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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-25

wt6rzy}y sic belgradzkie wypadki.
Stosunki miedzy Bu}garya a Tur-
cya polepszyly sic.
Londyn, 25go lipca. - z Tien
Tsin otrzymal "Standard'' via
domoSc, re pociagi ma kolei Niu
Czwang So zape1nione wojskiem
rosyjskiem, podazajacym do Por-
tn Arthura. Wyseia sic tam mad
to ciezkie armaty ogromna ilosc
amunicyi.
Londyn, 25go lipca. = Jezeli
Rad waszyngtohski przypuszcza,
ze Rosya uwzgledniac bedzie pre-
tensye do otwarcia port6w mand-
zurskich dla handlu miedzynaro-
dowego, W takim razie mic ME
vie o zawodach. jakich doznaio
pewne handlowe stowarzyszenie
amerykahskie we Wladywostoku
i Porcie Arthura. Rosya ME my
sli wycofaG sic Mandzuryi, u
wazajac ia juz dzisiaj "a wlasna
prowincye, ME moze tolerowat
tam port6w dla handlu zagrani-
cznego, Jej gromadzenie wojsk W
Mandzuryi tlomaczy wyraznie
jej zamiary.
Milwaukee, Wis, 25go lipca.-
Wczoraj odbyi sic tutaj bardzo
uroczyscie pogrzeb ks. Frydery-
ka Ksawerego Katzera, arcybi-
skupa milwauckiego. Nabozeh-
stwo zalobne W koSciele trwaio
przez try godziny, w obecnosci
arcybiskupow Irelanda St. Paul,
Quigley'a Chicago, kilku bisku-
pow, 400 ksiezy, 400 Siostr "a
konnych przedstawicieli ko-
Scielnych Towarzystw. Biskup
John H. Hennessey Wichita
wyglosil move pogrzebow4. "
pogrzebie brali udzial gubernato.
Lafolette, mayor miasta Rose, al
dermani, sedziowie i inn urze-
dplty. Zwloki przewieziono 10
st. Francis, gdzie spoczywaja ro-
Dice s. p. arcybiskupa.
New York, 25go lipca. - Ma
Wall et. panuje miedzv milionr-
rami i spekulantami ni"zwykly
poploch. Przed zamknieciem giel-
dy ogloszono upadek firm "Tal-
bot J. Taylor and Co." "W: L.
Stow and Co." Pierwsza z iych
firm miaia dotychczas miedzyna-
rodowe znaczenie. Taylor jest
zieciem Jamesa R. Keane, organi-
zatora wielkich trustow doradz-
ca J. P. Morgana w sprawach
gieldowych. Stow przespekulo-
wal sic ma papierach meksykal-
skiej kolei Central. Papiery tie
spadly pc oghoszeniu bankruc-
twa 70 ma 8. Zanosi sic ma dal-
sze bankructwa ma gieldzie dzi-
siejszej spekulanci wstrzymuja
sic Cd nabywania papierow RE
komo wartosciowych.
Newport, R. l., 25go lipca. -
PAM Stuyvesant Fish urzadza
dzisiaj dla swych gosci niezwy-
kle przedstawienie W swym O.
grodzie palmowym, przy will
Crossways. 3 Ivy afrykahskie
zostana wypuszczone klatki, a
hiszpahska pogromczyni Adjie
bedzie miala sposobnosc wywie-
rae ma ME swa wladze. Jeden z
mich bedzie MIA tahczyl Cake
walk, poczem uScisnie ia po-
caiuje. Pc przedstawieniu odbe-
die sic bankiet, W kt6rym Ivy
udzia1u brac ME beda. Szkoda!
Washington, 25go lipca. =
By1y introligator w. A. Miller
zg}osil sic wczoraj W drukarni
zwiazkowej do piracy dis uczy-
nil to samo. lego koledzy groza
stanowczo strajkiem, jeze1i Mil
Ter obejmie dawne stanowisko i
zapowiadaja og6lny strajk zece-
row maszynistow. Wczoraj VIE
czorem odbylo sic posiedzenie,
ma kt6rym sprawa ia byia oma-
wiana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-25

