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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-06-10
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RaA1ak1akA nkzn. 49,
Waron dandelionsat Moorhead.
Becker=county fids itself OF
Sis, 600 debit
Detroit will celebrate the.
Fourth like forty.
Duluth fans are reported to
have very raw throats.
Alex Thompson was too smart
an Alex forNat. Cam beli.in=
CrOokston.
You can strike pay streak any
time you dig=in the-Ey eleth Min
ing News.
Pine City holds a fair once a
month both the idea and the
thing are more than fair.
With thirty-one high school
graduates Fergus Falls does not
lack for raw material.
The first of the semi-annual
seven weeks grist of justice is
ground in the district court for
Polk county. .
The Fergus Falls Globe prob
!ably does not expect to elect
Debs president but it is working
hard at it.
The hustlings Of the hustler
reap profit even for the hust-
ler's enemies. Here's hoch to
the hustler.
Brainerd is up to the neck with
Baptist delegates this week and
is temporarily enthusiastic over
the delights of immersion.
Crookston grows more loud in
boasting itself the financial CEN
ter Of the Red river valley It's
got the men who We got the cash.
One Of the seven great conun-
drums of the world is whether
Ed Sullivan will be candidate
for re election as sheriff of Polk
county
If it's from Hubbard county
YOU don't need to scan that wolf
story so hard for the state pays
more wolf bounty to Hubbard
than to any other county.
There something out Of Joint
lat Fergus Falls and if itlives
Hong enough the Globe proposes
to see Mhssfither .i il can pasture is
1 ing a fabulous price tossome land
j shark.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-06-10

Nothing ''just as good" as
Lowney's chocolate bon bon's, at
Peterson s.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-06-10

IT is passing strange that jus
tice cannot be done to Poor Lo
without holding back the devel-
5opment of northern Minnesota so
many years. The north country
is ripe for q great growth, but
the dead weight of everlasting
reservations hangs about it's neck
and what it achieves it must win
against enormous odds. North
ern Minnesota should stand to
gether as one man for the speedy
solution Of the Indian question in
this part of the state. A little,
shoulder to shoulder work in
this matter will do much to
hasten the day when northern
Minnesota will be free from it's
entangling Indian alliances, now
suffered per force.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-06
UNUSUAL DEMONSTRATION
CoIored uctbodists In chicago PRAY
That Roosevelt Way he Returned
to the White House.

Chicago. May 3.-A prayer that
President Roosevelt might be returned
10 the White House caused an unusual
demonstration Monday during the
opening exercises 90 the Twenty
ond Quadriennial conference Of The
African Methodist Episcopal church.
Shouts Of Bless him. Oh God " Yes
yes Amen. amen" greeted the
words Of Bishop " J. Gaines. OF Geor-
eia. when he invoked the blessing OF
God on the president Of the United
States. who has the manhood and
courage TO stand mp and DO his duty
al all times TO men Of every color and
creed. in spite Of bitter criticism"
If consistent with Thy will. oh
God. when his term OF Office expires"
continued the speaker. send him back
20 the White House TO serve another
four years"
The utterance of the sentiment was
the occasion OF deafening shouts by
the assembled delegates.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-06
GETTING
INTERESTING
Russians Defeated in First Real
Land Encounter.
laps STORM RUSSIAN POSITION
The Mikaho's rronp> Sow Control
the hniu Estuary ANA Mas Try
Next 10 Isutarc Purt
Nrshur.

TOXIC May g. The Japanese have
taken by storm Kiuhen-Chcng ON The
Manchur!an side of the Nau river.
which me Russians occupied in force.
The Japanese captured Kiulen-
Cheng after an hours desperate fight
Their attack was intrepid The whole
Japanese line which covered more han
four miles. advanced with gallantry
and in perfect order Most Of The Jap
anese had ~-ded the river the water
heing-waist-teep
The Russian troops engaged NUM-
bcrod 100000 ID is estimated here
The feht began az dawn Lieut. Gen
kuriko Commanding The Japanese
troops constructed pontoons from the
Korean bank 10 the islands al Ou.rito
and Kinueto In the river
After brisk engagements the parties
Of Russians who had taken possession
al the islands were driven from them,
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STOCKMEN WIN THEIR POINT
Western mud Northwc~t~rn lines
VIII crnat Weturn Trnnsp"rtn-
ton to shippers.

