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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08

einem Sffiaier angebaIten: .@obin
wolen Gle oenn, Serr Yaitor2"
sd mliB 81 meinem 9ruoer, Der
liegt 81 9apaume i'm 9a5aretb." -
rIber Dilien sic audi, DAB Sic iid
Scr groBten @efabr aitsiesen?" =
o3a's egaI." Or eing neiter. @ls
er Der fran5oiiiden @orpoiten aniif.
tig pitroe, offnete er iein @repier uno
ging leieno an ibnen porbei. 9te
8orpoiten tbaten i'm ni6ts, er ibnen
oltd niht; 10 fam er na9 9apallme
berein uno in oas 2a5aretb, mo iein
9ruoer 5ipii6en 2eben uno Eoo
idnebte. Wan iu6te benielben aui
oas Wieberieben porSrbereiten: Gin
beutiber GeiitIiher piini6e i'm s,t
ipreden. Ser @erpunoete abnte,
iper Der @eiitlide mar, uno perlanete,
ibn lofort 5u ieben. Siirtb trot elm.
Gag Sung!" iagte err ul,o i6iitteIte
Dem &ranfen Die Sanb, Der oamals
Die erite Tbrdne in Dem Muge oes
9rubers fab. gls Die erite 9e.
griiBung borbei mar, iagte Der
aranfe: nSier iino 10 piele pertpun.
Octe oeutihe SoIoaten, Die germ
bciften D%iiroeu." Gofort ieste Iid
Siirtb an Das n16Ite gett mo fling
on, 9eidt 81 boren - ole anmeien.
Dem 0eirtiden, bann sing er iii einen
5tpetten uno nieOer in einen anoeren
Soal unb oonn bur6 ean5 8apaume.
ytad 5tpei .Sagen fom err su ieinem
8ruber Suriif. $50 bit Oh of hte
3eit gemeien?" - sd bob' gei6t
geb6rt; i6 fonnte bod Die orlnen
2eute nidt 10 Iiegen Iaiien." =
Damn bleibit Ou iest ettpas bel mir"
.9as eebt niht, i6 mub iest
5uriif, morgen bab' id IN Toppel5.
bori anoabt au balten. Sag Sung"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08
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anb tpobI bas gseueite IN ser 9eleud).
lngstednif. Sbre Contribution lit
rem 9otanifer Sans WoIiid gelint.
zen. 2eioer lit bieie 9thtauene 10
hpa6, bab man b0ditens sroben
Druid ODER ben ubr6eieer nit Silfe
older 9ampen ieben fam.
2ansit lit bas 2euhten bes @eeres,
es faulenben Sol5es unb bes Slei.
hes befannt; ieoesmal iino lebenbe
)rgmismen Die llria6e Der 9ibter.
beinungen. SIR has 2eudten oes
leiifes, oas cine aagemein befannte
ibatiade lit, lit nad iorgfGltiger
'ein5ii6tung Der beim SauIen auf.
,etenoen Spaltpiloe ieoesmal Iicro.
Gems Phosphorus Gobn ais uria6e
adgemieien Doroen. @erldieoen.
stige, obne Iuspabl eetrofiene
inbfleiiharten purben in einem
1sebeisten 8immer bel 9 bis IL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08