byfo zarekwirowac wielka ilosc
sikawek diva statki pozarne, q
potem przez przeszlo dwie godzi-
ny pracowac energicznie, by po-
F., Ear zlokalizowac. Z obozy obok
fabryki wypuszczono okolo 1000
sztuk nierogacizny, ktorej wyla-
panic po pozarze duzo sprawialo
trudnosci. Magazyn byi 8 pieter
wysokim budynkiem murowa-
nym; fabryka smalcu byia kamie-
MICA S pietrowa. CO bylo powo-
dem pozaru, niewiadomo.
Procesa kryn1inalne.
Sad przysiglych uznal niewin-
nym Waltera Nolana, oskarzone-
go zamordowanie Roberta
Warke dnia 29 maja ma rogu Cly-
bournii Fullerton ave. Obronca
oskarzonego, Edmund Furth-
mann, wykazai, re znaleziono o.
twarty scyzoryk zabhego, re o.
dziez oskarzonego byia pocieta
tym scyzorykiem W okolicy zola.
dka, - re zatem Nolan bronil
tylko wiasnego zycia, gdy zabil
Roberta Warke.
w procesie Wiltrackow, oska-
rzonych zamordowanie malego
Paszkowskiego, wczoraj odbywa-
10 sic dalsze przesluchiwanie
swiadkow, z kotrych zeznah wy
nikaio, re Wiltrack 'oddawna roz-
gniewany byl ma chlopca.
I8 letni Clarence Stone, oska-
IRONY o smiertelne zranienie ro-
wiesnik2 wojego Franka Lu-
dwig W ma Winona ave.,
Lake viz, czoraJ zostai uzna-
ny winnyIn przez sedziow przy-
sieglych pos}any do szko}y po-
prawczej w Pontiac ma lat "a.
Dzieci ofiararni wypadkow.
ID letni Henry Woold umarl
wczoraj w mieszkaniu rodzicow
swoich pm. 3716 Lowe ave-, ma
kurcz szczeki, w skutek zranienia
wystrzalem dziecinnego pisto-
letu dnia q lipca b. r.
Jozef Koninski, letni chic
piec, al Cherry ave. we czwartek
bawil sic zapaikami, a gdy jedna
Mich sic zapaliia, odziez chop
ca sic zajeia dziecko tax mocno
sic popieklo, ze umarlo W skutek
tego wczoraj posrod strasznych
bolesci.
ID miesiecy liczaca Mary Will
liams napila sic wypadkowo ga
| zoliny we czwartek i wczoraj u
maria w Chicago Heights.
Jan Czyroski, LEGACY lat 8,
1857 Commercial ave., przypad-
kowo postrzelil sic rewolwerem.
kt6rym sic bawil kula ugrzezla
mu W mozgu. Chlopiec umarl W
szpitalu W South Chicago.
Inspector policyi Shea umari.
John D. Shea, znany Inspector
policyi, umarl wczoraj o godzinie
o:15 wieczorem W SVEN mieszka-
niu pm. 3752 Wabash ave. ma cho-
robe Brighta. Chorowai dawno,
ale w ostatnich czasach znacznie
mu sic pogorszyio, podobno W
skutek zbytecznego natezenia,
gdyz w fabryce firmy Kellogg
Co., ktora by}a W jego dystrykcie,
codziennie osobiscie pilnowal u
trzymywania przez policya po-
rzadku, chociaz zabraniali mu te-
go lekarze.
Zmariy urodzil sic W Palos,
ILL.,. W roku 184S. Cd roku 1873
sluzyl w policyi chicagoskiej l
przechodzii najrozmaitsze koleje,
awansujac, to znow degradowa-
ny, az do roku 1893, kiedy zostal
zamianowany szefem detekty-
WOW. w roku 1895 zostal zamia-
nowany inspektorem dystryktu,
kt6rego glowna kwatera znajdu-
je sic przy Desplaines str. ma
-110efot Io
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-25
W kapHey kTdeWskiej odbBO sic zaObne nabozehstHO.
Sligo Lipca rozpocznie sic conclave
PoPkoCH PoNIEDzY NoWoYORsKINI sPEKU.
LANTAMI.
Taniec lwem afrykahskim W ogrodzie pod Newport.
LANTAMI

