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The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-01-10
cHAs. CAMPBELL.
! NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

1919
United $ ates Land Office at Crookston,
Mimi. Dec. s. 1900.
Notice II hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his nten-
ton to ma &c final proof in. support Of his
claim, and that said proof will &c made lie fore
the clerk of district conrt for Beltrami
connty, Mimi. at Bemidji. Mimi. On JAM.
10. 1901. viz:
JOHN MARIN
II. z. lf443 for the ne4 sw4. and lots T. 22,.s3, &
he names the following witnesses to prove
hiscontipuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion'of said land. viz: AdOlph E. Rako Geo.
Basnby, Joseph Murphy and Al. Godbont, all
of Bemidii. MINI.
41-46 SYLVESTER PETERSON. Register.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-01-10
State of Minnesota.
TO. OF Reftranif. So 8 s5
Village of Bemidi

State OF Minnesota III
Coo Be1tramf. So
Village of BemidjL
. Notice is hereby given that application has
been made inSwriting TO the VILLAGE Council
of said village Of Beinidii, and filed IN my
office. pra ying for license To sell Intoxicating
liquors for the term commencing On Jan
uaryi5, 1901. and terminating on January IL,
1902. by the folloWlng person. and at the place
as stated in said application, respectively. to-
wit: I'd
CHAs. CAMPBELL.
Front rom. ground floor. in the two story
frame building situated on lot eight (8), block
seventeen 1i). ORIGINAL townslte of Bemidji,
Mimi.
Said application will be heard and deter i
mined by the illage Councn of the Village
OF Remidji, at the recorders oftlce, in tho CITY
hall, in the village Of Bemidji. III Beitrami
county and state Of MIMI. on Monday, the
IA day of January. A. D. 1901 at 5 O'clock D. /.
M of that day. gss75 s-s3
Witness my hand and seal Of the village Of
Bemidji this End day of jan A. ID. 1901
NEWTON HOLROYD.
44-f Village Recorder.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-09
PAWTUXET VALLEY

ne literary and musical entertainment
given by eight students formerly OF Up-
sulla Lutheran college, Orange. n. j..
and the members OF the young peoples
society Of the Pontiac Swedish Lutheran
church in Memorial hall was great
success. The hall was completely filled
and the exercises were much enjoyed by
the large and appreciative audience.
The lawn party given by Mr.. John RUS
sell O. Main street, Pontiac, Saturday ar
ternoon, was one of the events of the
season. An elaborate collation. was served
10 numerous guests from Fall River,
Providence, Taunton, Warren and the
valley villages.
Superintendent Summersby OF the Pom
tiac mills and blcachery. has resigned his
position TO accept the position Of general
agent of the Atlantic Manufacturing
company of Lawrence. Mass. Mr.. sum-
mersby has been an the employ of Il. B.
& II. knight for seventeen years.
The stone crusher at Natick, which
has been out OF order for the past ten
days will commence work this morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-09
STOCKS RISE.
American Securities Advance in
London and Flnanciers Hopeful.

London, Sept 9.-The stock market this
morning opened with rises I'm American
securities OF Ia to pa. On all sides
hopeful feeling prevailed stocks continu-
ing TO rise as the morning advanced.
THE feeling OF the British financial
world" said Lord Rothschild today to a
representative OF the Associated Press
tis that President Mckinley will get well
and everything come out all right Hence
the rise OF American securities on the
stock exchange, above parity
Asked If he thought the financial con-
dition OF the United States was strong
enough 10 withstand the worst contin-
gency, Lord Rothschid said
I'VE are not dealing with hypothesis
We think President Mckinley VIII live
and that Is sufficient. Today's rise Is
due TO a general belief In that end 10 no
concerted acton on the part OF the finan-
cia leaders,
Lord Rothschild expressed sorrow for
the attempted assa ssiuation OF President
Mckinley and added that everybody he
knew felt The same way.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-09
AT 800 YARDS.
THE new ENGLAND BREEDERS,

