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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-06
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS,

soils for money, 81 1916: consols for account
IS l-16; Anaconda, 81; Atchison. soM; At a b
son preferred, 90: Baltimore & Ohio. sSa ss
s5 Il Chicago Great Western, 141a Chicago. Mil
waukee & st. Paul 1914; De Beers, 10; Denver
TERED 1877 Erie 25A; Erie first preferred.
CAS- Erie second preferred, 3s; Illinois Central
Kansas & Texas, 1875 ); New York Central. 1211a;
Norfolk & Western, e3h =. Norfolk & Western
preferred, 81; Ontario & Western, 3lA; Penn
sylvania. 617s Rand Mines, 1oA; Readng, 81;
Beading first preferred q; BENDING Ing SECOND pre-,
Railway preferred 931s Southern Pacific, 51&s
Union Pacific, 9sA; Union Pacific preferred,
Steel preferred, 62ss: Wabash. 171a; Wabash
preferred. 81: Spa 1ish Tours. s5A.
Bar silver, steady, % 15-16d per ounce. Money,
2A Gl3 per cent. The rate of discount in the
open market for short bills is 21sd13 per cent;
for three months bills is ~ @3 per cent.
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THE FLOUR MARKET

BUYERS HOLDING OFF-MILLS MAY CLOSE
PRICES STRONG,
Millers complain of inability to sell any -four
for export and that within a day or two domestic
higher wheat have made the eastern flour buyers
hesitant Stocks are light and big -four de-
mand is said to be in prospect. but millers do
hot look for it to begin until the wheat market
hardens ard flour buyers become more used to
the higher figures.
Shipments, SO, 146 brls.
First patents are quoted at So. 3OM5 40; second
patents, $5.2O@5.3o; first clears, So. 60 10;
+ second clears. 50.
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Worlds Markets=Grain, Securities,
BANK CLEARINGs

New York, Aug. 6.--The following table, COM
piled by Bradstreet's, show the bank clearings
at the principal cities for the week ended Aug
4, with the percentage of increase and decrease
as compared with the corresponding week last
year:
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NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR, Aug. g..
Sugar, raw, firm; fair refining, 9-16c; CEN
5-16c. Refined. firm; crushed, 5.s5c; powdered,
5.25c; graduated. 5.15c. Coffee, firm, No. Z
Rio Tie Molasses, firm; New Orleans SIC
SIC.
NEW YORK OIL, Aug. 6.-Petroleum, quiet;
refined. all ports, S7.65l7.7O. 81
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THE CASH TRADE
MODERATE PRICE CHANGES IN CoARs
GRAINS

MODERATE PRICE CHANGES IN COARSE
GRAINS.
FLAX-A firm and active market at prices
showing only slight changes from yesterday. De-
mand good for everything
Closing prices: Minneapolis-Cash, $1.239s; to
arrive $1.235s August, $1.23B.
ago. and shipped A. Duluth received 16 cars.
No. white closed at CSC for old and 321ac for
new.
CORN--No. yellow closed at 55c. Receipts,
cars: shipments l y
RYE-Closing figures for No. 2, 64c. Receipts
cars; shipments, none.
BARLEY-Feed grades quoted at s2@33c;
mailing grades, 3S@45c. Receipts, cars; ship
ments.
FEED AND MEAL-Coarse corn meal and
cracked corn. in sacks, sacks extra, $19.5 30; No.
/ ground feed % and 1-3 oats, S0-lb sacks,
sacks extra, $50. 25 No. ground feed, y corn
and u oats. 7O-lb sacks, sacks extra, SOL; No. 8
ground feed, Is corn and % oats, 75-lb sacks.
sacks extra, $21.75
MILLSTUFFs-The market is very strong with
demaud increasing Bran in bulk, $14 shorts.
$17@17 80; mddlings $10@19 80; red dog. $21. so
@l22; all in Minneapolis; in 100-lb sacks.
$1.50 per ton additional in 200-lb sacks, 81 per
ton additional. Shipments, 1903 tons.
i HAY-The market shows 'hange Of note.
| All of the quotations are new hay Choice
! timothy, Ss@s.5O; No timothy, $7@75O; No.
timothy, $6@6.5O No. timothy, $50l5.5O; up
land, choice, $7@7.5O; No. upland. S6@650;
No. upland. $5@5.50 midland, S6@6.50; rye
straw, S6.5O@p7 wheat and oat straw, So. 5O6
400. Receipts. 81 tons.
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EEoRIA WHISKY, Aug. e.-Whisky on the
basis of SIPS for finished goods
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Aug. e.-Close: Wheat,
lower No. 2 led cash elevator. 9315 M96c; track,
81 @97hc; September, 95as @95Kc; December.
97lAc; No. hard. 95@96c. Corn, lower; No: 2
cash. 34hc; track, r35@30c; No. 2 white, SIC;
September, 33Ac; December, 34c.
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NEW YORK METALS, Aug. 6.--Lead and COP.
per quiet and unchanged.
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MONEY REPORTS