i
ster sprawiedliwoSci Kalogeropu-
los uchodzi "a wybitnego prawni-
ka. Obejmuje on teke ministeryal-
ma pierwszy raz, zdobyl stopien
doktorski w Paryzu, a cd 1875 ro-
ku pracowai jake adwokat w A
tenach, cd 1875 roku zas nalezy
do parlamentu. = Minister wy
znati i oswiaty Konstanty Argas-
saris Lombardos pochodzi z Zan-
te, zostal w 70 roku doktorem
praw ma uniwersytecie atenskim /
konczyl studya we Wloszech. Mi
mister marynarki Stephanopulos
nalezy do powaznej rodziny, liczy
40 lat byl dotychczas adwoka-
tenn.
w prasie niemieckiej powtarza-
ia sic pogloski, ze nowemu par
lamentowi Rad pr7edlozy nowy
projekt wojskowy. Dokladnych
wiadomosci pod tym wzgledem
ME ma jeszcze, lecz ogolnie sa-
dza, re w zamian "a ostateczne u
stanowienie dwuletniej sluzby,
ktora dotad wciaz jest jeszcze
prowizoryczna, zamierza wladza
wojskowa zazadac od parlamen-
tn zezwolenia ma powiekszenie
staiej silly wojskowej o $50 Office
row i $4,000 zolnierzy.
Przeciwko temu zamyslowl
rzadu juz teraz odzywaja sic glo-
sy protestu niemieckich stron-
nictw wolnomySlnych. Uplywa
bowiem dopiero pieciolecie, w
ktorem Niemcy powiekszenie
wojska przeprowadzili, osiagna-
wszy olbrzyrnia siie 100000 zol-
merry podczas pokoju, a przeszlo
5 i pol miliona podczas wojny.
Zdaje sic jednak, re wszystkie
septenaty i kwinkwenaty ME zda-
dza sic ma co innego, jak tylko a
by dac rzadowi czas ma obmySle-
ME nowych projektow.
TAX sic rzecz ma pomnaia-
MEM marynarki wojska, ktore
ma przemian parliament zajmuja.
w sprawie nowego projektu pi-
sze jedna z gazet berlihskich:
,,Powiekszenie armii jest W obec
stanu dzisiejszego naszej silly
zbrojnej niepotrzebnem W obec
istl1iejacego polozenia ekonomi-
cznego szkodliwem, w obec wy
tezonych sil ku ciag}emu powie-
kszaniu marynarki niesprawiedli-
woscia, wyrzadzona narodowi
niemieckienu."
Wszyscy obywatele zyjacy W
panstwie niemieckiem odczuwac
beda te krzywde, jak ow odglos
niemiecki glosi slusznie, bo prze-
dewszystkiem stan ekonomiczny
w Niemczech jest tego rodzaju,
re ME pozwala ma wieksze obcia-
zanie podatkami. w skutek OIL
brzymich wydatkow ma wojsko
popadla Rzesza niemiecka w dlu-
gi, ktore juz przekraczaja miliard
marek, obecny stan finansowy
jest tax niekorzystny, re juz te-
raz mysla o podwyzszeniu podat-
ku Cd piwa i tytoniu. Dalsze wy
datki ma wojsko pogorsza ten
stan jeszcze wiecej, tst re projek-
towane nowe podatki ME wyro-
wnaja dochodow rozchodami.
Zauwazyc trzeba te okolicz-
nose, re przez powiekszenie woj-
ska zmniejszy sic sila robocza,
zabraknie rak, ktore pracuja ma
pokrycie wydatkow ma wojsko.
DIS juz skarza sic rolnicy ma dot
kliwy brak robotnika. Ten brak
powiekszy sic jeszcze, gdy coraz
wiecej bedzie wojska.
Prasa niemiecka zaznacza, ze
oscienne panstWa ME posiadaja
tel falszywej ambicyi, ably kosz-
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-08-19

ter may be seen here reproduced by ster
eopticon displays.
The electric theater management pay
especial attention to the treatment of
children. Everybody shown the great
est courtesy.
One of the features of the free show
department in connection with the car
nival is the great high diving feat OF
Mat Gay. He dives 100 feet into a tank
of water four feet deep
The first night of the carnival was
featured by the swell dance given at
Armory hall by the militia boys.
Wright's excellent orchestra furnished
the music on this occasion.
Matt Gays high dive is the greatest
feature of the carnival and is causing
more attention than any other attrac-
ton, unless it is the man who guesses
your weight within pounds or no pay.
One of the prettiest exhibitions is
the illuminated bicycle ride in mil air.
The wire is stretched from the top y:
Tom Lund's corner saloon across to
Shardlow's, and the rider makes che trip
once each evening.
Teams should by all means be kept
off the avenues during the evening at
the time when the street is thronged
and there is much doing to excite horses.
runaway at such time would doubt
less mean loss of some lives.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-08-19
Carnival Notes.

