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WEDDINGS.

John Kondrick Bangs. the author. married Miss
Mary Brsyton Gray. OF Yonkers. az noon yesterday,
r All Angels Episcopal Church. Eighty hrst-st.
and West End-ave. Only relatives ana n few init
mate friends were present. The Rev. S. De Lancey
Io1nseac. rector Of the church. oficlated Miss
Daisy King maid o. honor and John Kendrick
Bangs Jr. beet ran for his father The
mother OF the bride gave her away. The bride
wore gray travelling dress ard carried lnies-oe-
the-vsll.y.
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THREW HERSELF BEFORE TRAIN.

Plattsburg. y. Y. April 27.-Emeline Gagnon, a
Canadian farmers daughter. twenty-four years
old whose home was three miles north OF Rouses
Point. y. y. committed suicide to-day by dei5er-
ately throwing herself in front OF passenger train
on the Grand Trunk Railroad her homo II
Is thought 81 health had unsettled her mind.
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THCRSDAI-At a no. for France. Switzerland Italy,
spain. Portugal Turkey. Egyp GreeCs and British IN
s. SavOie. Havrs tnail for other
OF Europe must be directed per = Ia Sav0ie'
EATCRDAY.-A- = 30 for Ireland s E;tru-
Queenstown tnaii for other parts q Ealrops
must &c directed per s. EJrurial- az 9 a Tor
Europe, = 8 Louis. Plymouth and Cher
bourg: $50 a. n for scotland direct 8 /
Columbia (r1a be directed yer s. Columbia :
a $40 a. Belgium. direct. > > FINLAND
After closing OF the supplementary Transatlantic A1
named above additional Supplementary Mails are opened
piers % the American. English. French and Ger
steamers. and open until within Ten Mn
cf the hour u sailing OF steamer.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA.
WEST INDIES ETC.


