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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
,BABy'S HEAD
ONE SOLID SORE
Little Ones Terrible Suffering and
SleepIess Nights Of Mother Skin
Now Fair as Lily with No Scar 10
Recall Awful Sore,
WRITES MOTHER IN
THANKS TO CUTICURA

herewith write ont IN f,iil the De
ginning and md of fha. terrible disease
eczema" says Mrs. Wm. Ryer, Elk
River. MINI. which caused nay babe
untold suffering snd myself many
sleepless nights. My babe yas born
~.erningly q fair, healthy child, bU:
when she vas three weeks old SWELL
~ appeared on the back OF her head,
md IL course of :irne broke. II did
,ot heal but grew worse, and the sore
spread from the size cf dime 10 that
az a dollar. used all kinds Of rcrne-
dies that could think of. but nothing
Ieefned to help: in fact, it grew worse.
Her hair fell out where the sore was,
and feared II would never grow again.
J. continued until my aged father came
- a visit. ard when he saw the baby
~ told me to get Cuticura Soap and
ointment right away.
10 please him I did so. and 20 my
--I"prise bv their use the sore began 10
neal over, the hair grew over il, and
day she has a nice head of hair. her
,AIn is a. fair a. q lily, and she Ia. no
scar left TO recall that awful sore, and
il is over eight months and no sign CT
ais returning"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
JEFFERSON BARRACKS NOTES.

--Iti. detail for fo-.!sy ~: li~I,onant Nelson
4 Giouisise-i. Third Cavalry officer OF tho ,,ay;
SefF-ant J"rEinS 'ro"p h, Myth cavslry Ser.
Seant os the c-ia-l.
-Twcly- recruits d~psr;.I from .h. ha-1ae..
Yesterday on III. way t. various station.
throughout the United State:
Tho ~nl.st'd men Of the car,tssn n a.. ar...r..
iatinS a rer- 1HJoyabl" Thanksgiving Day
Thsn all duti.> "b"cp; the necessary ard and
the day will he spent In many ~a,s: hunting
PARTIES ire teinS proposed among como VIII. N
tho morning VIII Ind recreation IN the adjacent
wopS WHERE t'" sport 4. continuous from tn.
ah'ind1nn. oS game. Others VIII indulge IN
their fay"T!;o sports until noun. when mess call
4 fco'tsli game w:i follow In the a nf,erroori N
the weather permits.
Nr. Dsnks. the lS--acks plumber ha. again
been restored g. h'slth. lie las .9r man
week. tscn .nsccblsi from pneunonia
Henry ]. Holden. a recruit from Columbus
aaErscks. -. WIZ, Enlisted IN -. Louis Ausue,
- and who - alleged TO have ies-r,~i sep
And d-iiN-ref 70 military control ~ the bar
racks ..-:arcay
A isrxn quantity o, IGaI,.rnas;.r -e.r~p
en'sf.inn'"i some days as. wer. sold a; auction
yesterday.
--Osraf A Graham. who enlisted in q, 1~ui,
ard was ASSIGNED TO the Tr.irte-nth ,,avaIry a
Fort S'll har hen granted a tvu months r:r-
ioush. which lie Is sr-ni!ns in -. Louis
The following recruits hav. reported; Rslph
= Wagner. Davenport. Ia. William. IT, Smith
SAT arIah. ia: Charles Kurvink. st l-ou.-
Roy Eistdn. Salina. Kas. T-dward Love Kan.
'ss city. NJ, walter =. Price. Jonesboyo
AIR Prcctor Thomas anG Frank Martin. Bowl
Ing Green. Nv.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
NEGRESS BINDS HUSBAND
TO BED AND SCOURGES HIM.
Insosaated by Jealoos s1spI~ioas, she
Tears He1p1esa N1eiins's Flesh 20
shreds With Dlaeksnake WhIn.

