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New-York tribune., 1900-11-04

Navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Major LAWRENCE c. CARR, chief surgeon. Department
to the Surgeon Of the Army for instructions
Captain VILLAIN G DoW " E.dsi I'D ntnnrS ,so honorahy
aES HLBEKT 81 395s"Is G BSr 1G o9 9th Pi AP'ery ''S'
First 1esSe& from nP%N dfnt G gy in h
Eastern Cuba. and Will proceed 10 Fort Hamilton
WILLIAM H BROOKS is relieved from duty at
risro ana reP"r, foF assignment to duty
Manila will report for assignment duty.
Second Lieutenant WARD b PERSHI%G & 4{s FayaTy; Cav airy
that post
The extension OF leave IF sbsnGe on s1TSe2Rs s
further extended four months on surgeon certh-
The following transfers are made in the 9Th In
fantry:
captain Paay 'PhT caP;ain FFANGis H sHoFf from
Company F TO Company E
Inc eth fs'f1aI62T fnfan3Ty. o' has Seen aeeepted
Second euenaqt oAic4 As ~ wanEdh a Baaks n and
treatment
The extension Of surgeons certificate
faHtry is further extended month account of
sickness
Captain 1anber a fQVRTlS' 70 to 'o'' al mare -''-
LieItenant-commander c E FOX. TO at Naval Oh
servatory November /
Lieutenant-Commander W BAFLE1;, de,acnea oce sae
New-York when placed out OF commission P'oSeeN
home and wait orders.
eussnant G tss SdSe6e s I
Ensign C 4 ABEI-E. detaching the scorpion anu
North Atlantic Station revoked
Ensign P l. PRATT. home and sick leave granted tor
three months when discharged from hospital
Naval Cadets S. CANNON and A. B. KEATlNG. 10 duty
the Piscataqua November II.
Naval IF M eadSaa guy
Zewicker Works. Portland. Ore.
The Solace sailed for the Asiatic Station NO
vember with the following officers on board:
Ships complement-Commander HERBERT WINSLoW.
Lieutenant Commander c. If. STONEY, Ensign W L.
ROPER, Assistant ]. SrEPP. Paymaster J.
s. PHILLIPS and First Lieutenant n. F. RITrEN-
HOUSE. L. S. NJ. c.
passage TO Asistic Station-Lieutenants W. w
WHITE p ANDREWS. C., 4. z. KING w s.
SMITH o. w. KOESTER. F. W. BOWERS and n,
MANsFIEi>D; Ensign W. NJ FALCONER Cadets H
G COOKE and WILBERT SMITH. and First Lieu
j. ". LYNCH. L. ; III. c
Passeusers-Commander F. HANFoRp. for command OF
Yosemite Cavite; Commander z. s PRIME.
command of the Brutus. at Guam: Lieutenant A
N. BEECHER. for Guam on Board to survey har-
bors; Assistant surgeon H. T. oDELI. for AHiatic
Station; Assistant Surgeon ]. A. MURPHY. for A1t-
AIia Station and number os civilian passenEsrs
New-York tribune., 1900-11-04

Al special meeting of the Riparian Commission
held in Jersey City yesterday the Hoboken Land
and Improvement Company applied for riparian
rights 100 feet of the riparian land in front OF
Church Square Park The property is wanted for
the North German Lloyd Steamship Company.
which intends If possible increase its dock
facilities. Mayor Pagan, behalf of the city OF
Eoboken, appeared before the Board. and asked
that The ci:ys rights 10 the property be considered
and protected. The property was decided TO the
city The Board will consider the citys rights and
hold another meeting on next Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-04
ARCHBISHOP CORRIGAN's GIFT.