Total sales, 100, 400.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-06

EI Colegio Roanoke cerr6 su afio 81
de expl6ndido trabsjo el Is de JUNO
con una brillante fiesta Y Ia inaugura-
ci6n del Presidente Morehead bBjo IA
vorables auspicios.
En- ell 6ltimo curse habia estudiantes
de II Estados de la Union americana.
de Jap6n y de Corea. Hase proVisto
un hermoso edificio de administration.
El Colegio tiene un curriculum con
estudios electives bien adaptados para
agradar q todos los estudiantes.
La instruction es la mejor y los mas
modernos m6todos son usados. La fa-
cultad SO Compone de hombres de es-
tudios liberales, cinco de los cuales han
trabajado durante 18 amos en- universi-
dades americanas y extranjeras = dos
autores de Iibrcs de texto en- coIeqios.
La librerfa contiene $4,000 volume
mes. Pocas instituciones ofrecen tan
to & tan POGO preciO.
Ell Vale Roanoke es femoso Dor su
hermoso paissje en- Ia montana su
magnffco china.
La moral y los adelantos religiosos
de Salem nunca han sido usurpados.
81 catalogo de 50 paginas muestra que
Roanoke es 10 mejor de los tiempos
por sus facllidades m6todos.
Por una copia del catalogo con los
estudiantes de JUNO. dirfjase al R1a-
noke College, Salem, Va. U. S. A.
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puertorriquef1o, y dijo que Ia ciudada
MIA americana no pod18s resOlver, Ell
problema econ6mico. Ell problemR
obrero. que es hoy Rquf el mas gra-
We.
Que 81 aver Iunes nos decIarabAn
ciudadanos americanos al siguiente dfa
estarfamos tan msl como ell anterior.
Que 10 que habfa que resolVer era ell
pr0blemR econ6micO y mirar al pOr-
venir, al futuro.
Que aquf Sc estaba dejando sentir
va Ia poderosa Influenza de los Gtrusts, ,
sobre todo ell del az6car. y quo 81 no
nos preparabamos para ell future de
nuestros hijop, podrfa suceder que
Puerto Rico fuese mafiana un pueblo
de peones. & 10 cual no aspirabam0s nj
mucho m6nos.
A esa conclusion lego ell orador sfir-
mando que solfadecirse al carpintero, al
taIabsrtero, 81 albhfiil, etc, q. 81 no te-
man trab7j en sus respectivos oicios,
buscGse11 otr08 maedlOs de UidG.
s1Y cuales-agreg6- -podrfan bus
csrse, 81 las industries americsnas 10
invadieran todo hacienda inservible ell
trabajo del Obrero, 81 las manufactures
10 absorvi6ran todo2
Dijo ell senior IgIesiss muchas fcases,
manifestandose partidario de Ia escue-
Ia positivista cuando hubO de aIudir &
la lnc0rp0rGci6n de los repubIicanos.
AL principle de su discurso. dijo que
daba las gracias 4 los seflores del Vale
y Medina, que habian mplaci1o & los
Obreros cOncurTiendo & aquel scto, =
del Sr. Hernandez Lopez sfrm6 que
acasO no estaba ALI porque tampcco
estaba ell gobernador.
Otras manifestations hizo ell ora
dor, las cuaIes no podemos recordar.
Del Sr Medina 81 dijo que ese habfa
saIidO del cuadrante.1
IgIesiss fue apIaudido de manera en-
tusiasta.
FL festival obrero termin6 con Ia re-
presentation de SCostumbres sociaIesS
y Sci que mace para Ochavo,2 en- uue
todos Sc distingnieron.
81 p1blico sali6 mny cOmpIacido de
tan interesante y quito espect6cuIo.
Tambi6n por b tarde. con extraor-
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Information local