week from today the 18th annual
meeting OF the New England Trotting
Horse Breeders association opens az
Rcadville.. TO continue five days on
Monday. Tuesday and Wedncsdsv there
will be great feature i'm tho Cpen ar
horse show.
The officials selected for the horses how
are ample guarantee TO intending eNhi-
bitors that their interests will be well
guarded.
col. John T. Thayer president OF the
association. announces that The judges
m the harness and hackney breeding
classes Will he Mcssrs Marion story
Portchester. y. y; Clarence Moore. Wash
ington. H. c.. ". Is. Gamer. Philadclphia
Saddle and jumping classes Messrs. H.
W. Smith. Worcester. r < Frothiuu-
ham. Jr Hamilton Penn Smith. Bryn
Mawr Pa. The Judges iva the trottmg
classes viii bC announced in q few days
and Will he gentlemen who ARC prnmi-
nently Identified with the light harness
horse
The open air show appeals more 10 the
owners of fine horses, and the public 40
we'll. than an indoor show. and with
Rcsdvlle's magnificent appointments this
show promises one OF the events OF the
fan soaScn Ia the horse world
The track program includes rs races
for purescs ranging from $1,000 to $4,000
Tho fastest event il the 2:07 pace and
there Is $40 coo stake hung M for ciO
trotters
ON Thursday there IS the great $50. nm
match race between Crcsccus. RoraIma
and Charley Herr and since the latter
horse has gone wrong there Is report
that Ed Gecrs Is seeking 20 gain an on
trance with tho Abbott or Lord Derby
and there Is no doubt this would be am
added attraction if the others would con-
sept. hut George Kctcham has beaten
The Abbott at Brighton Beach, and Lord
Derby AT Fcadville. and hig experierce
has not assured him apparently. OF the
Immunity of the chsmpion from the won
dcrful drives Of the Silent Man from Ten
ncssec who H. several added seconds 10
tho speed of almost any horse But this
wcck MAY see something 20 prevent tho
race decorating into procession. with
Crcsceus IN front and Boraims behind
Following is tho program;
Monday Sent is S2,no. New England
Fu,rrity 2-ycar-olds (closed) 5000: f-vcar-
olds trotting tclosedl. $1,000; New England
Fuurity. 3-year-old PAGERS (cloScd). 5000
2;20 pacing class (open)
Tuesday. Sept sloo0:s.1o class pacing
(open). 5000: Ndw ENGLAND Futurity 3
year-old trotters (closcd). 5000; 9:23 class
trotting (open)
Wednesday. Sent IS 5000: e.l7 class
pacing tonenl 10000 s;lo class. trotting
(closcd), 5000: s:1f class. trottinc (onen)
THURSDAY. SEPT $1,000 2.i7 class. pac-
ing fopen). $4,000: Crcsceus- -Borelma-
Charley Herr. match race (closcd). $1,000
e:ii class. pacing Copen).
Friday. sept % 5000: 2:07 class. pacing
fopen) S10c0. e:l2 class trotting (open)
5000: 2:l6 class. trottinr fonen)
fIoppiee will be barred AZ AZ the Read
vlilc grand circuit meeting
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-09
TAYLOR WINs2 CHAMPIONSHIPS

Major TAYLOR fattened his score IN the
national championship record materially
last night when he added Is points by
winning both the one-third mile cham
pionshp and the one mile championship
at Charles River Park The latter race
was loating match. Kramer now heads
the lst of winners in the national cham
pionship with a total OF u points Taylor
holding second place with 66 points. There
Is but one more meeting TO decide the
winner. The summaries:
One mile national championship-Won
by Major Taylor Time 5:3i 2-5
One mile national championship--Won by
Major Taylor. Time 5:31 2-5.
Five-nile handicap--Won by Nat But
Ter. Cambridge go YARDS. Time 1898.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-09
BRISTOL.

An order had been issued on Saturday
by the board OF fine engineers I'm case OF
the death OF the president that the fire
alarm should be blown three times an
nouncing the sad result. The president OF
the town council has revoked that and
substituted blowing the alarm twenty-one
times and repeat
A very interesting game of golf was
played upon the links of the Bristol Golf
club on Saturday afternoon. between the
Bristol Golf club team and representa-
tives OF the Fall River Golf club. IL re-
suited I'm a victory for Z home team by
a score OF 30 TO T. The players OF the
Bristol team We're; Arnold IL Hayes j.
De Wolf Archer. +. Fricker. r. Herresh-
Off. j. De Wolf and A. H. Chase. The
Fall River team was made up OF l.. G.
Wood n. Il. Borden. c. r. Burt, n.
Durfee l.. Waring and T. Bowen.
Play will begin an Wednesday next for
the Womans championship and tee Howe
cup ard on the 2lst the contest for the
Mems championship and Colt cup will
begin. A return match will be played
next Saturday With the Fall River team
at Fall River.
TIE game OF ball played upon the Com
mon Saturday afternoon between the
Bristols and Nicholson File Company
them resulted i'm victory OF to for
the former. notwithstanding that two
home runs were made by Tucker and
King OF the Brstols, thegame was far
from being interesting.
Mr. William Burgess. n well known
business mon OF Fall River. and one of the
principal owners Of Mount Hope park
entertained about ln0 OF his Fall River and
Bristol friends al the park Yesterday with
an old fashioned Rhode Island clambake
with all the hxings. II was a grand sue
cess and the occasion was enjoyed by all
present
The main road leading TO Warren from
Bristol is being redresscd with fine crush
ed stone bN Superintendent Fales and the
work is duly appreciated by all who pass
over it.
The work of macademiZing Metaccm
avenue from Bav View heights 20 the Sol
dicrs' homo Is being rapidly pushed by
". u. Bullock. the contractor.
saturday forenoon q young Italian met
with quite serious accident while AT
work upon a gun machine I'm the wire
department Two Of his fingers were
causht in the gears and badly larcerated
Medical aid was summoned and the
wounds dressed.
The catboat Louise of Prudence island
came in here on sunday with quite \ haul
of scallops having about ton bushel and
of q very large size No ono was able
to get any Information as 10 whore the
skipper caught them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-09
OBJECT TO
MORMON
PREACHERS
Pastors in The Bronx District
Consider Plans for Battling
With Utah Missionaries.