Denver. Col. May 2 char F..
Martin. secretary Of The National Live
Stock association. received the follow
ing telegram from President q : Ha-
bernharfh. If Salt Lake City.
"Jusf received telegram from Chi
cago stating that western and north
western lines had granted our request
for return transportation 70 live stock
shippers. effective May 2
This IS the result 81 a conference
between committee from tho Ma
ti0nal Live Stock association and the
general frafiic managers 81 The western
lines held i'm Chicago on February -.
at which The former demanded The
adjustment Of The tonnage system in
handling live stock. the restoration Of
the return pass % bona fide shippers
and a readju-'ment Of freight rates
from certain localities
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and the japanese took possession OF
them without much loss
The Russians from Kiulien-Cheng
hombarded Win and vicinity but did
little damage The japanese COM
plcted one Of their pontoon bridges
across the river Sunday morning The
twelfth division crossed Immediately
and was followed closely by The second
division and the field artillery
Tho heavy guns of the Japanese si-
fenced the Russian batteries at KiB-
lien-Cheng. and also the guns which
the Russians posted east Of the Man
churian village Of Dakota which had
bombarded the Japanese while they
were crossing the river
The japanese. having crossed. ad-
vanced 10 a position on hill north
Of Kosau. being covered in the move
mcnt BY the fire from their gunboats
the III and Maya. from two torpedo
boats and TWO other armed vessels
which advanced into the river as high
as their draft would permit
Everything goes TO show that the
fighting has been very severe
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san. on an island opposite Kiulien-
Cheng whence their guns commanded
considerable stretch OF The river 20
the south but a japanese battery on q
hill above Win dominated The posi-
ton, which the Russians eventually
were forced 10 relinquish thus losing
the key 10 the river The desperate
character Of The struggle there may
have been due TO the necessity for
gaining time for the withdrawal of
the Russian detachments above and
below
Gen. Sassulitch was in command OF
the entire force on the Yalu. which ex-
tended along q front OF over thirty
miles. with reserve supports - miles
back The whole. according 10 the
best Information obtainable. did not
exceed 1900 men What was the
actual force engaged is not known at
present, though probably it was not
more than 5000 men, if il was SC
large
No confirmation has yet been re-
ceived Of the reported capture Of p
Russian quick-fring guns. or Of the
wounding Of Gen sassulitch and Gen
shtalinsky.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-06
METHODIST CONFERENCE
The Quadrennial Session CT Los
Angeles Will Be Important.
u WIN Continue DuriHg the Month
of MHS. neing NueL Inter
csginx work.

Los Angeles CAL May BIAS the
day Tor the assembling OF the delegates
% me thirty-hr-i general conf renee
OF tie Methodist Episcopal church ap.
proaches. general interest in tar gath.
crinr az representative churchmcu from
al parts OF the civilized world becomes
greater and when Bishop StcyeI Mer-
r'il calls to order the FIRST on al
nine o'clock Wednesday morning 7is
out oi a total OF $50 accredited dele
rates Win be in their seats ready to
proceed with tho legislative tatks con-
fronting them The delegate viii
during the daily sessions. lasting
throughout the month 81 MAY b.
called upon % solve many problems
Of importance TO the growth and future
welfare 81 the Methodist Episcopal
church
I'm the opinion ~ many high D the
councils OF Methodissp The quadrennial
session VIII prove the most important
OF AIRY i'm the history 90 the church
Among the most important subjects
are the folowiug
What can the church 90 On the
lQuor question.
What action can the church AXE Il
.olve The race question?
Shall worldly pleasures. srch as
dancing. fheater-going ard caro- play
ine he coudoned by the church,
With which combatant In tho war il
tho orient are our sympathies
What can be done by the church fC
prevent in The good name OF tre coun-
try. the crime OF lynching?
Shall the itineraries of Methodist
ministers ne restorei9
How many bishops shall be- elected
and how many shall be retired
A proposal TO consolidate the three
publishing houses of the church ID New
York Cincinnati and Chicago viii
doubtless cause spirited discussion in
the conference. as the movement TO
combine them an Ia one in the interest
Of economy IS looked upon with disfa-
vor among mary and il is earnestly
supported By others
The subject ~ the American rriver-
sity. in course oi construction a. Wash
ingtoa. IS one % The big que@tiors that
The educational department wi have
70 decide
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-06
FOR KILLING MISS kL6AN.
Mrs. NnrN INN POWELL. ON Trial at
Dover. Del. Fo- the Murder OF
tdoptcd Daughter.

