Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 20, 1905, Page 1

The Be 1idji Daily HISTORICA SOOCIETY. VOLUME 3. NUMBER 205. BEMIDJ1, MINNESOTA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1905. TEN CENTS PER WEEK Do you pin your hat to your own hair? Can’tdo it? Haven’t enough hair? It must be you do not know Ayer's Hair Vigor! Here’s an introduction! May the Is It Your Own Hair? Store will be open Xmas morning from 8:30 to 10 o'clock. 0’Leary & Bowser Bemidji, Minnesota acquaintance result in a heavy growth of rich, thick, glossy hair! And we know you will never be gray. CoB L The begining of the week before Xmas, find us with a § good stock of Christmas goods. The selling was heavy last week but our stock was large, think we haye enough for all, but better not wait until Saturday, it’s not satis- factory, too big a crowd, assortment not so good, clerks tired out. Santa Claus will be in the window All Day. He's up to date, (Rides in an Auto) so are our Christmas Offerings, Cut Glass, Toil- § Furs, Suspenders, Silk Hose,. Combs, Belts, Bags, Cloaks, Dress Patterns. Al- } bums, Jewelry, Canes, Unbrellas, Hand g kerchiefs, Suits Cases, Slippers, House | Coats. Lounging Robes. Fancy Vestsand China. et Sets, Toys. Dolls. Gloves, Mufflers, | Phe Iy Scading Yrocet | Fancy Pears $4.50 a Barrel Butter! Butter! Butter! | 1 Have you ever tasted our | | Crea.mery Butter | We get semi-weekly shipments {rom our Creamery. We guarantee this butter to be the very best, tested by the Pure Food Commission and always found strictly pure. 1t will pay you to try a pound or two and be convinced, Get our price on Flour, Feed, Hay. It will save you money. Camelia Flour, 49 lbs., $1.00 | We. O, Dehtoedar | 314 MINNESOTA AVE T LEIHOXE XO. 65 et fake Whote Notel The Lake Shore Hotel is now in charge of Ole Anderson, the former propristor of the estab- lishment, who will conduct it in the futare. The rooms of the Lotel have been revovated and redecor- ated and the table service has been improved. m.king the Lake Shore one of the Lest One Dollar a day houses in the city. Give it a trial. Ole Qi desen. Bey. New York, Dec. 20.--Fire at3 o'clock this morning completely de- stroyed the Women'’s Prison building on Blackwell island. The male con- victs were released from the adjoiaing building and entered the burning structure through dense smoke, utterly regardless of their danger and carried over 600 women from the top floor to safety. GARRISON WIPED OUT ONE HUNDRED RUSSIAN TROOPS KILLED AND MUTILATED AT TUKUM, COURLAND. REINFORCEMENTS AVENGE THE DEED BOLDIERS SHELL TOWN AND HUN DREDS OF PEASANTS ARE DEAD OR WOUNDED. Tukum, Province of Courland, Rus- sla, Dec. 17, via Stettin, Prussia, Dec. 20.—A special staff correspondent of the Associated Press, who has just: efrived here, learns that mobs of Lith- uanians and Esthonians yesterday at- tacked 100 Cossacks and dragoons, the only military force stationed in Tu kum. The mobs, after wild fighting killed the soldiers to the last man, cut off their arms and legs and ripped up’ their bodies. The streets were strewn with bodies and dismembered parts. Six hundred troops arrived here t! morning with three guns, shelled the; place and charged the mobs of peas: ants, who surrendered or were dis- Jersed, ! Order has now been re-established and the soldiers are burying the bod- les of the slain and caring for the ‘wounded. In all 340 soldiers and peasants were Kkilled and many were. wounded. Most of the remaining population have fled to Riga, which now is the safest town in this part of Russia. NEEDED AT THE CAPITAL. Reinforcements Not Available for the Baltic Provinces. Bt. Petersburg, Dec. 20.—Despite the statement that two army corps are be- iug sent to the Baltic provinces it is learned that no such number of troops is avallable. The government has sent two regiments from St. Peters- burg ir reply to the frantic appeals for reinforcements, but it is considered too dangerous to deplete the garrison of the capital any further during the present crisis and the government can only await the ar 1 of the Cossacks end other troops which are being hur- ! ried forward by General Linevitch from Manchuria. In the meantime the government's fear is that the rebel- lion, which is extending southward to the l'olish frontier, may arouse the Poles to an armed uprising. teliable details regarding the estab. lishment of the so-called republic of Kharkoff have at last arrived. The workmen's socialistic organizations, Jjoined by 300 troops, took possession of the city and with the aid of militia armed with pikes, revolvers and axes established a government or “feder- ated council,” as the executive com- mittee was called. This council issued decrees which the authorities were perfectly powerless to resis The council turned off the electricity from the houses on the ground that it only benefitted the rich, while allowing it to burn in the streets, where it bene- fitted the people, and declared war on the thieves who have previously been terrorizing the city. MANY MUSSULMANS KILLED. Houses Fired and Inmates Not Per- mitted to Escape. Constantinople, Dec. 20.