Nieoeroonben, 6. dug. Die
9Sltlpe g8a9ner arbsitste oeltern init
ibrer Sohter in einem Weinberae, uno
beioe batten ibrs llebsrr6de ab0eleat.
Nls lie oieielben misoer ansieben ppl=
ten, fanoen lie, oaB Der Witwe @a9ner
oas portemonnaie nit etrpa so 6ran.
ten uno Der Sodter cine g6rIe nit As
Tranten aus Der Saibe seltolsn tpor-
ben mar.
Sunslinf er, 9. glua. @efe,,
Worsen aeaen ii ubr brad auf unbe.
tannte Wsiis Geuer in benz Staue oes
4ferers Ginitertpalb aus, bod fonnte
es oant Der idnel berbeiseeilten Sad.
bari4aft i'm Seine srftidt iperoen. Der
periidsrte S4aoe belduft iid auf eiuiae
bunoert Trantsn.
Sii0eIingen, z. @uq. @eltern
Nabmittag molte Der geramann Yitali
Die 2ette 5piidsn ,tuei 66roerwaaen
losmaden, als bic @aaen aneinanoer
p%ralten uno &itsii nit benz Qopie fef.
tl.mmten. Seine G%ameraoen befrei.
ten ibn aus ieinsr mibli9en Sage, bod
1T er polia taub 9emproen. 5aas aua
nod cine 8ebirneridltteruns h%insutritt
1T Titali unrettbar perloren.
o oinae n, 6. Mna. Betern
Ibeno ae0en 9 ubr polte Der Ranaie.
rer Sol. 2rsmer aus pettin9en auf
cine IN Der Gahrt beariffsne 2otomotio
tteigen. als er bas Srittbrett perfeblte
unb nit benz rshtsm Guse in elm Rao
aeriet. nobel ibm ois 3eben Idmtli1
abQersf1en purben. Ser 0erunalidte
uirb ssitlsbens 2riippeI bleibsn.
Steinfort, IL. aua. 6eute
Roraen fanoen bic @ertpanbten ben
aaeiu tpobnenoen Witper uno S1mieo
Sobann Waisrus tot in Dem Bette lie.
Gen. gr bat in ben lebten Wonates
benz Urantueine ettpas fart 3ugeipro&.
Ell. uno er III ieBt on sinsm Ssrsi9last
~9eitorben.
Oibelingen. Is. Mna. Yia
Hireition oss bieIigen Wertes bat IN
lobenswertsr Weiie fiirlibre alien Mr.
better aeIorat. Wte bur& bHtntlideu
anfdlaa bsiannt aema9t tpurbe erbal.
ten oieienisen arbeiter, bic 20 Sabre
lang ununterbroden auf benz @eril
tbdtia limb. idbrlib cine @ratititation
bon so 5r.
gperlingen, 10. Nua. 8eferu
Tahmitta9 entltano in elmer S&eni(
rtuiideu ben @rbeitern Gaines uni
&oainaer cine Streiticsne. 2ebteru
ihlus ieinen 8eaner nit eiuem Steini
auf ben 3opf. baB er cine tlafenbs
Wunoe erbielt uno bewuBtlos suiam.
meniant. Sehen 3uifano lit lebens.
sefdbrlid. &oliRger irurbs fea9e.
ilommen.
Sabelin9en. IL. Mua. Sem
l8idbrigen Sdmelaarbeiter Sob. Oofs
mann tiel Elm giienItiid i'm WaIaperi
auf ben 2Opf. oaB oerislbs cine nint
u%nbeoeutenoe Wunoe srbielt tpel1e cine
seitpeiIise Mrbeitsunfdbiaisit beoinst.
DEM Giienbabnarbeiter Mi&tI Wepers
aus B~uoeysbtra fisl bisier Sage cine
Giisnbabnitiene auf ben SUB. Dem.
felben muBten aeitern 3 3sben abse.
nommen weroen.
Wiebermilb. Is. Dug. Dor
benz SOtel Sdminnen f&lug beute
Mitta9 ein Nutumobil nit 3 6erren
nno einem Gbaffsur UNI. Sas lin.
sliid ioll oaour1 sntftanbsn iein. oaB
tnra borber aefaIene Rs9en bic StraBe
etiuas f4lipfria matte. Sen Ghauf.
teiir bob man fir toot auf unb truaer
8 2eute i'm ms Sotsl. Mit benz q
ubr 3ug %tpnnten ieood ale bic Ssin.
reile tpieoer antretsn.
Gid a. b. Mla 10. Dug. Tes
gau Der italisuiidsn 3irhe in Brill IN
nun. mas bas Mausripert aubelangt,
ippeit fertia. @snn bas Wetter gin.
Zig bleibt. spiro nit benz l. OCTOBER
Der 8ottesbisnt in Der nsusn Rir9e
ftattfinoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08