Archbishop Corrigan yesterday celebrated the
benediction Of the Blessed Sacrament at ST. Vim
cents Hospital The occasion was the presentation
70 the hospital of fine oil portrait of the late
j. J;d ;MccTeery who for years was the visiting ply
siclan or the hospital. The painting was the gift
Of the Archbishop and the clergy of this city Mrs
McIreery also presented picture of ST. John.
ATchb1shop Corrlgan assisted by Father Con-
molly his secretary. There were number of the
roman Catholic clergy and laymen OF the city
present A luncheon served after the service.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-04
NEW FIRE TUG rs STANCH.

Ogdensburg, y Y. Nov. S.-The fire tug Grattan,
bt 81 cost of $4,000 for the city Of Buffalo. ar
rived here to-day route from Elizabeth. n. j.
for Buffalo. by way Of the Atlantic Ocean and the
g Lawrence River. Although encountering rough
weather OF Cape Cod again when entering the
Gull OF 81. Lawrence. the Grattar met WITH no
gallons Of water q minute and is the most power
~. hrebOat built.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-04
MIssIoy4RTs SANITY QUESTIONED.
WEALTHY COLLEGE GRADUATE NOW IN BLOOM
INGDALE ASYLUM TO BE EXAMINED.

Justice Keogh of the Supreme Court in White
Plains yesterday on the petition of Anna H. Wilde
and Ella P. Bigelow, IF NO. 23 East Seventeenth
St. appointed Henry T. Dykman, of White Plains.
a commissioner to examine into the sanity of John
Wilde, in Bloomingdale Asylum, a brother OF
the petitioners.
Mr.. Wilde has $4,000 in personal property and
real estate valued at $500 He also has
$500 in the Hong-Kong and Shanghai Bank
ing Corporation. of China. He IS said TO be
thtrty-ive years old. He graduated from the
University of Pennsylvania in 1893 and went to
China as a medical missionary
While abroad he showed signs OF insanity, and
was sent home by American consul. On his
return he committed to the Rivercrest Sana-
torium on Long Island. While at TINS lnSutuuo9 t1
he believed he hypnotized, and that his food
contained poison. He escaped from the Rivercrest
institution. and at large for several days. he
turned up in this city and was committed TO the
workhouse at his own request He was sent 70
Rloomingdale Asylum about year ago: It Is said
that he spends his time in studying the Chinese
language. His sanity will De determined by a
sherif's jury.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-04

OF the fourteen counties only eight have increased
in population, and of these only three show in
crease Of more than 10 per cent. namely. Washing
ton 236 per cent Grand Isle I61 per cent Chitten-
den, lis per cent. The largest percentage of de-
crease is for Essex 15.2 per
There are forty y-eight incorporated cities and viii
lagos in Vermont for which the population in 1900
is separately returned OF these only thirteen have
population Of more than 1000 in 1900 and only two
more than 1000, namely, Burlington, with 1850,
and Rutland, with Ii .499 Inhabitants.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-04
PRIZES AWARDED AT PRINCETON.

Princeton n j. Nov. 3.-The faculty committee
in charge of the freshman entrance prizes mas de-
cded unon the successful competitors. The prizes
this wear are two-one of 800 offered by the Prince
ton Club of New-York City. and the other one OF
$50 offered by the Alumni Association OF Erie.
Following are the awards TO William AUGUSTUS
Clark of New-York the New-YOrk prize 10 VIII
lam Elmer Hirt the Erie prize The prizes present
Cd FOR comnetition by the alumni clubs of Phila-
deIpbia Chicago Pittsburg. St Louis and Harris
t,,rrr rr,..ill he rded this
New-York tribune., 1900-11-04
THE ST. P4TL OTERDTE.

