Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 22, 1905, Page 1

- The Bemidji Daily v YOLUME 3. NUMBER 130 PSPPI AN AN OUR MOTTO! ‘*The Best is None to Good” iThls especially so in our prescription department Bring us your Prescriptions, E.N.FRENCH @ CO. CITY DRUG STORE. mm»\) i ; i i i z % : ARRIVE AT NEW YORK. | First Party of Immigrants Subjected to Cholera Quarantine. York, Sept. 22.—Having been ers on three different steam ers, to which they were ssively transivrred, 1,602 persons ved here durin day in the steerage of the stear i Waldersee. These pas- the first party of immi- grants to be bjected to the cholera quarantine regulations which were cently applied to steerage passengers teavin amburg and the enforcement of these precautions caused thei merous transfe s the Moltke, but dis where they Bulgaria 3 inally the Bul them io the Gral { { | CHARGED WITH PERJURY. | i Warrants Issued for Prominent Cole- rado Men. Denver, Sept. 22.-—Charged with perjuring themselves to defraud the government out of lands in the east- ern part of Coloradc, warrants have been issued by the United States dis- trict attorney’s office for the arrest of Peter Campbell, former register of the United Sta land office at Akron; Perry C. Beeney, county ireasurer of Washingion county, and D. W. Irwin, a real esiate dealer of Akron. Through ihese men it is said that the government has been defraunded out of thousands of dollars’ worth of s in Washington and Yuma coun- i By various subterfuges, it is stated, Campbell. "eeney and Irwin obtained possession of Jand which had been abandoned by previous settlers and | sold it to other settlers. ttitnois Town in Flames. | Ploomingion, 1., X lage of Towar ] of b n ings in the fire, 1t is bc saved. e W Are on nothing can be There is no fire protection, eved Disastrous Fires in Kentucky. Owi lle, Ky., Sept. 22.—D trous fires are raging in the mountains of Rowan county andg are destr thousands of valuable t Sev residences in dange A line ot fire one wmile long rons along the mountain tops. , violent So far Irwip. is the only man ar- rested. | EARTHQUAKES IN ITALY. i Add to Li.uiress of' S .tion of Calabria. Monteleone, lialy, Sept. —Kur- ther slight shocks of earthquake and storms Wednesday, extending over the whole of Calabria, added to the distress of the stricken popula- tion. Lightning caused a fire at Oliva. di, which desiroyed the remaining properiy belonging to survivors of the eartliquake. Panics occurred at Can- tar o and Reggio, where several buildings were struck by lightaing. l BEHIND IT — 25 A BRIEF TALK Successful Years { | Massachusetts and Joseph H. Choate, | former American ambassador to Great +more Hill as guests of President | ever, that the president has manif About the lLawrence Sanatorium. Thousands have been successfully treated for Catarrh, Enlarged Ton- sils, Defect of Vision, Granulated Eyelids, Inflamed Eyes, Deafness, MAIN BUILDING | Mental and and other Chronic Ailments. here. medicine and surgery. Nervous Diseases, Stomach Troubles, Brights Disease, Diabetis, Venereal Diseases, Can- cer, Rupture, Tumors, Deformities OUR EQUIPMENT Operating rooms, Electric appliances, X-Rays, Labora- tories, etc., are as excellent and perfect as found anywhere. EVERY CONVENIENCE And modern essential conducive to the best treatment is Specialists are employed in various departments of 820 EAST 17TH STREET physicians in practice. Specific treatment is given for every ailment. Can- cer and Rupture patients are treated at the Lawrence Sanatorium like other special diseases, by experts whose success entitles them to rank among the first We cure RUPTURE wirn- ouT operation, and CANCER without cutting. That does not cease with the FOR INFORMATION—Given ¢<About Y > Addr ‘820 Fast 17th Street - ’ DR. LAWRENCE'’S SCIENTIFIC CURE For the Liquor habit has stood every test and stands out BOLDLY and ALONE as an absolute Scientific cure. A CURE whiskey or drugs —but makes vigorous and active every physi- cal and mental department of the body. kidney and heart ailments are corrected. WRITE®TODAY W. D. LAWRENCE, M. D. The Lawrence Sanatorium elimination of the desire for All stomach, liver, | i in confidence—and the little booklet ! 1 § - MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. | campaign fund. BEMIDJ1, MINNESOTA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1905 SUBJECT OF INSURANGE OGCUPANTS [N A PANIG| j=—smemsmmecsmemm. Three Numbers PRESIDENT HOLDS LONG CON- FERENCE WITH SECRETARY ROOT AND OTHERS. MAY RECOMMEND FEDERAL GONTROL MATTER WILL BE DISCUSSED IN | DEED FOLLOWS FAILURE OF AT- MESSAGE TO CONGRESS UN- DER PREPARATION. Oyster Bay, 1. 1., Sept. 22.—Secre- tary of State Root, Senator Lodge of Britain, who spent the night at Saga-) Roosevelt, bave left for New York. The conference between fhe president and his visitors was admittedly im- portant. The principal topic of d cussion was the recent disclosures in the investigation of the conduet of the life insurance companies of New York | being made by a committee of the | New York legislature. The president has in course of preparation his an- nual message 1o congress and as he proposes to discuss the insurance| question in that message with special reference to federal legislation for the regulation of insurance naturaily de- sired to confer with his close friends | as to the manner in which he. should treat the subject. it is known that the conference con- tinued until a late hour. No details of it are obtainable. It is known, how- - ed for months a deep interest in the | developments regarding the conduct of the New York life insurance com- | panies and has had in mind the de- sirability of federal regulation of such corporations. Under the law as it now stands the bureau of corporations of the department of commerce and la- bor has no control over life insurance | corporations. It