- 9ie furdtbare S~mgersnotb,
Die in Der dineliiden Rropin3
Swongii piitbet uno pielc bunoert.
tauienbe BON Wenihen binrafft, bat
mad; einem @erid)t oeS @ouoerueurs
bon Songfong 81 furttbaren @reuel.
i5euen gefibrt. Su apeiping pur.
ben iber 1900 gefangene, oie tooes-
piiroiae Serbrehen ~begangen botten,
in Mbtbeilungen BON 10 bis 100 tdg.
lid bingerihtet mo nit ibrem SIeiid
Die leidlteren @erbrefer geipeiIe
@enu geniieeno bon hieler ldenB.
lihen @abruna porbmloen mar. is
erofinete Der Senfer einer ihwung.
baften Smoel nit @eni6enileii6 IN
Ger Stoot muO Der umgeburg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08

Dereiniete Staaten.
SuS Ses Serrn Sranf MiQer in Gom,

sc ~ u I ., cSu., OF. Nug. 1910.
80 Sieie oes Nei6t1ums, Der
8eisbeit unb GrfenntniB @ottes.
8ie un6egreiflid iino iene @erifte
uno pie unerforidlib iene @erfe."
9ieie @orte beS FL. Hauliis loiien
ii6 iebr paiienb auf eiuen Graiterfaa
antpenoen, bon pel6em mir beute
aunbe erBielten.
Seute abenb fam nGmIid bon
Gnm Die Rofrttt on, oaB Serr
SrSnt miller, tpelber iit Dor 5pei
Sabren gum Stuoium Ser Sbeologie
oortbin bceeben batte, eeitorben lei.
Sranf Wtiaer Duroe am %. slug.
1876 81 Dubuque, geboren uno fam
balo nahber NIT ieinen gltern mud
Sc Wars. Sier beiudtc err 8 Sabre
lang Die ct. Soiepb's Biarri6ule,
pdbrenb Delder 8eit err iih ltets als
eineu talentpouen, fleiBigen Shiiler
5eiete. Gong Defenders legte er aiih
als MeBbiener idon oamals cine
grobe 2iete gum Iltore unb 81 ben
firbliden Geremonien an Den Gag.
Na6oem er Die S6ule abiolpirt
batte, arbeitete err fir fiinf Sabre in
elmer bieiigen 8anf als gubbalter.
Sic 2iebe, bon Delfer er ieinen gl-
tern rno @eihpiiteru gegeniiber
onrd0rurgen NOR, iein municipalities
Setragen als fatboliiher Singing.
ieiu beiteres unO Offences @eien &c.
mannen linn Die Mbtung Naer Die
i'm fainter. Mber Der iunge Wanm
empfanb in ii6 einen INNER ltGrferen
0rang nad) oembl. HrieIteritanoe. Gr
beeab iid) beSbalb i'm Serbit 1895
nah DUBUQUE UNI bort I'M ct. So
iepb's College feline claiiiiden Stu-
bien ai Beginner. Seine tiefe Sr0m.
migfeit, fem Offences, 5uoortommen.
oes genebmen, feline augeniheinli-
den Talente, nit oenen err einen ut-
ermioIi6en SleiB berbanb, lieBen in
linn gar bulb einen hoffnlrngspollen,
pielperiprehenben Stubenten erfen.
men. SIN Sunni 1901 beenoete er in
Dubuque Den CIRRUS Der 8biloio-
pbie, unb Spar NIT @ussei6mlng, ba
er ben SiteI B. A. erbielt. IS wurbe
i'm beSGolb nit 5pei anberen Stu-
benton ieiner Glaiie meeboten, ieinen
tbeoloaiihen GURUS IN Hom all MO.
lhen, no Der %peritorbene grSbii6of
lSemneIin cos Sabr porber brei Sret.
liteaen segrunoet batte. @i,h bort
mar err nit leDr guten grfcleen ge-
iegnet. gr empiins i'm eriten Sabre
Der SbeoIogie sic 9oniur, uno piiroe
i'm Sobre 1905 sic bl. Brieiterpeihe
erbalten boben. God @ott bot es III
ieinem unerfori6lihen &atbihluiie
onoers setuolt. Seute Worgen fam
Die tele0ropbiide Ma6riht on, bab
er idtper franf lei, Der Damn berite
slbenb sic Gooesnadridt folete. Die
llriade ieines Sobes lit nod unbe-
fanut.
Mae 9ieicnigen, pel6e oen lurlgen
Manm acfannt baben, miro bieie
Gadridt ii6erlid traurig beriibren.
Cine grobe 3abl BON Sreunben be.
oauert ouf bas Tiefite fem 81 tribes
Sini6eioen. Mit ieiuen @Itern, Die
in ibm einen guten, treuergebenen
Gobn perloren babeu ,no ieinen @e.
idtpiitern, oenen elm liebenoer Bru'
Der entriiien muroe, empftnoen man
anaemein oos berali6ite uno auf.
ridtisite MitIeib. Die Stride uno
bic 0tocele Giour Gitp baben aber
obne SweiieI in ibm einen iebr boff.
numgsponen @anoioaten fir Den
Hrielteritano perloren.
Ser @erltorbene miro in &om be-
eroiat, bod p eroen IN Der bieiigen
ct. Soiepb's aigde am ndditen
@ittpod bic feierli6en Ggeqnien se-
balten. s.. 8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08