Tying her husband. Edward Roore. 20
hrs bod vhil., h" WAS asleep. making suye
that hn could Uot prevent her from carry
ing o0t her purpose. Frances Booue .
negres>. :" years old. living at No :sI,
Lucas avenue, secured - ''bIacksuake.'
whip and lash.d him until his feel VA,
torn To shrsds
ROoacS screams for assistance -ester-
day. noon. al which time the whippip<
took place. attracted the attention OF Po-
lice mcu kuenDer and Cohan. OF the SInth
District, ana they ran To the house Tie
Boon"s live ON tn. second floor OF tho
I.ncdS aVenu. address. When the t~,lir.-
men went to their door. the woman cea sod
BEATING hrr spnus" hut declined To admit
th" offic"rs. Kuebner and Cohan kicked Ia
the door.
Frances Boone was standing OYER her
helpless husband with half OF tho whip
Ia her hand. having broken H. Boone,
cryinS for help. sas lying g., a pool oe
blood lie Was hound 10 Tho bod with a
long rope that rntwiue,i his hands, neck,
legs ard body. Police mar ku-hn~r ar
rested the woman. white Policeman 'ohan
released the suffering man. They then
called In doctor.
Al ~" Ninth It<'r1r, Police station the
EDorr woT-u siys her husband has bs~ri
i-1f'inH. Boon. says he went home from
work g hair an hour iatcr SUNDAY nigh,
THAN rzpsi. and hi- VIII" though. he hal
t""u rsiiirs, on another woman.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
I tiIHi YO0>fti
Grftrr ths" > ci--~ .G Meat III. ss
Vis Ussd.

a.t So rr-ss L.s-i wr9k s.If t.rF irErfr
RS saHfn'g. r. s,raVs. : rft- ilF.H r.su Crs
T. ~ ihis - maxi rrair 81 -.s!-'sbg-
a o., - = .n--.r',.r-sr ur ~. S-.R-s rs H.
sd. LS-- --zv Errsr--E .--. T., -. ':-gTr.
\u'S fn'sis ,-8 7,rz '5-s' h.sr '-s-s '; {
.HrE 81 vh-t r,as,-a a. t.e r'.-s u.rt--,
.r.ra pro-i,:rtiga - i4- u-a-ssr ,iss
The i-stsr ro-,sT. '-r1s WriIsnS
NV rsfxes~gr -5ti = TsS uo,a rsr
-r-u v"rkirE -i-NTs ami .atisS 81; -i-
- N'g~ az Al E.,-r- - ~. ely sEsi n slsl.
"atH as gvn.iitiasi c5.F:-iis-i htra - ak.
f,Y 80 Tasa DC t-Ssu - at ':r.E~
NLis. al ssy- rhsi tsssn tass rUaS-ssr;
-'I- -trcnSth raps.4v r,sturrs-si g. riss- ~
roS ao,aia< cIsyes scur. a ,say s-i
: ~as sas.i =, ,5S4 ~. fyy lad i-rs-B
stsrsriag for ssiSHs TIM rrp-, ssoEEarr
trS,Gtl~ shtrh cst11c trvt.s fs-I-l --at
aa; sa',ss - rgc hzt t-.a y,mi~!-s,.
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sat ~As Srvat hzF'f-ars tcr 10. l4r
ate es h-Nv = s.Etss S'fi sroszad ihr
.cno ;A~ tessyags ~ ;n. ss.ss.ss
IN riy .i>t ,sx4a ~ sn.a'.~>S 's-sn>siys-.
a-y stp.ssca ~s- r~sosssi-Eh~ sT--s--
NzJs s.-stf-st - 80 rs-Es - sgrt -7 Essg-
-taz = n 9ryscr @sAiH. sssi 80 ssu -=-t
saEthias NJ SgrSEsTh esEss tsss Z
1g~ sd u = u;It- F-2r- tsas q rEsz.aiA
-zs zh;~ - let ths hsFvo. kirt - tHsr
a. ~ Iasa dr. rzcN p E~,s SaF~ t-'s-f
.s-7s sii u,s t.,,z-r~s'rA as-i ss.a 80
sni-s-stAtas' tast tiza, : - sssssi ss-ts~-
vss-- ] ia Yea TIA I ksg fsssy -
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raj tss Es.z s.-k "a. ssai 80
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
DOCTOR SHORTS WILL FILED.
Late Minister Left His Estate 10
Wifi. and hildrcp.

