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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-09

Washington, June 9.-Pending nego-
t,ations for promotion of peace in the
Far East have assumed within few
hours an Unexpectedly favorable phase.
While it might be too much to say at
this moment that peace is in sight, in
view of the delicacy of the exchanges
now in progress, 1t is certain that
there is greater hope now for a sue
Cessful termination of the present ne.
gotiations than there has been at any
time.
1t can be said that the result of
Ambassador Meyers audience with
the czar Wednesday was distinctly
favorable. 1t has been the effort of
President Roosevelt throughout the
exchanges which have taken place be-
tween the United States and European
powers since the battle Of the Korean
straits to bring Russia an: Japan into
such touch as would enable the two
belligerenls to reach a hc-sis OF COM
mon unuei standing. III this effort he
has had the support of several Of the
important powers whose influence car
| ries weight with both the Warring gov
sfnme ents. =:@ :,.>r #
No. details of the report made by
Ambassador Meyer of his conference
with the cZar are obtainable at this
time. The situation, however, in view
of the ambassadors report, is de-
scribed as most favorable" While
the situation is more hopeful" as an
important factor in the problem of the
negotiations phrased it, it can be said
that, so far as is known here, Russia
has not formally asked yet for the
terms on which Japan would be will
Ing to conclude peace, although it is
not denied that she may have eX-
pressed an interest in their character,
thus indicating a receptive mood.
Even had such a request been made
ut is certain that this government, at
least, is not at this moment in position
to state what these. terms may be.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-09
NORWAY H0ISTS
THE TRICOIOR
Great Ceremony Attends Substitution Of
Union Flag for New Norwegian
Emblem.

Chris mia, June 9.-The Norwe-
tricolor was hoisted today over
Ak ishls fort and throughout t ne
country in place of the union flag.
The substitution was attended by great
ceremony at the fort, where the mem
bers of the storthing and 10000 peo-
pie assembled. The garrison paraded
in front of the quarters Of the COM
mond ant, who read the resolution dis
solving she union with Sweden.
Christiania, Norway, June 9.-The
council of state, following the action
Of the storthing in dissolving the un-
lon of Norway and Sweden, proclaim
that King Oscar is no longer king
ol Norway and placing the reins of
government in the hands of the coun-
Gil of state, is proceeding with the re-
organization of the government in the
manner indicated in the programme
which had been more or less prepared
before the final step was taken by
which Wednesdays peaceful revolu-
lion was accomplished.
The department of national defense
has issued decree to the army ac-
luainting it with the resolution of the
storthing and the assumption of the
government by the council of state
and intimating that the army must
comply with the new conditions, rem.
dering allegiance to those now con-
Quoting the government.
HinistaAQe State L0eYland has been
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-09

appointed foreign minister and the
council of state has decided to divorce
the foreign office from the depart
ments of commerce, navigation, etc.,
with which heretofore it has been
amalgamated.
The council also resolved to elm
mate the emblems of the union from
the flag Of Norway.
The new Norwegian flag will be
hoisted throughout the country in
few hours. The council Of defense has
ordered the flags raised over all the
fortresses and the warships of Nor
way to salute the new emblem with
twenty-one guns. The substitution of
the new for the old flag at Christiania
will take place at Akershus fort in the
presence of the garrison of the cap
itO1
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Permission to Publish All Foreign Dis.
patches Indicates That End of
War Is Near At Hand.

st. Petersburg, June 9.-That the
government is plainly preparing the
public for announcement by the en-
perior to the effect that he has decid-
ed to conclude peace and that nego-
Citations have begun is evident by its
permitting the publication of all for
elgn dispatches bearing on the subject.
In we'll informed circles it is believed
that Japan has already rstructed
Field Marshall Oyama to stay his
hand pending the result of the presen-
tative negotiations and that Gen.
Linevitch has also been confidential
ly advised Of the situation.
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PREPARING PUBLIC FOR
PEACE ANNOUNCEMENT
Hos.D IDENTICAL VIEWS.
President and German Emperor or
Subject Of Peace.