The American Line steamer St Paul, which was
due here yesterday, had been sighted 1870
o'clock last night. and IL is believed that she has
been delayed by the storm which assailed the
Deutschland with such fury on Wednesday. II is
thought that the st. Paul may have been obliged
to lay TO during the violent part OF the storm.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-04

ware for the Laundry and Kitchen, form tO-mOr-
rows principal offerings in the HOusefurnishing
Department Every offering is the best Of its
lind, and priced with view 10 saving you money.
Stores.
GAS RADIATOR with Russia ron tubes, 81
high, special ar LOO
CYLINDER AND GAS STOVE, with "a bum
ers, special at 100
OIL HEATING STOVES, made Of steel, with
central daft burner, smoke, worth $500,
special tomorrow at SUI
CYLINDER PARLOR HEATING STOVE,
fitted with the finest bTick, good quality grate,
and beautifully designed Urn with swing Top,
special at S.OO
ROUND COAL PARLOR HEATING STOVE,
strongly made, nickel plated. with seisieedeT'
regularly worth S12Oo, special al 1.SS
OUR "PRINcIPo" COOKING STOVE, has du-
pIex dumping and shaking grate, large SIZE oven
and extrs heavy castings fun nlekeLpated
trimmings and large cabinet base, No size,
regularly worth $500, special at 1O.oO
No 8 size regularly worth $500, special at Ills
OUR sIRoN QUEEN" COOKING RANGE is
handsome IN design, has II IN oven, extra
heavy castings. large base, duplex shaking and
dumping grae regularly worth SI7 co. special at 14.O0
.Sas fixtures.
INcANDESCENT GAS BURNER, either Bulb
OF Upright, complete with al us fixtures sPe-
cAl at -
GAS CHANDELIERS, with heavy curved solid
brass arms, lights; special tO-nOETOw al 1.S0
Wooaenwars.
STEP LADDERS, strong and durable, : n sire;
special At %
STEP LADDERS, strong and durable 5 II size;
special at 50
STEP LADDERS, strong and durable, Q IT. size;
special at ~
CURTAIN sTRETCHERs the improved kind,
worth $1-0o; special, IS
IRONING BOARDS, IL II. long, with stand,
regularly worth S1-00; at 90
SKIRT BOARDS, the S Fl. size, special at 80
STEP CHAIRS, made Of hardwood; special to-
morrow at IS
CUTTING OR DRESSMAKING TABLES, made
of hardwood, with folding legs, special to-ror-
at Is
CLOTHES HORSES, #. size; special tO-mas-
Eow as 80
New-York tribune., 1900-11-04
TERMONTS POPULATION S4S.6+L.

Washington. Nov. 3.-The popula ton OF Vermont.
as announced by the Census Bureau to-day. Is
34s SAL against 332 40 in 1890. This increase
OF 1I219 or s3 per cent. The population by coun-
;ies s as follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-11-04
RESULT OF cLErEL4ND BRIBERY CASE
EXECUTION OF CONTRACT PERPETUALLY EN-
JOINED BY THE COURTS

Cleveland. Ohio Nov 3-Judge Lamson of the
Common Pleas Court, granted to-day perpetual
injunction against the execution of the contract
Gently made by the city OF Cleveland with the
Gamewel Fire Alarm Telegraph Company for the
construction OF a new police signal system. The
petition for an injunction was filed by the City d.
rector OF Law the ground that testimony giver
In the Councimanic bribery investigation had
tended TO show that the awarding of the contract
by the Council had been Influenced by corrupt
methods Judge Lamson. in rendering his decision.
severely scored members OF the City Council whose
names have been mentioned in connection with the
New-York tribune., 1900-11-04
n 25c. Sale of
GeweL1y and Slzverware.

The articles chosen for this sale have been care
fully selected from our large stock, the actual
values ranging up to S1.O0. They are all ser
viceable much wanted goods, and astOnishingly
cheap at 25c apiece. Just look over the list and
see if there aren't some things IN It that you need
r,t,-.s.,,s po m p d Buttons.
Pins,
r,,tras,,,a Combs. Necklaces,
I,.ooeis,s Safes.
Hair Parretts. ~" [slHEs'
Watch Guards, t1ucAeS' - ,-;.L .I-o-
ed Candle
sticks lights. Sterling SiiNer tiaIl.s nan L'slIs'
Dishes fancy sterling SILVER @a spoons
glass on silverpiaed stand; silver lated NaKl itss
Sterling silver Top Salts and BABY tuls sVtr pA'-
- Cabinet Ornaments.
i'ft SET pieces others
New-York tribune., 1900-11-04
JUDGMENTS AGAINST JOHN s. SILVER.