bon Der er i'm Sebruar b. s. fuieoer
3uriif lam. Spdter. i'm Monat Mai.
unternabm er cine 3weite &eiie mad
Seutihlano, BON Der er i'm Suli que
riiftsbrts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08

NEIL Serr mid. W aerus
am 25. Mai gu Durango (nabs Sus
bon sinsm 3uas Der Chicago
@reat Weitsrn Yabn sstroffsn uno ae.
i0btst wuros. hat Ssrr Sob. Maierus.
ais @srmaltsr bss RahlaKes oes 8srs
itorbenen. i'm Ser. Staaten.@ sridts In
cine Rlass auf els, 600
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08
0onnefped

Selling, @eiBgerber, 9onnefpeg.
2S.: Gotbariua Conrad, oft y g..
Gbefrai. BON Eeter 9ertneer, Miib.
lenipeg.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-09
WISCONSIN LEGISLATION.
Assembly Passes the New Grain In


Madison, Wis, May 9.-The assem-
bly,. by a vote OF g. TO "A, refused to
concur in the senate amendment 10
the ad Galorem railway tax bin eN-
emptirg bonds from taxation. The
measure Will go over to the senate
which, il is. generally understood, will
decline TO Yecede from the stand It
has ken,zwhereupon q conferences
committee Will he asked fel.==z=..s
The assembly passed under suspen-
sion OF the rules the new Wisconsin
grain inspection bill, The vote was
overwhelmingly in, ,faNer of -thezhlll, he
ing n to 6. The friends of the meas
ure are highly pleased, and are more
hopeful than ever of being able TO Sc,
cure favorable action in the senate,
The bin appropriating $4,000 for
the ST. Louis worlds fair was passed
by the assembly with the $4,000 ap-
propriated two years ago. the total for
Wisc0nsin's exhibit totals 500 600.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-09
uuAu Observation-Disclosures
FEELING RUNS HIGH IN OMAHA.
Sympathetic Strike Movement Is Gath
erino in Strenuth.


