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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1905-10-30
BECOMES MORE CRAVE.
INTERNAL SITUATION THRoUaH.
OUT RUSSIAN EMPIRE DE.
clDEDLY ALARMING.
FORMAL RESURRECTION AT MOSCOW
GOVERNMENT FORMED TO ACT
INDEPENDENTLY OF IMPE-
/ RIAL AUTHORITIES.
FORMAL lAsURREc1IoA At MOSCOW
SITUATION SUMMARIZED.

With its capital in state bordering
on panic and it's ancient capital city,
Moscow, engaged in the formation of
government to act independently of
the imperial authorities the Russian
empire confronts a situation that is
alarming and is hourly becoming more
grave. Communication between St.
Petersburg and Moscow has been
broken off, so that what Is transpiring
there is not known.
The day passed up to evening with
out disorder at st. Petersburg, but at
Gomel bomb was exploded and the
chief of police and two soldiers were
wounded.
Martial law has been proclaimed at
Kharkoff, where fifteen victims of the
recent demonstrations were buried;
Warsaw is patrolled by troops and dis
patches from Ashkabad and Irkutsk
announce the extension of the strike
to Asiatic Russia. In Reval there was
pillage by mobs and from Sebastopol
and other cities came news of strikes
and revolutionary demonstrations.
LllY OF REVAL ABLAZE.
Eight Persons Killed in Conflict With
Police.
st. Petersburg, Oct. 30-Serious
r1oting occurred at Reval during the
night. The city is ablaze. The the
ater and spirit shops are burning
Eight persons were killed and forty
were wounded during the encounters
between the rioters and police and
troops during the night. Crowds armed
with rifles and revolvers prevented the
fire department from extinguishing the
flames at the theater.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1905-10-30
SECUh...-S ARE MISSING.

Cashier Clark Said to Have Rehypothe-
Gated Them.
Pittsburg, Oct. 3O.-Every day brings
additional evidence Of missing collat.
eral pledged tor loans in the Enter
prise National bank and in many in
stances it is believed the securities
have been rehypothecated. During
the day when several persons called
to pay their loans Receiver Cunning
ham found that the collateral which
should have been attached to the notes
was missing and the borrowers re-
fused to pay the notes unless the col
lateral was returned. Many suits are
threatened by the owners of missing
securities and lawyers say the litiga-
ton which will result from the closing
Of the bank will last for several years.
1t will be year before a distribution
of the dead cashiers estate will be
made. 1t is alleged Clark is RESPONSE
Bile for the rehypothecation OF collat-
eral and the suits are to be entered
against his estate.
A shortage of 100000 in cash in the
accounts of Cashier Clark of the Enter
prise bank is reported to have been
discovered by Special Examiner Moxey
and Receiver Cunningham. This
money is supposed to have been loaned
out without security or any record be-
ing made of the transactions.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1905-10-30
CONSPIRACY CHARGED.
RECEIVER or ALLEGHENY BANK
BRINGS SUIT AGAINST PROM.
iNENT POLITICIAN.
ANDREWS ASKED TO RETURN SIS, 600
ACTION THE RESULT OF DIScoV.
ERIEs MADE WHILE iNvEsTI.
eating AFFAIRS.
ANDREWS ASKED TO RETURN SIS, 900

Pittsburg, Oct. 30.-Receiver John
B. Cunningham of the Enterprise Ma
tional bank has entered suit against
w. H. Andrews of New Mexico for
$55,000, alleging fraud. Andrews name
has been prominently connected with
the failure of the Enterprise bank.
The action against Andrews is to
recover $55,0oO alleged to have been
received from the bank by Andrews
through Cashier Clark, who commit
ted suicide, and is said to be the result
of discoveries made by Receiver Guns.
.ningham in his investigation into the
banks accounts.
1t is alleged that Andrews was an
intimate business associate and inter
ested in various corporations and en-
tsrprises with T. Lee Clark and un-
lawfully and fraudulently conspired
with F. r. Nichols, Clark and others.
to unlawfully procure funds by the
proceeds of negotiable paper and that
Nichols, at his request, assisted in
carrying out the alleged conspiracy.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1905-10-30
PREPARED FOR DISORDER.