—The latest dispatch received from Titlis, Cau- casia, says that 300 houses in the Mus- sulman quarter were set on fire by | armed Armenians who preven‘ed their inmates from leaving and fired on the Liremen who attempted to extinguish the flames. The total number of Mus- sulmaus killed 1s not yvet ascertained, | but fifty-seven Turkish subjects ave | known to have perished. The fighting ! was continuing Dec. 17, when ne tele- | gram was forwarded, and the Turkish | consulate was overcrowded with refu- gees, A telegram of the same dzte from , Batoum, Caucasia, reports a continu- . ance of the disorders there. Great ! fears of a massacre prevailed in the Mussulman community. i The government transport Ismir has l j left Constantinople for Batoum to take off the Turks. DEFECTIVE PAGE PRISON BURNED IN NEW YORK Women’s Prison’ Building Completely Destroyed by Fire---Male Prison- ers Rescue Women. TAKES EFFECT JAK, | GOVERNOA LA FOLLETTE OF WIS-| CONSIN SENDS RESIGNATION TO LEGISLATURE. SPECIAL SESSION THEN ADJOURNS JOINT COMMITTEE NAMED TO! CONDUGT AN INVESTIGATION OF INSURANCE. Madison, Wis.,, Dec. 20g-Covernor | La Follette has'sent his re¥2,ation as! governor to the legislature to take ef-| fect on the first Monday in Januzuv.: He resigns to accept the United States | 3 senatorship. His message reads: “I hereby resign the office ©of gov- ernor for the halance of the term be- glnning the first Monday in January, 1905, such resignation to take effect the first Monday in January, 1906, at 12 o’clock noon of that day.” The special session of the legisla- ture, after receiving the governor message, adjeurned sine die.; Se teen bills were passed during the ses. sion. The important measures for | § . . . |4 our line with the others in town. which the session was called were the modifying of the capitol bill to perm: the building of the new capitol at on and to receive the resignation of lic governor. i3 The following : committee was an- nounced to conduct a legislative i vestigation of jnsurance companie: Senators Frear, Roehr and Ruilimed, Assemblymen Ekern, Braddock, Bee- dle and Potter, CATHOLIC PRIEST ulent Means. ‘White Plains, N. Y., Dec. 20.—Rev. Bernard A. Brady, of § Joseph's Roman Catholic church at Yonkers, has been indicted for grand larceny by the grand jury. It is charged that he fraudulently secured a bequest of property worth $10,000 for the use of his church at Yonkers. Mrs. Margaret Brady died rcoemly,l leaving a $10,000 estate, and a will w: offered for probate giving this entire property to St. Joseph's church. Miss Viola Hess of San Francisco, who is| said to be Mrs. Brady's only sm'\'h’[ ing relative, contested the validity of this will and brought the case befors the grand jury. | astor REMOVED BY LA FOLLETTE. Wisconsin District Attorney Charged With Malfeasance. Madison, Wis., Dec. 20.—Governor La Follette has removed District At- torney John A. Kittell of Brown county for maifeasance in office. Charges were recently brought against Kittell that he did not show sufficient interest in the prosecution of graft cases at Green Bay and failed to suppress prize fights durinz the convention of Eagles there last summer. The prosecution was pushed by Attorney S. W. Hun- tington of Green Bay. Kittell is said to be a “Stalwart” in politics, Governor La Follette, in approving a bill for the investigating of the state| university, attached a memorandum saying he doubted the legality of the measure under the special call, hut would not veto it lest it might preju- dice the university with the people, The sum appropriated is grossly ex- travagant for the investigation, he said, and ke hoped economy would be observed General Striké Declared by Workmen in Russia Will Take Effect To- morrow at Noon. able to forward insiructions 1o~ offi- cials at other points, the operators refusing to send messages signed by the emparor himself. St Petersburg, Dee: 20.—The pro- clamation for a general strike tomor- row noonhas created intense excite- ment. The decision is to close every- thing in the empire—railroads, manu-! S A factories. wholesaleand retail stoves | The appoi NtMment of General Mark D. and all goverument works, excenttho| Flower as "Os'lh"‘“s‘a' ot St-raulhgs waterworks. The government is un-! been sent 1°.fhe senate. RN SRR Christmas Presents! Furs i | ! g Japanese Bemidji, Do not wait until the last day before making your selection of yonr Christmas presents. The best will be taken. We are ‘showing a very large line of all kinds of articles suitable for Christmasg presents. Buy your sister or mother a fur scarf. You could not purchase a more suitable gift. Toilet Sets and We will be glad to have you call and compare emember and Call! AAAAAAALANAA mmmmw FACARANSAAPAAMAAAAAMAAAAAAAA AAAA MAAAAAAAAAA E. H. Winter & Co., 'Telephone Number 30 s Dollse . Kid. dolls, dressed dolls, rubber dolls from . 5e to $5.00 Toys \ Wal'e Fire engines, Potrol wsalgons, Automobiles, . Trick horses, and dogs. Everything to please the boy and girl. Before you Buy: Minnesota. You can depend.on a oo MAV It bakes right because it is made ood ? CHRISTMAS ‘:nmum STIC RANG if baked in a~ E ; right and of the right material — Malleable_and Charcoal ~ J. A. LUDINGTON, LOCAL 'HARD WARE DEAI;E%_