Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 28, 1914, Page 4

FORMER PREMIER OF CHINA 1S POISONED General Chao Ping Chun Sup- posed Victim of Plot. Tientsin, China, Feb, 28.—Assassi- nation by poison is belleved to have brought about the death here of Gen- eral Choa Ping Chun, military govern- or of the province of Chili and former premier under President Yuan Shi Kai, The Chinese statesman was ill only a few hours. General Chao Ping Chun, was a na- tive of Honan and was one of the president’s staunchest supporters. He was police prefect at Tientsin when he attracted the attention of Yuan Shi Kai, then viceroy of Chill. Short- ly arterward he was given a post in the ministry of the interior. After a period of unemployment ia 1908 and 1910 he was appointed min- ister of the interior by Yuan Shi Kai in 1911, and this was confirmed by the national council at Nanking after the abdication of the emperor., He was acting finance minister and acting premier early in 1912 and in September of that year became pre- mier by election and held the office till July, 1913. If you can’t decide what to do, Mankato Commercial College, Man- kato, Minn will tell you. Write for free catalog.—Adv, OFFIGIAL OF MINE WORKERS ACGUSED Charged With Aiding Desertions From the Militia. Trinidad, Colo.,, Feb. 28.—Interest in the Southern Colorado strike swung from the investigation by a congres- slonal committee to the arrest of Will- fam Diamond, local treasurer of the United Mine Workers, on charge of alding desertions of the militia and having government property in This possession. General John Chase, militia com- mander, will turn him over to the United States authorities. It is al- leged Diamond had uniforms for which he had given soldiers citizens’ clothes. The congressional investigators con- tinued to hear operators’ witnesses, who denied stories told by union men that peonage exists in the strike dis- trict and that state militiamen have been cruel to strikers. CONTAINS RESERVE CLAUSE Italy’s Announcement of Participation in Frisco Fair. Rome, Feb. 28.—The intention of Italy to participate officially in the Panama exposition at San Francisco Wwas communicated to Thomas Nelson Page, United States ambassador to Italy. The notification to the ambassador, however, differs considerably from that made to Ira Nelson Morris, the commissioner from the exposition, which was absolutely unconditional. The note to Ambassador Page con- tains the reserve clause that Italy could not exercise the friendly act of participating in the exposition if in the meanwhile the American immigra- tion bill should be passed with clauses such as that calling for the carrying of American health officials on board Italian steamers. JOURNALISTS IN CONTEMPT Fined for Failure to Give Facts to Grand Jury. New York, Feb. 28.—George Bur- dick, city editor, and Willilam Curtin, ship news reporter for the New York Tribune, were adjudged in- contempt by Federal Judge Hand for having refused recently to answer .questions & concerning their source of information relative to smuggling cases, accounts of which their paper printed. Tach was fined $500. i S T T S S A M N A A S £ L3 3 EX CREW DESERT POSTS TER- ORIZED BY SNQW. Philadelphia, Feb. 28.—Ter- ror stricken at the sight.of snow and Ice encountered by the German steamship Ocken- fels off the New Foundland banks the crew of fifty-eight Lascars deserted their posts and for four days refused to leave the engine room of the vessel. Assisted only by the mess boys and cooks the offi- cers of the ship were compelled to do all the seamen's work as well as navigate the vessel on the voyage to this port. Y + +* Y E3 * * el e e b b el b b o b ADDITIONAL WANTS TO0 LATE TG CLASSIFY AR AP PP vy oo o FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms. G. T. Renstield, 208 Mississippi avenue, WANTED—Any lady can earn $10.00 weekly. Coyping letters, spare time at home. Booklet 10 cents dn silver. Tells How. Let- terwriting Company Washington D. C. Results are ‘most always certain when you use a Ploneer want ad. X One-half cent a word. Phone 31. e oo ofe oo ol ol ole oo ofe oo ofe oo ofe oo b oo o WILLIAM D. LEWIS. Offered Proghessive Nomination for Governor of Pennsylvania. William Draper Lewis, dean of the University of Pennsylvania law school, was formally invited-to become the Progressive candidate for the nomina- tion for governor of Pennsylvania at a conference of party leaders at Har- risburg. TWO ARE KILLED BY GAS Found Dead in Rooming House at St. Paul. St. Paul, Feb. 27—Two men were asphyxiated by illuminating gas in a rooming house here. They are: J. Palles, sixty years old, printer; Michael Rider, forty years old. Mrs. P._F. Mattern, sleeping in an adjoining room, was overcome by the fumes leaking into her room, her con. dition being such that the services of a physician were necessary. Her con- dition was not serious. The men were found by Mrs. Mary Murr, proprietor of the rooming house, who smelled the gas. In the French commune of Villeur- banne, adjacent to the city of Lyons, the city re e is burnes are made from the r been a p nicipality ha chase of the crem tory is a model t, and annexed to it is a brick pressing plant. The fur- nace serves not only to burn the refuse, but also to operate, by steam, the va- rious machines in the factory. ue. This has e, but the mu- ged for the pur- ory. The crema- Chronic Constipation Cured “I had been troubled with chronic constipation for two years and tried all the best physicians me. Two packages of Chamberlain’s Tablets cured me,” writes Thos. BE.|& Williams, of Middleboro, Ky. For sale |$ and bricks |& in Bristol, | § . Tenn., and they could do nothing for|$§ KILLS WIFE AND | Mill Gty Tailor Principal in *Double Tragedy. COUPLE HAD QUARRELED Neighbors Investigating Report of Re- volver Find Two-Year-Old Baby Crying Frantically Beside the Body of Its Murdered Mother, Minneapolis, Feb. 27.—Jacob Gold- stein, aged thirty-five, shot and killed his wife, Mrs. Bessie Goldstein, aged thirty-two, at their home here, imme- diately afterward ending his own life by drinking carbolic acid. Domestic troubles caused the trag- edy, Mrs. Geldstein having not long ago had her husband arrested for nonsupport. ‘When neighbors hurried to the house after hearing the shots they found Samuel, a two-year-old son -of the couple, on the floor beside his mother’s body, crying and begging in a baby voice for her to speak to him. Goldstein fired five bullets into his wife’s face and head. Sick Headache This is usually caused by a disor- der of the stomach. Take a good dose of Chamberlain’s Tablets and tomor- row you will feel all right. For sale by all dealers.—Adv. Pioneer wants—one half cent & word cash. TAKES OWN LIFE|f == Houston Canal Ready March 15. Houston, Tex., Feb. 27.—The Hous- ton ship canal will be completed and ready for service March 15. This will be two years ahead of the time al- lowed. The canal will have a depth of twenty-five feet from the turning basin ‘clear to the gulf. During De- cember the dredges removed 2,000,000 yards of material. by all dealers. —Adv. 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