Thirty-five Thousand Troops Gathered
at Warsaw.
Warsaw, Oct. 30.-Thirty thousand
infantry and 5000 cavalry, with SO
guns, have been collected in this city
in readiness to stifie any disturbances.
The military at noon dispersed a
meeting of the employees of the Vienna
railroad, who had gathered to discuss
the situation.
The empOlyes of the suburban rail-
roads have Joined the strikers.
The revolutionary leaders are re.
ported to nave distributed thousands
of revolvers to the strikers.
The only way of leaving Warsaw
now is by the steamboats, down the
Vistula to the Prussian frontier.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1905-10-30
Eight Persons Killed in Conflict With
Police.
Intense Excitement at kieff,

Kieff, Russia, Oct. 30.-The city is
In darkness, no mail has been received
for several days and the people are the
prey to the widest rumors Intense
excitement prevails. The publishers
have unanimously decided to cease
nnhliratian
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1905-10-30
Shonts Denies Story of Friction.

Washington, Oct. 30 Chairman
Shonts of the isthmian canal commits
sion has issued a signed statement
practically denying that there is any
friction between Secretary Taft and.
himself. The statement is brief and
relates TO recent publications to that
effect.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1905-10-30
ADMIRALS KILLED
BY MUTINEERS|
Odessa Rum0rs Are to Effect That
Crews of Russ Vessels in the
Black Sea Have Mutinied.

Odessa, Oct. 30.-Persistent rumors
are in circulation here today to the
effect that the crews of the vessels
composing the Black sea fleet
mutinied on arriving at Samsun, on
the coast of Asia Minor, killed Ad-
mirals Birileff and Chouknin aad
sailed back to Sebastopol after loist-
ing the revolutionary flag.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1905-10-30
.u:.,. otluArluN CLEARS vi

Negotiations for New Russian Loan
Suspended.
st. Petersburg, Oct. 30.-The nego.
tiations for the new Russian loan have
been temporarily adjourned, Finance
Minister Kokoysoff having Informed
the foreign bankers that in view of the
present state of affairs In Russia the
loan could not be negotiated to advan-
tage and the government had decided
to wait until the political situation has
cleared lln.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1905-10-30
TAFT SAILS FOR PANAMA.
Secretary Of War Will Spend Ter
Days on the Isthmus.

Norfolk, Va, Oct. 3O.-The fleet
United States triple screw cruiser Co.
lumbia passed out the Capes of Vir-
ginia during the day flying the pennant
of Secretary Of War Taft and bearing
that official and the accompanying
party bound for the isthmus of Pan
ANA
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1905-10-30
STUDENTS AND TROOPS CLASH.
Many Casualties az Result of Conflict
at Odessa.

Many Casualties az Result of Conflict
at Odessa.
kopeeh, oct. 30.-A dispatch to a
news agency from Odessa says that a
serious conflict occurred during the
day at the gymnasium between STU
dents Of both sexes and Cossacks who
interfered with the meeting. Nearly
hundred students were injured and
one was killed. Seventeen young girls,
1t is announced, are among the vic
Tins.
A general strike of all the indus
tries at Odessa, it is added, is expect
ed. The authorities have redoubled
their precautions. All the streets are
strongly patrolled by cavalry and in
fantry.
A special meeting of the city council
of Odessa has expressed sympathy
with the popular government.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1905-10-30
F0LEY'S HONEY and TAR

soothes and heals the infamed air pas
sages, allays the feverish conditions,
stops the cough and prevents serious
results from cold.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1905-10-30
MESSAGES SUBJECT TO DELAY

Berlin Still in Communication With
St. Petersburg.
Berlin, Oct. 30.-Telegraphic com.
munication with st. Petersburg and
Moscow was still open as this dispatch
was filed, but messages were subject
to twelve hours delay. The German
telegraph and postal authorities refuse
all responsibility regarding Russian
deliveries. The telegraph line to War
saw is still working
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1905-10-30

The pension bureau reports loss of
zoos Civil war pensioners by death
during September. The net decrease
OF pensioners was 941, leaving a total
OF 996, ,270 on the pension roll Sept. 80.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1905-10-30
EIGHT KILLED IN
TRAIN WRECK
Santa Fe Train Derailed Four Miles
East Of Kansas City---Many
Persons INJURED.