New York. Sept 9.-Annoyed by the APP
parent success achieved by the Mormon
missionaries engaged in proselyting in the
Bronx. clergymen and laymen In that
borough are considering the advisabiity
OF organizing an association of all the
churches TO combat the influence OF the
Latter Day Saints.
Ever since Mrs. Blair and Dickerson,
president and secretary respectively Of
the Christian Endeavor Society of the
Port Norris Congregational church, re-
signed from their positions. last June, TO
embrace the faith OF the Mormons. there
has been a steady growth In the attend
ance at the nightly street meetings and
Sunday night services given by the mis-
sionaries OF the Utah church.
In their efforts TO make converts the
Mormons have been employing the same
methods as the Salvation Army by APP
pealing TO the public from the street cor
ners through singing and preaching. They
have no instrumental music like the
salvationists and as rule the Mormon
elders who conduct the meetings are
more iniCinBhnt anu bublie III titii per
sistent argument than the average Saliva
ton Army leader.
Meetings are held every night on some
one Of the street corners OF the Bronx,
and it has been noticed that the elders
have won the confidence Of many They
are no longer hooted. and instead OF "a
slim attendance they now attract audi
ences Of several hundred respectful listen
ors. The elders dress well and are good
looking.
The spreading interest among women In
| the work OF Moumons has stirred up the
pastors Of ,ne local churches.
Many assert that the Mormons deceive
| their street audiences by preaching TO
them for half an hour or more ia an In
| teresting manner that ingratiates them
| into the confidence OF their listeners be-
| fore telling them that they arc Mormons.
! Several OF the church pastors have dis
| cussed with each other the necessity Of
| taking some effective means OF checking
| the development OF Mormonism, which
! they fear Is menacing their congrega-
tious
There is probability that a call Will be
| issued in n few days for a netting OF all
the pastors who are interested in the
movement. and a plan OF campaign VIII
| then be determined upon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-09
NET DEATH
AT GRADE
CROSSING
CoIorsd Man Struck by Train
and Killed Second Fatality
in a Fortnight.

Another grade crossing fatality was
recorded in the city yesterday. being the
second I'm less than fortnight. The vic
tim was John II. johnson, a colored man
about so years OF age
The accident occurred shortly after 8
a. m. near the Earl street crossing,
short thoroughfare running from Elm
wood avenue and near the railroad alton.
He started TO cross the tracks but was
tripped by the wires and fell. Before he
could recover himself he was struck by
the rapidly approaching train which was
in charge of Conductor Brackett throw
ing him under the wheels. The body was
badly mutilated and the legs were nearly
severed from the trunk.
The train was quickly brought to
standstill, but nothing could be done by
the trainmen for death was instantane~
Gus. The police of station we're noti-
fled and Medical Examiner Palmer, after
viewing the remains ordered them pre-
pared for burial by Undertaken Carroll.
If no relatives are located nterment will
be at the expense OF the city. M
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-09
THE PROTECTION OF
OUR PRESIDENTS.
Lincoln the Only Executive Who
Had an Armed Guard--Police
in the White House.

