Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 19, 1905, Page 4

A WOMAN newspapers: GOI\ELAINS Mrs. Sullivan of Minneapolis Says Beltrami Authori- _ ties Were Lax. IN NOT ARRESTING SLAYER OF HER SON. County Attorney Loud Clears Up the Affair in Statement to the Pioneer. The following story was print- ed yesterday in the Twin City The investigation of the charges of malfeasance in office preferred against County Attor- ney H. J. Loud and Commission- ers F. O. Sibley and Wes Wright of Beltrami county was still further complicated yesterday by the charge of Mrs. Sullivan of Minneapolis that the officials of the county have refused to issue warrants for the arrest of persons accused of murdering her son, J.C, Sullivan, who, it was asserted, was devoured by wolves in the wilds of Beltrami county. Mrs. Sullivan says that detec- tives in her employ have collected alarge amount of evidence to show that her son was murdered in a hotél at Blackduck, and that when this evidence was submit- ted to the county offigials of Bel- trami county they failed to act. These complaints were filed yesterday with Governor John A. Johnson, on whom Mrs, Sulli- van called in the hope that he might increase 'the reward for the arrest-and conyiction of the murderers from $250, fixed by Governor S. R. Van Sant, to $500. The governor listened to the story of the woman, and in- formed her that he would take the matter under advisement. LOUD MAKES DENTAL. Bemidji, Minn., May 19, 1905. Editor Pioneer: My attention has been called to charges filed with the Governor, to the effect that officials of this county have refused to issue war- rants for the persons guilty of killing one John C. Sullivan, who disappeared from Blackduck about two years ago. Neither myself or the Sheriff, or any other offic -r of this county, has ever been informed of any COTTAGES FOR THE TOURISTS J. J. Opsahl Will Commence Erection of a Number in the Near Future. J. J. Opsahl fleft this morning for Mississippi, the M. & I, sid. ing at thenorth end of Lake' Be- midji, where he owns several 40 acre tracts of <Jand upon which will be erected a number of cot- tages to be used by tourists dur- ing the summer. Mr. Opsahl stated this morning that he had the promises of abont a dozer| parties that will come from Iowa to Bemidji to spend the summer and he will build the cottages and rent them to the tourists for the season. The erecting of the cottages will be commenced as soon as possible. A. A. White Here, A.A. White, formerly general townsite agent for the Great Northern Railway company,came up from St, Paullast night, Mr. White is heavily interested in the White-Street Tuwnsite company and is looking over his townsite interests in this section. He will leave this evening for Tenstrike to inspect the conditions in that village and expects to return to Bemidji tomorrow morning and take the afternoon train for the west. New Sait for 5c. Any smoker can get suited for 5c by going toE. A. Barker’s | Drug store and buying a Wads- worth Bros.” ¢‘Chico.” This cigar is nota stogy,a cheroot, or a Porto Rican imita- tion cigar, but a well made, good size, clear long Havana filler that tastes like tobacco from the first puff right to theend. It smokes free, with a real Carolina per- fecto fragrance, and burns with a solid ash that shows how good a cigar it is. The “Chicos” is warranted to suit any smoker, no matter whether he has been paying 5c, 10, or a higher price. At any rate it is well worth trying, and Druggist E. A. Barker wants all his smoker friends to get the “Chicos” habit. Indian Whooped. Joe Roy, an ladian, was ar- raigned in Judge Skinvik’s court this afternoon on a charge of {drunkenness and fined $10 after pleading guilty. Roy appeared at the county jail last night in evidence whatever that Sullivan has been murdered. Nothing has been heard of him, either dead or alive since April, 1903, and there is no proof whatever' known to us, that he is not still living. No detective or other person has ever informed us vhat he had any evidence in evistence, known to us, against any person whomsoever in connection with the disappearance of Sullivan. The matter was investigated by the Sheriff, at my request, long ago, and a man was employ- ed and paid by me from my con- tingent fund, to make a thorough inquiry into the case, but with- out results. If any persons arein posses- company with a companion and rapped on the windows of the 'ja.il. He awoke Deputy Sheriff ' John Bailey, who came out and AT FARGO Charlie Dolman Punctured in Heart With Stiletto— Suspeet is Arrested. Charlie Dolman, commonly known at Fargo as “Swede Charlie,” was murdered in that city Wednesday night by being stabbed to death witha sharp mstrument -thought by the authorities to be a stiletto. Clara Clark, a woman with whom he has kept company for some time past, was arrested yesterday by the Fargo police on suspicion, and a search is being made for one Miller, who, the woman claims, did the killing. Taken to Soldiers’ Home. James E. Weaver, and old soldier who has heen staying at the home of a friend in the town of Summit for several years past, passed through the city this morning on his way to the