Kansas City, Oct. 30.-Santa Fe
train No. l, which left Chicago last
night, was derailed four miles east of
Kansas City this morning. At least
eight persons were killed and more
than a score injured. The train
struck a broken rail and every coach
went down an embankment.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1905-10-30
Consumption Threatened.

c. Unger, 211 Maple St., Champaign,
Ill.,, writes: II was troubled with
hacking cough for a year and thought
l had consumption. I tried great many
remedies and I was under the care of
physicians for several months. I used
one bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar;
it cured me, and have not been trou-
bled since"
Three sizes-25c, Soc, $1.00.
The so cent size contains two and
one-haf times as much as the small size
and the $l.00 bottle almost six times
as much.
SOLD AND RECOMMENDED eY
Barker's Drug Store.
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1880 25,266 32,7S3 26,t1t

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500, @rCcnnomt glpcnue.
Glite 1oro - Ilrfe Nono, gcgcr
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boot; Oiitglieo oeS jcbigeu crlter
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Grc5ebnte @oro - Sonruel &,
@eit i'm Gicnit Der ollnIteO Nail.
IluopS;" @obnlmg: gir. 1927, $1,000
broot 9lpe
&ier5cbntc Moro 49, 9uibroo Ni
S8ottS, Oiitglieo OeS icbi9en critcr
3ncige2; aoblcn6Gnoler; @obnun9
gtr. l43l, @elt-Wiolnt.9iopol 9lpc.
6iInf5ebnte @oro Senrp u. III
rid, iriiber Wiitglicb bcS eriten ,}ruei
gc@; 9Inmolt; @obnllng: 9tr, 1904
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
SedS5ebnte @oro 9iobcrt 2
OicGurop. Wtofler; @obnlmg; gir
1928, &orlem.glpe.
Sieb5ebnte Naro Oregon VI
Gennis; Inmolt; Wobmrng: 9tr .S3i
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9lh3ebnte Woro - &. ". Sorgru
be; SertGuier; Mobnlng: Nr. 1916
@cit.SeringtoritrnBe.
9teln5ebnte Woro - ". ". 9iuo
cliiie, Wiitglieb bcS ieti9en eriter
3luei9eo; aoblenbGnOIer; @obnlmg
9tr. no, Sin. .6uIton.9lpe.
3iuon5igite @aro - Charles 9
aoblitcoo, Waler; @obnung: Nr
9t5, perl. 6rcoerif.9lpe.
GinlInOpuon5igitc @aro - 0r.So
.icpb 4. Wirie; @obmtng: Nr. S55
GoIllmbio.glpe.
3lpeilnOpuolBigite @oro- 9lfber
Di Sproiler Hehtsunuolt, iuor bis
her WlitgIieo oes Stootrotbes; Sob
urmg: Rr. S3i, @illiomitrabe.
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6. Soiinlnn, 0iitglieo beS ieBieen er,
item 3lpeigeS; Iornanu; @obnlng
9tr. l20. Observation-Disclosures.
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Sotol. ...... 1888 25,14t

Die cnpGGtcn Niitglic0cr Iiir bcll
5ueitcn }lueia Iin0:
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Siio Notterion. Eorf 9IpCntc.
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9ritter Iiitrift - @corge &nr.
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9lpenllc.
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gcgcnn0rtig Diitglieo oeS 5lueitcn
3peiaeS, Contractor; WoGnln9: gtr
7iS, Golrmblo.gpemc.
Die erlpGhlten Wtit0licher oc5
criten 9iotbS3neiges linb, mic ioIgi
Grite Woro-Seorge Sonia, 1e0eni
pGrtig Mitglieo oes crItcn 3lueigcS,
Superintcn0ent; gSobnrrg: 9tr.
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gcgenuortig DiitglieO ocS crlten
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OeS eriten 3iuei-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ocS erIten ,}ipei,
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1896 3t,Tlt 1888