| /.
Berlin, June 9.-The interview
which Baron Speck Won Sternburg the
German ambassador at washington,
has had with President Roosevelt and
the cable correspondence between the
ambassador and the foreign Office here
resulted in the president and emperor
finding that they had Identical views
On the subject of peace and were near
sy OF the same opinion as to the
method of drawing Russia and Japan
nto negotiations. The joint view ap-
peared to be that others, including
France and Great Britain, ought to be
left out because to be sure of a com.
munity of views among all would be
a slow and cumbersome business and
would impress Russia as taking on
the character of outside pressure.
This is precisely what, as the Asso-
ciated Press is. informed, President
Roosevelt and Emperor William wish
to avoid They wanted the emperor
of Russia to tak0 the initiative and
sought only that he should avail him
self Of the American and German gov
ernments as instruments for making
the first step toward peace easier.
Japan, it is believed in government
quarters here, will be reluctant 10 lay
down specific peace condttiolls-far
more reluctant than at any stage Of
the war, because preparation has Been
made to carry the campaign to Rus
sian territory, take Vladivostoki and
Harbin and then exclude Russia from
the Pacific. Unless her high condi-
tions are complied with this is a crude
expression of what is thought to be
Japan's immediate policy.
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KING OSCAR DEFIANT.

Refuses to Receive Deputation Of Nor
Wegian storthing.
Stockholm, Sweden, June 9.-King
Oscar has refused to receive the depu-
.tation appointed to present him the
Norwegian storthing's address.
The request that the king receive
the deputation was sent by the presi-
dent of the storthing, NJ. Berner, who
received a telegram from King Oscar
reading as follows:
t.As do not recognize the revolu-
tionary steps which the storthing, In
violation of the constitution and act
of union and In revolt against its king.
has unfortunately taken decline to
rseaiYe the -deEntatiQn.
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All Traffic Suspended.

La Crosse, Wis, June "a bridge
on the Chicago and Northwestern rail
road between Lytles and Trempeleau,
ten miles north Of La Crosse, has been
washed out by an overflow of the
Black and Mississippi rivers and NO
trains have been able to get through
since Wednesday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-09
Railroad Tunnel on Fire,

Denver, June 9.--Word has been
received at the general Offices of the
Denver and Rio Grande that a fire has
broken out among the timbers in the
tunnel at Ruby, tWenty-eeur miles west
of Grand junction, and has temporar-
lily tied up traffic between Denver and
Salt Lake City.
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All Wagon Bridges Go Out.

Cumberland, Wis, June "a spe-
cial freight train on the 500 road in
charge of Conductor Sperry broke
through a bridge west of Barron. Two
brakemen and a. fireman were injured.
All the wagon bridges in the vicinity
are washed out. There are many dan
aasaus washouts on the 500 road.
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Washout Stops Traffic.

La Crosse, Wis, June 9.Trafic on
the main line Of the Green Bay and
Western railroad has been abandoned
on account of Washout at Dexter
vile and the Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paul and the Burlington roads are
operating under difficulties.
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SURROUNDS RESIDENCES

i < III !
Flood Situation at Grand Rapids, Mich,
Continues Serious.
Grand Rapids, Mich, June 9.-The
Grand river is still steadily rising here.
The only encouraging news comes
from up river points, where the water
Is reported to be stationary or falling.
The water here has now gone over
Front street. Many residences in the
South End are completely surrounded
by deep and swift currents. Workmen
are struggling frantically to keep the
North End dixie from going to pieces
and 1t seems to be about an even
chance whether they will succeed.
About 100 concerns, large and small,
are closed because of the food. Six
thousand men are out Of employment,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-09
DECLINES TO DISCUSS PEACE.
French Ambassador Questioned After
Seeing Roosevelt.

French Ambassador Questioned After
Seeing Roosevelt.
Washington, June an. Jusserand,
the French ambassador, had confer
ence with the president soon after the
latter's arrival at the executive Office.
The ambassador was with the presi-
dent for about half an hour At the
close of the interview Ambassador
Jusserand said that he could not dis
cuss the object OF his call. Pressed
for statement as to whether peace
negotiations were in progress he re-
piled that he could say nothing; that
he had no news.
Acting Secretary of State Loomis
called on the president Immediately
after the visit of Ambassador Jusse-
rand. While he would admit nothing
as to the nature of his visit there is
excellent reason for the statement
that he presented to the president the
deciphered cable dispatches from Am
bassador Meyer at st. Petersburg and
Ambassador Reid at London The
dispatch from Ambassador Meyer was
received over night, but was not
translated until morning. The nature
of its contents at this time is not
known. Mr.. Loomis as he left the
White House said that he was not in
position to discuss the peace situa-
ton at all. He admitted that the sit.
uation was delicate and indicated that
as a reason for not making public any
details concerning the negotiations in
progress.
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For this sale we secured q
special lot of well made
suits that we are going to
offer at $500 and $3.50 a
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-09
FLEET TAKEN BY SURPRISE.
Russians Steamine Peacefully Along
When Japs Opened Fire.

