \ i |