Washington, Sept 9-~Precatftions Tor
the safety of the president of the United
States have always been taken since The
inauguration OF .he first president, in 1883,
but only IN one instance mas there been
an armed mounted escort ia attendance
upon the chief magistrate
This was during he Civil war Ia Lin
coin adminish st0n. when tEc occupant
OF the White iiCusc was accustomed TO
drive out 10 the soldiers home. where
cottage known az The The Presidents
Cottage had been maintained for his Dur-
poses ever since the WAY with Mexico.
Secretary stanton .mindful.of the neces-
stiles OF the time OF civil strife, insisted
upon President Lincoln always being ac-
ccmpanied by a body of cavalry in his
tours around Washington and its defena-
es. Seated in an old fashioned. square
shaped vehicle known as r. carryau
drawn by black horses and accompanied by
one OF his sons or a private secretary,
President Lincoln would leave the White
House at the close OF the DAYS routine
business. and proceed closely attended by
the escort of cavalry.
SECRET SERVICE MEN on GUARD.
After the assassination OF Lincoln and
the installation OF new president, the
cavalry and escort was abolished and
safeguarding the executive was turned
over to the official United States Secret
Service. They have continued this duty
ever since, but not in an ostentatious
manner.
Their instructions have been To keep
guard over the president when he is away
from the White House and keep any sus-
picious character from molesting him or
attempting TO hold conversation with him
while out for recreation. Usually the
Secret Service men have followed at ARE
spectful distance from the president when
he was afoot or driving. i'm the latter case
a horse and buggy being utilized TO keep
up with the presidential carriage.
There never havebeen any attempts
TO modest the president during his walks
and drives around Washington. and until
the advent OF the Cleveland administra-
ton the grounds OF the White House were
comparatively free from guards and po-
licemen The gates leading 10 the south
ern part of the enclosure always were
open to the public. enabling a short cut
20 be made from Pennsylvania avenue
through the White House grounds To the
War. state and Navy building and the
west end OF the city.
CHANGE BY MIR. CLEVELAND.
with the advent OF President and Mrs.
Cleveland this arrangement was changed.
inasmuch as. it was. desireld 10 have the
park used as a playground for the White
House children. detail of metropolitan
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-09

bridge. He had just boarded the car
bound north. when his hat blew Of. At
tempting 10 reach for his hat. he fell
head first on the track and was picked
up unconscious by William H. Spooner
and number OF other young men, some
OF whom were on the car.
Later the injurmed man was taken TO
the office OF Or. Merrman on Hope street.
where he regaincd consciousness. The
physician found that his hands were cut,
and his head and face were bruised.
Symptoms OF concussion OF the brain had
also developed. His wounds were dress
ed and ne was taken 10 his home.
Mr.. Coggesnall IS about 40 years OF age
and resides on Hope street i'm Bristol.
Last night and even today he was de-
lirious from the effects OF the fall.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-09
E NEWS PROVIDENCE II. L. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER .. 1901


tract jumps 10 another club, shall be
summarily expelled By the association
Under a resolution passed today a player
ia the future will sign for one year only.
If at the end OF the season he desires 20
go from one club TO another or from one
orfhnization 10 another he Is TO be at
liberty 20 do so.
some OF the PLAYERS. claiming that the
clubs were behind I'm paying their salaries.
the association decided TO have the secre-
'tary OF the association. notify the prcsi-
dnnt OF the Eastern league that unless
those salaries are paid within a reasonable
time the PLAYERS 20 whom money Is dre
will be AZ liborty 70 desert and go with
other clubs. either OF the Eastern or with
other organizations.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-09
NOTES FROM THE HlRBOR.

The following vessels have arrived and
sailed since last report Arrived steam.
ers Chatham. DIX; baltimore; Com
necticut. NVilliamson: Rhode Island,
Bibber, New York. City OF Newport.
Rich. Newport and return; Queen City.
Grey. Seaconuct and retu~r, Tugs Navi-
gator. CoVington Barges Iitchenfois
Brothers Ohio. Iowa. Florida, NOAH.
breeze. Long Island City. Ada l. Tlct 7.
Townsend. Burden. Marion Chaupcil.
Sailed: Steamers Plymouth. New York;
Dorchester James. baltimore Islander.
Petty. Seacounct: New Shoreham. poGgs,
Block Island and New London; N9Unt
Hope. Squantum. Rambler. Tugs r. 60.
Welt. Argo. Schooners Rev. John r Tiet-
cher. Ruth Decker. Sarah Quinn. MHria-
The high wind OF yesterday Gid lit-
lie damage 90 the small boats that lay 40
their moorlngs down the bay.
The barge Townsend Buricr ls m ncrt
again for the. second timcl alden With
moulding sand
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-09
srANpING or nae CLUE.
CHIPS FROM THE DIAMOND.

