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New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
ARREST AQUEDUCT NAV
The Commissioners. Houeuer NJ.
Held to Haze GatiIty KnOrI,das

Assistant District Attorney Train. who vs,,...
completed bis inVt stsation Of the charges orouss
against the AQusdGct Commission nv ~ aa'
chants Association. said last night rho, - i i's-
ask that Nj. jerome get a warrant tor - ~.-la
OF an employe OF the commission holding Ss.Ss'
important position. say
1t Is understood tha, Mr.. Train has rspa-,.s
Ar. Jerome that he has found nothing to vs,-..' y
the oeAet that the commissioners had .nv se ee
knowledge of irregularities II "a sala - s-.S
II air tod his chIec that OF the charv-, - -
not sustained. and that in the inquiry rhir-, - -
were LOT cclnp.alnrd of were CIscoyersd s, Sadt
thtSe new irregularities. IL Is said h ~ ~ u
Pe&FanSe CI maieriaI Intended TOR use az fSe ap-
VOL; IEe Dstflct Attorney vas away ygsrsrsS5s
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
SUMMER RESORT HOTEL BURNED.
Excitement Kills the Wife of the Proprietor
Guests Lose Everything.

Norfolk. Va July 27.-The Nags Head Hotel at
the North Carolina ocean resort of that name. was
DESTROYED by fire yesterday afternoon The hotel
had a hundred and forty guests all OF whom were
saved though Ms John z. Lowe, OF this city vile
OF the proprietor. died afteTward as the result OF
excitement Mrs Lowe had been sLIIeFer lot
some time from heart troUb e.
The guests lost practically all their effects ano
some even lost what cash they had on hand, ieav-
ing them des, ,itute The crew Of the United states
Ife SAVING Station near by rendered all possible
stance ard the guests were 60 for last ms nj
at the life saving station an6 by cottasers near By
\ars Head Is on sand bank aSout one-haIf t.
th~ee-uuarters Of mile wide Albemarle Sound is
on the east and the ocean on the west
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
The KEARsARGE'S RECORD.
Naval Officials Greatly Pleased with the Bat
tleship's Fast Run.

Washington. July 27--The Navy Department re-
Ceive6 report to-day from Captain HemphHl Civ
frs some interesting details 'of the run Of the
bsttleship KeaTsarGe across the Atlantic The
officials greatly pleased with the record made
BY the Kearsarge Captain Hemphin's dispatch
dated Bar Earbor. to-day. reads follows
Kearsarge steamed 2SS5 nautical miles IN nine
days four and half hours Average speed Is 10.
ENpcrltDced variable head winds. force three 10
eight; slowed four hours account of taking sea
over tUrrets: slowed 10 ten knots on account OF
fogs and ceberEs: -ned is tons Of coal: YER
age daily consump ion l15n for all purposes: aver
age speed for engines. 1850
II is explained that the winds experienced. the
foyee Of which is give1 al from three 10 eight
ranged from gentle breezes 10 almost gale
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
PATIENT FIGHTS DOCTOP
Three Policemen Hold Him WB5.
Throat Wound Is Seued

Frederick Nagle. who has been sick tor ,,..
years fIOm complication OF diseases on, =
throat at his home. No 42T Nlnth-ave -.
night He has had several O2e at ons. bu, -.
remained very III. and it IS believed he was -
OF being an invalid
While his wife was out he cut hiz th.ost A..
arm with razor. His wife called IN o.
schImpe, of No. 4O4 West Til ty-fO4rJn-st a.s
Policeman LobbeIL The cOc-or treI % SEA, Il.
the wound. but Ma gle ins.sted On dying .,E
fought the doctor. LOobel. unable 10 -
the man alone. and TWO more policemen -.
called in All three held Nasls down in -
while DR.. Schlmpe stItcns5 the ,hrO1L he az.
then taken to Roosevelt hoSLi al
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
FEUD TRIALS BEGUN AGAIN.
Captain Even Demands Military Protec-
ton.
rRY rrLEcR,r4 To TIE TrIarNE.I ]