,n Scr -. @oro crbieIt Sr. Sprol-
icr 1919 Stimmcn. Gin 7emofrdt
luor ltidt oni9citellt.
Son ocn iic1reihcn GdnOiOnien
lporen ~ pon Der aQiuuijipnlcn
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pfebllngen nnren pon Der Siad i'll =
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q. @aro gentobt morocn.
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Gr pliei" ais unobp6ugi9er Hepubli.
tuner geaen Den BON Scr rcpubllfoni-
iden Tortei Organization oiligeItea-
ten Gon0iooten uno iiegtc nit COO
Stimmen Wiebrbeit. er bate nber
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Die 9idter i'm s. Erejintt Ser II.
@oro pergaBen Die iiir iSrn. @oriielo
filr Den 5lpeiten 3lueig obgegebener
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bon Den III ubgeGebenen Stinnnen
= iiir gang oen So5iuloen,ofroten.
uno 50 iiir Sru Helpbolo, Dem re.
publifnner, marfirt 10 Dab Serr
Wariielo nit so occreoitirt ipuroe.
Soaor Sirnm @attp's @aro CAB
900 Stimnen Webrbeit iilr Ole slb.
5ilgStannl'9 '9lnlcibe ab.
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Mebrbeit in oer To- g2aro geeeu bcli
Genlofraten Wurteuet.
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Ser Frcsbpterioncr Wciitifc ". g.
@bceler, gerictben mucribuloetcr
@ciIc in ooS 0ebrGulc lincin lmo
mlr0cu iblinnn }nNcrd1ttt. GS ge,
lang 0en 9teAcrn ihIicE,jh. iib nah
ser ltoroieitc olrh5liclIolcn. 100 lie
IN einem Wlagoiin Der nl}ortmucitcrn
Stornge 60" lntcrQcbrdCht lmrr0eu.
0unocrt iriIhcr importIrtc lno ieit
nlebrcrcn Sagcn ais Nubrlcute iiir
bic employers Scanning So" an0c.
IteIltc Ncgcr ilanbcn bcl,tc aus. Sic
pcrldnqtcn. bnb mou ihTcu Rcpolucr
gebc, nm lid 9cboriG ucr'bcioigcu 5u
f0nncn, oa lie nit 0cn tmen pon ser
Gompa9nie giclieiertcu St6dcu nicbto
utarihten fonntciL &hrc Norocrlma
mllroc nbgelcbnt mo lie ltelltcn bic
9Irbeit ein.
Der Gor0on ser lluou @orpoIten
al scr State. StroBc uu0 Nu6ai6,
9Ipcmlc lit erbcblih pcril0rtt morocn.
10 oaB allcr &udbiomtcit Der Eoli5ei
3ul Srot Slricbcn lmo 0roicbfcn
ongc6atcn lul0 sic ,<niaiicn ocriel.
ben iomobG, lpic 0ic Mltifcr gcgcn
aIlc Tcrlufc gCparnt uCr0Cn, &uus
rcn ans Den dcbopcottCtcn SIocn 5lt
cuticrncn. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, lpeldlc
Niln0cl trtlcn iuur0cn pon 0cn Stris
fcr.&orpoltcn onHcboltcn. mclhc obnc
@citcrca ibrc @iuoCl ouiriiicn luro
blrdnlhten. GrIl nod Der icicrliden
9cthcitetlrng. 0dB Der I}nbnIt ibr 81
gentblnn lei, lpltr0cn lhncn Die ga
den 5uriidlcNcbcn 9Iu ser Wubalb.
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gcben. Nit mr elmer cin5igcn Mus
uabmc mnd)ten 0ic 9roBcn S0ocn om
ser Stutc.S StroBc bellic fcinc &criu.
DIE. Wuorcn III Der Stu0t nbjuliciern,
obgIei6 lie gciIcrn bcriichcrtcn, 0nB
lie belItc ibrt 9lbliCicrlmgSmGacl
mt@icbifcn miirOen &iclcn @cidGitcu
Ncbcn Ole SOFTEN oui bic 9tci9c, 0u
Die 0ohlcnmbrlcutc al Dem Strlfe
thcilncbmcn un0 oc Sitlatipn miro
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&icIc Der groBrrrn 6ubrlucrta-Sc.
idditc, nit Scr y9lrthlr Iiron
(ranaicr So" al Scr Spibc, modlcn
Niienc, iidb uou Der oGmpIopcr9 lco-
ming So" imO Ser Chicago Gntplop.
cr0 9liiocintion" objlmcnOen. Sic er.
tlGrcHL lie ieicn oco Strifc0 nniot
llIlp pIIt IiNH IluJ HNOIpHhNNH INpNib
Observation-Disclosures inter Den be.
item, 5lt crlnngcnOcn 9c0ingnnqcn
on5iltellcn.
0ic Qcitriqcn Spicr.
Charles Ncaro, pclher mdbrcno
ocS 9luiritbra nabc Dem o9llloito.
rntm-Sotel" bcrte cinen Sd)G0el-
brucb erlitt, lit I'M Soipitol 0citorben.
9lltBcroem iino iIbcr 30 Eerioncn in
Den bcutigcu GoniIittcn uerIctt nor.
ben, llno etliAc 0erlelben bciin0en
iid) in fritiiheu 3uitonOe. l(tcr Den
Sdnerperlcbten beiinoen licb ,Sobn
blum, YoIi5eiicrAcnnt @orroh per
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shaiiad,en fnt Nlinionen.

