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The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26
WORST OF THE WAR.
Bloody Weeks Work In the Islands


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MANILA, April "a. ~ Last week ms
been one of the bloodiest OF the war
since the first days Of fighting around
Manila. Authentic reports, mostly Of
ficial, show a total of BIS Filipinos
killed, II officers and PA men cap
tured and many more wounded. The
number wounded is hardly guessable.
1t is said that as the Filipinos entirely
lack facilities a great majority Of the
Wounded will die. Probably the week s
work finished LOCO insurgents. The.
American loss was 0 killed and l6
wounded. Two sergeants and one pri-
yate were killed in ambush while es-
corting provision trains. The insuT-
gents have been aggressive in almost
every province OF Luzon. Gen. Pic del
II Pillars band, numbering 800. which
was out OF sight for three months, their.
leader being reported killed, has reap
peared in its old field about San
Miguel. Pillar is supposed to be again.
In command. He gave the American
garrison at San Miguel, consisting OF
three companies of the Thirty-fifth in
ifantly, with d Calling gun, three
hours fightingtin a night attack. Loss
of The Insurgents in this gagement is
not included in the foregoing total, as
they removed their dead and wounded,
but presumably it was considerable.
Twenty Filipinos in the province OF
Batangas attacked Lieut.. Wonde who,
with eight men, was scouting near
San Jose, The lieutenant and five men
We're wounded and. one private killed.
Sergt. Ledoius, Of the Thirty fifth In
faItly, was wounded in an ambush
near Balipag Lieut.. Balch, Of the 4
Thrift seventh infantry, with seventy
men,, had 4 five-hour. ii With 4tp3 III
snrgeIts in Tile Nqeva, Ca.eas district.
Twenty of the Insurgents were killed.
s Col. Smith,, Of the Seventeenth In
fantly, who captured Gen. Montalles-
gro and bfoug ht4 llfn ito Manila. is i'll
the isolation hospital suffering from Il
smallpox, presumably eangh TIL from the
Tilipfnos. Col. Smith s command ca5-aI
fureu 100 officers and men with Monte 4
negro. The officers were brought 10 4
Manila. Montenegro, who was former
y one OF the dapper officers Of The
tiIpino army, looks worn and llag-
gard. He says lie has led terrible
life for months. and he has offered to /
return TO the north with Col. Smith to I
10 persuade his former com
aides OF the uselessness Of opposing
he Americans
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26
KIILED by Al DEsERTER.
1t Is Claimed Gen. Lawtons Was Shot
by an Americans. r

1t Is Claimed GEN. Lawton. Was Shot
by an American.
Los Angeles, April % - Wendell Nc
Laughlin, stenographer, formerly em-
ployed by the Republican county com
mittee, and who went to the Philip
pines a few months ago as an attache
to the naval construction bureau at
\ Cayite, has written to friends in Los
Angeles giving an entirely new ac-i
count of the manner in which Maj.
Gen. III. W. Lawton lost his life Me-
Laughlin has sent to D. S. McGarvin
Of this city, a copy of the Freedom, a
paper published at Manila. which con-
tains the statement that Hamilton
Howard. deserterf from the First Cal
ifornia regiment, lis the man who
planned the ambush Of Gen. Lawton,
and 1t is said upon good authority. fired
the fatal shot, He was made major in
the irisurgent army as a reward.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26

weather is now fine. The enemy still
holds the waterworks and out scouts
report that the Beers have a line OF
soutposts and small commanders fifteen
miles east Of Bloemfontein from the
Modder river to the Kaffir river
Bocrs Commences Guerri1Ia warfare.
London, April %. = The Ladysmith
correspondent Of the Daily News says:
The. Beers in Natal are already COM
mencing a guerilla warfare. Both the
Transyaalers and the Free Skaters are
compelling the natives to bear arms.
Gen. Butler has ordered all the farm
ers between Ladysmith and the Drak~
ensberg range to retire to Estcourt.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26
Kansas city Making Rapid Strides