THCRSDAT-As a. for Cubs per > Montersy
S@i i9s I ne 49,, "a sr WoTfsrsv, ar la.sS
- N. 6suppenienta-y 1f:sO a M Cor Ieeward and
waga4 ' Iloia s. Vincent 5;rs5aS anal TPini8s5
Mexico. PEI sla,anzas via TaE2eo mail must %
FRIDAT-At f3s EeTmuda. per RrstoLia AZ as
$50 m for NeHfoundlsnd per $ : silvia: az 49,, 20
Ham and santa Marta. per AdronsseE lrail is-
per > $ A5iroadseki: - Complementary 12:aO
tiago be directed per > = O-izaba,l 90. -
ioE FyTs sl 80 f2 tioSis must be directed per > $
80 NuS4 60, h, ts17o1er-e0ra-v Q.3O m b f7r
St Thomas. ST. CrotE 1eeSaTd AM WindSaFd Is anes;
Craii for Barba los. Grenada and Trinidad nust -
GordinaTy raan onlyl per Mae Va Msyssaes; az
and jamaica Columbia except Cauca ard 0Iagdalens
PeD'S sHd S Siyseys9 per 5 Kta: AZ 10 ~
for cuba per $ MORO castle VIA Havana: az 70 a.
Dutch ana Freteh Guiana per : Grenada: at $3.50
D m for Cuba, per : ol3aa. va Ma'9nzas maj.
mus 1s.,i Ss diT rray snd PaTSsS per- sao
FRINGE.
daily. except THURSDAY at $3.50 Cthe connectins
mails close here en- Mondays. Wednesdays and sat-
MEXTeo crrY-overand. Unless specially addressed for
SUNDAY at ESQ ?. m, and CSC ,. Sundays a.
ls3e ;gt Parcels S R9s Msssy =,
S S5Ge S N59s ~ Wsihesfay and sStuTday7
closes AZ this offe at ESQ p N TUESDAY and Friday.
MIQUEIONBy rail q Boston and themes oy steamer
BELIZE, PUERTO CORTEZ and GCATE1fAIA-Py rail-
- New Orleans ami thence BY steamer closes this
D m Sundays at II ?. m. ard 11O30 connecting
mail close here Mondays g. 1922 p H. ~, .s-. ~
En- IA p m and tfoaO .. m sundays at ~ D m and
tO:so ?. connecting mail closes here Tuesdays as
BAHAMAS Except Parcels Post Msns,-By rail IN
Miami. Fla. and thence BY steamer. closes at 1898
tT;esistersd Nan closes at p. m. previous day
TRANsPACTFIC MAILS.
Zealand. Australia Except Wesp New CaledGnia.
daily $50 p. up % April $50 Inclusive Tor dls-
Pa.e per : sierra. NJ, SI z G1rS steamer S@sps
time with this Dispatch extra maisclosins
s 2, ESQ a. ga mo a ana a ana o Be- nsds ~ ass
fey0src4I uutu the arrival % Cunard steamsrl-
close he daily $50 up 70 April $50. inGlusve-
for disps per 9. fremont
Frsncisro close here daily $50 m. 70 May Y.
inclusive. for disPateh per > s. Monsolla- s,, - 10,
D. m. up 70 May 49, inclusive. for dispatch per n {.
IgawHf va san Francisco cIose here daily at $50
vD 10 MAY 10 inclusive for dispatch per 8 Alameda
naval Is here daily az D up May ia.
Inclusive for dispa5eh PsT 1i,1 ana csf-oo.
" q closes here daily at $50 to May q. In
Sgsvsr sfsraIesas Islands va Francisco.
hero daily $50 p m up 10 May - inclusive. ior
IIsss otherwise addressed West Australia 70
~ .Ss.-srfeI Via Europe. and Zealand Philip
toiWHusI san F-rancisco-the Quickest routes philip
pines specially addressed via canada or via ~
80, must be fully prepaid the foreign rates
Hawaii is forwarded via Francisco exclusively,
ranspacic mails forwarded 20 port OF sailing daily,
ton of their uninterrupted transit TRessters
mall closes at p, IN preSi9gs CAV ,,-.-r ,,
Postofrce. Nsw-York. n Y. April % 1904
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should be DAIl.X % all Interested. changes
may a any tfueJ
Foreign mails for tho week ending April 80 1904. VII
close promptly in all cases. the General Post Office
as follows Parcels Post Mails close earlier
than closing time shown below Parcels Mails flr
Germany close 3 2 m. Monday
RegulaT and Supplementary Mails sta
lion ard Merton Srreetsi half
than closing below texcspt Supplementary
Malls for Europe and Central America. Colon Gloss
hour later az Foreign StatonJ
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Highest temperature yesterday ~ degrees lowest a.
degrees 60 degrees; for corresponding
year. % degrees: corresponding
last twenty-five years % degrees.
Local forcons-Fsain to-day clearing night
Gay; brisk northeast 20 north winds.
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Political Meetings.
MIR. John BRisBEN wALKEF
Nh laIl.--.. -. ..Il-..-

MIR. JOHN BRisBEN wALKER
VIII deliver address
THE FUTURE or THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
IT'S LEADERS AND ITS POLICIES.
At THE COOPER UNION.
on TUESDAY. MAY SD. 1904,
AT EIGHT O'CLOCK
Seats fres-Thers will be no platform invftassenn.
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ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