9bspcpTie, BeropiUll. dolit. Gatarrb, Snut.
franfbeit !Saruritbr gcberlcioen. aeiirdiaie.
slnsbleben Der Wionalsh'fr. 9piterie, cseIb,
fubi gsiirmer, Aopiitmtri, ejeitipiire. Scro.
auf epn0e pebeicipelle ilnGegelmdbiefeiien i'm
9iieil ulio 1rinfen. uHrcn' quit. ausfnlueifuns
IN ioiaeu mo ne tfbensfraff fdbipddben
g,mttper,ullutta per reBer 9ieleI 5Iflnlio fam
iolori beieiiiai iperoeH onrd e.. 9esnarb'e
0rdnterpineu." bae qrobl Alliiei. nH oss peuer
item 5u reiniaen. ND'o9dor,1&ss1
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Earis, 9. Woi. - 9ei Dem 81.
ner, NIT Dem Ser GonnrcB Der 0oung
@len's 6briition sliiociotion" aeItern
slbeno gum Nbid)lliB gelongte. pliroe
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Seoul, nno @poto 100000 geihenft
bat. Iieie @abe ergiinst gSananio-
fer's friibere Shenfungen iiir @e.
b1uDc in Galf,rtta mo Wooras.
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NQt !lnlribtn inoollirt,
Beiar lsatIDa,meiar habrm arobe Srnl"-
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Die AbpN3tuuol nrihc crbct cine Mctrbc l2,lO9 Stint
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9pntbic ser Gortcibrcr m0ciGbr 10000 Smmtdru
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-19

Lessons in embroidery and lace
making are given at the school quite
gratuitously as we'll as materials and
appliances. After an apprenticeship
which varies in time according to the
capacity and diligence of the pupil, a
girl is finally admitted to the institu-
tion as regular worker at salary
ranging from 12O to 700 drachmas a
month.
Venetian, Brussels and Alencon lace
are the varieties chiefly produced by
the school, but ancient Mycenaean and
Byzantine patterns are also largely
followed, as we'll as modern British
designs.
A committee of patronesses directs
the school under the working presi-
dency of Princess Ellen, who visits the
establishment in person twice a week
to supervise the work. Mines. Dragou-
mi. Mercati and Nomico are members
Of the committee. ,.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-19
A GRAM-O PHAkE

A lamb-requin's not made of wool,
AS you might we'll believe,
Nor has a pull-et any pull,
Nor does a saddle grieve.
It's seldom that word implies
The thing it really means
The language seems more full of lies
Than youth is full of teens.
For catalogues will never NEW,
Nor will dogma bark;
And Ark-kansas has naught to do
With Noah and his ark.
'Tis thus a foot-note has no toes,
An asset never brays,
A nose-gay plainly lacks a nose,
While seasons have no bays.
And where's the fish in cod-icil?
Do chest-nuts have a chest?
Do milliners conduct a mill,
Or rest-ive gee-gees rest?
So since our grammar has no gram
or truth from A to u.
And since a hammock holds no ham,
At least for you or me.
If we might only start anew,
No doubht we'd rather speak
Some dialect of Celtic brew,
Or Japanese or Greek.
RICHARD B. GLAENZER.