Lexington. Ky. July 27-The scene was shifted
in the Hargis-Cockrin feud TO-DAY from Jackson
to Cynthia na when Curtis Jett and TON White
were placed trial second time on the charge
of numbering J. B. MaTcum j J. Osoo ne Is the
pre-, iding judge Motions postpone the trial were
overruled and the jury will he selected tomorrow
company of State troops guards the court
house County Judge Hargis and Sheriff Edward
Cal lahan leaders Of the Hargis faction have en-
ploy ed four Of the leading lawyers OF the state TO
defend Jetl and White
In the mean time. in Brstthitt County. Adjutant
General Murray. with two hundred men is holding
the feudists ir check. Captain B. } Even. the
witness for the State whose hotel was buried al
Jackson and who says that the Hargls people
ofe.ed him 5000 not Il testify against lett TO-
day demanded military rroteC ton during the tT-aI
He ran away from Cynthians last night because
he was told that Judge Osborne had refused To
allow the soldiers accom- any him to and from
the courtroom
Even is tonight in the military camp across
the river from the little town. in which there are
some two hundred Of the feudists on both sides
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
KILLED TRYING TO ESCAPE.
Negro Had Attempted to Assault Aged
Woman ana Robbed Two Others.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE !


Petersburg Va. July G--News reached here TO
day OF the killing yesterday on a farm near Jar
rats. Sussex County of Henry Small negro
who is suspected OF being the who last Tues
Cav attemp+ea 70 commit q criminal assault on
Mrs G. W Thompson. an AGED women. at her
home in Ches, ,orfeld County. and VINO. on the same
evening attacked and robbed on the highway the
Misses Unie Citanet and Bertha Thurston at their
home near Centrala IN the same county. Small
was arregted but broke from the officers and while
running Off was shot nnj killed ly them.
His body was Identified to-day by two OF the
women whom be had assaulted The coroner $
iurv this afternoon returned q verdict that nall
came to his death by being shot w9l4e reSls.lng
arrest He was from Jacksonville fL2' ana sald
that he had killed several men.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
mR. gLoomINe0ALE's COTTAGE BURNED

IRY TELEGRAPH TO .HE TRIBUNEI
Kingston. n Y. July 27.-The handsome summer
cottage OF Nj B'oomingdale Of Bloortn gcale
Brothers the New York drygoods firm AT Fleisch-
mans cottage settlement in the Catsktlls. was
burned to the ground early this morning It was
unoccupied az the time. and nothing was saved
The loss is placed $50 90 The FIRE is believed 70
have been started by some young men who were
sInt king the Verardu The building So cd in the
heart Of the cottage district and but for the prompt
wo Of the ire Department and neghbOrs other
COTTAGES wound have Eufftred.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
NAY Cross ANOTHER CONTINENT.

DR.. H. Nelson Jackson who. with his automobile
driver. Croker. made the first trsnscontinentai au-
tomo7e trip from San Francisco to New-York
viii not make any more big trips this season On
Thursday. together with Mrs Jackson. he leaves
town for Burlington Vt. which place really ends
the Journey Five thousand nine hundred rou..
viii have been covered t-.en. siSty-three days
occupied in making the long ride Tiffla
bre0kage was experienced. though the wav led
through many rough places Next season the
doctor hopes to make a tour Of some other conti-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
ASCENDED MOUNT M'KINLEY.
River Near the Mountain Named for Judge
Wickershar1.

Seattle. July IA dispatch from Dawson saws
that United States District Judge Wickersham and
tie members Of his party have returned 10 Ram
part from the ascent OF Mount MCKINLEY the high
est peak in North America mammoth glacier.
four hundred feet high, was encountered \ river
near the mountain was named " .ckeI sham for he
Judge and huge peak near Mckinley was named
Deoo,ah. in honor OF Mrs Wickersham
Portland, Ore. July Ill L. Hawkins Who re-
turned sunday fl ON trip to the Three Sisters
a JIi-peaSeG mountain Of the Cas-. ade HANG a b0f
ten thousand feet in height, says Jhat on Mon, y
last I~O members OF h-s party. T.. Il. Loo MS an,t
X =. Clsan. aeaeN ed Tie hitherto unrecCIdtd feat
OF scaling the North Sister. The oIher two Df d -
are not difficult 10 climb have been as. enoed
Several times
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
THREATENS TO LOCK OUT 10000.
Pittsburg Builders League viii Retaliate
on Labor Council

Pittsburg July 27.-Ahout one thousand men
employed by the A S. Wilson Contracting Com
pany struck to-day beca use the firm refused TO
sign the scale OF the hosting engineers Unless
the trouble is settled the Builders League
threatens to order a general lockout Of the
twenty-seven crafts represented in the council
The action proposed would affect twenty thou
sand nen in this vicinity. meeting of the
Builders League to consider the matter Will
be called tomorrow or wedv esday.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
ONLY ONE COMPANY OF MARINES.