Manila, June 9.-From the stories
told by the Russians who escaped from
the sea fight the Korean straits it
appears that the japanese completely
surprised the Russian feet. The Rus
SLAMS were steaning peacefully along.
There was no sign OF the Japanese
Heet and the Russian ships were not
cleared for action nor were the bat
teries manned. The attack came with
a suddennesS that made the unpre-
paredness of the Russians for battle
glarings mistake that never could be
corrected.
Jap Loan remains on Deposit.
New York, June Sit developed
during the day that nearly s60,O00,OO0
OF money raised in this country by the
sale OF the last issue of Japanese i'm
perial bonds will remain. on deposit
in this city for an indefinite period.
Peace Rumors Affect Market.
London, June 9.-Trading on tho
Stock Exchange opened buoyant on
the news Of the peace negotiations.
Prices advanced sharply in all depart
ments, led by consols. Americans
shared in the general advance.
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st. Petersburg, June 9.-President
Roosevelt, striving with excellent
prospects, of success to end the blood.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
AUCTIONS.


BY Z. NJ ONION. on THURSDAY June
- 1920 a. m. at 3iS So 3rd East St I
Will sell a lot of fine household goods
Fine carpets and rugs. leather scat and
other rockers. fancy chairs confer tables.
lace curtains and dTapcTIeS. elegant book
case fine upholstered furniture. brass
stand. music rack paTlOT desk. library
table. combination book case handsome
hall tree. dining table and chairs. extra
fine Sideboard and buffet. iron beds. chef
foniers. dTesseTs- wardrobe. linen closet.
bedding good steel range. huOIoUm. re-
frigerator. handsome clocks china glass
and SiiveTWaTe. bTic-a-bTaC. etc etc
Also one elegant upright piano.
FINE lot of Indian rugs at sacrifice
prices. almost new DeusmOTe typewriter,
$40 large slot machines at your own
price. cash register at great
bargain We carry the best and
largest assortment OF second hand goods
in the city. We viii save Won from II
to - per cent on new goods There is a
reason for it Cash or iustallmeHts. Ne
braska Furniture Co. s. Z ID So
WANTED at once $500 worth Of sec
ond hand furniture and carpets Highest
prices paid. 224-6 s State
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
TUT TILE BRO THEIRS.
Investment
Bankers
Ii9 Main St.

AA5 Main scL-
Offer the following bargains for this
week:
Il5S Third street. Great bargain at $3.50
9-rm. str modern. 21sx10 to alley.
1872 So. 3rd East. 6-Tm frame, lots
Fine fruit trees. lawn. S2-600
1850 So. 9TH T.. 10 acres and house.
fenced. 800 bearing trees choice terms. y,
miles south of Callers park 5000.
S500 cash. balance IS per month
Headquarters for business properties.
Choice bench and suburban lots for sale.
3 So 18th L. 5-rm Ut. br.. mod.
sewer connected List zS06. Price. s. 30.
I0-rm br. mod. on St. near Brigham.
3 coo cash balance 50 a month-rents for
hat List ES51)
arm. br on G s.. near 9Th. Good lot.
s1750. $50 cash, Balance 50 mo. List
1922
IS St S-rm. moi. br- Cheap at So09.
On fth near St is 6-rm. pr. br. mod.
new. for $500 on terms. list Sl17b
s. 7 St. S-rm mon br. Fine, AA9.
81 + ST. S-rm Dr.. mod. n W heat. u.
W finish. br barn. cost S2.5)0 of way
to 2nd St 31zx10 rods. Fine grounds close
in SI6.0GQ
4s4 Post So, 6-rm frame. Large lot.
Shade. C. water. $1,000 Terms.
435 So W Temple. Arm cut stone resi-
dence. nothing better in city Will give
you a bargain in this property. Call and
see US at once
81 TSTNESS. Sites BUSINESS
4)x22O # on W 2Bd So close in. With ;
stores SfOe00.
1881 #. frontage on 3rd So Just E. of
State St. Only SZ75 per foot.
II per cent investment Business prop
erty on 2nd So $1,000. List 3102)
T1077771 II mmmT11I7f0O
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