t., stsl * ~. i.sN,rsr.i IsS--oT " iliss-.,
>hSrI, LAT usstvT Of = i-st.r'- Episcopal
Iaz-ch ~ss H'Ass fcE Iarssts~t- y-s;sr,Isy
H~ an su siEEty-srr' t.-rtS 8 JAs Ss~s-l
t.sE-s At@-5S-lf1ls. - 10 .ir.. MAJ "
SsrsE'. IN trtz-t - - vsTS feg hs- aU4
l.Fs- .-N+l..rs slT vE'i r~-f.r. ont III!
- to- t~r ~ OR Ns-~stf ard a.~-ts:;7f
Tssr IT, U.s. ~ ;tssr fsgr S.tls N-rbz- ..
E-rUsss - VsssFI sgf ts.!s!a y Sl.rr
H.- ssal-9t-rs t,s.iEs' = -Acst r..i rrrziy,
a. Ts.rg,.. i-s-t-r re 80 .-s--ssa-.
At - rz-.T7sFa-s1 rg gF- fF=.- -
ss5s--EfN g. 20 = EiF 9ssrl sa-ars tsr
t.s-as - b. Fros-s-t.s- - - ~ 4-sau &
- sssT~sFu=
it- l.ff Ia -s.s - Hs- f-:s,- Ia - 70
lasst s.x- s=l-s~= -rF a.. . 80. tgsf,sf. -
-z.f-s-a>try IT, =-rsfs -ttssz-r- ts~t ES
ga--S - rlt -s-E.sssa e tarsr .,ssEzr
s nsAf<e
fSe ~sE s-Er s.f>s N-s.--ze~er y
a. = - setlFIz--vf - afaries sss a.
z=s-i : = i<Sas- ffR ssrrs- 3 "a
ssssssas~f sF-4 = - r1Ff~ hr<0S-. .<siss-
- s-naar- -sszzrs- - srz-Ar Tfs- III
a. -rsff 80 I-4Tss ,- ssVV sEs s.i.issss a.
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
POULTRY SHOW At ELssERRY. .
More Than 800 Birds shown
Prizes Awarded.
HiPIEryr SPDYsI


Easberry. Mo. Nov. 1.-THE seventh air
lasal- pouisrv chow - ti.> f3s-hrrv Foii-
try Association closed SATURDAY. night
after one Of the br.s: shows IN its history.
More than Ss birds were vn exhibition.
Judge A. y. Shauer Of I.,nark, H.. award
81 the prises- The following 4. . lis, q.
thr awards:
,-I1srr hs,r.a P;yHSa.h Eooss Mss !e.nl. r.rry.
: :: ,sn. !. Mrs. ; /. Howard. El.t.r-y.
white Plymouth Rocss-pGck M.y... Eisb.rry.
sSt. ! ''4i. , hn-?p B.gs.. Elsserry. cki. :.
Eur Piytuo1,h Ec~ks-I.uls. Mitchell. Els
wSi:. 49,. Ss'; i :: h'i:. !; ~, Sa ~
silys!>, 49, wyasa5;,.: s5a II" Il rbonr.oa lis.
P"n. ! L.r;s Mays. L,.l.sry eli. ): cki. !.
,Eurr ny4ad@,:---, " W M-I.,naid. El-s,rry.
No G:taSr, M,.sg5,, go NV ~ NJ ;: .aI
s'S p, 2r~r-lieii III, w,.n:,,,.- " n.r.,n,,a
- Nj: v < raap,aS. "s ri.J2TI, 24r. !, III + ! !
T.rrr.ds- ~yarao,:~---o u. cannon. lister
t,u.r ,,rRtas;s,l. i5s. dIIsH1 " @.S Z h. 49,,
s-.r-:, :. Z. 81. !. :. 49,. roctor : ::
Ria5s r-,i.,,Ians w r'.ts-fy :;.'' Ei.b.rrv
=. ?. L-n. .. 14i. 1. =. IA. ; j.. F-r-ry
Far :, hins-l'rso. T-irfIs. rseerry. a..
HT, i.G'.sr.s Nj y r. smith
t,.u,eis2. IL. Pu.r g :. HurSs,ep. II,
n"':F -. :. 6. !. :. put. : :. hen !. pm
! >--naa is-s-sr DIR ~
II - Hi,.k Nlrr-rss-H u En.in.a.. lis
t-I-A- . !. -. :. rG'-. J. : : r.-.
N-i'e-I-e-,. Back s!'s-isl;-.sR TO Waicsr i
4 EIG I>sso-as-,n to \. y Mcponars
E.sL.sry ~ ''
= B.Na L"shnrns-AE 10 4 i. p-yder.
{: / ,;-'H.s-,H 80 g Cunningham. e.
NJ ,'.nrles Ess,-p E.herrv. b.. al N..-
rru..v Ju.sS 4' "'
" Tr.sS@y-N'.z Je.a.- lSrry. F-l.l.--,
- tf'i- '.-rs o. n. :! s... l. = rrT
: N!~s A-Hsr REID yn!us ,-:i NJ
) = HIrarj. i'sas~r-y. Id tom =. f.-
NJ. =, ]. b<r.S n4E-ruit No s,t - :
t'.raN TG-@'ys-AE - NJ. - Ear..r r.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
CURE PERMANENT