In Dreamand," is very good show
Bob Frayne is doing a nice business
in confetti.
Easau. the snake eater, is said to have
Bosco beat a mile.
The carnival will continue until II
o'clock Saturday night.
The trained animal show is good. 1t
is not misrepresented.
The bachelors take great delight in
visiting the Moorish theater
Visit the glass blowers tent and see
the wonderful works of these enter
tainers.
Home talent is also represented in the
booth of f. J. Tichner. the local photo
grapher.
The Barrel of Love is about all YOU
can stand in one night. Its rolling
proposition
The stadium is worth the price of
admission any time. 1t is one of the
best shows with the company.
Lolita, Lolita, Lolita, kept the people
waiting Tuesday night The queen ANA
her court left in impatience.
The carnival has not hurt any of the
business houses up to the time of going
To press. 1t has however. put money
in circulation.
City Engineer Charles Wands and
Sidney Arnold are on their way over
land to Fish Lake, where Job in sur
veying awaits them.
The band boys worked hard To give
Yakima week of sport during the
dullest month of the year They have
succeeded in pleasing those who were
at first dubious
Today L. Noodmen day at the carnival
and from the looks of the streets the
woods are full of 'em. The ZiIlah team
is here in uniform and present very
snowy appearance.
The electric theater is not only a
place of amusement, but is also one OF
instruction. The Heppner food di~as
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-08-19
Crowded to the Door.

At every performance at the electric
theater, especially last night. after the
coronation ceremonies. the queen and her
maids of honor paid Il special visit to
the family theater OF the carnival com
pany, to witness the great scenes of the
Heppner flood, which was well applaud
ed by the crowd. Next came the moving
pictures of the great elephant parade in
Siam. This was also sight to see
Next beautiful song. illustrated from
the life of young soldier in the army
Next the Illusion Half Lady. Then fol-
lowed the decapitation act. where Pro
fessor Sousa removed the lady's head
and placed it in chair before the peo-
pie. But the greatest of all was where
he placed a marble statue on the stage
and then made this statue slowly turn
to life. This certainly had the people
guessing. Don't miss is. 1t is a conun-
drum
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-08-19

you. my beloved friends and / may say
loyal subjects, l feel truly honored, in
deed. 1t is unnecessary to admonish
you to cast dull care and sorrow aside.
Let this be week of pleasure unalloyed
and a scene of revelry throughout. And
to our merchants who hold the reins of
commerce let me predict week of pros
perity unexcelled. Once again, my loyal
subjects, allow me to extend to you my
kindliest wishes and most sincere
thanks
FRANCES l."
The queens proclamation was greeted
with vociferous enthusiasm. The stadi-
um at times presented a scene not UNI
like the proverbial "Bedlam." 1t was
an occasion calculated to quicken the
pulse of the most matter of fact per-
son.
Following the coronation, the stadium
acrobats. magicians, tumblers, wire
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-08-19

walkers and other performers appeared
before the queens court and gave some
first-class exhibitions. This having
ended her majesty and escorts were then
driven around to the various side shows
and accorded reception at each place.
The evenings splendor lasted long and
enthusiasm remained high throughout,
not abating in the slightest until rumor
became prevalent that the queen had de-
parted for her palace.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-08-19
Attorney Snyder's Fish.
drum.

Attorney Nestal Snyder said: II
caught the biggest fish OF any Of you
fellows" while talking to a number of
Lake Caches enthusiasts. among whom
were eX-Mayor O. A. Fechter and II. b.
Doust. When did you make this
CATCH asked the city clerk in astonish-
ment. who himself had captured some
nice ones. Just the day before | re-
turned home" continued the city attor-
ney. However. | did not land him. he
was such whopper.' Well. tell me-"
eIaculated the exmayor. "how do YOU
know that it was the biggest hshg"
Exit Snyder. Mr. Fechter claims to hold
the record for the largest trout landed
at Lake Cachesc this summer
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-08-19

Bickleton and Cleveland people please
dentist. of North Yakima. will visit the
notice that DIR. Stephenson. the painless
above mentioned towns the last week in
August. Absolutely painless extraction
of teeth. No chloroform. no cocaine
used. No after effects, DO not miss
this chance 33lt
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-08-19
Proclamation.

