Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 9, 1905, Page 4

{ | | i noan,sqm;m— sG } adof [s39M bas coddidt EROMMIZ sids vriso Tallo [ls Daol o o At murderer of Matt Gannon, who " bar at Baudette on April 9, this morning gave out a statem s the Pioneer describj ing. When askegd ment, he said: “All that I I have killed self defensg Gannon he think that ¥ Foote relj have trans meeting wi ago, whe claims, pulk shot at him§ er a year time had constantly “Gannon get me to d@ to he often On the day: warned me intended came angry. at-me. over in a think that 'Baufl'e’t“t by aot Fre&mx‘fi&d&e d g ings he asked\ ‘)| hat I shot'him:he/i k?f Sl wiied s cBahaetie | tovi: u Gaunon, a.nd he F RS } AN iptig: ing par i the same as that given abovt Montagueandasked himabout the affair. Montague at that time was| arpenter work in Rainy ¢ Canadian town dir- the river of Spooner. him that he could testify as to his Bailey then in- d when Gannon out all he knew and Foote replied he had told all. “Big' Paul’s” §saloon, to which 3 1ey entered the \vldenbly intend- eturned he was est, the sheriff me and do When the § from Baud lowed them but I thoug] of beer befor went to the least expected but when I ente: door he was standirg of the bar. His right g toward me and he had his hand dl | Ki§ Bc! gt,f "He held & revolver; in his hand, and with the ex- 0 See Bb.the bar room ;, the end ““ception of the muzzle the whole in-Wa§ drawn front the pocket: I bic) ed out of theydoor which I had % intending to get away from him: Then , L began: to think of how osaihad come of getting killed : so L thoughn that; I would get hi ,ah h\s own game and went to the wmdow through vhich'I “““““ T did not intend to kil i} Batl simply. to cripplef! vhim,,80-]-took-goed..aim-at. his __legs and fired as fast as Icould, After the first shot I couldn’t see him—pny <meore- but I kept on shooting. He must have fell at the first shot, as I {wa shoomng low and the bullet! that his side must have: he was falling to the fl killing him I returne: and went to bed at my sha.nty L‘wis'“hamhmglb ke o) e ) r e 4T do not feel all sorry over the MR wonld d6 “the same |- thmg agam under the same cir- cumstances. 1 feel thg Yy I a] fully justified, although " did no intend to kill him. I do not think that IT'am a mubderer, although| é; fipi)se ithat's guuie"pdo i call me""flmt - - ""Foote was asked to allow his photograph to be taken, but this he refused’to do’ éayifig nds he| didnot wish any more nobor;et,y 3 Biwas nbdolitply ngadssary. Foote is about 45 years of age, He was born in New York state AT SR ok fifoving ' 'to Missouri, where 4s_braught up. He 1511; typical * ’fl-’ungpr character und his nationality is) French-Canadian. He is'dtéssed | in the ordinary Iumberjack ap|m parel. Y ‘prlimingyy feafaindtion’) of Foote is set for tomorrow, af- ternoon at 2 o’clock, at which} ‘he%l will be allowed to plead. When Sheriff Bailey went to Baudette Foote tfia 6 1§ fasten the crime o gue. Foote t.old a e; ék ng and he descnbed bhe anner in d gssoou as posslble, § ‘to prosecuting ——Footefor [{he|* ‘murder. i rémhefl fronf,Befl;gl en from onel of the shots that was fitedwhile | bReWed thd planfiktl ihbis great amount of time in placing it curbing have already been let foy most of the property between 0}% maintained his o last Sunday, confession was jgwledged. went to Baudette last week to secure st Foote, and