Two judgments aggregating Nz1.O7o were entered
yesterday against John s. Silver In fAvor OF D.
Edward Simmons as receiver Of the American
Loan and Trust Company. for balance que on
sixteen notes and drafts made BY Mr SILVER ~
New-York tribune., 1900-11-04
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington, Nov. 3.-The condition of the treas
ury divisions of issue and redemption, at the De-
ginning Of business to-day follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-11-04
n Bargain in 2apkIns.

chance threw lot Of 500 dozens II way at
very low price. Thevre yours the terms You
buy promptly These NAPKINS are of pure fax IN good
patterns and 21x21 inches You can't buy them
elsewhere for less than SITS Dozen yet pce for to-
mor1ow viii be but LIS
New-York tribune., 1900-11-04

BANK REPORTs-The Leather Manufacturers
National Bank reports of September O. Loans
and discounts $3325 sSs; cash. $2607624: undivided
profits SAT- $50 and deposits. S5,537,2e
NEW STANDARD OIL REcoRD.-standard Oil
stock made new high record yesterday sale OF
ten shares being made at s1s The stock was
1uoted at under 900 In JAAusrxs
New-York tribune., 1900-11-04
Keavy-Welght Blankets
and Comforte7S.

The price of wool is nearly twice as much as it
was year ago, yet we are still in position to
sell you high-grade heavyweight California
Blankets, well-known brands, at the same low
prices as quoted II months ago. This is because
we buy more Blankets than any three stores in
New York City combined, and because we placed
large orders long ago, before the prices had gone
up so high.
For instance, we will sell Monday:
CALIFORNIA HEAVY WEIGHT BLANKETS,
that YOU would have pay $3.50 for elsewhere,
at per pair, o.OV
COMFORTERS of an extra large size, containing
twice the quantity of fine white cotton used IN
the ordinary siIkoine quilt material filing and
workmanship all of the best; in short full $500
value on sale Monday at 1.9o
1ooO RUFFLED CRIB C0MFORTERS, light
weight, in pretty designs, choice Monday at 49
New-York tribune., 1900-11-04
0he Rogers 8rcs.
at SIeaek Cooper's.

Come and see them show windows, reproduced
true life the grOtesque attitudes that made them
famous.
We sell all the Sheet Music Of . The Rogers Bros. IN
Department. d floor.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-04
House1u1uIShlng Sooas.

ware for the Laundry and Kitchen, form to-mor-
rows principal offerings in the HOusefurnishing
Department Every offering is the best Of its
kind, and priced with view 10 saving you money.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-04
500 Renaissance Linen
Scar1S at =. 95 each.

These handsome scars are 20 inches wide and 4 inches
long and are TO be had n vaous designs Of which
are entirely new They are bargains at the price
New-York tribune., 1900-11-04

Washington Nov. 3.-The following Army and
Navy orders have been issued:
ARMY
New-York tribune., 1900-11-04
n felt Hat Sale.

We Of
Hconns st
color. The # =
mo
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1900-09-27
Great Carpet
and Rug Sale

October Is to 18th, we will have a
large and complete line ofArt Squares
from 6xs to l2xl2 feet, Moquet, will
ton, Smyrna, and Fur Rugs, Portiers
Draperies, Curtains. We have orr
dered these goods for 10 days
special sale. Come early and get
first choice as all goods not sold will
be returned Oct. 26, and you miss
yourchance.
3t BEMIDJI FURNITURE Co.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1900-09-27
SCOTT. The JeWeler.