My Good Lord. the Mayor. Citizens
and Loyal Subjects: II is with the
deepest emotion of gratitude and most
extreme pleasure that I. your sovereign.
accept this key. Never has there been
such an outburst of enthusiasm. such a
universal expression of approval and
good will. In my elevation TO the seat
of honor which has been rendered me bv
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-15
Commissioner Sibley May Be
Able to Locate a
Coal Mine.
ARRANGEMENTS MADE TO IN.
YESTIGATE FIND.
Product Burns Like Coal and
Smells Like Black
smith Shop.

County Commissioner f @.
sibley is in town from solvay
today and has been telling his
many Bemidii friends q story
with a tinge Of romance that goes
particularly we'll With warm
coal fire and a rainy day ac-
compartment, when average
mentality is in more appre-
ciative mood than ordinarily.
To be brief Mn. Sibley believes
he is on the track Of coal mine
aud at the court house-thiS morn
ing Mr.. Sibley's coal mine fur
nished the foundation for all
castles the-hke Of which have not
been built at the seat OF county
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-15

their best tonight. Manager
Spaulding is highly pleased with
the form in which the piece will
be given it's opening presenta-
tion and anticipates big busi-
ness. The seat sale at Barker S
Drug store has been very liber-
ally pauronized. and # the
weather. is pleasant the S. r. Q.
(standing room only sign should
be displayed early in the even
inc. Following is the cast:
Col Wayne ...........,. ..-......
Union Planter, Father of Nina and Harry
c. P. Spaaldin@.
Harry WAYNE -........ Union Spy
Mrs Mabel G. Spaulding
II ,cle Ned .............-......A Liable Niger
Robert Clark
lake Schneider. A LOYAL Dutchman
&C. Follers.
Gen. PleaSanton ..:..... :. Army
Dwight Miller.
Rilly Ri ack Observation-Disclosures. Union Scout
Evan Carson.
orderly. y........ ... Az. -...t.e..-.-lf - = Army
L. III. Dorman.
Nina Wavne Sister of Harry
Miss Hattie Allen.
Na1lia &; rover ............... True Blue
Miss Espie McLennan.
George Grover ~. ........ .Guerllla captain
Frank West
Matt Davis ...s........-. Guerilla Lieutenant
Paul B. Erickson
PAT Riley ...........A Deluded lrshman
j. Reynolds
eill Downs. ............ Rebel Sergeant
George Durbin.
Dan Sanford sleepy l'ial
p E. Peterson.
Gen Price. =. . 4irilis
C. P. Spaulding.
Goddess of Liberty !. Z. {. !. 4. -.
Mrs. Lulu Iindgren.
Goddess Of North.. .s,..-.'.'.,...
Miss Mae Nc Lehman.
Goddess Of South...- {, .':#'.
Miss Edna Caster.
Union and Confederate soldiers. camp fol-
lowers. Negroes. etc. etc.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-15
Seven Dogs Are Dead.

Seven dogs We're killed by the
police department yesterday. : Y
the animals exhibited symptoms
Of hydrophobia, on the malady
which is just now jeopardizlng
the existence Of every dog in
town. It has been developed
that rough on rats has been
placed outdoors at several places
in the down town districts. and
it is believed chat the cannes
may have secured some of this,
and that it may be in a large
measure responsible for their
strange actions.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-15
An EVIL Wind.

They had a bad wind at Black
duck Saturday. according to q
story in the American which
reached Bemidji this morning.
1t raised Ned during the greater
part of the day and finally blew
the Hazen saloon building from
it's foundation. The building sat
on cedar posts some five feet
from the ground. Inc building
as we'll as the nerves Of the
guests was badly racked and
many of the glass fixtures We're
shattered in the fall.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-15
Occupy New Store.