ering in Strength.
Omaha, Neb, May Omaha union
labor of all crafts are up in arms
against the sweeping injunction issued
by United States District Judge Mllng.
Ell, who restrained the men from even
holding meetings in their own halls to
declare the strike OF should they wish
To dos The injunction was the most
sweeping ever issued Ey 4 Western
court and union Labor is thoroughly
aroused over the situation The action
of yestertlaE.5ias not changed scnti-z
ment. The court acknowledged that
the order went too far, and announced
that 1t would be modified, adding that
that feature most objectionable to the
union and which disbands the local
lodge Of the teamdr.Yers International
union crept in through error and
should be removed from the order.
Coy. Mickey and Cen Culver. com-
mander Of the state national guard,
are in Omaha in conference with the
sheriff. mayor and chief of police over
the situation. Tie governor has stated
that he would call out the militia
whenever the local authorities became
unable to cope with the situa ton. The
strikers are thoroughly organized, and
not single desertien from their
ranks has occurred. More than 1000
men are patrollng the streets with the
precision of soldiers
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-09

turkish ruthIessness bulgaria
might separate the powers SO far even
as to cause a clash.
The porte yesterday issued state
ment declaring that the reports pub
lished in Vienna of events alless> | to
have happened recently in the Euro
pean provinces of Turkey are either
exaggerated or false.
The Turkish government declares
that it is doing everything possible TO
insure the application of the reforms.
The statement issued of the prompt
establishment of order at -Salonica
is given as proof of the capacity and
resolution of the government to mas
ter the situation.
Imperial troops have arrived at
Diakova. European Turkey, and are
continuing their march to lpek in
order to support the sultan's commits
sioners there.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-09
MOR0s PUT UP 4 FIERCE FIGHT
SIXTY OF THE ENEMY CAPTURED,
AMONG THEM BEING THE
SULTAN.

Manila, May s. Capt. Pershing's
column has defeated the sultan of
Amparuganos strong force of Moros
in the Taraca country on the east
shore of Lake Lanao, Island Of Min
danao The Americans captured ten
forts. One hundred and sfteen Moros
We're killed, thirteen We're wounded
and sixty We're made prisoners. The
Moros captured included the sultan.
Two Americans were killed and seven
were. wounded.
The ten forts constituted serious
and strong positions on the banks Of
the Taraca river, and frcm them the
Moros vigorously resisted Cant. Per
shing's advance The American troops
attacked the forts Monday and
Captured Eight of Them
without suffering. any losses. though
the tllirty=siX obsolete cannon mounted
on the Notifications were served with
the best Of the ene,ns's ability. y
The garrison of tl> ninth Fort re-
sisted fiercely and CAPT pels.}ine or
.dered the fort to l,e d, el.ed AND cap
tured by assault Nnio Ma done.
Lieutenants Shaw and Oracle leading
two companies of the Twenty
infantry and detachment of cavalry.
surrounded the lcnth ct, where the
sultan had sought refuge, and it sur
rendered Tuesday. The forts have
been dismantled.
Capt. Pershing moved north Tues
day to complete the exploration of the
east shore of the lake. No further re-
sistance is expected.
The Spanish gunboat Velasco, sunk
by the ships of Admiral Dewey off
-Cavite,. been raised. Her hull Is
not injured. but her upper works show
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-09
TWELVE MEN BURNED TO DEATH.
Imprisoned in Wreckage Of Car Which
--- Catches Fire