The orders recently received In regard TO or
gsnEirg a battalion CT marines fo- service !,
Guantanamo. Cuba have heen countar1aanded hv
orders received at the Brooklyn Navy Yard In
stead of whole battalion. only one company win
go II Is thought the new orders are due 10 tbs H.
parrr~erts Inability 10 obtain enoueh men 10 rs-
pace those now stationed In the Philippines A.
Tresert TIE ra-tre Is short OF men bv reason
Of TIE expiration of larEe number OF enlistrnAnfs
MADE ahout the time of the breaking out OF the
Srsrteh war. The s0ectal company which Ia sst
north has heen organized ard d-fIed Al The vsrS
fo- fcreEn service will probably be sent 10 the
Philippines instead Of Cuba - e-9
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
MRS. HAUPTEER SENT TO IAu.
Gets Sentence of Two Months, with In.
of $50.

Mrs. Alice K HaupInsC. convicted oy a jury as,
FI,lzy OF aSSAulLLg Ter husCsl-a near Lae 4les-
aloe woods JLiy :. WaS sentenced o sG.s.
heuOgs yesterday n iOEAsrs u mgaJns Il
Ihs AIRgs -OUnLy kenitel lazy Id - a IL
OF 81 Neit-sr AlOsEt l-.lI-=s Jss uar.eu-ur q,
Mr. HaupLne.. the hus0and, yrsssat ~ Coz
~h1n s-LLsilCe was kasssd-
!. - L1..Un. attorney tor Mrs HauPtler IA
pIe4 tor E3sIcy. which was Opposed ~ D. =
hlnsIaan- SucI. COuTss the lAIesT SD w5-lI b
tQu4s aIelit II.ISLI.g = pen4ILy na1y.4sr
tnS tI4Jul &C AGA -oilisl-l5d
Le, tAs AnS vOotd 4asvs ~ s,@s- - .zs
c1lal piSL1.S1i4t-
EIaIO.y i4ad the sentence been pronounced when
the sic-Su Olall4. tacz C-aeLls pale, .uL-
G.. Ilu ve = - -.lI i4l
InOJ4leT CaGant hsr - asr arms. Al
u4.cSl 5tSrs ..IS. l-6T u H.
lGste4 OaS aI.sI-~Gl DalJCll ID e. uIlsr
by IOuI.Jy JU-.se OasJ-all - uuIr4L
lGI44S tne MS se4.l4s a.
bSaI LTCm uuSc IIOSS ue~lsIJu
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
WORK BEGUN ON GOULD EXTENSION.

Cumberland Nd July S7.-At Cherry Run.
". Va. actual work begun to-day on the con-
strlction OF the first division OF the Cumberland
extension OF the Western Maryland Railroad. This
olt ISL runs from Cherry Run west sid ing Hill
GlstaEce OF tWenty-tNo miles. The Degnon- Nc
Lean Contracting company which has This con-
tract has started in with force o. about three
hundred men. This VIII be increased the work
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
LOSS OF LIFE ON RAILROADS.
In Three Months Ended March 81 827
People Were Killed and 11,481 Injured.

Washington. Ju'y 27.-The report Of the Interstate
Conmeree Commission Oh railroad acc dents IN the
tinted States Tor The three months ended March
q shows that that quarter go persons were
Killed and 2&34 Injured in train accidents Other
kinds of accidents. including those sustained by
employees while 81 work and by passengers in get
ting and of cars. make the aggregate casualties
ST killcd and I5Sl injured There l650 COLI
Fors erG i6l cases Whele thrown from
the rails using g 046 damage to cars engines
and rUadWsys
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
FATAL BOLT FROM CLEAR SKY

Washington, Warren County. July 27-Ne,son
Anderson Killed by q holt OF lightning ;aSr
night. although the sky was almost without
cloud all evening. Anderson walking with his
vile and sister ~ the time The sJSry told by The
women IS tAal InSy were Close 10 a pine e.
Wien there vas crash and a brilliant l.lunllpa-
ton. and a stTeaS o. light ran down the tree aud
then ieapeC ON and struck AndeI son Most OF A.
deEsnn's clothing VAS torn on. his body was
burned and his shoes we're torn from MS feet -
companions were knocked down and are SUI sur
fering from The shock
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
DISMISSED FROM THE NAVY.