TARGET PRACTICE OF THE TEXAS--Reports
received here relative the target practice Of the
battleship Texas show that the average made BY
the twenty-four s-pound gun pointers was equal to
the best individual score made by a 6-pound gun
pointer the Texas last year The average mum
Der Of shots minute for the S-pOunders is given
SS3. with an average Of 40f hits a minute 1t
IS said that a. s-pound gun pointer made Is shots
best Individual score for the s-pound battery. The
percentage OF bits out Of shots with the lz-lncg
shots minute is stated at 0s5
ORDERS IssUED-The following army ana
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Retirement Of Colonel TIMOTHY e WILCOX assistant
surgeon general. announced.
captain a MAf in oc f9ss To
Captain MALVERN Hill. BARNUM. sth Cavalry. as
charge Of quaTtermssters construction work at
jefferson Barracks. relieving Major IIoMAscRUsE.
as eHSaseT Fourth shtS0nso 6is 10 relieve
Colonel WILLIAM A. JONES.
to charge public buildings grounds OF
Columbia, TO relieve Major THOMAS W. sYMONs
First Lieutenant JOHN S. CHAMBERS. 81 Infantry.
from Company + 20 NJ
First Lieutenant BERNARD SHARP. assigned Com
First Lieutenant HENRY A. HANIGAN. from 9th 20 18th
Infantry, Company @.
NAVY
Lieutenant Commander A A ACKERMAN. Naval
lieutenant Commander B. T wAL1INo detached navy
yard NewYork. to command naval base Cuebra and
the Gloucester
lieutenant Commander z. e CAPEHART. detached the
Constellation 20 naval torpedo station.
Lieutenant Commander J. H. ROHRBACHER. detached
Carnegie Steel Company: to command ths Absrenda-
Lieutenant Commander F. W. KELLOGG to the Con-
stellaton executive officer.
Lieutenant c. J. LANG detached the Massachusetts,; 20
inspect ordnance. Carnegie Steel Company.
Ensign J.. T. BURwELI. TO the Marblshsad
Ensign ". w GAI4BRAITE. commissioned.
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL vESSEIS-The fol-
lowing movements Of vessels have been reported
to tho Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Aprfl 26-Ths Minneapolis at Nsw-YoTk: tbs Lebanon
Colon: the Hartford nj Norfolk.
April 27-The Hist Newport: the Zanro Cavfts
SAILED.
April 26-The Nashville Grand Tower for Chester:
the Detroit. from Domingo City Puerto Plata
and Monte Cristl.
April 2T-Tho Albany from Shanghai for cavits
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Special Notices.
rrihnn. subsrrlptlon Rste..

THE TRIBUNE will be by 20 any address
country abroad. and address often
desired Subscriptions may be your regular
dealer before leaving II convenient. them
a THE TRIBUNE Once.
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Died.

Death notices appearing IN THE TRIBUNE VIII be
republishsd In The TriWeekiy Tribune without
charge.
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE viii
extra charge
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ALLET-0n wedns;dsy ApF =; 1879 az yleniHg;oH
Funeral services at her late resdsncs ssturday s6th
inst. AZ o'clock. Relatives and friends are in
1904. George Eslssion Dodge. son Of the late VIII.
April %. 10 a Please omit flowers.
ELYAt his resiiene-. on wetnsstsy morn9s April p.
his residence. 10 East whist saturday morn
ing. April go At 1880 o CLOCK
HANDy-on Tuesday April %. her late residences
SO S7th-st Curuslia Sloane wife OF the Iats
Parker Handy. Funeral private. Intsrment At Wood
lawn.
HAvEN.on Tuesday April 2S lula Haven d4qshtsr
q nc 80 $500 :, a., ~ - -,osSs ~ 95i
csHrs Fsrs sou5h On ThuTsdsy April g at oeoc
Chicago papers please copy.
HUNTER-At Elizabeth. y. J.. on Wednesday morning
April "a Of disease Of me heart Helen Hunter only
the 18Th year Of her Relatives and friends
i ees =; her a}e resdenes No 50 Scott Place on Friday
Apri. - al i 7 , m ht f e. tas Mo7svan
April 80
LIv1NGsToNon TUESDAY. April 20. IN thu, city. Carroll
m On he r as4 "a h sB a' q "a S SS az West ~
i5o Franz. ms. P % F s n. i1. sSs
are In n Sf "a ~ attend her her ns '6a'
snth day. Fourth month; 5oth; a, $50 m; from
ton. Del Intsrment private.
PURDY.-At White Plains. y. y, Tuesday. April :s
vices viii be held on FRIDAY aftsSn6on al p m
from RosedaIs Chapel Carriages In waiting at
White Plains Station the arrival OF the IL IS
train from Grand central station.
sTEvENSON-At Spring Lake Beach. y. J.. Wednesday
April =. George Sterling Stevenson. his 29h year
Of the late Henry Jesscp and Jane g Sey enSon q
Brooklyn y. V. and grandson % Henry Jessop, Of
SheTeld Eneiand Funeral private Interm-nt al
Greenwood Cemetery.
sTONE-At Hartford. Conn. Sunday April "a suddenly
Of heart failure Silas Maynard Stone. OF Reuben
and COrnslia Tiebout Williams Stone.
years
VAN DUZER-At Thorssynle Ga, April .. Cath
arine NJ. Van Duzer. widow Of the late Selah Reeve
Van Duzer, Of Newburg. y. Y. in the 18th year OF
Funeral services her late residence.
hof NewburE. y. Y. Friday. the 29th Instant at
O'Clock. private viii he attached West
Shore train leaving from 42i-st. NewYork II IS
a m. II Is requested that no flowers lie seat.
CEMETERIES.
Great Pinenwn Cemetery offers superior advantages
the public. &c West saith St. New York.
UNDERTAKERS.
stephen Merritt Er1b1'g Est. Undertakes, 74I-3 w
or Ia Chelsea
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Tr!bune Local Observation
EoUTs: Morning