Dover. Del May g. Mary Ann Pow
oil Is on trial here for the murder OF
Estelle Alhin en- February 9 last
Mrs Powell confessed. after her ar
rest that she killed Miss Alhin in a
Jealous rage Mrs Powell said the
girl. who had been adopted. was alien
ating her husbands affections She
said she feared her life was in danger.
as the girl had threatened her
On February g during an alteration
Mrs Powell struck Miss Alhin with a
bottle rendering her unconscious She
then hacked the girl with a knife The
body was found. later in tie attic.
by Robert ~ Powell Mr. Powell was
present when his wife was placed on
trial
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-06
SEvENTY-THREE INJURED.
The Result Of oNcrcrow ding One
Portion 81 steamers Hurricane
Deck at ~ Louis.

St Louis. May Sit IS now known
that 13 persons were injured by the
collapse az the hurricane deck OF the
ferry steamer Alonzo G. Church. Sun
day, which had taken out party 10
view the gunboat Nashville at anchor
IN the river Three are probably ia
tally hurt. while fully 20 received frac-
lures and injuries necessitating their
removal TO hospitals or TO their homes
in ambulances The crash was caused
by a sudden rush to one portion OF the
hurricane deck. which proved TO be un-
able 10 Withstand the strain
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Bride Badly Injured.

Lebanon. Ind May Mrs. Hoover
Turpin, a bride Of two days. was seri-
ously injured by the explosion Of dyna-
mite. set of BIS charivari party al her
home near Fayette in the southwest
part Of this county. The dynamite was
placed i'm a cherry tree near the house.
and when il exploded the weather board
ing was torn from one side ~ the house
and much plasterins shaken from the
walls Mrs Turpin was unconscious
for several hours The members of The
party We're apprehended and given their
liberty upon payment for The damage
done 60 property.
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
Gen. kuroki Gives Further Details
of Isis success sunday

London. May S-The Times mill
japanese carried fhc line OF hills OK
tending from Chiu Tien Cneng to
Yoshoka on the right bank Of the Tho
river. Sunday. The Russians made a
second stand on a hin northwest Of
Chiu Tlen Cheng bnt they hegan re-
treating al ten minutes before two
O'Clock in the afternoon
The twelfth Japanese division adj
vanced toward Tahlang Fang. which
IS due west Of the village Of Makao.
the division Of the imperial guards ad-
yanced toward Hamatan. which is west
Of Chiu Tien Cheng. while tie second
division moved down the river with
Antung as its objective. The general
reserve advanced over the main road
10 Lao Yang. which runs in a wester-
~ direction from The Yalo river. At
six O'Clock Sunday evening he Japan
csc army held line extending from
Antung northwesterly 10 LauSuku and
running from there in a northeasterly
direction 10 Mishukau
At Hamstan where the Tho river
makes its FIRST bend TO the west the
japanese succeeded In enveloping he
Russians on three sides. At this place
after sharp fighting at close range. the
japanese captured 20 Russian guns
with their horses, carriages and am
muniuon and raore than 20 officers and
many llen. The Russian troops at
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-06
American schooner Captures.

Hanava. May 3-The American
schooner Irene has been captured by
the Cuban cutter Arana while fishing
sponges close TO the north coast OF
Pinar del Rio The Irene started TO
sail away. but a couple OF blank car
tridges fired by the Arana cased he- %
heave TO. The crew Of the Irene con-
sists Of Capt Curry, five negroes and
two white men.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-06
rnE sEcnErIvE J,r,NEsE.
The world In the DARK ~ 10 Their
Army Movements.