Three straight Victories. Good Tor the
Grays.
Rock, OF Centredale put up good game
at third yesterday for the iSrocktons.
l9. 800 was the attendance at the American
league game at Chicago yesterday. Won
der what Providence would do IL there
was an attendance like that.
Brockton games. II will, undoubtedly be
an Interesting one.
Danny Friend struck out seven men yes
terday, and then was struck out himself.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-09

Police was posted around The building and
throughout The grounds, and t,is pvcc ~u-
tion IS "a precsnt 80 IOrgc Vnfrc now
are stationed about lbc Executive man
sion and its grounds twenty-.our p8rrni-
men, diVided into cight hour relleis. un-
der the command of sOrReants Of police
Underground wires connect the White
House with the various posts vi the Of
hcers detailed for duty around t1e ENccu-
tive mansion, and a privatc telephone SER
vice rs kept up between the mansion and
the two nearest stations, one of which
Is ip the business part o. the city and the
other in then orthwest. or residential
portion OF the capital. Inside the mansion
policemen IN citizens clothes are con-
stantly on duty and during the busy
hours Of the day n former sergeant Of
police named Dubois acts ~ chief GUS
todian OF the lives aud property OF the
occupants of The presidents homo.
Any suspicious character who may
stray into the grounds Il detected Inn
medtately and hustled awaN. and since tho
assassination or Lincoln not a person OF
the crank variety has been permitted 10
enter the White House or ascend the
staircase leading 20 nc presidents office.
Many harmless persons have been permit .
ted 60 get as far as The main door but
II unable 20 give a good account OF them
selves have been denied an entrance by
AnF NlbitduA bhiNtiH HAdliVAtu III tue lVppy
OF the mansion.
SENTRY BOX REMOVED.
Extraordinary precautions were taken
by President Cleveland 20 guard against
any intrusion upon the privacy of the
occupants OF the White House and dur
ing his last administrator "A wooden SEN
try box was placed in position at the
north entrance TO the mansion. where II
remained until President Mckinley was
inaugurated One OF the first acts of the
new president was TO direct the removal
of the sentry box. and II has never been
restored although the detail of police
has not been decreased from thenumher
that was installed during the first Cleve-
land administration.
When II became necessary for the pres
ident To leave the city measures for his
safety have ben entrusted TO thesecrei
service officers. and two or more OF these
officials always have accompanied the
president on his trips throughout the
country. Their duties consisted I'm keep
ing strict watch over the president. with
a view to- preventing any person from APP
preaching him who looked In any way suspl-
cious. and I'm case OF public receptions the
secret service men had orders to post
themselves on each side of the president
aud facilitate I'm every manner possible
the movements OF the people who would
persist I'm crowding around 10 shake hands
with him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-09
MORAN DEFEATS CALDWELL.

In the 25-miie race at Pleasure Beach
track yesterday Moran defeated Harry
Caldwell of Manchester, n H., by over a
mile. Moran led at every mile but the
third and fourth. He Tapped Caldwell In
the 10th. 18Th 18th and 2oth miles, gain
ing a third of a mile In each instance.
heavy northwest wind made the pace
somewhat slower than Il would other
wise have been and caused hard work for
the riders on the back stretch. Time
4l:2i As.
In the other events Linley OF Bridgeport
won the two-thrds mile handicap and
Grady of Chicopee the five-mile open.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-09
PLAYERS PROTeCTIv: ASSN.

4 meeting of the Players Protective as
ISOLATION was held IN New York vester-
day. the delegates present being Jennings
and Dor ohue. philadclphia Mcclure and
Daily. Brooklyn. ffeidriols padden. Burnee
and Murphy. 81. louis; Dunkle. of Provi-
dence. and Roach Of Brockton Mass.
None OF the American leaguers attended
tho meeting because all tho PLAYERS are IN
the west. II was decided that IN future
any player. who after signing one CON
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-09
ONLY A WHEEL KNOCKED Off.

About midway between Moore's and In
graham's corners on Warren avenue. East
Providence, yesterday afternoon. a River
side electric struck carryan goii'g I'm
the same direction. The of rear wheel
was knocked of bat fortunately Nhe
woman and three children, occupants Of
the vehicle. escaped injury. Another was
substituted and the narty resumed their
ride towards the citv
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-09
WILL NOT MEET INDEPENOENCE

Sir Thomas Upton. replying TO a prop
osition OF Thomas w. Lawson TO race
Independence against Shamrock H., I'm
Massachusetts waters Tor two handsome
cups. or in English waters for 100000 ar
ter American cup race is finished. sent the
following message last night: Regret inn
possible arrange race Shamrock III.
against Independence. -
Sir Thomas also received a letter this
evening from Thomas w. Farnsworth
threatening an Injunction IN case he wins
the cup. He pays no attention TO IL.