Imprisoned in Wreckage of Car Which
Catches Fire.
Port Arthur, Ont, May 9. - One Of
the worst accidents in the history Of
railroading in the West occurred yes
terday on the main line of the Can
adian Pacific railway near Dexter
station, fifty-two miles east of here.
Twelve men imprisoned in the wreck
age of derailed work train we're
either killed outright or burned to
death. Eight others we're frightfully
burned and number of them will die.
The men were asleep when the train
left the track The train was running
at high speed when it was derailed,
presumably by the breaking of an
axle. Every car left the track and
plunged down into the ditch. The men
who were killed were asleep in what
is known as the boarding" car. which
was attached to the rear of the train.
There were thirty men IN the car 1t
was crushed like an egg she'll. killing
some of the men outright and plnning
others under the wreckage SO that
they could not extricate themselves.
Fire added its horror to the scene, the
splintered woodwork of the car being
ignited by an overturned stove.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-09
SURE TO Be A WAR
BULGARIA PRACTICALLY SHAKES
ITS FIST in TURKEYS
FACE.
TURKEY is Hkftf 10 ATTACK
MASTERING OF TROOPS cONTlN.
UEs=IN- MACEDONIA AND
ALBANIA.
POWERS MAY GET INTO A MIX
GERMANY, AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA
TOGETHER, WITH FRANCE IN
OPPOSITION.

Constantinople, May 8. = Bulgaria
has shaken it's fist in Turkeys face by
returning to the Ottoman commission
er at Sofia the porte's rate regarding
the importation of explosives into
Turkey from Bulgaria ard the incur
sion of Bulgarian bands into Mace
donia The government OF Bulgaria
has done this because Of what it con-
siders '.the offensive terms" OF the
rate What Turkey will do now can
not of course be predicted, but it is.
significant that the mastering Of
Turkish troops continues in Mace
donia and Albania, where before long
1865 battalions will be distributed.
War between Turkey and Bulgaria
is not considered unlikely and should
war between these nations result
there is a strong probability that
strained .aralations if nothing more
serious war, indeed - would result
among the powers. The representa-
tives of France here
Blame Tu key
for the situation, and they feel that
Bulgaria should not be allowed to be
made the victim of any radical Turk
ish policy. French warships now at
Toulon are expected here.
On the other hand it is known that
Germany, Austria and Russia are with
Turkey, and are anxious that all disor-
ders shall be repressed with vigor.
They feel that Bulgaria deserves no
sympathy and they will not do any,
thing in her behalf should Turkey at
tack her There certainly is warlike
feeling in Constantinople.
Then again it must not be forgotten
that Great Britain is pledged to main
tain the integrity of Turkey. The
British government was
Chiefly Responsible
for bringing Bulga ia into existence,
but is not bound by any treaties to in
terfere in her behalf.
But still to he considered is how
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-09
PRESIDENT is WELCOMED.
caIifornlans Are Glad to See Mr..
Roosevelt

Redlands, Cal. May g. President
Roosevelt was formally welcomed to
California yesterday afternoon by
Gov Pardee and committee OF state
Legislators He responded in a brief
address. and after luncheon vas
driven through The city and parks.
Flowers were If profusion everywhere,
and tie president he is marking his
first trip through California. codld not
find words in which to express his ad
miratlon He left here at 8 O'Clock in
the afternoon. ant! after two hours
stop In San Bernardino. arrived at
Riverside at 6 p. m. where he spent
the night
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-09
BURIED BY a SLIDE OF. ROCK.
Nine Men Are Killed and Three Fatal
Iv Injured.

Roanoke, Va, May g. = Nine men
were killed and five others injured,
three of them fatally, by a slide of
rock in the east end of tunnel No. 2
at Eggleston Springs, Giles county, on
the Norfolk & Western railway Rail-
road contractors were engaged in
double-tracking the two tunnels at the
point named. and when the tunneling
force had removed the cart hand stone
from the railroad track at the point
where the calamity occurred a slide
of solid rock gave way on the noun
tain side and came way at an angle of
45 degrees, burying a gang zcf laborers
who were at work, crushing the life
out of nine men r
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-09
suLTAN's TROOPS ROUTED.

Both Sides Lose Heavily in battle at
MeIiIIa.
Melilla, Morocco, May 9-The rebels
have defeated the imperial forces after
a ten-hours' fight near Fee, and have
captured the positions held by the
sultan's troops. all their tents and
much loot. Both sides lost heavily.
The rebels sent messengers TO the
pretender, asking for4 reinforcements,
as they were unable to Withstand a
further attack. The reinforcements,
however, we're not sent.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-09
Strikers Return to Work.