Your letter of IN. 10Th inst. re-
"sIved. asking IN regard 10 the cure Of
my baby some Fix years ago. Well,
me disease has never returned to her
aead, which at that tim. WAS . solid
sore on top and down the back"
MRs. wv. RYHR, Elk River, MINI.
Feb. IS, 1908.
co-rsss Er.erssi SD ra'srna. fS~ssre-s n, IVY
Esnsr, frea Pnr.ss scrossa from IEfsney 20 Acs.
.OR.i,i 81 Csrours Sep. ze f'tntnss; scc Roo
Ne In form - Csassss's Gated ps IS. per
- ~ 81. NAY - hss ~ arrsfrs. ssgs set crsa
sad even tie sssa ss. Potter prsS Chez
Corp sole PYops. 4osos.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF
PASSING SPURIOUS CHECK.
"i',~ >sr~~s Hank Teller Desatas Mas
- Wssa"~ nssi Police Arrive
To JaAe NSws.

itsrrE .. Carter. & y..r= % vho Sags
= 'lN"~ Ia cHiraiEp. visited the pIisa
~'-'gf Hank. Garrison ar"ul.~ a.! Olive
~-r.rr. Nr~tSrtl4y. - ..SN d, .hs-A which
u" izatrH ~-gy - 81 prfh'.-~ When H.. I.fi
-. tsI-N b. Va a.r.n,arse,! hg f'clt,-e-
rHrI ts.sn ard '.tJt-H- - the E!sh-h
'-sf-'rf Th"F ar. ~t'l Inn "u /. chs-sc
"- fy-ss-v
'.srr-'r T-"-aat",i /. rroyk st tr~ -in-
t"T i"r - - The Et~t- - pIIr- r%i
fa. H.us- 80 Ia--t1r -. Z. SGsSer - ,is.
isrEEn's = !a' uu.l5l3ns ri<u.,i ia - TIE
hsuE v".sIais Sss n e Ho.S~rs Th.v
. tr ss tr-- a. $PNsrrt-H- =. carter. Vito
aa -4fE - G.y- siHb .iveu h's rsrn.. As
az s-I T-zT-T E~r-- Hs-fi-f a worthless
.Hs.- ~ rha 'rEEg >tr.-r iLs-s azF,; So
'r~'t = ts-' tor ~#.S-'f. -sus O. I'D
go hsr- Nrs1 -ixreS I- :H~ arst -r<.k 4
z's--
" herr ''arr-'-- '-7~.U Ui.sl 'l.- s.7aonA heck
~ ~ I-l2r-s Nl1E-lp N~stsri<y ;te teller
detained Eirt2 EHfsI tE" tsslA-- arrived We
= t-'EFS hEli !. sfTt-,'-t~r at { 80 Fight p..-
t-tr i"!N-s station s-u-!1HS iuy->; ;iEs-fco
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
STRICKEN WITH PARAl lYSIS.
Thomas LOngwOrtb. SicZed at
Work. Dies Five Hours Later

Thomas 1Dnzvor,h. a landscape archi-
t"'f living in -. Louis. was stricken with
Paralysis yesterday morning at 1!:5.
O'Clock Will. working on the grounds ~
tho Parkvicw Realty Company, just ~as,
80 Ia. Park Hotel. in - Louis County
ard died five hours later.
Their" were TO physicians in the vIcin,,i-
MIN were ia their offices AZ tn. time A
medical student living a. 'he Park Hotel
worked on LragW"rfh. but TO no avail
a.! when "a physician finally arrived n.
Was beyond -.Nef
III" "sS aas reported 20 Coroner Koch
nf 'layt ton. who viewed the b.p!y and Ravc
permission that ~ u" taken TO- - Louis
TorE~oTth WAS ~ years old. and icP. !.
wife aud dauShicr
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
Attorney &. y. Damron Of Iron County in