Kansas City, April 24Progress in
the reconstruction of Convention hall
Is being made with rapid strides, The
tons Of twisted steel and debris have
been renewed from the site, much
masonry Involving the outside walls
has been replaced. and this morning
the Gillett- Herzog Company of Minne-.
apoliss which is to erect the steel
structure. put its force of men to work.
Night work will be done 10 fulfill its
contract calling for the erection Of the
ponderous steel trusses by June15.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26

i GaZetted Vice President of the Transvaaf
Republic to Succeed Gen. Joubert IS
ent indications, however, point 10 stlll
i further delay. Without attaching I'M
due Importance to the stories from
i lSourenzo Marques concerning the
strength Of tile Boer forces, it would
/ almost seem thatstIe former estimates
of 10000 We're rath ar low. Druing the
last few days there has been a renewal
Of Bocr activity in all parts slf the
stheater of war. The tenacity Of the
enemy around Col. Dalgety proves that
considerable forces are still there.
Lord Roberts has ordered Lord Me-
thuen to retire from Roshof, probably
for the same reason. lshe presence OF
a Eoer force at Frankfort looks like an
endeav0r to cut off NIethuen, who may
next be heard of MS retiring upon
Kimberley The Beers are said t0
half ensircle Blocnfontein to the east
ward in a crescent formation. There
have beeIl several outpost affairs in
that vicinity The Eleventh division.
under Gen. Poie-C arew, and the
Fourth caSalry brigade are operating
toward SannaZport
In Natal there is no diminution of
Boer activity. It is reported that Sir
Charles Warren is to he appointed
governor Of the Free State. Nothing
is known regarding Sir II c,Ivers Butler,
but there Is little doubt regarding his
removal, and rulnor has 1t that Iord
Kitchener will get an important indie. Z
pendent command.
y Tie Boer peace commissioners are
understood to have been disappointed
by their visit to The Hague, but to
pc determined to visit Berlin and Paris
before going to Washington.
Steyn Pleads With BSrghers.
London. April 90 The Rloemfontein
correspondent of the Morning Post.
8telegraphing Friday, says: President
Steyn's address to the burghers was
an impassioned speech He innlored /
them to continue their resistance unfiD
the result of the efforts Of the Beer
peace commissioners was known.
Ambulance Corps Takes Tn Arms.
London, April 23--The Daily News
has the following from Lourenzo
Marqnes, dated Friday: 1t is reportecD
here that Gen. Dewet has been killed.
Other European ambulance corps be-
side the Irish-Ainerican are taking 1r
arms in behalf Of the Beers. The lat
ter are unable to obtain snnokeIess
powder. Trenches are being construct.
co Tor eight miles around Pretoria.
There are sixtysnine guns in position
at kroonstad, and seven French guns
at Pretoria. Twenty-Five mines ali
J johannesburg have been charged with
q ynamit ana the johannesburg fort
has been dismantIed.
Beers Show Renewed Activity.
London, April pa dispatch 10 the
Times from Johannesburg, dated sat
1rday, says: The Boers are displaying
renewed activity. Five guns were used
freely to-day from four different posi-
IONS against cur Surrey rifles, and
rom the southeast comes sound of
1eayy carnoLadiDg. Officers and man
ire on duty day and night an.. he re-
'ent heavy rains have made operations
test of pluck and endurance.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26
THREE MEN KILLED.
a Dynamite Packlng House NOV.

A Dynamite Packing House Blowx
Up.
Bay City, Mich. April The pack
ing house OF the Ajax dynamite works,
near the village of Kawawlin. this
county, was blown up yesterday after
noon killing three men All leave
young wives and children. Their
bodies were torn to shreds, only
enough being found to fill bushel
basket. Great trees Were lprooted or,
torn to splinters and houses and stores
IN kaWkawlin were wrecked by the
forcesof the explosion. H. I'll. Thomas
'of Bay City Is the oWner of the works.
It IS believed that the explosion, which
Us the fourth In seven years, was
caused by one OF the men dropping a
pailful Of dynamite on the floor. The
financial loss is slight.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26
~ Pay DeIegates, Exnenaes.

r H1N11Es etNGs pCIiAtN. 3
Washington, April 20 Senatorial
yesterday introduced an. amendment
to the sundry civil appropriation bill
appropriating $25, 600 for defrayffng the
expenses OF a delegation from The
United States to the international con-
.ferences Of American states proposed
to be held in Mexico in the interest Of
the union OF American republics. The
amendment is offered in response to a
suggestion by the president.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26
THE MARKETS.
Lafest Quotations from Grain and
-laEz. Live Stock Cenfera HI vi.