Sol- diers’ home in St. Paul. Theaged gentleman has been suffering with an affection of the right arm some time past and his condition is quite serious. Card of Thanks. We wish to thank the many kind friends who aided us dur ing the illness and death- of our departed wife, sister and daugh- ter, Mrs. Clarence Todd. CLARENCE ToDD. WM. SCHROEDER AND FAMILY. Plumbers—Not Fakers. Are you going to build, are you going to remodel your dwell ing, are you considering plumb ing and heating? In considering plumbing or heating, the wise man hastens slowly. The plumber must learn his trade the same as a carpenter, a tinsmith, or any other craftsman. A man cannot goto bed, dream that he isa plumber, and do the work that reduires the legitimate crafts- man from 3 to 5 years to learn how to do. Do you fully realize the enormous risk that vou sub ject your family to, by employing unskilled men—men who know ahsolutely nothing about the plumbing business, men who would absolutely fail, if required to take the examination provided by the great state of Minnesota to proteet you from the dangers of faulty plumbing and fake workmen? If youare willing to run the risk, we are willing .to give you figures on this class of work. Itis cheaper, frauds are bound to be cheaper, but we have the genuine article to offer you in investigated. The two Indians ran to the orposite side of the street and let several war whoops afterwards taking to their heels, The deputy caught up with Roy, however, and arrested him. The other escaped. sion of evidence that John C. Sul- livan was murdered, and as to who is guilty, they are cordially inyited to make it known, and either myself or my successor will most cheerfully and vigor- ously prosecute. —H. J. Loud. O R O B Oxford ever known. Shoes. Stylish new Last your fit while the BEST ing Feet. T IO O O O i | Oxford This is the greatest Oxford season Strietly Seasonable and Fashionable Styles of High Grade High or Low—Black or Tan. Our Children’s Dapartment is the in the Northwest. Special Attention to the Style and Fitting Qualities of Shoes for Grow- E: S. STRAW NextDoor to First Nat'l Bank. JUNC O | P P o I O O Oxford § Get siock is complete. and Patterns. We Pay Oxford JON O M O R the line of plumbing and heating, Indians en Reservation Re- ceivq Pcr Capita Payment From Uncle Sam. CHIEFS HOLD COUNCILS ON TERMINAL PROPOSITION. Decided That no Effort Will Be Made to Interfere With Railway Company. The Bemidji contingent that attended the per capita payment at the Red Lake agency, consist- ing of A. O. Narveson, J. A. Mc- Avoy, C. C. Folkers, E. F. Craw- ford, I. Berman and John Good- man, returned 'last night from the agency after having spent the week there disposing of goods to the reds: They report the pay- ment as being one of the guietest that has ever been mads at Red Lake. Each man, woman and child re- ceived $18.40 as their share of about . $25,000 , that was dis- tributed. Major Scott of Cass Lake conducted the payment. After receiving their money, a large number of the Indians de- parted from the agency to Bag- ley, Solway and other towns, and those whoattended the pay- ment from Bemidji were some-! what disappointed in not dispos- ing of as large amount of goods as R A 1 Y - h ] - i [Mser**] New Wash Goods [™.B=] We have had it mentioned among our customers that it is a genuine treat tocome into our store and look over our stock of fine E = o - Wash Goods We donot THINK thereis a stock in the city to eqpal 1t, taking Quality.} Variety and Lowness of Price into consideration. = = = e Cotton Voiles Mohair Lusters Embroidery Mesh Arnold’s Silks Fancy Persian Lawns Plain and Fancy'Figured Dimities Aeolien Crepe. Mercerized Etamine | We have exercised as much care in selecting our stock of goods as one can possibly do in choosing an article for their own use. 3 3 s 3 e L s el S S R New Hoisery New Underwear New Ribbons £ 5/eBAZAAR STORE & I R X P O P councils by the chiefs of thelSevera,l councils were held last| . tribe to determine whether or(fall at which the chiefs de~1pmy' Sbticconndilshield this JUNC RN P MM M O P they bad expected to. The money was distributed on Monday and Tuesday. One of the features of the pay- ment was the holding of two not to make an objection to the'termined to oppose the railway week, "however, the chiefs use of the land'on the shores of [company, and a formal protes.t|were almost unanimous In decid- Red Lake by the Minneapolis, | was made to the government : ing to allow the railway co mpany Red Lake & Manitoba Railway lagainst the granting of some 300 | to use the land, and no further company for terminal purposes. ] acres of land to the railway com- | trouble is &unic’ipated. BEBROOOBDOD B Boys, Base Ball and Bat Free with Each Pur- chase of $2.00 in any Department. skilled labor, together with years of experience and plumbing work executed by plumbers,not fakers. Our state plumbing licence, ac- quired by virtue of the fact that we are plumbers, testifies to our ability. If you want cheap, fake plumbing, we will do it for you, but we will be honest about i, and tell you its worth. THE JERRARD PLUMBING Co. 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