Attorney &. y. Damron OF Iron County IN
the prosecution.
The defendants arc represented by Jo-
s:ph G. Williams of De Soto. ]. A. Finch
OF -. Louis. l.. L. RoverS Of bismarck,
4. \. Frazier OF Jefferson County, Adrian
Centervilic.
The town Is rapidly flllfng with people
attracted by the trial. but Shertft Jordan
l.ncc.
He announces his intentions to protect
the prisoners at all hazards. He has
sworn In extra deputies and the fail will
be guarded day and night
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28

E1+ ,vnysaFN 4 - lsasss Nsffz=.f
ss1z-. S.sss-~5s.,s sir xv~ a srxss-
sts1 ssszsEs~- 81 - J~-.-srz Hotel ree~>-s-
- % = Sz- -. fraFr r-r~-' 'uEftS.
-s--s tss- p~ps- -rF - ~1rh sh.r
r>-7e &c tS~ rs--Es- Bs;s~E-l -'szEy'~s-s1
sIr es-r - ssss= =
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
SPAUGHS ASK COURT
FOR A Continuance
Service on Important Witness Not
Yet Secured-Judgc Issues Or
der to st. Lonis Coroner 10
Show Cause for Delay.
REPUBLIC SrErrAI.

1.A-fIfl1 sIE1AI.
,a.ntrevilic. Mo. Nov. ..-At,ornsys for
ine'It for the murder or Sher;r Jnbn
foix at lrouton. Mo. several month. ago
ana Tor Mrs. Mary r. SpauSh. mother of
the two boys. charged with being AN ac-
cessoTy 70 tho crime. filed "a motion ~,
| a continuance before judge WiIIians =,
IN. Reynolds County Circuit Cnur, hers
this morning.
I'll. plea for continuance WAS based nm,
mo Tact that Charles -. Schc!re- "A tray
sing salesman for u paint hous. In Eas,
81 Louis. and witness for the defense
had not appeared 90 testify in .hc case.
Is IMPORTANT WITNESS.
Tho defense stated TO the cour. .ta,
the testimony OF SchciTsr would greatly
strengthen their case. and cha, IL would b.,
unjust ." go 20 trial without being assured
that he would appear oIl IN. stand
ProI.r and legal steps hsy" been taken,
according to rhe argument ut the attor-
n'ys Tor the defense. 10 sccur" sc,yic. on
schferer. but a. yet there has been no re-
turn made by ;h" sheriff of ~. l-nI,s ana
the Sheriff of 81 clair County. III ON
suboenses furnished To- them.
IN" suhpo'naS. the 6e;enS" stated were
issued two weeks ago. AMI wer. forwarded
20 tho :wo sher.hs, bur as Vet there has
teen no Indication that service has been
secuted
ORDER on CORONER.
Judge Williams. after issuing an order
90 the Coroner o: 81. Louis 10 shoy, Caus.
WI! IN" Sh'riH of 81. Louis Las no, Sc
cure! service ON ScAeircf. adjourned cur.
Until Tomorrow morning aS : o'clock
When th. case MAS c.s,i.i for trial ti,s
morning. III" prosecution aar,.xrc.i ready
for trial All witn"-s.s witht the .yc.I-
tion 10 Schsirer. whom .h" d..eus. say
was standing across the stree: from th.
Spaush hOus" IN Irout"n when the tragedy
occurred. V"F" pr.s"n.. and I; WAS be
Gevc5 'ha: III. trial WuUi! progress
Should JuGN" Williams oysrruie ,h. mo-
tiGu or the defense 'Hr a continuance. IN.
trial probably Will begin Friday. Th,. re-
uaiDf"T ~ IN" week wouI! lee consumes
~ ."i"ctirS the jury. and ;h" taking of
evidence probably would 10. - begun un-
=. the first ~ next week
ATTORNEYS ~ CASE
Prosecuting Attorney !. H. ~In.rl O..
Ecy holds County. Ju1S. y. l. iinnius 81.
u" 500. former 'orgr' '-srltin Jonu y
EanNv - Wsvn" county and William X
fagsr O: frp''"u. viii sssfst rro@.ru,ir-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28

Always read fhe Help Wanted COL
Gmns. Many Socd positions advertised ey-
cry d8y
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28

arc To b" eaulppe5 with the new material
al this time. New ammunition will lie Is
sued. also and " Is expected that in tho
early spring the httery will l.. abic to
have season OF target practice muci.
more int resting than u has vet enjoyed
December : the present and former
member Of IN. bafftery will celebrate
with a ''ciaInbikc'' the seventh ann.ver-
sary OF fhr mrtst.r-ou. from tho volunteer
service In tho Spanish War
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-16
FREE DELIVERY
in NEAR FUTURE
Expected That Postoffice In.
spector Will Be in Be-
midi This Week.