can only make an in- qQuiry into their business for the pur- pose of gaining information, but it fannot supervise them in any w The president has been urged strong]. to recommend to congress the enact- ment of such legislation as will give the federal governmehi supervisory control of insurance companies. Whether the disclosures regarding the paynient by certain corporatic of campaign contributions has any- thing to do with the present inquiry by ihe president or whether that sub- ject wag cousidered even at the con- ference cannot be rold. L § ! TAGGART MAY TESTIFY. ; i National Chairman Goes to New York. Indianapolis, Sept. 22—Thomas W. Taggart, chairman of the national Democratic committee, has left In- dianapolis hurriedly for New York. He would not discuss the nature of the business which called him to the East- ern metropolis, but some of his friends are inclined to the belief that he has been summoned to testify before the legislative committee which is investi- gating ihe insurance conditions in New York relative to the alleged con- tributions to the Democratic national Democratic Perking on the Stand. New York, Sept. 22.—George W. Perkins, first vice president of thei New York Life insurance company, was on the stand in the legislative in- surance investigation most of the day. His evidence was mainly in regard to syndicate deals in bonds by the New York Life company. { | O O O O O O FORNM VIGILANCE COMMITTEE. Residents of Flatbush, N. Y. Declare War on Burglars. New York, Sept. 22.—An indignation meeting has: been held by 200 resi- dents of Flatbush, a Brooklyn suburb, at which it was decided to form a patrol of citizens io break up the dep- redations of burglars. The suburb has been a prey to thieves nearly all summer and many wealthy residents of that section declared that they would (ake the law into their own hands. i The plan decided upon for guarding the section is 10 have twelve men ap- pointed daily from among the resi- dents. ‘These will go on duty at mid-| night and patrol until 5 o'clock in (he| morning. They will be armed with{ revolvers and some of those who ha\’e; t ¥ i i long pousts wwill use horses, Fiead of Sons of Veterans. i Gettysburg, Pa., Sept. 22 —The last| session of the sons of* Veterans en-! campment was held during the day. The ballots cast for national comman- der have not all been counted, but enough is known to assure the elec- ien oi Harley V. Speelman of Cincin- ¥ nati BOME EXPLOSION IN NEW YORK TENEMENT ROUTS OUT SIX- TEEN FAMILIES. SCORES THROWN FROM ;l'HEIIl 8EDS| that aistances TEMPT TO SECURE BIG SUM BY BLACKMAIL. New York, Sepi. 22.—With a roar $ E that was heard for blocks and which threw the occupants of an entire neighborhood of densely crowded tene- ments inte a panic a dynamite bomb was exploded on ihe steps of a tene- ment house in First avenue. The neighborhood was shaken -as by an earthquake and scores of sleepers were thrown from their beds. That nobody was seriously injured appeared remarkable. ) There are two stores on the ground floor of the house. One is a meat shop kept by Henry Blumberg and the other is a barber shop owned by S. Scariio. Living on the other floors were sixfeen families. ~Last Tuesday Back, Collar Back, plaited Scarito went to police headquarters with a letter sent to him signed, “Black Hand.” He said it was the fourth he had received. A demand bad been made for $2,000 in cash, but it not made clear to whom or where he was to pay the money. He was fold that detectives would work and went home reassured The bomb which exploeded was placed in his shop. Policemen had all they could do t¢ restore quiet among the frightened tenants, who fled in panic to the nar row hallways leading from their quar-! ters and more than an hour elapsed before they would o b to bed. right away. PASSENGERS ESCAPE DEATH. Fast.Santa Fe Train Wrecked at Wal. ton, Kan. in Ladies’ coats 42 in. Black Montagnac Coat, Velvet Collar and Buttons, Empire Back 44 in. Black Kersey Coat, Empire $10.00 42 in. Fancy Mixed Coats, Empire collar These garments were received Monday They’ll be quick sellers. Better see them TEN CENTS PER WEEK all competition. 95 same as Coat sleeves, velvet .50 Newion, ‘Kan., Sept. 22 bound California fiyer on ithe Atchi- son, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad was wrecked at Walton, a small sta- tion eight miles east of here. Fred Kempnick of Chicago, second cook on the dining car, was probably fatally| injured and five other persons badly dent. ‘As {He train approached Wal ton the trucks of the baggage car lefi the rails, followed by the dining car, and the sleeper followed. The dining car and the sleeper ran for about 100 feet on the ties and then turned over. Foriunately the muddy bank broke huri. the force of the fall and most of the The train, which probably is the' passengers were enabled to alight in fastest in the Santa Fe service, was safety without sustaining any injuri running at a speed of about forty miles an bour ai the time of the acci-} -DEED ' OF ' INSANE MAN. Fires Home and Cremates Wife and Three .Children. Madison, Ind., Sept. 22.—On Beal: tys ridge, in Switzerland county, George Ford, who believed to ba insane, cremated his wife and three children by seiting fire to the house in which they were asleep. All foux perished in the flames, JUN R O o I Fall and Winte Our line of Fall and Winter goods is b in both quality and price. DRESS GOODS Broadcloths and Serges. The latest will be found in our showecases. GOODS! onto the shelves and is one that will please you The newest thingsjin Panamas, Voiles, Mohairs, Venetian Trimmings and Neckwear A r eing put If You Have Had Hanan Shoes You Know They Are The Best That Money Can Buy A Pair All Goods Guaranteed Satlsfaetory or Money Refunded. E.H.Winter«Co Bemidji, Minnesota ‘ O O O Il!.l.ll.l.l.. IR O OO A P O D I | | f i |