The Bemidji Mercantile com
pany yesterday moved It's stock
to new quarters in the recently
completed Swedback block. The
goods are being arranged today
and the new store will be one OF
the best in the city. The busl-
ness OF the Mercantile company
has grown to a vej.y satisfactory
degree since it opened last Feb
ruary, and at It's new quarters it
hopes to conduct one OF the best
grocery stores in the city and
give It's many patrons q service
that will be second TO none.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-15
Telephone Line in Shape.

A force of linennen who have
been making repairs to the PROB
'erty of the Minnesota CenJ''al
Telephone com pany in ti1is vicln-
ity have completed their labors
and leii the city yesterday. The
line had been in bad shape for
some time. and after the wind
storm Of last Satu DAY it went
oct of business entirely. 1t is
now in working order, end it is
possible 10 talk to Brainetd ADD
all points south over the long
distance lines connecting. \
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-15
Funkley to the Front.

Editor King Of The Eel5rami
County Eagle was ia the city this
morning. Mr.. King reports th2t
Funkley is getting to the front in
all that the term implies. Three
new store buildings are at pres
ent under course of construc-
ton at FunElev. and everybody
in the city is doing a GOOD -busi-
ness. Mr.. King is proud Of his
town, and neve;. overlooks an OPP
portunity to say good word
for it.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-15
First Night Of True Blue :
Benefit for Company at
Opera House.
TWENTY PEOPLE COMPRISE
ELABORATE CAST OF PIECE.
Attendance Promises to Be Large
and Much Interest Is
Manifested.

Nothing but The weather man
can prevent the success OF the
presentation Of :'True Blue, the
romantic war. drama il four acts
which is to be presented at the
City Opera house tonight and re-
peated tomorrow night for The
benefit of the Bemidjl lndepend
ent Military company. The piece
has been steadily under rehearsal
for three weeks, and the cast OF
20 people numbers all the best
talent available in the city. 1t
has entered into the work with a
commercially cheerful spirit,
has putin much hard labor, and
everybody hopes to appear at
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-15
Hotel Man Of Duluth Herald
Tells of Desperate
Bemidji.
HOBOS BRIGHTEN PASSENGERS,
OF G. N. NIGHT TRAIN.
Blood Thirsty Bandits Backed
Up" by Brave Conduc-
tor Burns.

| The old saying that its often
necessary to 90 away from home
10 learn the news has just been
developed tlpe again. Hotel
Gossip, a bright and cleverly
written column in the Duluth
Herald is at hand with q story OF
an attempted holel-up oftheGfeat
Northern east bound passenger
train last Sunday night a short
distance from desperate Bemldjl,
whore the lumoerjacks wear
teeth in their shoes, and stunt
With The abSinthe and festive
pousse cafe untrl they thirst IN
satiablv for human go'e when
they take a trip TO CaSs Lake
and come out of 1t.
Anyhow, however this may be,
two men attempted to steal
ride on The passenger out OF the
citv last Sunday night. The
Jrain WAS stopped and the men
were put off. They were under
the influence OF liquor and dis
ch,!rged them. guns several times.
conductor Burns and his brake
man did the lob and ii didn't
take them tong. Bemidji isn't
1.-The only town along the llEe
where incidents OF this kind
occur but ohis time il happened
to get into print Two stories OF
| the affair we're told TO the young
man of the Herald. Conductor
I Burns characterized the incident
as a little excitement and talked
very modestly OF it, but The pas
scngers have a different version
of the affair. Several were
evidently under the impression
that they We're in the fierce coun-
try of the far west and on the
train stories Of an attempted
hoId-up found high favor, 4 re-
port that dynalnlters had at
tempted to blow up the track
Continued on Page Three Third Column
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-15
New Police Officer.

j. b. Patterson Is the latest
addition 70 the police force, and
expects to 90 on duty tonight.
Nj. Patterson $ appointment was
made by the city counciI.Tues-
day night. 1t has been felt that
another officer was q necessity
for some time, and the appoints
lnent Of Mr.. Patterson VIII make
three men on the night shit.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-15
Flag for Land Office.

Fred 4: Johnson, private sec
retary TO Congressman Stevens,
is spending a few days at Cass
Lake. He has presented the cit
liens of Cass Leke with a United
States flag 16x9 feet to be raised
over the new United States land
office.
The smallest want ad is care
fully read each day by hundreds
of people. A few cents expen q
iture puts you in close touch with
those hundreds.