SANTORAL. -MafIana Microbes:
Santa Regina vfrgen v martlr. Sale
la Luna q las 3 y 10,
CORREO. ~ Cartas detenidas en- la
administration: Ortiz Jorge. PontaI
Primitive, Perez Garcia Vicente. Peri
chu ORTIZ, Quinona jose.
INGENIERO. ~ El sefIor M. a.
SaIdafIs. ingeniero civil, tiene Ia corte-
s1a de ofrecernos sus services en- Ia ca
lie de Tetuan. Quedamos reeonocidos
& su finsza.
ENFERMO.-Se encnentra Iigera-
mente nuestro amigo don CristobaI
Real. Director de Sci Heraldo Espa-
6ol.S Que no sea cosa de cuidado son
nuestros deseos.
AYUNTAMIENTO. Esta nOche
celebrar6 session el Ayuntamiento de
esta ciudad.
LIBERTAD.-Han sido puestos en-
ibertad de la carceI de Puerta de Tie
IRA, Manuel TudeIa Marin, Juan Ra-
mos Rosa Toribio Ortiz.
CARCEL DE DISTRITO.- Han
ingresado en- ellis. Jose Rosario Rivera,
pOr sgresi6; Guadalupe CesariO Ocasio
por hurto; Juan Nieves Serrano. por
aggression; Rafael Llanos Verdejo, Car
men Lopez Roman. Teresa Oyola,
Juan Rodriguez Cosme. por acometi-
miento; Juan Carmona Garcia y Brau-
lia Ortiz (a) Brigadiela, por alterar la
pRz.
INICIACIONES. ES.-Anoche. en- Ia
Logia SCabaIleros de Ia Verdad.9 Sc
llev6 8 efecto Ia de los j6venes Calde-
ron Lsiara. Al acto asisti6 una con-
cufrencia de mas de so obreros vista
dores, habiendO resultado el acto su-
mamente explandido, habi6ndose veri-
fcadO Ia ceremonia por el Rito de
York.
ASISTENCIA. Aver fu6 asistidO
en- la Sala de SocOrros Juan Garcia de
una confusion en- Ia region frontal.
REGRESO.-Anoche regres6 de
AibOnito ell Gobernador, acOmpanado
de su distiDguida esposs
ESCALAMIENTO.-El Cabo Cas-
tro da cuenta al cuartel general haber
detenido en- Rio Grande Eloy OliVo
por escaIamiento en- primer grado.
EUTENA.- El domingo 1Itimo.
rompi6se la eutena del bote del Lazs-
E0VQs OQO4NQ BA CuQOMSSO y NAO0wO AQOA"
te que rein6 aquel dia.
MANICOMIO.-Ha sido dada Ia
Orden de alta de Emilio MARTINEZ Guz-
man. Emilia Huis Resto, Modesto
Orozco, Ramona SaIcedo. Jacinto
Echevarrfa, Cruz Soils, Leonor Be
rrfos, Maria Mpnoz ZsyRs, Aurora
Gonzalez, Manuel Quifones. Autonia
Torres. Juan Rosa Sosa y Angela Za-
vas por estar curados compIetamente
de la ensRenaci6n mental que sufrie-
ran.
LICENCIA.-Se encueptra en- uso
de licencia el doctor Jose M. Salda6a,
Inspector de Sanidad del Distrito
Norte.
CARACAS. 1-Manana & Is1 Y 80
p. m. Sc recogerA Ia correspondence
que hs de llevar los Estados Unidos
dicho vapor.
RETRASO.-Con motivo de Ia lIu-
via, hoy lego con retraso 81 correo
central.
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Brigada de SaIvamsnto

Esta noche 4 las 8 Sc reuniran en- ell
Parque de bomberos los muchachos
que componen Ia SBrigada de Saliva
mento9 de dicho cuerpo. con ell fin de
sallr bsjo el mando del Official senior
Ruiz Soler. & inspection del primer
Jefe senior Steinacher, hacer ejerci-
clos para el conocimiento de titles de
extinction de incendios
No hay duda que ell entusiasmo no
ha decaldo un solo momento por clio
felicitsmos todos, alentsndOles, para
que pFOnt0 San gJUan cuente con IN
cuerpO de BOmberos & Ia aItura de los
mejores en- So clase.
AdAlanfo
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Ell AGUILA.