It is expected that the free
mail delivery system to be estab-
lished in Bemidji will be installed
in the near future, and an in
spector will probably arrive in
the city this week. The in.
spector will look over the city
and inspect sidewalks, house
mum bers, ETC., and following the
inspection he will send a report
to the postoffice department at
Washington. # this report is:
favorable the department. will, as
soon as possible, take steps to in
stall the system. Postmaster
Carson states that it is import
ant that all business and resi-
dence houses in the city be num-
bered at once, as this is one of
the requirements of the post
Office department. before sys-
tenn can be established.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-16
5BY5 STAMPEDE oF95 HORSES.
One Ar1ti5lIeryn,,aann II 4 Killesd and several
snol IadtoG6 injured: 109 il t&dtI

0S lilUnL .0a no llJIB lEg9A99
One ArtiIlerynoan Killed and Several
zElol 2an5oG6 Injured: NOD il j8df
Il Junction City, Kan, gOct. 16;--IP,ri-
vate Albert Laste of the Twenty-ninth
battery of field artillery was killed in
a mad stampede Of frightened horses
during target practice at Fort Riley
Privates John Connolly and1GL j. iSimp-
son Of the same battery are. thought to
be fatally injured and Privates Leary,
Norman, Lancaster band Cline offrthe
same organization are in the hospital
with brokend limbs and internal In.
juries. "A large. number Of other artil-
lerymen were badly hurt
81 The. battery's guns 7ha;d been placed
and its eight limbers, loaded with am
: munition, were at the rear, with Six
horses hitchedi to- each s timber. The
drivers had dismounted. When the
battery was ready for firing a large
red flag was run up on a staff as sa
signal to the men at the targets to get
1out Of range! : sEheswind blew the flag
nto1 It the faees Of the leS+hr horses and II they
stampeded.
uISome GIdrivers succeeded: in getting
into {. their saddles and others were
dragged, but most of the drivers were
tleftr behind 8 rPhe( horse dash ed over q
small cliff and went down in frightful
mass With their5 riders. q ;S'. III .1}se:?
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-16
DANCES in MORO COSTUME.
Miss Roosevelt Entertains HER Friends
49, ,,f24 t.,-+ on sShipboard. - , <,o,t-,z


G " ,1ls55 Is on sfhipboard. II a9ttu
:, .Des ,Moines, Oct Sl6,-The first news
Of how Alice Roosevelt danced in
native costume of the Jolo archipelago
came. in ercWritten for the Des
Moinesf Capital from its editor, Late
Young: who was a member Of the Taft
party: Miss Roosevelt is described as
perfectly beautiful in her Oriental cos
tune and her imitation of the Moro
dances was declared remarkable Mr..
Young's description of the dancing
function follows - EjCGCaG
= AT the ball Miss Roosevelt > was
presented with a beautiful native cos
! tune suited to a Moro princess. The
next day on the boat Miss Roosevelt
wore the costume and the color, tex
ture and cut of it seemed to have been
fashioned: for her from uaHe beginning.
In it she appeared perfectly beautiful,
as could be proved by every man and
woman on board,
+ a'"ln her i1imitable manner She gave
a little Imitation iof9 oneio of the Moro
ddiaances,f which was a, work Of art 80
true to the original that every one
p1was9 Surprised That, having & Cseen 1.-THE
csiaRnee but onee, she could initiate it SO
weII'' ...-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-16
.LABORERS RE-
FUSE TO WORK
Twenty-Five Men Quit the
Lumber Go. After Receiy-
ing Fare and Board.

About 25 men hired by the
Crookston Lum Der company to
work in the logging camps Of the
campany on the Wilton spur sue
ceeded in making their escape
from the man in whose charge
they were placed, Saturday, latter
receiving from the company sew
eral meals and the price Of their
tickets to the scene Of the work.
One of the men, w. S. Mansfield,
was arrested on a charge of alb.
tanning money under false pre-.
lenses, and after pleading guilty
before Judge Skinvik this morn.
ing was sentenced to serve 1C
days in the county Jail.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-16
AGED $40 rss74'oocKAfoiLDER DEAD.
Dougherty Scandal at Peoria,
Claims Another Victim.