sub! tnesses, returning, ay. He was told of p ession that Foote had @fe and yesterday wired baclk to_the witnesses that thei viges would not; ;e yequis The ‘cledring up of the Gannon ‘(‘ affair is considered as ousof the|;, . best things‘that*-ever] the county: Foote Sp/oonex to Baudette on the of the klllmo and warne the town,, nnq it saves the county an enoru‘%ua expense’that would bé indidental rom ‘those Whé'~ went fE The evidence would be clrcumsmnnfl loa g,reagvexgent. an alaroe number of witnesses would be required to convince a jury.that.he had done. the .deed. Located as Baudette is, in a part a journey Qf over uncnITasses rdin- ‘vard on Bemldu Avenue uu ordinance ;mbushum Py resi- counul last nig] was passed "‘m?flhnd o1 aboule- i of the street extendmg on the east side from Sixth to Ninth street and on the we l?f Folirth to Ninth, ¢ W hjr Zifl ception of ‘the al Alz‘;: {:i Cotneil of & tum oth.er business was trapsycted 'fbe decméu o' f) feva,rd Bé midji avenue is the result of inde- fatigable work dyring. t| st P G e e Morrisop, Dr. Morr on con- 3drif before the property owners ong @verug apil secuf Sl Cantracts for cement walk nnd b and -Pifth-txeaiss - i Opsa,hl returned: *Samrday n ence was ‘ 1’ | etofithe Nm‘vhernrwflaclfimawh li S l“‘r 190 , and named four the night of the|Beard and Assista four men, who ntague was at; He then went to told him that 'he. f him and went| to st going out of | the, 1 he woods in that|the reilroadand’'warelisuse ailey whistled at to come back counts about $1,500). him securi Y, that would covpr | the shortacte i yi| one da}, d Ganhon | ance, Establishing, Bgul%fl- . iaho s the|- it 3 3 iqasN alinW reireQ opoG lulnisl AEN anzen \;ME GuiHownsend, an nfer cials 5o |§t2 e | went.as 2 committee. from. “the north country-to requestithe duction'and the' conférence held, on,, Tuesday | Jast. 'I{t‘rg matter, was laid, before Ww. Gemmell, ¢ Genera] Freight. Agem‘, Dalzell of “the' IN. P, ra.llwa, "The reduction a}l%ed for wasa fla.t rate of per.car from any point'north of- Bemlid]r PES to this gity. The officials stated that this 3emand was rather u rea.sona,ble, but. bhat, it was. pps: sibl¢ that'some reduction ‘in 'the could, be “allowed. |General Manager.Gemmell seqm‘ ed to be' the ‘most favor: that he would place an order wl th ,dm- 1t the compa}uy be allowed to ,malse reduoubu The Investigation. The 'investigating comm1t$ee ‘| did not hold any session thi: fm noon, but convened at 2 o’clock this ‘afternoon.’ ' Comm Sibley testified 'as to his tui Tennessee. He said that'he made the trip upon' the recomdleqda- ~ | tion of a deputy, pnb]lc exanmuel and after the board: of county cnmmla ioners 'hdd" 'auth ade- Shinn aave arer, v‘d e cbaraed ol éx‘peuses for'the tn e a.l ifiec ‘hat he ''man crmld 18'6f fodd on thé'Baudetse (threeidaysi © Commissioner D! -Kelliher cotnty road'in less f,h%‘ {wher testified several days:ago that., & man.could,. cuta wile: in Farm de son and th * Lgarcum tes!t).’ified a the 1kang*nh'of tite’ Gonstthed 'dnd the npmber:ofmiles trayeledin mmk- g certain trips:for the . count; g,er which Mr, Sibley was cm{ for cross exa ~mma.tmn RS EEEHETRIIR foda wif\ et iy § wl mm "\l hads ever: tried; Y 4 A ORNBWS' MRILE M’PEA eI fod w‘ district (dourtiat Grand Rdpidg alid sentenced ito-life cimprison- ment for thetkilling of Wim. Gar- ré?im lq b%for,eh )J u%«%ve fipoouei today a T % 'of Supenor, Wis. v