In this diagram continuous white line shows he
changes pressure indicated b. The Tribunes
recording barometer The dotted ne shows the
rs recorded by the local Weather Bureau
Local Official Rec0rd-The following Official record
from Weather Bureau shows the changes the
peraturs the tventyfour hours comparison
with corresponding date O. last year:
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NOtlce-Soari OF University Place and Eleventh st.
notifies hts that he retirea from business. VIII
May
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Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
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Domestic Rates.

Domestic Rates.
ny EARLY MAIL. TRAIN
For points the United Canada and Mexico
(outsde OF the bOrOuEhs OF Manhattan
Cuba, Porto Rico. and the Philippines
without extra expense for foreign postage.
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Special Notices.


TRI-wEEKIsY VIII se charged cen. copy sxtrs
postage addition named above
Foreign Rates.
points IN EUROPE Countries IN the Universal
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE VIII be mailed at tho fot
lowing
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SINGLE COPIES

SINGLE COPIES.
SUNDAY, cents WEEKLY REVIEW cents
DAILY cents iu-WEEKLY. , csuts
WEEKLY FARAIER-3 cents
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BANGS-CRAT-O1 "Wednesday. April -. All Angels
Church. Nev-Yo-S. by the Rev. =. De LAncey Town
send. d d. Mary Blakeuey. daughter % Mrs Thomas
Gray. % Peekski. 20 John Kendrick Bangs. % New
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CEMETERIES.

Great Pineawn Cemetery offers superior advantages
70 the public. 46 West saith St. New York.
UNDERTAKERS.
stephen Merritt Er1b1'g Ist. Undertakes. 24i-3 w
25d 81. Tel 132t Las chelsea Frank p Campbell
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WOODRUFF-HOGAN-O Wednesday. April -. az TIRE
residence Of the bride. No 80 East 5othst b. the Rev
Abbott r. Kittredse, ID. d. Mrs. Gensvra WoCdrufr
Hogan laughter of Mrs. Mahlon J. Woodruff. Sfr.
Albert Woodruff.
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Mail subscriber, in New-York city to the DAILY and
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y J.. Mary B. Allen. widow Of George A. Allen
Funeral services her late residences Saturday
inst. az o'clock Relatives and friends are in
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The Conductor.

Conductor Warren Of the G. &
N. w. r. r. says: [ had been
suffering witha severe cold for
several days. and was SO hoarse
I could rot speak above whis-
per, Nov. 16, ] met one of DR..
Warmers agents on my train, he
handed me a bottle of the White
Wine Of Tar Syrup, and one'hour
after taking the first dose my
.hoarseness commenced leaving
me. In twenty four hours my
Voice Wasrqt,ite. clear ard natural
the cold nearly cured. 1t is the
best. remedy u ever saw.
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CHICAGO Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, March Wheat May,
Nc; July, 85Ac; old, 86A @867sc;
Sept, Sic; old, S21sc. Corn-March
soc; May, SIC; July, 49& @49kc;
Sept, 1870. Oats-May, 3971sc;; July,
37Mc; Sept. 311s@319sc. Pork
May. $12.92h; July, $13.121s. Flax
Cash. Northwestern, $1.14; Southwest
ern, $1.0711a; May, s1.1O. Butter
Creameries, 14@231ac; diaries, 12h @
21c. Eggs-15kc. Poultry turkeys.
12c;; chickens, l21ac; springs. 12ac.
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Attempt Is Wreck universIty.