West Superior, Wis, May 9.-The
striking electricians who We're em-
-ployed by the light company here,
have gone back to work. The company
has agreed to pay the scale, s275 for
eight hours work, but there are some
other points to be settled, and the men
will 90 out again if the union at its
next meeting refuses to accept the
proposition which the company made
and which has been accepted tenn
porarily.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-09
CARNEGIE TO THE RESCUE.
VIII Try to Clear the Memory of Gen.
MacDnnald


Boston May "a special London
cablegram says that Andrew Carnegie
has offered $2gn,a0o TO secure certain
evidence whicn viii restore the char
acter of Sir Hector Macdonald. the
Scotch general who committed suicide
In Paris because of rumors affecting
his honor as a British officer, and un-
mask the cabal III the British war Of
fee Carnegie believes that Gen. Mac
Donald has been wronged by con-
spiracy Moreover, he believes that
the death of Gen. Macdonald was due
TO plot, and war office employe. un-
der the seal Of confidence, is said to
have given Carnegie an inlsling Of the
plot
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-09
"HoD" TAYL eR VERY SICK.
Physicians Are Alarmed Over condi.
ton of Wisconsin Man.

Washington, May 9. Horace A..
Taylor of Madison, Wis, assistant sec
retary of the treasury, is seriously III
at his hotel in this city Some time
ago he had a severe attack Of grip and
returned to the department before he
had fully recovered. Since then com
plications have developed which
causes his physicians grave concern.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-09
Engineer Killed.

Iron Mountain, Mich, May 9. - Al
fred Loncki, a young man employed as
engineer at the Argon mine at Nor
way, Mich, was instantly killed this
morning. On going around curve the
engine jumped the track and ran into
some timbers. timber fell and
struck Loncki on the head.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-09
COTTON BECOMES BISHOP.
Pontiff Confirms the Nomination Made
by Propaoanda

Rome, May 9.-Mgr. Veccia, secre-
tary of the propaganda, was received
by the pope yesterday and submitted
the report of the congregation of the
propaganda on tie vacancy in the
bishopric Of Buffalo, N. Y. The pontiff
decided on the appointment OF Rev.
Charles H. Cotton, rector of st.
Stephens church, New York.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-09
sTUDE NTs ELoPE.
Learning They Were to Be Sent to
Distant Schools, They Elope.

Sioux City, Iowa, May 9.-Because
their parents had planned TO send
them to distant md Giferent cotieacss,
Maurice Fo2s and s.isH Rope Peters
OF this city ran away 70 OnaEa and
We're married.. Bet. are among the
popular young reoD,e here and their
escapade has created a sensation In
the suburb of Mornnssidc. whgge they
live. The groom is Twenty-Five and
the bride eighteen. fhe latter was to
have been sent 10 Washington, D. c..
to school, and Mr.. Fogg was TO have
gone to Cornell university.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-09
HEMMED in BY FIRE.
Manitoba Village Finds Itself in Awful
:. PIinht.

Winnipeg, Man. May 8. = Prairie
fires famed by high winds caused
considerable damage in Manitoba yes
-terday The little yitlage-of Edrans, on
the McGregor branch of the Canadian
Pacific, was surrounded by fire and a
number of houses bGrned. A relief
train has gone TO the scene.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-09
BATTLE WITH BURGLARS.
TWO of the Gang Wounded and Cap
tured by Citizens.

Elizabeth, N. D., May 9.-Citizens of
Springfield village six miles from
here, last night had desperate fight
with five supposed burglars, two of
whom William Cronin and John Muir
ply, We're wounded and captured The
other three escaped A complete
burglars outfit. including dynamite,
having been found in a barn. a watch
was set to see who came for the outfit.
"A midnight fivezmen- appeared and
the citizens opened fire The men re-
sponded.