Live stock centcrs.
81 st. Paul, April "a Wheat No. i
4 Northern GA 7-SM65c; No. 2 Northern.
! 633 1-22I64 34c. Corn No. g yellow
33Sc;; No. 3, BIC. Oats No. 8 white,
. 1-2c; No. 3, 81 1-2c. Barley and Rye
Feed barley, 330l34c: mating grade,
3o6I3sc; No. 2 rye, sic; No. s. rye.
| 80 Lee :, ss.- .s@sf
Minneapolis, April "a. Wheat - y
May opened at 63 Csc and closed ut
" 5-Sc. On trackN i hard, G6I-Sc;
no. Northern, Ga 5-Sc Corn yellow.
81 3-4c. Oats White, Ole. Flax. ST. go.
Duluth, April "a Wheat May
opened at 66c and closed at lfi Use:
No. ] hard 67 i7-Sc bid; Mol Northern.
60 1.Sc bid; No.2 Northern, GO Use bid /.
No. Northern. 60 7-Sc bid; No. i hard
to arrive, GS 1-Sc bid; No. j Northern.
GO 1-Sc bid Corn ~ Cash, to arrive.
36 1-Sc. + Flax Cash, 81 ~ bid: to ar
rive, s.. III May. ST w / y bid: septem-
Der. Sl.2l bid; Oct Der. 81 6 bid.
Chicago April "a Wheat, cash No
r red. 6S 1-2M69 LIE; No. 9 do, 610l63c;
No 4 Northern spring, 66 1-2,@67 / De-
No. do. G5 1906 ] DC; No. 3 spring
501@65c. Corn-No. 2, IS 3-4c;s No. 81
L. . n ~
40. % ~ n a AZ 49, a n ~
Milwaukee Wis Anr;, u 1o,,,. u
dull Wheat lover. N q u .Nnrt tar,,
&C 1oc M j Nnrt l ,e ~ =. . ~
rye lower: Ma = 10 n lz 49, a. +
Barley quiet; No. 2. 43c: sample. $50
42c Oats steady; No. ? white, u 1-4sQD
Sioux civ iowa AMI 81 .z ~, 49,
Reeves Al * ~ 4 81. +. , !, ! "a Ills
n,ixed 80 h, u. Stoc,.s AZ a,sd ta go.
ers. 5o57l N. 90 11os o,,,1 100 49,.
~ 7:5,t14 Hos, & an0 az n. = Nil,
S5.45. s' "A, = ~ 49, ~
Chicago. mil 81 f,.4t,o nooa Il
prime steers 81 qna5 "a. ,,oor ~ -
dunn 81 1o5I4 II. stocl,a,s p fe y
steadv al "a 4iSi On. no,vs a,1 bssf.rs
S3M4 IS: 81 'Teyas. fed STARS I'll n < III
Hogs-aIixad ana b,,,chers u, 3 ~ 49, *
GOOD To choice heavy s.r h; $3.50 ra,,s,,
heavy. 81. 45615 IN liart So aol a, n.
hnIls ~ -, 81 49,.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26
For Saxx yard IN Hnuaii.

Washington, April %. Senator. Hale
yesterday introduced a bill authorizing
the purchase Of about 1,so0 acres OF
land In the vicinity of Pearl Harbor,
Hawaii, for naval purposes. One hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars is pro.
posed to be appropriated for the pur-
poses specified.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26
Not Applying to North Americo.

Ottawa. Ont, April % Hon. Sidney
Fisher, minister Of agriculture, re-
ceiyed cablegram from Lord Strath-
coma, Canadian high commissioner in
London, stating that the foot and
mouth disease discovered in American
cattle at Deptford was communicated
to them from an Argentina herd being
carried by butchers, and therefore
there was no necessity for prohibiting
the shipment of North American cat
tie
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26

More than one speech during the
/ present session of Congress has had
lin it the special ingredients OF the
Sforce Of eloquence which Emerson
sthus summarized: Clear perceptions:
memory; power Of statement; logic:
imagination or the skill to clotne5
your thought in natural images; pas
sion; which is the heat; and then q
grand will, which, b when legitimate
and abiding. we cali character. the
height OF manhood.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26
safe Burglars Escnpe.

Brainerd, MINI, April %. Edwin
Decker and George Gardner. two pro-
fessional safe blowers, broke Jail here
yesterday and escaped during the abb
sence OF Sheriff Erickson from the
city. They sawed or the window bars.
They were held for Swallowing at
Bemidji.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26
warm erecting for come.

Santo Domingo, April 22.-Gen. Max
limo Gomez arrived here from Cuba
yesterday and met with a Brilliant Of
fetal and public reception. He landed
under salute fired from the fort, was
met by committees at the landing
place, the streets were decorated in
his honor and he was serenaded in the
evening. The minister of war, SenoS
Braha. has resigned
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26
Miners Return 10 worlx.

Terre Haute. Ind. April 90 Tie
machine miners of this district who
quit work few days ago because, as
they claim's they had not been treated
fairly in the adjustment of the scale,
have returned to work and will await
a settlement of the difficulty. The
miners union will settle the matter
among themselves I'M 4
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26
PapnI Con.istory.