For Novelties and Souvenirs see
Jones s Ross.
Fosston County fair all. the rest Of
this week.
Beltrami will have a county fair
this year, as soon as the snow balls
Y are ripe.
Iron and Wood Turning and Band
S Saving at Miller's
A. r. Blom was down from Spauld-
ing Friday. He reported roads as the
worst ever.
Dir. finland, OF Fosston, will be at
Hotel Remore, Monday afternoon and
Tuesday forenoon Of each week.
Dad Palmer was in town the first OF
the week. He says Turtle River viii
lage is ready to pull up stakes and
climb the band wagon for some town
si.t along the railway extension.
The Scanlon-G ipson dam. at the
outlet Of Cass Lake, was blown out
owing to the exceedingly high wafer
IN the lake. Indians who have re-
sided here for sixty and seventy years
4 state that the water is higher than it
ever has been, and the removal OF the
dam was necessary to avoid the food
Il ing OF the Glenmont s. Neil Lumber
scompany's mill.
! The Boston can make you close fig
ures on flour and feed. We purchased
twenty-five cars before the advance.
Call and get our figures.
]. As. Ludington, wife and her
emother, VIM. McCuaig and wife, f. Al.
Brown and wife, d. K. Mcpherson
and wife, Mrs. Thos. Wilson and A.
M. Greeley spent Sunday on deck of
the Viking and on shore at the north
end OF the lake. Barring the drown
ing OF lunch basket and the baptism
OF one OF the gentlemen, the affair was
one OF rare pleasure.
We defy competition in prices or
quality, either in the city or the Twin |
4 SAuASSesa ~ ulidOA uebh duO EGIuDdlIl.
ing. BEMIDJI FURNITURE Co.
Al the Boston A complete line Of
ladies and gents shoes in stock at
rock bottom figures.
Coroner Newman returned last week
from long and eventful trip to the
distant shores Of the Lake Of
the Woods, where he was called by
the discovery of the body Of white.
infanJ. No clewi to the identity of the
child or cause Of death was discov-
cred. Or. Newman went by way Of
Crookston and Winnipeg by rail, and
by stage and boat the rest of the way,
making journey of several hundred
miles.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1900-09-27
The bloom is on the pumpkin,

The bloom is on the pumpkin,
The doom is on the vine:
Our backs with cold are humping
The pickles in the brine.
The bobwhite blows his whistle,
The partridge beats his drum;
The fur is off the thistle,
The iceman's on the bum.
But what's the use of talking
When colder weather comes.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1900-09-27

/ Silver Hearts, at Scott, the ieweler.
4 Charles Butler Of Shevlin spentSun-
dsy in town. X.
Have your watches and jewelry re-
paired at Jones & Ross.
Gust Miller and family returned
Sunday from their visit in Wadena.
Call and see our Ladies Misses and
Children's Jackets.
O'LEARY q BowsER.
Hon. G. G. Honpt, of Fergus Falls,
will deliver political speech at the
city hall, Monday evening, Oct. sth.
Justreceived Waterproof Duck
Coats at Burton's
DR.. j. s. Schroeder, "A. L. Mealey,
"A. Eppel and S. Weldele, all Of Del
ano, Mimi, are prospecting in the
county.
The way TO buy goods cheap is to-
pay cash. Call and see what 81 will
do at Whites.
S. A. Lochen, our new merchant,
has come to stay. At least he has
purchased lots on Bemldji avenue and
! will at once begin the erection Of a
dwelling.
Did you see that new line of.
Mems Trousers and Shoes at
Buttons!
Miss Swan, who has been spending
the summer in Bemidji,. has accepted
a position as trimmer for Miss Bissit.
Miss Swan was formerly employed in
st. Paul by the Struge Wholesale and
Retail Millinery Co.
You will never find another pill SO
prompt and so pleasant as DeWitt's
Early Risers. #. A. Mayo.
We have received notice from the
land Office in Duluth that the official
plat OF survey of township l51, north
OF Range 26 west, will be opened for
sale on Thursday, October 18th, 1900,
at 9 o'clock a. N.
For Mems Underwear, Overshirts
Shoes, Clothing, go to
5O'LEARY 81 BowsER
C. Z. Smith is stumping the county
for the republican party. He spoke at
solway Wednesday and at Shevlin
to-day. He will speak at Moose to-
at Nebish Friday, Oct. 5.
and at Buena Vista, Oct. 6.
DR.. Finland, of Fosston, will be at
Hotel Kenmore, Monday afternoon and
Tuesday forenoon of each week.
Married, Sept. Is, at the residence
of William Hendricks at Buena Vista
Christian G. Copps Of Turtle Lake, to
Mary r.. Rix Of Hagali township.
Justice w. a. Worth spoke the words
IF measureless meaning.
For Yarns, Outing Flannel, Fleece
Lined Wrapper Under and Over
Skirts, go to
O'LEARY s. BoWsER. +
Evan Carson has improved a little
d health the past week, but he is too
weak to speak. He is conscious Of his
surroundings, and color is coming
rack to his cheeks.
DR.. Arnold's Cough Killer for asth- ,
"a cannot be eqnalled. IS. B. Giles
lie, Guthrie Center, la. b
Blakely 8 Farley, the lumbermen,
re erecting an Office building on the
outh end Of the block, to the rear :
and not IN Anderson 8 Croon's sa- Z
Jon, as we intimated last week. They =
re also erecting large warehouse 2
cross the track, facing the B g. N. =
epot. =
Sawmill in good condition for sale b
reasonable rates on easy terms. !,
all at the Pioneer Office. y,
Halvor Halverson, of Langor, re- o
Irned from Dakota to-day. te
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1900-09-27
SCOTT, THE JEWELER.