New York, March Pat is learned
here, says an American dispatch from
Kieff, that an attempt was made on
Friday night to blow up the Odessa
university, supposedly out Of revenge
for explosions and arrests Of students.
Two bombs were exploded, which
smashed q wall and shook the quad.
ranglc. Nine other bombs were dis
covered, the fuses of which had failed
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CHICAGO Union Stock Yards.

Chicago, March 80 attle Good to
prime steers, $5.25@5.s5; poor to me-
dium, $3.5O@5.1O; stockers and feed
ers, $2.50@43O; cows, $1.60@4.25;
.heifers. $2.25@4.5O; calves, $1,000
600. Hogs Mixed and butchers. $500
@5.45; good to choice heavy, $3.50
$50; rough heavy, $5.20@5.35; light.
$4.90@5.40. Sheep Good to choice
wethers, $4.25@5.25; Western sheep.
$3.5O@5.1O; native lambs, $3.50 @5.OO;;8
Western, $4.50@5.9O.
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patch from Panama. He was arrested
and thrown into prison last month,
with several other members OF the
chamber Of deputies, 1t being charged
that a plot against the government
Of President Manuel Bonilla was
Matching among them.
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Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, March 23.-Wheat-ln store
No. I hard, IS G; No. Northern,
94ac; No. 2 Northern, 91Ac. On
track--No. hsrd, 95Mc; No. North.
9ern, 94ssc; No. 2 Northern, 9lBc;
May, 943sc; July, CSC; Sept, 817sc.
Flax-In store, on track and to arrive,
$1.145s; May, s1.161s; July, $1.17N9s;
Oct &119
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Afob.nIstan Rumor unfounded.

s+siI london, March "a credence.
need be attached to the rumor from
-Askabad to the effect that the ameer
Of Afghanistan has been poisoned. All
trustworthy news from Cabul reaches.
the British Indian government weeks
before it could possibly be known at
Askabad.
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Kill FILIFINo PRESIDENT
SCOUTS AND CoNsTA1ULARY De.
FEAT AND CAPTURE MAcA.
RIO sAKAYs BAND.

Manila, March 24.-Captain De Witt,
with detachment Of constabulary,
and Lieutenant Pitney, with detach-
ment OF scouts, have just encountered
Macario sakay, the SO called president
Of the Filipino republic. Sakay, with
.atteen, 81 HIS followers, were killed and
the remainder of the band was cap
tured. ~ t,.-=, !.
There were no casualties ON the part
OF the Americans.
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Judge McClenahan Will Pass
Sentence on Highwaymen
at 6 O'clock.
PRINCIpALSIN WILTON HOLDUP
CHANGE THEIR PLEA.
Pleaded Guilty to Robbery in
Second Degree Last
Night.

Tonight at 6 clock Judge Nc
Clenahan will pass sentence upon.
Lyle Cory and Roy Loveland, who
entered pleas Of guilty to robbery
in the second degree last night,
at 6 o'clock tonight. John Nc
Guain, the horse thief, will also be
up for the third time and his
case WILDE disposed Of.
Cory and Loveland are the
highwaymen who entered a Viii
ton saloon last November and
held up the proprietor, leaving
him gagged and bound hand and
foot. They secured a small sum
of money and we're apprehended
about a month later. Loveland
had barely attained his majority
and Cory is under twenty-five
years of age. The robbery was,
one Of the most daring ever com
mitted in this vicinity and both
entered pleas Of not guilty to q.
charge Of robbery in the first de-
gree. Last night they appeared
at 6 o'clock and pleaded guilty to.
an amended charge Of robbery in
the second degree. Both will
probably get long terms in the
state penitentiary at Saltwater.
John McG uain, the horse thief
about. whose sanity serious
doubts have been entertained,
will also be disposed Of and will
probably receive a Light sentence.
The case of Astrid Peterson
vs.. the Minnesota & Inferno
tional Railway for IS, 600 damages
was dismissed by the court last
night at the conclusion Of the
plaintiffs evidence, the court
holding that the evidence had
failed to establish negligence on
the part Of the company in sIf-
iciently reasonable degree to
warrant its going to the jury.
County Attorney Loud and At
torney Cham berlain appeared
for the railroad company and
Chester McC usick for the plain
tiff. Owing to the illness of the
plaintiff it was impossible TO hear
her testimony and it was not
gotten before the jury. The
action will be brought again at
the September term Of court.
The case Of J. j. Robideau VS..
the Iron Range Telephone Com
pany is being tried today. The
plaintiff asks for damages for
permanent injuries sustained in
running against 4 telephone wire.
while returning to his home from
the Smith residence at the COR
ner of Tenth street and Beltrami
avenue. He alleges that he was
thrown to the ground by striking
the wire, which he was prevented
from seeing by darkness, that it
had beenle in a dangerous and
negligent manner and that since
the injury sustained he has been
unable to work and care for him
self as we'll as before the accident.
r. Y. Coppernoll is appearing for
the defendant and Gibbons and
Torrance for the plaintiff. The
case will require nearly all of to-
day in trial.
4 E7 -
i ..--E.fszyFss =.
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Three Young Men Drowned.