i : . J¢lined toward the proposition | of | MCCM ¥ and the three officials, and promised:|: bers. of the cqmu;néee ! befozeilate this eyening. he , motion, ill be hand- deteudanhk -nh |s M her of Rheumansm s My mothex has bcen a sufferer for many years with rheuma.msm" says W H. Howard, of, Hgsband yi| Pa, Pain Balm and after a few a,pph cations she decided it was the) mostwonderful pain veliever she 'r}'f CLUB RENDERS the attorneys will be conclutled afbfirnoon that n‘ou]d n be 4vamst. them the case swould be flppealed to thp supreme court. At times she, . was unable [ %, all, while gt gll times A | walking. was painful, I presented | her, witha, bottle of Chgmberla\n"s in fact,, she is fever withontiit now: and is at all timesgable to walk.; An occasignal | application of Pain. Balm, lieefis | away: the pain that\she ; was ., fop- merly troubled with.)”, Fop sale 11 lat Barker’s.dvug stores . The.¢lub is a,.memhemnhthf 40 ec:a.ls Heavy Shu’ts j en's he’ajxfy c"ott’op ’shi‘r’,c‘s" 1 ) ;hat in.the . la.test styles\, a,nd colors 1 ¢ mm ’I‘hls Week $lx97 <l Men’s heavy blue denham apron overalls worth 65¢ , for 50 cents. To line. of Men’s' black. | ped_ Workmg sh;rts ot Sicgrteib sl ‘A motion for: anew tridl in!the ‘{icase of Josepht Gardnerj convict- | f ted of murder.inthe secopd de- greeatithe Décember term |0§ | One lot of ‘Men’s work suspenders this week for Good values at $2"5o and. $3‘0 'FINE PROGRAM WTET T qo | 1 |Ladies Milsiéa'le“Entert‘ #S the iatan “‘Open Evening’? with ‘Delightful 'Program.’ | .The Lu.dles Mu%lr"flp lasb ev eh- Jio mg held an open session at the home of Mrs, R Foster, thexe bemv a number of invited guests. The‘ followmo program was r en: den ed o | San Souf] PIANO- RS _Sinding VIOLIN and 1" { ISerennge Mrs. Ke Lunscom WA\O ‘\um Ngion chyupanh T, FOster. The club is now in its: fnur-L__ ! year -and its . success has. ibeen jpronounced.. . Its membership is nearly thirty andiits. weekly prq- grams .arg'rare musical treats lll-ln!l! State Federation ; and isone 0] t,he lg.rgest and most ::uccgsqful mu: lor, vamzatmns in the conn- es of the statn I R I &= illlliluimllllna=_ wnh a " l:lu ¥ ! lnr.mx\ rep\ifatno 3180190 &'swio¥l Hofhav Satis| Am.-)i) a1 ‘('ni sd blpow ol u ) uY »1_.‘1 pesruol elmul yilit b sz @H Phone 30 3 6le onniis FIG © $200 OO 1 Worth of Pocket Books‘ Cost fr m'$2'to $4 T what they W111 bring: for a few days only:to make' room f r NEW STOCK NCH & CO ' City Drug Store mmmmmm ‘V ‘*lllilll!fiillfiiill n Tan “Are It A full line of the snap- py-shapes, in 0Ox, Ties. Both Ladies and Gents, Will be sold, ENFR Shoes Season. . " Russia Calf, ‘Chocolate Viel, AndAllTeathers Come early S0 you .can . Stfaw "~ AT Chifopractlo Adfustinents the same e.s Oateopath Treatments? 2111 Ng. [Phe{Chiropractic and. the;Ostaopath, both nsm t0 put in plac h is gut 1of place, to right that wlu ch :u:nosls, Prognosis and M ‘Ot of' my patients,' V! and Osteopoth treatments. s are snnrel\ dn\ayen aslér, 'has taken both Chir OPractis The Lh:ropru( tic iz ten times more’ direct 4n-the-adjustments and the results getting health-ten times move-thops f ough in one wmh of the time than an Osueopn,th would “~'THe 'Great’ Cough ‘Cure ! For the cuvbls £’:al!,4aflectmm of i the lung, throat and chest, such as Cou hs; 'Colds; Asthma; Croup; Whoop, ot ugh, ‘Hoarsenéss, Ete i ’ ‘;Blronchms' : ‘a/pql wyll prevept ,consumphop when ! Pmezéand 50<;en£s