Washington. July E.-It vas announced al the
Navy Department to-day that the President has
approved The sentence Of dismissal in the case Of
Assistant Paymastor P w. Delano. who was court
rlartallec because Of irregularities il his pay ac-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
SHIPPING MUCH ERuEr EAST.

San Francisco. July PA hundred carloads of
fruit day, or 24oo.or0 pounds are gong east
from Sacramento Up to last Monday the number
Of cars sent east TO all points beyond Ogden was
l7y7 They contained n.2Os 90 pounds of fruit
Both the raiiroad officials and the fruit growers
say that the prospects favorable for the ship
ment tast. This season Of 1872 ue00o pounds OF all
sorts Of green fruits: This IS equivalent TO 5000
arloads The NeW-York Chicago. Boston and ST
Paul dt tmand for all kinds of California green fruit
Is reported 70 be stronger lhan ever
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
Mr.. PAYNE TO VISIT THE PRESIDENT

Boston. July E.-Postmastcr General Payne and
his party arrived here to-day the revenue cut
ter onondaga from Portland. Mr Paynes visit
in Boston will last two or three days and will he
given TO recreation. He plans 10 return 20 Wash
Ington on Angus; l. and his way will call on
President Roosevelt at Oyster Esy
Washington. July 27.-Postrnas;er General Pavne
has written from Portland. saying that he Will re-
suaIe MS official duties here on Monday. August
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
WILMINGTON MARkE1 auaNen

Wilmington. bel. July 27-The large Eizhth-st
market house In this city H1s des,raye4 by re
to-n'fht- Ire s.rpc'D-s as four starl-s high TIE
hrzt floor vas used market. the second hoor
Ras occupsd by the executive Offices of the Du
P0nt Powder Company. and the Bowe Carriage
Company used the third and fourth floors The
loss Is estimated at -01 aTty eIed by insur-
ancs. Inc carriage company Ag the heaglest lUser.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
NUMBERING ON BURNED LANDS.

IBY TEL EGRAoR TO THE TRIBrNEt
Saratoga. y. 7. July T.-LsTge tracts Of heavily
t;mbered lands in the Adirondacks, which were
burned in The forest fires OF the early summer
will soon be the scenes Of numbering activity Thev
cover many square miles and It will require from
TWO 10 three years remove the timber They are
owned oy the Kenyon Lumber Company Lewis
thompson anC CTf r ,.rns
are In the sections known as the Fuba Minis ara
North HUDSON district OF Eliza bethtown also st
Slide Brook. Twin Ponds anc Moss Ponds 81
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY

The following petitions IN bankruptcy we're a71
yesterday with the clerk or ths United States Dis
trct Court:
lula L TAFEE. OF Coiurasia. Chatham county y p
Y. Llsolles S-,6e9. asses. $50 Er.asiPa S'-'N'
GsCCgz Nelcu. s-lu5
HARRIS RA4IIKOV SKY No i62 Eas- Seseaty-s So s'.s
Lab llties Sl0IOos assets SlSO Frac pa eEse
Inc ii 10. Ct.lfcli-ss- e-~'9
xIus.sn BrCs No Silrsps-sl-. Sl.t.S -.
HENRY :. SMITH. No - FIanNir-s~ lnva4l1sS,2
psILor aled BY Paul 4. Bonner who nas claim for SS
Id
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
THE KAISER LOVERS RECORD.

The North German LLOYD Line steamer Kai~er
wilhelm H.. which sailed from here on July q
clearing the bar at 2;50 p m arrived al Plymouth
al l2OS p. m yesterday. making the passage n
Gays Is hours and IS minutes thus lowering hsr
best previous eastward record of 3 davs II hours
and 50 minutes by hour and Is mInutes
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
EXCURSION STEAMER AGROUND.

Hartford. Conn. July 27.-The excursion steam
boat Weontha. which ashore near GIas-
tonbury Sunday night on &C, cunt Of an acct
dent 10 The bollsr. hoated this afternoon She
WAS towed 10 Hartford this evening slightly dam
aged. All the passengers were taken off Most Of
them were from Saybrook-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
COLONEL N. R. HEFFT RESIGNS.
Decides to Retire as President of the Stam-
ford and Meriden Streetcar Lines.