Tai es Ia marca de Ia mejor cerveza
americana Ageheet8er Busch Y Bude0ei-
ser CuyOs agentes en- Puerto Rico son
-MWllenhoF 6 ROr6eg.
De venta en- todos los establecimien-
tos.
Nota:-Se garantiza que estas cer-
vezas son puras completamente y liz
bres de todO 6cido. D. p.
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Para i6venesy y senoritas.
Pennington, N. j., v. s. A.

corta distancia de la ciudad de Nueva
York, conectado por ell errocarril de Filadel-
fla y Reading Ocho cursos de estudios. Sc
prepara para entrar colegios superiores, y
para seguir la carrera del comercio, al mis-
mo tempo, es una escuela de perfecciona-
miento para senoritas.
Magnifco Departamento escuela oomercial.
Esplendidas ventajas para ell estudio del
piano del organo de flauta Tiene una an
tigua reputation por la rapida correcta
mepera de ensenar el ingles El curse de
otoho Sc abre el 13 de Septiembre. Sc reci-
fecha.
Por catalogos ilustrados gratis dirijirse q:
PRESIDENTE MARSHALL, Pennington.
N. j. u S. A. 20,
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En- la Cantera de Pom
CO Tue eOnStIiuIda una Sub
Junta do Union.
Ponce, 4 de Stbre. de 1904.
Senior Director de SLa Correspon-
1anNia
San Juan, Puerto Rico.

QenCla.S
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Senior:
Me cemplazco en- manifestarIe que
ell d1a 26 de Agosto, qued6 defnitlva-
mente constituida la Sub-Junta del ba-
rrio 60 Cantera. y entire otros asuntOs
acord6:
o.@1Regirse por Estatutos para Ell
orden Interior de dicha Sub-Junta.
ON N0mbrar comisiones perm8nen-
tes de Hacienda. Fomento Y Ornate.
3o.-DiVidir ell barrio en- cineo de-
partamentos correspondence q csda
departamento una cOmisi6n cOmpuesta
de tres vocales de Ia Sub-J unta.
4O.-Dar cuenta de su organiz8ci6n
los peri6dicos SLa Rep1blicaS de
Ponce, SLa Correspondence <La
Democracia2 de San Juan. quedando
constituida Ia Sub Junta en- Ia forma
siguiente:
Pres5dente;
Don Tel6sforo Acosta CarbonelI.
F5ce-Presidente'
Don Fernando de Jesds MAtfas.
Iesorero:
Don Antonio Fernandez
Rec0udodor::
Don Joaquin G'lzmdn LIamss.
Secretario;
Don jose Casimiro Garcia.
Sub ,Seoretorio:
D2n Juan Elias Cordero.
locales propiet0r5os:
Don Antonio Garcia, don Joaquin
Llsmas. don Manuel Duran. don Ma
nuel Mariota. don LUIS Bougar, don
Ricardo CorderO, don Santiago Bois-
jolt. don Enrique Ortiz. don Enrique
.Moret, don Francisco Darreguera.
tSupZeates:
Don Clemente Ramirez, don Juan
Mercedes Mojica. don Antonio Marti-
nez. don OtiliO Lopez, don BaIerio Pa
lao, don Juan NicoIay, don Fransisco
Maldonado.
Comisii6p de Hacienda:
Don Telesforo A. CarbonelI, don
Antonio Fernandez. don jose c. Gar
cfa.
Comjsi;6s de Recaudooi6n:
Don Antonio Fernandez, don San
tiago BoisioIi, don Manuel Marietta.
Gonajati6m de Fomento;
Don Fernando j. Matfas. don .Joa-
qufn Guzman Llamas. don Julio E.
COrdero.
Conaisi6s de ornate.
Don Antonio Garcia, don Ricardo
CorderO, don Clemente Ramirez.
Lo que Sc comunica & v. para su pu-
blicaci6n en- 81 peri6dico que tan acer-
tadamente V. dirige, dandole las gra-
cias p0r Ia inserci6n del presente para
conocimiento general.
Vo Bo EI Presidente,
z. AcostG Car5oneU.
Secretario.
Zoo% N n0~oSn
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BAOUERO & GLNDARA
OFRECEN

OFRECEN
Zinc acanaladO, ameri-
Cano de 6y 5 pies $50
Zin lisO nara teChO, de 8
MES, quintal $ 400
Zin liso nara Zorro de 6
nor 2 quintal. 400
Zin lisO nara Zorro, de
6l2 MES nuintal 400
Mani superior en- saCOs
nuintal 800
Maiz suuerior del Pals
en- medi0g saCog 90. 100
OementO DAGR0N en-
barFiloS 200
San Jugt0 IS y lS San Juan, Pto-Rioe.
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RsiaIIa de los CastIIIsjos

Para eI pr6ximo iueves prepare Ia
banda que dirije ell sefor Tizol. la bo-
nita pieza Batalla de los CastiIIeios con
todo su aparatO de tiros cornetas y lu-
ces de bengala.
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dinaria concurrrencia, Ia Federation
L bre celebr6 an meeting y despu6s
una manifestation cfVica recorri6, CON
m6sica. varias calles hasta ell edificio
que ocupan los mencionados hiios del
trabsio.
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Sc desea eOmpTaT

Una casa en- Santurce, desde Ell
Institute hasta el Olimpo. Para in
formes en- ala Correspondence
Is Y. 5.
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Francisco ]. Amy.