One-half cent a word Daily prepaid.
Five cents counted line If charged
one cent a word Sunday. prepaid. Ten
cents counted lire if charged
FURNISHED room and board. 315 T. Cd
So
BOARD and rooms At 10 y. Main St.
TWO fine front rooms board if de-
sired 140 2d T. Phone 1861 Ind.
THE CCLMER I5S N Main Ind
phone ES1
y PLEASANT suite Of rooms OF one
room and board for gentlemen, modern
Inquire 50 L. 3Td So.
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MODERN 5-rOom house. 45S S Fourth
East No children. -
S3o-S-rm mod 90 5th ST
So-7-rm. mod. 81 r St
$3l-9-rm. mod. 10 2 eth So. Vacant
S5i-7-rm. mod. pa Z eth SO. Vacant
SZ150-9-rm.. 10 Z. 7th So
r l. Pritchard. Mgr r +. Dept.
Wilson Sherman. Co. 3 W ID So. Tel 49,
THREE pleasant rooms. L ounce St.
No children
FROM one to four stable stalls for rent.
Inquire at IS7 ". Sd So.
TWO rooms for rent for light house
keeping Address Az : 6th r
TWO mOder1i houses - y. I'd w
no. Judd flats. Sd r ana Isl So for
rent also beautiful furniture and piano
for sale
NEW modern 5-rOom house opposite l.
y. s. hospital; rent so
ONLY 80 per month. > upstairs rooms.
clothes closet. electric lights, city water
and private entrance Apply 64 So. 9Th l.
MODERN 5-room cottage. So 5th East.
no children go Enquire y 9Th East
7-ROOM strictly modern house; $50 Z
9th South Enquire next door
NICE modern 5-roOm brick house: bath,
electric light. 5i5 South West Temple
ROOMS. water in house. $3.50 per
month No. Browns court y \. lst w
5-ROOM modern cottage No. 10 Dubei
avenue Apply DUbei- Tailor. 26o Main
S-ROOM modern. hot water heat. los
n Main Can subet furnished rooms Tor
enough to pay rent inquire . Z LIST So
MODERN house. conveniently located.
I { rooms. Apply room fc Walker bank
building.
ONE small modern cottage. a lovely lit
tie home for the right people 80 Wei
ington ave. 7th So bet 9Th and 9Th e
CLOSE in, two newly papered rooms;
sewer; s.. Rear - 4th Z
/ MODERN 5-roOm cottage. Vernon Ave,
/ 9TH East bet 3rd and 9Th South
BEAUTIFUL new 4 and 5-room flats.
/ Third So. bet 1st and 2nd West
! f-ROOM modern cottage. IN rear In
quire 81 East Fourth South.
! TWO rooms and summer kitchen; water
( in house. close in 163 w 18th South.
a FIVE-ROOM modern brick house. IA
: W 9Th So
/ LARGE S-room house: electric light,
plumbing; l25 II ST. $3.50.
! 6-ROOM modern house for rent; close
/ IN Inquire H. w Fuller. E I'd SO. st
/ A FINE 1O-room brick house strictly
! modern, pleasant locality DeseTet Saw
4 lngs bank
81 AND s1S-Two 5-room houses, newly
| papered and painted; strictly modern
! Apply at 5S3 W. 1st So. St
STORE and basement. 504 State St.
Z Store Room
at 70 W. I'd So.
! Enquire OF Hubbard INIT Co,
q W. I'd So. St
! 7-ROOM modern house. "a E 2nd So.
Apply Dubei, Tailor. $50 Main St
SIX-room modern. $50 South Fifth East
| FINE store room. close to Main East
/ lst South. $40 per month
Houston Real Estate Inv Co.
/ FINE roOming house of p large rooms,
I with baths; growing location. South Tenn
I pie and First West. Sl00 per month. Hous-
1 ton. the Housers. Phones q.
] WANTED, 100 houses for rent Ten
ants furnished free of charge. J. N
/ Courtney, Al W. End So. md phone.
GET the Z. & o. transfer TO move you
Both phones $50
SEWING MACHINE. $500 per month, at
White office, % w 1st So Phone l2S4-x-
| 20 HOUSES. all kinds. prices and To-
cations. futile Bros. 10 Main st.
LARGE front office room, Houston
block. Main St Houston r E & Inv Co.
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Home Trust &
Savings Co.
$40 West First South.


lfttsfsE - \ hEASON
Why more homes are sold through my
agency than any other in the city.
THE FACT is
You can obtain better properties for less
money through me.
Owners of the following are pressing me
for Il sale
You can get better bargains from such
sellers.
room modern 3-story light pressed
Is brand new and Up-to-datE. and the
main part Of It is its construction. Has
all modern conveniences, good furnace,
and a splendid home for $1,000
On 9Th W. near ID So good and new
4room pressed brick bathroom water
and electric lights The lot 49X165 feet
Very easy terms at 81. 800.
Cd So. the lot 40Nl4o, and "A big bargain at
ON 9Th r near Liberty Park. facing
east. splendid 5-rOOm house. large lot. for
Near 9th So and 9Th e. 5-roon house.
water in house lot 2i-Nl0 rods; many
good fruit trees. lawn and shade 81 200
with le-foot alley on the south. The lot
Il worth $50 You can have it all for
Sl,3e0. on easy terms.
4 Big Snap
Must sell at once acres Zine landl
near 12th So and 5th f $3.50 per acre
Great many good buys in prospective
business property.
largest list of safe income properties
from S0l# up.
a RICHTER . West First south.
.Phones 81. Residence phone 30
GROOM 2-story pressed brick modern.
close in. cheap for cash Inquire AZ 253
E.4Er Seventh SDUfh
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