Stamford. Conn. July 27.-Colonel n. R HeTt
who for several years has been the head of the
electrical department Of the New York New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company. severed all con-
necuons with that company today when he re-
signed president of the Stamford Street Rail
road Company and president OF the Meridcn
Street Railway Company. Co one Heft intends to
spent few months resting IN Europe
Colonel Heft will continue his interest in the
Stamford and New-YorI Railroad Company. which
several surface Ines
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
CREW STRICKEN WITH BERI-BERI.
New-Bedford Wha,er Loses Seven Sailors
and Many Are III at St. Helena.
iaY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIhrSa,l

ny IELF''hAFF 10 TIE IHI'-NEI
New Bedf I'd. NJ ass. July IA sa>l- cis arch was
received here to-day saying that the entr" crew Of
the New Bedford whaling orig Lel Captaio "
3. Ellis was stricken With he dreaded oerOec
at ST. Helena. She had been cruise of Pata-
gon.a the disease lrCke out
Seven Of the crew dead. and ten critically
i'll On his last voyage many Of Captain ELlts's
crew died of smallpox
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
FROST ON MOUNT WASHINGTON.
The Coolest July Day IN Years, the Mercury
Falling to 16.

Mount Washington. n. H July 27.-Ths coolest
weather experienced on Mount Washington in July
for many years was recorded early to-day At 7
q m. under seventy-'nile gale. the thermomete-
dropped to 6. The temperature continued unusual
iy cool all the forenoon but this afternoon Il rose
rapidly Last night the frost WIS severe
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
THE rARANTuLA AT egRmupA

Bermuda. July H.-The steam turbine yacht Tar
antuIa. owned by W. x Vanderbilt. jr has arrived
here ir tow Of the British steamer Cayo Blanco
{! ON LOLO0n. July g.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
NEw.YoRX MAN TO BUILD pRYnocx

Washington. July Z7.--The contra for the con-
sfTuction OF a drydock the Norfolk Navy Yard
was awarded by the Navy Department to-day TO
John c. Rogers. Of NewYork. whose bid Of $40 600
was the lowest
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
TwlNlNe,s BAIL REDUCED.

Long Branch. July "A c. Twining of Asbury
Fnrk has had his bail reduced from sl2 OJo 10
s 800. The reduction was made on the strength
Of quashins one indictment by the grand jury and
the amending OF another. Twintng was In this citv
on Saturday and went before Judge Heislty and
-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28


the debtor,
People of tns sta-s OF Nsv-4 ora ...-+ 49,
Buckley. Richard ". and Roo~Tt Ac~AIef-S 80
A Eu-esssr GC---.--..
Grady Csthertns. exrx-City AZ Nevs-Nork.--- ~
Csel-l.se. --l-sl.a q &C..
ia -sics Re CinanG NJ acu1F-Otty o. Ne"-toA
kanlll-alGy. Frank and Harr kusltzAy-E S"'-- 10
Koenis. Anna ana August waEs0sr aeHT- 81
It-y Of &ev-Nerk -'-'''''' 80
Sama-same -
KisSs HsaTy M--west & co-.........-...-...--- =
ls-ols4d.' Il - B@t.-r ''-''' rs
Lou -ner Thomas. asnr-Ctry % NsH-l -
AuirLsId BENJAMIN C-F De Psys.sr Hal = 49, -
Aaeksnzis. GsoIEe and a eal~sd t-S sg
MlGIyaa Iosa--J S-ean-saan - -.-----'---' 80
Moonan, Corrne.ius-Cty a New-FerA-- - ~
Pstranch MaIia-J Scae-llSr and ahe~ns'-'-' ss
Samoesg AbrahaE--S 2 Rcthscht!d- 60
Scout Jchn r Abraham " ApPssssls ahd N"'' q
ettsOn. exTs-C,4ty 81 New 80
Scott. L-oyd NJ A o ScaWarz and anot'~'--'- l1
Eumpa- Jacob E-Clty of NsN-4orS- --s''-'f-- =
Turner Max aud Lcuis-I fosaSs $1,000
Whit. ThOnnRs-t~V ~ NaW~ IN
Whlts Emmalins-Tsf,;-Wells- Co .---'--+-' =
Wilmer Lo4-se-h l. Oc~ll4en' -. ,,,.-s,. "a
Joss pm " Cody Contraetns CO. was =
Howard L White Cc-City % NsV-NorS- -'-''-- =
WaIlabout Shae Mez Co-same ...,.,;sss -
Manhattan Enltting Co-W z l.ela s saS ~ ne a.
The trustees % sailors SnuE rtAsoo4 - ~
Guy OF Hsw-York-Cily of SsN-A0sA--~''-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
CONFERENCE ON MOB SPIRIT.
Means 20 Check Lynchings. Feuds and Riots
To Be Discussed at Chautauqua.