(Traductor por nombramiento del
Gobierno Federal,
OfreCe sus servicios como especialis-
Ga en- trabajos t6CnicOs y literarios,
PreciOs m6dicos. LUNA 80.
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honra 81 pueblo que Ie vic nacer.
III capltan Guerrero asisti6 & dichos
actOs y tom6 Les notss consiguientes.
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Sc aIqulIa en- Santuree.

La espaciosa casa de la SUCCESSION
Garriga, parada %. Esta pintada re.
cientemente y con pisos nuevos. In
formar6n San Francisco 81. Is '. s.
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CASA DE- HUESPEDES
CRISTO I6.

Habitaciones fresCas, buenos baios
excelente comedor. con vista al mar.
Comidas & Ia Esp&fOla y Americana.
Sc admiten abonadoa. p. ID.
Sandalio Torres Norge
ABOGADO.
Santurce prda IS.
San Juan P. r.
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Farmacia Colon

MsdioamOntoa fresCoB. .-Drogas puraS.-EB
psOial eBmoro On 0l degpaOho de FeCotas pOY
personal C0mpOtontS.
Complete lurtido dc goringaS dc Prava
altimos modelos.
Equldad en- los pFocios.
Plaza PrinCipal.-San Juan Puerto Rico.
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ESTADISTICA.

El siguiente es eI informe del Official
de Sanidad de San Juan. en- Ia semana
que termina el de Septiembre de
1904.
C0ot808 de naWerte.
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Lfnea f6rrea del OeSte
ITINERARIo

BSSESteS GTGtOs para dSGS fe0t6V0S
ClasO. 3 ClauO.
De Capital & Bayam6n, de
ida Vuelta. ......... oO.23 S0l0
Bayam6n Oatado, ida
, vu0lta. ...ss... -. is 10
Billete ordinario de Capita oats6 On
1aHe otva.
BayAm6n 10 de soptiombro, 1908.
RAMON VALDES.
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.MlIGAnOR GENERAL

LoNsEJo A LAS MARES ii jaraue calmanu,
ae r. sonora WinslOw ehe sisnpre que los nios
sstau sl periodic de ls dentici6n proporciona avio
Immediate al pequeao paciente, produce sueao ma
SSnv vivo , aegrus STs muy aeradAbe paadar cama
a nR6o a6landa sds encias, aivia dolores hace g.
eoa las f1ncloneB del est6mago regula les esttnc&
W 81 .ueioF Rsnedio conocido para y diamsa "a Pro
venras8sa de u denEici6n de euelquteEa oza eaus
TSsSnea mucho euidado on pediE q Jaraha Galzaaa9
a r. SsdeEa WilslSRf' os q aae1o9 - teaeA
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!" HOTEL MARIETTA
De BENITO APONTE
GAGwAg. RE0..REG0.

acredado esbmiento meior Cagu
nstarse en- Cenra rente local a DeOrac
salon de reCo comedor maf BahOs gratis pasaGeros
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G0IsgI0 Roanoke.

Jose O. GARCIA,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-12-20

as ''Carl', the newcomer. carried
through his part with more than
ordinary ability, creating the
most ludicrous situations at all
times but at the same time keep
ing the audience in direct sym
pathy with him. He was ably
supported by an excellent COM
pany and the specialties as rem
dered by Fred Powers in a song
turn, Victor Crane, the song and
dance artist, Master George, the
little songster, and Marvellous
Hoopers in the remarkable hoop
rolling exhibition, were all APP
preciated. The company will ap-
pear again tonightin the comedy
drama 1.-THE Fatal Wedding. .
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VICTIM OF A
HUNTERS GUN
Man Shot Near Koochiching
Nov. l3 to Lose Life
Through Complications.