London, May 2.-The Times milf
tary correspondent presuming that
other Japanese operations viii coin
eide With The Kiulien-Cheng affair
points out that the world is completely
in he dark respecting the second anc
third japanese armies.
The second army left Japan in the
latter part Of March under the com
mand Of Gen. Oku, the correspondent
says. and so far no one has been able
10 locate H.
1T has vanished into space. while
the correspondent points out the third
army embarked quite recently
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-06

Evansville Ind May The presence
Of a crowd Of negroes al the Lower Mar
ket. where a carnival is being held pre-
cipitated a riot Sunday night when the
negroes were attacked and driven from
the carnival by a crowd Of white men
armed with missiles IL is thought that
number Of the negroes were injured. No
arrests were made
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-06
Receiver Amounted.

indianapolis. Ind. May 2-The Unior
Trust company was appointed receiver
for the Home Heating and Lighting
company on complaint Of Knight q Jill
son. which firm claims the company
owes II $4,000. II Is charged the officers
and stockholders are about to convert
funds 70 satisfy the claims. amounting
no SIG 600
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-06

Lafayette. Ind, May The fourth
annual convention OF the Indiana Civi-
sion of the Travellers Protective associ-
alton was held here az the Grand Opera
house Addresses of welcome were De-
Hyered by Past President Charles :.
Downing and Mayor Richard b sample.
the response being delivered 10y state
President John j. Shuttleworth In
the evening the convention was adj
dressed by COY. w T Durbin and Ma
tional President " DOMAIN, after
which the visiting T r A S attended 2
ball and a banquet given IN their honor
by the local r. F. A. lodge
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-06
Negroes May Resist.

Evansville Ind MAY about QUO
negroes who are employed on steam
boats touching at this point will be dis
charged and Hungarian labor substi-
mted The steam boat owners claim that
their boats are often delayed by the re-
fusal of the negroes to work The ne
groes claim they win resist such action.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-06
LITTLE NEWS n II. rnrrasnrnG
beyond the Fact 81 the Retreat Hat
Little - known.

81 Petersburg. May BIZ Beyond the
fact OF the retreat of the Russians be-
fore The oyerwhelming superiority OF
the japanese ON the Nalu river no de-
tails have been received since the re-
port Of Gen Sassulitch, commander
of The second Siberian army corps. of
The retirement from Kinlien-Cheng to
Arung II IS quite possible that the
loss on Both sides ia the weeks fight
ing may reach The figures given by
The japanese as the reserves We're not
brought up % support he Russian POI
sition at kiulien-Chcng where the
fighting was the heavist The Rus
sian. made a special effort to hold as
long rs possible The heights Of Cho-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-06
Fireman Hurt.

Marion Ind May 2-While rhe train
was running at high rate Of speed near
Rcseburg. a stay bolt blew OUT of the
boiler bead OF the engine pulling the To-
Iedo s. Louis a Western express strik-
ING Fireman Joseph Wustueran knock
ing him from the cab When Wu,tner
was picked up Il was found that De was
probably fatally injured by The blow and
scalding His home is in Dciphos. o.
The rain ran for almost a mile before
the steam was exhausted Engineer
Charles Major ESCAPED iniury by climb
ing out Of he cab 10 The running board.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-06
Dockery commute- His Sentence.

Kansas City. Mo. May 3.-James
Brown. the Hawaiian under sentence
TO be hanged at independence. Mo.
Friday. for the murder Of his step
daughter in 1899 will not be executed.
Gov Dockery having commuted his
sentence TO life imprisonment
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-06
Notre Dame Defeated.

Bloomington. Ind. May Indiana
university won from Notre Dame in the
track and field meet by score of 70 TO
30 Draper. Of Notre Dame. was the fea-
tire Of the days sports Indiana carried
four events clear and won first place in
all OF the ~ events r. Shideler fresh
man. made the best showing for lndi
ana
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-06
CHARGED iw,h Bribery.

Pueblo. Col. May THE grand Jury
has indicted George Y. Mayor Of Chi
cago. secretary u the water company
which Is under contract TO furnish the
city water works with water from the
Fountain river Mr Mayor Is charged
with bribery
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-06

Goodland. Kas. May "a soaking
rain OF four inches fell here Sunday
night. and dispatches from various
western Kansas and northern Okla
homa points indicate that he rain was
general throughout that district
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-06
Severely Burned.