Cbautauqua y Y July IA conference will be
held here from August 10 to Is. at which the re-
cent manifesto tions of the mob spirit in this coun
try will be discussed Men of note viii deliver ad-
dresses on tepd assassina lions lynchinS ana aoor
riots their cause and The means TO stamp them
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
JUDGMENTS

The following judgments for sums OF ever ~
were nlto Yesterday. Jns Erst mans ceInS taal .
the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
LOW RECORD FOR JULY AT sALLs7oN

Eallston. y. Y, July Z7.-under stiff northwest
wind the mercury early this morning registered 4s
degrees, a low record for July for torty-seven
years. AT 7;9o the temperature had risen two de-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
AssEMsLYMAN HOOKER RENoMINATso

Batavia, y. Y. July 2I.-Gensses County Rsplell-
Hooker. Cf Leroy. for tfir5 - N in ths Assembly
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-04-23
WANTED--Fifty head OF cattle to
pasture by FL. L. Hebron. 4-6
Jones has wall paper for sale.
THE VILLAGE THEATRE.
A uniaue form of education

A unique form of education is
the recent method in Russia of
establishing theatres for the
peasants. These are built and
owned frequently by the peas
ants themselves. Admission is
sometimes tree and sometimes
half a cent. The cost of lighting
and now and then fee for a pro 4
fessionaf actor is about So 50 a night.
The results have been surprising
in Ian educational way, besides
giving enjoyment to a large NUM-
Der Of people who lack the barest
pleasures of life. Think what
golden grain belt beer would
mean to such people, This beer
is refreshing and healthful. Or
der of your nearest dealer or be
supplied by John Essler, Bemid-
il, Mimi.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-04-23
st. Anthony.

The sisters of St.-lAnthony's hos
pital this week are having their an
nual spring house cleaning. The floor
is being rewaxed, a study being fitted
up for Chaplain Fourier and d num-
Der Of other improvements made.
There are about twenty-five patients
in the hospital now, and all are get
ting along nicely.
During the winter months there was
about fifty patients all the time. The
hospital has every modern conven-
fence, and the patients who are dis
charge speak very highly of the insti-
tuition.
st. Anthony's hospital is one of the
finest in the state, and is monument
to the professional skill and enter
prise of its founders. The sisters Of
St. Benedict founded this institution
in '9S, and it has grown from few
small rooms over store to a large,
commodious building s0x90 feet, with
every appliance known to modern hos
pitfalls.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-04-23
Husband Against Wife.

1t was husband against wife in the
case Of John Dillingham; against
Ernest Cramcum and Mary Fl. Ding
ingham on trial before Judge Kelly in
St. Paul yesterday.
Mrs. Dillingham; and Cramcum
owned and operated the Fashion res
taurant. Dillingham; worked for
his wife and her business partner. He
sued the partnership to recover thirty
two weeks salary due him for services
he thinks reasonably worth 81 per
week. All parties to the suit are
colored.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-04-23
Mayo Warran S f very Bottle.

If troubled with rheumatism give
Chamberlain Pain Balm a trial. 1t
will not cost you a cent it does no
good. One application will relieve
the pain. 1t also cures sprains and
bruises in one third the time required
by any other treatment. Cuts, burns,
frostbites, quinsy, pains in the side
and chest, glandular and other swell
ings are quickly cured by applying it.
Every bottle warranted. Price 25 and
80 cents. Mayo's drug store.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-04-23
One Hundred and Fifty 81 Bills.

Lang 4 Carter ran up against the
real thing yesterday in the line of
woman's economy. The scarcity of
81 bills has been quite noticeable in
Bemidji for some time and the bank
lers have been looking around for a
new kind of slot machine to account
fortheir disappearance. Lang & Car
ter found the source of the trouble
yesterday in closing a deal with a
Bemfdji lady for some lots in the
Townsite company's Third addition,
when their purchaser paid them $3.50
in one-dollar bills. The "wad" was
so big that the senior member of the
firm felt like Vanderbilt until he had
stuffed it into the vault of the Lum
bermen's bank. That shows how much
superior good wife may be to any.
slot machine.