= ~ -
SIS James Beaudro, the section
hand, who on November Is was
mistaken by hunters near Kooch-
.iching for a deer and shot throug
the arm and abdomen, is now
suffering with very pronounced
case of diptheria, which has
made it's appearance and very
little hope is now entertained for
his recovery. That he would
have completely recovered had
not the new comp lication come
on, is practically certainly He.
had been taking broth for several
days and was to have partaken of
solid food for the first time on
Saturday when the new disease.
appeared. The bullet wound in
the abdomen is practically the
same as that sustained by Presi
ent Mckinley, and his rapid re
covery, until the diptheria took
him is regarded as little short Of
a miracle. He is now lying at
the point of death at Fort Fran
els, where he was taken when
shot.
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CRIME TO
SHOOT MAN
Fullerton Recommends Law
to Curb Careless
Shooters.

If the next legislature adopts
the advice Of S. r. Fullerton, ex-
ecutive agent of the state game
and fish commission, it will make
the shooting Of persons in deer
hunting season a very serious
ofense.
The state game warden will
recommend that the killing of a
man while hunting in the woods
shall be treated as manslaughter,
just like the killing Of a person
by the negligent handling Of
poisonous drugs under the law
of Minnesota. If Minnesota
adopts his suggestion it will fol
low Wisconsin's lead in the d.
rection of throwing some safe
guards about the people who go
into the woods in pursuit of deer.
81 shall recommend in my
biennial report to the governor.
and the legislature, " said Mr..
Fullerton "that a new law be
enacted which will provide that
the killing Of man in the woods
by a careless hunter shall be
manslaughter. This seems to
be the only remedy. It is ex-
tremely dangerous for a hunter
to follow the deer, for he cannot
tell at what moment some Grim
inally careless man will shoot at
him taking him for deer.
"The man who shot poor Nc
Lain of Minneapolis when he
stood but a few feet from Judge
w. B. Douglas, in Lake county
was never even arraigned before
a justice of the peace. With the
enactment of a law that will pro-.
vide strong punishment for these
careless people, there will be
fewer cases Of men being killed
in the deer season by irrespon-
sible persons who have no bust
ness in the woods. =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-12-20
HELP WANTED.
WANTED Dishwasher at the
Grill. Must be strong. No
other need apply.

oGler need apply.
WANTED AT once for log haul
ing at Kerrick, Mimi, heavy
four horse teams with harness
equipment and transfers. Ap.
ply to Atwood Lumber Co.,
Willow River, MINI.
WANTED For U. S. army able
bodied, unmarried men be-
tween ages of 21 and 35, citi-
zens of United States, of
good character and temperate
habits, who can speak, read
and write English. For in
formation apply to Recruiting
Officer, Miles block, Bemidji.
Minnesota.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-12-20
DECISION OF SUPREME COURT.
All Railway Cars Must Have Uniform
Automatic CoupIers.

Washington, Dec. 2O.-In decision
handed down by Chief Justice Fuller
in the case of Johnson VS.. the South
ern Pacific Railway company the SUI
preme court of the United States prac
tically held that all cars, including
locomotives, should be equipped with
uniform automatic couplers. The
court also held that dining cars can
not be exempt from the requirements
of the safety appliance law when in
use, even though empty.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-12-20
SUBSCRIPTION SIS PER YEAR
Mormon Church Does Not Control
Idah0 s,tnar Factories


Idaho Sugar Factories.
Washington Dec. 20.-Apostle John
Henry Smith of the Mormon church
was recalled as the first witness OF
the day in the Senator Smoot investi-
cation and was cross-eXamined by A..
H. Worthington, counsel for Smoot.
Denial was made by the witness
that the Mormon church owned a ma
jority Of stock in the sugar manufac-
tories of Idaho. He was examined
concerning his participation in poll
tics in Idaho and his testimony chiefly
was in contradiction of the testimony
given by Charles N. jackson, chair
man of the Democratic state commit
tee. who testified Saturday He en-
phatically denied that he had said
there had been revelations that GER
tain political ticket should be sup
ported. Apostle Smith, however, ad-
mitted taking an active part in bring
ing about the repeal of the territorial
test oaths, which practically excluded
Idaho Mormons from voting. He said
he had made political speeches in
Idaho in 1902, but appealed to the
voter as citizen and not as a member
Of the Mormon church.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-12-20
Man Missing.

Carl Wranke, a young man
from Konitz. Germany, left Chi
cago about a year ago and came
to this part of Minnesota. He
worked for the Crookston Lum
Der company from Septem Der l
to November Is, 1908. but since
then all trace of him has been
lost. Anyone knowing of his
whereabouts will confer a great
favor by informing the Pioneer
or writing to B. w. Heinrich, SO
w. Lake ST., Chicago, Ill.