Elkhart. Ind. May 2.--The rays Of the
sun. focused through a gold fish jar set
fire to the clothing OF Mrs Julia Fill
bert. sleeping in a chair near an open
window. and the flames were extin-
guished only after she had been severely
burned
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-06

As the result 81 recent heavy anc
general rains and the consequent swell
81 & of The rivers fears are entertained
OF repetition of the disastrous foods
Of 1868 The Mississippi was az dan
ger line GO feeD at ST. Louis on the
morning Of the goth. and still rising,
with a prospect OF reaching IS feet by
49, s.' b-~ Residents on the east side
were preparing for trouble
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-06
rcrrib,; -vu,aaiasrrs ,c-rs,-ssr. -.

Paris. May Am automobile in
which six persons an Parlsans. were
driving was struck by the Blsle-parls
express ON a grade crossing AZ Boi,sy-
en-Brie. Is miles from here All the
occupants were ..stantly killc..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-06

Judge Conlan. at San Francisco
held Mrs. Cordelia Botkin 10 answer
90 the superior court for the murder
OF Mrs. Joshua d. Dean, BY means OF
poisoned candy. mailed from Sar
Francisco to Dover, Del. A request by
her attorney that she be admitted t.
bail was refused, the Judge stating that
he believed the evidence against heI
was conclusive.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-06

wabash. Ind. May 2-An alleged
shortage OF $4,000 in his accounts al the
Bic -Four freigh. Offices led 10 the arrest
Of Rufus Coapstick
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-06

The caving IN OF coal mine a.
Tocina. Seville spain on the esth,
buried a large number - miners. Fifty
bodies were recovered and ten men
resouod allNa.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-06

Prince Pm Lun Tsee. heir 70 the
throne Of China. arrived in st Louis
on the 2Sth to represent his uncle-em-
peror as imperial commissioner TO the
Worlds fair He went 20 mis- royal
apartments in the Washington hotel
weary but delighted as a result OF the
first day cf his months visit to the
EXposition CITY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-06

New York. May 3-Word was re-
ccived here Monday Of the death in
London Of Edgar Fawcett, the author
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-06
AMERICAN RIVAL
OF SANTOS DUMONT
DR.. Greth, of San Francisco, Makes
Successful Test of Airship.
SATISFIED WITH EXPERIMENT
Engineer nelcher Said TheN CoutI
Direct thc Machine "a viii. and
Made several Complete Turns
Before Dr~crndinE.

IS D. ~
fried Ia make "a trip NJ San lose i'm his
airshin buf before travelling I'VE M les
some slirbt disarranrsmen, of the ma
chinerv was discovered ana the aerial
yovoaers were forced to make a land
inc pr cretb vas accompanied ~
Engineer Frederick Bell DR. Greth
IVES satisfied win th. results of This
exnerimeufal aiaht berausa he accom-
nlish,d a GOOD deal more than on for
mer occasions and from If concluded
that ne is WORKING n the right dirsc-
lion We went IN Al $40 4 M. ana
vim the car attached 4 rome which
beld the monster balloon from dong
anv DAMAGE ~ ire ,sirhharina houses
~ If started toward the skies
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-06

Mrs y. r Taylor was granted d.
vorce from former Gov Rofo~t L. Tay-
Tor in chancery court at Knoxville
Tenn. on the 2Sth after the deposit
t.ons Of a few witnesses had been read
The question OF alimony was referred
20 the clerk for settlement AIr Tay-
lpr has served three terms as governor
OF Tennessee
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their way TO Port Arthur 10 act as
Russian nurses arrived in Chicago on
the 2Sth The party was under the
leadership Of the countess Bayanda
who has lived several years in Russia
Countess Bavanda is an American by
birth-a native Of New Orleans
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The Wabash railroad shops AZ Deca-
tur. MI. were ordered closed on the
26th. by President Ramsay The order
IS supposed to be on account o. the
strike order by the Carmens brother
hood Half the force there obeyed the
strike order The regular force there
numbered 400 men
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-06

President Loubet arrived in Naples
on the 2Sth. from Rome and was given
reception equal in enthusiasm that
accorded him IN The Eternal city The
event was somewhat spoiled by the
rain. which came down in torrents but
great crowds of people stood for hours
without umbrellas