GEO. A. LOWE farm. go acres. can
produce 1900 tons alfalfa, six miles. CEN
ter; machinery, horses. everything goes
J. n Courtney, sole agent. Il W I'd So.
CHOICE lots. So. Main. boulevard 500:
easy terms W J. HailOran. "A " I'd So
HOUSTONS TfiE HOUSEHS
Have bargains ia houses. 25i ). Main.
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For EXCHANGE.

SOUTHERN California PrOperty-Fine-
" improved 21-acre ranch. good buildings
fine flowing spring adjoining good town
in fine section Of southern California :,
want Salt Lake. Give fun de-
sCriptiou Of YOUR property. and price. in
first letter. For detailed description ad-
dress 2 O. Box 26-- EscOndidO Cal
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FOR SALE


One-half cent a word Daily. prepaid.
Five cents counted line if charged
! one cent word Sunday, prepaid Ten
cents counted line if charged.
<~~~~~~~-~-~D~~.~->~~~~~~-
f PONY phaetOn nearly new. Enquire at
81 E. 3rd So.
GROOM brick: electric lights. pantry.
closets, shade. etc, $500; terms CAN or
write p W. So. Temple.
DRUG STORE for sale. price. 50
viii net 5000 per year. and best ioca-
ton in town good reasons for selling
viii bear strictest investigation and a
rare chance 10 procure good store Ad-
dress J. o Box 10. Santa Cruz Cal
= OR EXCHANGE. lot Of fine stereopti-
con slides ~ Richards St
GOOD range. SO: double iron Bed. mat
JTeSS and springs. S.. folding bed ga
Can 81 +. 6thsSo.
Cheap. Light spring wagon for one
morse. just the thing for. canyon DIT
West. dentist. 26l Main St. or 81 r. 10Th
FINE go-cart cheap 80 So. Sth E
TOGETHER or separately restaurant
fixtures. including tables chairs. COun-
ter stools. dishes. gas stove. range large
ice cream freezer and two cash regis
tiers, etc. must be sold at once. Inquire
2l6 West North Temple.
TWO-SEATED top buggy and single
harness pole and shafts 2s5 West North
Temple.
FURNITURE of 4-rOom house. cheap;
partly instaiiment. L Wayne avenue
HORSE. buggy ana harness. horse is
sound and gentle and particularly adapt
ed for women and children. 149 y street.
between 10 and i today
$1300
BUYS a saloon located in the center Of
/ the city doing good business. reasons for
selling other business
Buys a bakery located on Second South
! doing 800 business Must sell on ac-
count of poor health. This is an ideal
Quit doing business for others, Start
for yourself.
BUYS h grocery. stock and fixtures for
meat market in connection This is 10
Gated on one of the best business streets
( in the. city IF you are looking for a
business Of this kind don't wait for to-
! morrow but buy it today
THE SNHVEW co.
81 D. F. Walker Blk.
Business chances specially
3-SEAT canopy top mountain surTy.
J. p Fowler. 81 5. West Temple
BEST rooming house in Salt Lake at a
bargain. 80 W ID So.
LARGE gentle horse. top buggy and
harness Will sell separate 2 5 4th f
GOOD milk COW Jersey). for sale cheap.
l1l3 ". attn So.
GOOD phaeton for sale. Inquire at L.
y St
FURNITURE of S-room house for sale
cheap: house for rent Address " .,
Herald.
FURNITURE of I-room house. close IN.
suitable for nice home OF rO0meTs. Ad-
dress w g Herald
TWO big wall shelves, > counters, ! cot
fee urn. silver and table ware. carriage
tongue with harness Inquire III = lst SO
TWO Columbia chainleSs bicycles.
droD fra me. / diamond frame, for sale
cheap 70 + Brigham
FINE Knabe piano. SO. 30 Atlas block.
a 70-ROOM family hotel; good Ioca-
tion. price right, easy terms Address
p o BOX $50
COMP ETF set hardware fixtures at
/ A bargain Cali 1916 l. LIST South