Peoria. H., Oct. 16.-The Dougherfy
scandal has claimed another victim.
Driven TO desperation and nervous
prostration by worry over the DIS
closures compromising his bank and
fear of a disastrous run Nelson Burn
ham, venerable stockholder in The
Peoria National bank, died suddenly
He was seventy-nine years old. n
Mr.. Burnham owned $50 shares So1
stock and had been connected with
the bank thirty years. He settledain
Peoria fifty, years ago. His. wealth
was estimated ut $50O,00O. s''S" S' '"''s'1s'z''s
= Following close on the death Thurs
day night of1C. C.f7Lines,z a former
Bank official, also caused by the shock
OF the scandal, the community is i'm.
pressed by the farreaching effect OF
the DoqgheeIty Eaafffaiir% )VII /
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-16
GERMANS ARE AROUSED.
ALLEGED BRITISH OFFER OF ALL
ANcE WITH FRANCE CAUSES
POPULAR DlsTRUsT.
LARGER NAVY GENERALLY DEMANDED
RECENT EVENTS SILENCE OPPo.
siTloN TO THE GOVERN
MENT'S PROGRAMME.

France of alleged British offers of alli-
ance against Germany are so thor.
oughly believed here that the powerful
Naval league, with it's 100000 mem
bers and all the apparatus of agitation,
is already moving for new naval pro.
gramme that shall further increase
Germany's defensive resources against
Great Britain. Popular distrust of
Great Britain has naturally swollen to
great proportions and the semi-oficial
denials in London can scarcely over
come the convictions now formed that
Germany had a narrow escape from a
war in which, although she would have
been victorious on land, would have
resulted in her being crushed at sea
and damaged along the coast, with the
consequent destruction of her sea com
merce. The events of the last four
months have silenced the opponents
of naval increase, except the So
cialists and Radicals. While time
and money beyond Germanys re-
sources would be necessary to equal
Great Britain's present navy, not to
speak of her future building, yet the
feeling is that Germany must, for de-
fensive reasons, build as many more
ships. as the country's finances will
bear. The government some months
ago decided to introduce in the reichs.
| tag a measure substituting large for
small cruisers in the authorized naval
/ programme. Whether the German
} geyerrlnmlenttt geyseerr q Will increase the recon-
menddtions beyond this or not is not
I yet known. tsc .Ilk ,frs IS ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-16
Town Thrown, Into Panic.

g Seville,~ Spain, Oct. 16.-Over 1000
farm labeyersE mades desperate byy the
existing fa1nines Invaded the market
: PLACE la e. at Eacijia, { jiSa, fortyzeight miles from
ssffnae SSe the fHtHe adck of food
and money, destroyed the market and
threw ths town into panic.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-16

Unconfirmed reports SAY Warden
Henry Wolfer of the Saltwater (Minn)
state prison may resign shortly to take
a position recently rendered him in
the East.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-16
PROGRESS OF REscUERs SLOW
No Hope Entertained. for LIVES Of En-.
1g&t& tiGra is tonbed@ Miners. II noitoE

H~t "tlGus is tombed2 Miners. 81 "2itoE
- Fredericktown, ezPa.,/ Oct 1e:+-The
six miners entombed in the Clyde mine E
cas aan result of a lfiredamp explosion
have not, yet been rescued:,t PARTIES: r 1rfi
worked i1y short, shifts all night sebut
the dense smoke, despite the work ot
hhe FANS made progress slow. 1oThe eli
+, ,ttomhed men are ], 800 feet from the pit
mouth and hopes Of reaching! them
alive are not entertained. Efforts are
being made to sreachIthe men by sbrat-
1,tFieinpg off the burning portion gof ithe
tAAlue.I1o Is .%o!i ,Q 4 .rjO ia 'xEt aGS adj
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-05-26
What TO Eat.

What shall you eat? Eat what
most pleases your taste. Nature
has given you the sense of taste as a
seminal to guard your stomach. If
you don't like any food don't eat it
Eating food for strength, when 1t
gives little pleasure to the taste
when it is eaten more from a certain
sense of duty than with keen relish,
does little, of any lasting good. Eat
ing that to which the taste is indif-
ferent. if not absolutely repugnant,
is simyly a forcing on both body and
spirit of what they do not want.
When they benefit at all it is because
you have faith they are going to do
you good.