Louisville, March 24.-Andrew Is
grigg, aged nineteen; Arthur Ever
hart, eighteen, and Edward Hert,
twenty-one, all OF Jeffersonville, Ind,
were drowned during the day in the
Ohio, opposite Louisville. Their boat
was upset by the swift current near
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He WHO steals our news day
after day compliments US highly
but he who steal our editorials
and sets them forth as his own
pays us the highest compliment
in his power. Various news
papers in northern Minnesota
have during the past few months
found a good proportion of their
news in the Pioneers columns
4 and have not SCRUBBED to use it
without credit. These neWspa-
pers are entirely welcome to con.
tinue this practice for in so do
ing they compliment the Pioneer
highly. A newspaper which
furnishes so large a proportion
Of the news Of numerous other
newspapers must be achieving
some success. Other neWspa-
pers in northern Minnesota
go further and lift the Pho
neer's editorials and semi-editor-
ials bodily into their columns and
print them as their own genuine
manufacture. The Pioneer is Of
the opinion that they could do
better by thinking for themselves
but we appreciate the compli-
ment they pay Us in thinking
otherwise.
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R j. =
The Minneapolis Journal
prints column long editoriasl on
the Hearst candidacy for presi
dent about which nobody cares
much, but reso]utely eschews all
reference to the gubernatorial
situation in Minnesota a matter
in which we are all quite a little
interested. Somebody ought to
suggest to the Journal that
maybe it could hire Charlie
Cheney toWrite a political editor
iM or two.
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No BETTER testimony to the
eficiency Of the Pioneer as an
advertising medium could be de-
sired than the considerable de.
gree to which it's want column is
patronized by parties outside of
Bemidji and Beltrami county.
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Liberal pay to man to solicit
orders; experience unneces-
sary. Perry Nursery company,
Ro chester, N. Y .,,.s.s.;5
REAL ESTATE and MARKETS
MINI eapolIs Wheat.

Minneapolis. March 23.-Wheat-
May, 951sc; July, 951sc; Sept. 81 hc.
on track-No.. / hard, 96A@967sc;
No. 4 Northern, 95A 0957sc; No. 2
Northern. 92Ac,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-24

Russia does not regard Korea
as belligerent it is said. Russia
needs to be jumped on as well as
knocked down, it-seems, -before
it knows that it is hit.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-24

u. robertson Dunlap, real estate
broker OF Washington, D. commit
ted suicide in his hotel room at Lex
ington, KY, by shooting.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-24

The only way for Bemidji to
become permanently prosperous
and to maintain assteady growth
is to secure manufacturing enter
prises. We understand this very
well but understanding will
profit usllittle if we do not keep
acting on it all the time.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-24

FOR SALE CHEAPOne story
four-room house on Beltrami
avenue, five minute walk from
postofce. Good reason for
selling. Inquire at this Office.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-24
FOR SALE.
FOR SALTY typewriter paper,
all grades at Pioneer Office.

A SNAP-Four room house FIVE
blocks North Of Main street
Must be sold atonce. Inquire
at this office.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-24

MCCLELLAN has the ip-the
really truly kind, not the grip on
the democratic nomination for
president that ne is looking for.