4 B ~ Il ).
wildwood at Managers mill for flft,
i cents load. Leave your orders a.
Manger's office.
This Is proving bad year for rail
j road construction. Work on the ex.
I tension from Bemidji is being badly
| hindered by the incessant rains, but
the contractors are confident OF finish
A ling their work on time. Men are fair
II plentiful at sl.75 per day.
The quicker you stop cod or
cough the less danger there will be OF
fatal lung trouble. One Minute Cough
cure is the only harmless remedy that
gives immediate results. You will
like it. f. A. Mayo.
Mothers endorse it, children like ii. 4
old folks use it. We refer to One
/ Minute Cough Cure. 1t will quickly
cure all throat and lung troubles. -
r. a. Mayo.
j. Adam Bede spoke to a large
crowd at the city hall Saturday night.
Hetwas billed to speak down the line
but he could not make connections
as the B. & N. M. railway would not
give him permit to ride on a logging
train. Upon a few minutes notice, the
band got out, the people hied to the
hall and heard the best lecture of the
season. Bede understands how to
talk politics in an effective way with
out making enemies, and he knows how
to keep an audience from getting tired.
His main discussion was to prove that
this country was drifting away from
imperialism and not towards it. He
appealed to the democrats to save
their party by voting for Mckinley,
as Bryan g election means q do-noth-
ing administration and one of terrible
to his supporters.
The Bemidii band will give grand
ball at the city hall on Thursday, f
October 4. The boys have for o
long time been in need of
Grand uniforms, and this dance
Band will be for the purpose of
Dance raising funds for buying
the same. A graud con-
cert will be given at eight O'Clock in
,he evening, after which the dance
will commence, and the privilege of
supper will be given to some good
person who knows how to make a
rood supper. At the meeting Tuesday
light, Sept. ii, the following commit
ees were appointed: General arrange
nents, A. Gilmour, Fl. Pingel, IA. e.
Anderson; Music, Prof j. Speare, G.
". Golden; Floor management, w.
3. McLachlan. The price, including
he concert before the dance will be
i. A fine orchestra consisting Of
TX pieces has been secured for the oc-
aston, and such orchestral music has
ever been heard in Bemidji as will
,e given at this dance, The concert
the dance consists of the
GLOWING selections, which compose
he
PROGRAM:
March Flying Squadron.
Overture Living Pictures.
Waitzes Queen Of the Isle.
Overture American Triumph.
Medley Jig March Sambos Wedding.
Medley Overture Cluster of Peaches