Rome, April 20 20 The pope held Sc
cret eonsistory and recognized num-
Der of bishops, including Mgr. Donati
Soaretti, for Havana; Mons, Kelley. for
Savannah. and Mgr Bertandorth. for
Vancouver.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26
German Oftleers ~ rnatrnctnr.

Berlin. April %. The semi official
Hamburger Corresponds makes the
following statement: German officers.
in Woo Chang, province of Hoppe,
have induced the Chinese governor
general Of the province to engage other
German officers as army instructors In
lieu OF those dismissed. I" IN
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26
Bsl. s.isstrirnl Plant.

Chicago, April % Electricity sup
planted steam in the operation OF the
big packing houses of Armour a. Co.
at the stock yards yesterday. The new
plant, which cost something more than
81, 10000 constitutes the largest indi-
vidual set of electrical power-giving
machinery ever put into service.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26
No Change in TeIegraphers, STRIKE.

Atlanta. Ca April 2222.--No apprecia-
bic change has taken place in the
Southern railroad strike. Reports to
the strikers headquarters from every
division show confidence and enc0ur-
agement on the part of the telegraph
ers. Conditions appear normal with
the Southern railroad.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26
Eighteen Gases Against Him.

/ Chicago, April "a. The police. say
they have eighteen cases against G. o..
Charleston. charged with getting small
sums OF money from various persons
on worthless checks. Charleston is sasr3,
to be an ex-member of the Nebraska
legislature.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26
HUNTING for Fugitivea.

Sioux Falls S. d. April 22.-Search
for the prisoners who escaped from the
penitentiary has thus far been without
result. The fugitfves are supposed to
have gone southwest through Iowa.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26
Complaint. Again.t DISCRIMINATION.

Complaints Against DISCRIMINATION,
New York, April % The Jersey City
board Of trade is preparing d formal.
complaint to be forwarded to the inter
state commerce commission, charging
railroad discrimination against the
city. The specific complaint Is that.
freight and passenger rates to Jersey
City are the same as those to New.
York and Brooklyn, and the board con-
tends that a lower rate should exist on
Jersey City business.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26
Get. TWENTY-FIVE wear. n pri.on.

Kansas City, April &c. r. More
ledge, an actor WHO last winter held
up two restaurants and saloon IN
the center OF the business district
single handed In order to get money
sufficient to put his company on the
road, was found guilty yesterday and
given a sentence OF twenty-five years
ip the penitentiary. He pleaded In
sanity #
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26
Turks Attnck q pieI.a4

Frankfort-on-t the Main, April a
The Belgrade correspondent of the
Aeitung says: A Turkish patrol fell
upon the Seryian boundary picEets
near Vrania and shot one underofticer
and two Of his men.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26

Steel rails wei Ching eighty pounds to
the yard were. FIRST nsed upon, railroads
In this country iii 1883. Since that
time steel has practically superseded
iron as a track-building material, and
the weight of the rails has tended con-
stantly to increase. Now one OF the
great trunk lines is experimenting
with nickel steel, which is even more
expensive than steel, but which will
undoubtedly come into general use II
athe claims made for 1t are justified
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26

Springfield, Ill, April %. Gall stones
are said to be the cause of the severe
attacks of gastritis Which Coy. Taner
has suffered for some time.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26

London April al.-The Law 'Io,,r,,at
says q special court viii be constiti,t tI
for the trial Of rebels in South a mica.
OF which the lord chief justice. Baron
Russell OF killowen, viii be a n1er}ber
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26

A young freshman, while waiting
one day last autumn for a room to
be assigned to her in a college dormi-
tory, picked up an old newspaper and
read in it an editorial upon escape
from burning buildings. The sugges-
ton was there. made that by once
thinking out plan of action for an
emergency. the action itself would be-
come somewhat mechanical The girl
laughingly said to herself that an
opera cloak would be a good thing to
have near IN case Of fire by night.
When she unpacked her trunk her
warm evening cloak was given a hook
near the closet door. She decided
also that her night slippers might rea-
sonably be kept under the bed. a
lew weeks ago, on a bitterly cold
night, that very dormitory burned to
the ground. The young girl aroused
from sound sleep by the alarm, hal
only time to seize her cloak and slip
pers and fee for her life. Not an 4
other of her belongings was saved.
Having to run some distance for shell
ter the wraps saved the girl from an
exposure which on such night might
lave been fatal.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26

London, April 20. 1t is quite proba-
bic that BY this time Gen. Sir Henry
Rumble has fought decisive battlo
with the Beers. He intrenched HIM
self Saturday to await the arrival ot
Gen. Campbell with the Sixteenth
brigade. The commander arrived SAT-
5urday evening and news may be eXr
"pected at any moment 1t is still iIn-s
possible to ascertain the position Of ar
fairs at Rloenafontein OF to learn when
the long expected advance nortllward
will begin. The dispatches conflict re-
garding the state Of the preparations.
For instance the Bloemfontein cores
pendent Of tile Chronicle says that the
troops have been supplied with winter
clothing and that tie Modtier river has
fallen sufficiently e permit cavalry to- F
cross. The Standards representative
says almost the exact opposite, Pres
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26

Recent anti-foreign demonstrations
Mn China have prompted Secretary
kong to order gunboat sent to Chin.
e waters for the protection OF Ameri-
cS missionaries. A Chinese secret So
eiev& bearing the curious name of
Il ThvA Boxers" has been active in To-
nlentyg these demonstrations. and the
anti-reform attitude Of the empress
dowager adds to the dangers OF the
situation. The province, in which the
disturbances have occurred is partly
under German Jurisdiction, and the
German authorities will cooperate N
protesting the missionaries.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26
FIGHT i'm PROGRESS
MAY MEAN THAT TIE ADVANCE
HAS AT LAST BEGUN.

Karee siding, Fifteen Miles From
Bleemfontein, II the scene of the
Fighting Extent of the Ensnse-
Il ment Not Knoyvn-I indications Are
That Lord Roberts HIS Gem
Eaencea the Advance to Pretoria
Reports OF the Situation mt
Wepener Are Conflicting - Inn
patience In England Regarding
\ Movements.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26
BIG BAT I'll { FOUGHT
PROBABLE THAT GEN. RUMBLE HAS
HAD Al FIGRT.

News OF the Engagement May ne Tx
pected at Any Moment-Impossi-
Bile to Learn the Position Of Az
fairs MT Bloemfontein or When
the Advance Northward Will
Begin Dispatches Are Conflict
ing-RenewaI OF Bocr Activity In
All Parts of the Theater of War.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26

The March report OF the statistician
of the department of agriculture
shows the amount Of wheat remaining
in farmers hands on March / to
have been about 15s, 70o,0 600 bushels,
or 20 per cent OF last years crop, as
compared with 9s,000.O00 bushels, or
29.3 per cent OF the crop OF 1893, on
hand on March 1, 1899. The corn Ia
farmers hands is estimated at 773. 7o0,-
900 bushels, or 37.2 per cent of last
years, crop, against SOC, 10000 bushels,
or 41s6 per cent Of the crop Of 1898, on
hand on March /. 1899. The proper.
ton of the total crop of last year
shipped out OF the country where
grown is estimated at 1868 per cent,
or about 34s,0O0.000 bushels. The pro-
portion OF the total crop OF last year
that was of merchantable standard is
estimated at S6.9 per cent. OF oats
there are reported to be about 29O,-
100000 bushels, or 36.5 per cent OF
last years crop, still In farmers hands.
as compared with 100000 bushels.
or 1877 per cent Of the crop of 1898.
on hand March /, 1899.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26

up The house committee on interstate
and foreign commerce and the senate
committee on naval affairs have;
reached different conclusions on the
subject of Pacific cable. The house
COMMITTEE mas voted at6 report a bfll
Tor the co5 i ta lsn g cable bsssa
private company from san Franclsso
TO Hawaii, the Philippines and sJapas
under a plsfga .yhat ahe government
shall pay thereon DanS not more than
100000 a year for twenty years for
carrying It's messages. The minority
Of the house committee is In fayors,of
government construction OF the Cabs
and the senate committee has voted to
report a bill for government construc-
ton Sof a cable, but to extend to Ha-
wall only.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26

IT is pleasant to know that the Unit
ed States government has made
"Woodman, spare that tree practi-t
sally an act Of Congress for the pro-
lection of the giant trees Of California.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-04-26

z < 3
Diplomatic intercourse does much
to inform one-half Of the world how
the other half lives. Just now the gay
society Of our national capital is learn
ing from the rules which hedge about
the wife Of the Turkish minister, who
has recently come to Washington,
something about the position Of Wom-
an in Moslem lands. AS a faithful
IMohammedan, the minister's wife is
mot allowed to see men, except as she
may glance out at them on the street
from her closed carriage. She may re-
ceive from ladies calls, some OF which
she will perhaps return when assured
that she can do so without encounter
ing any Of the men Of the household.
Her husband has even inquired II she
might not be taken through some Of
the great government buildings on
Sunday. when they would be deserted
by their regular visitors.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25
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