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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
.BIGELQN| OWES
OVER s3,0|.0|!|0||],0|||0||0|:|.
'Startlingly Loose Method5s OF
Bank President in J; His lis : ri
sb vate Business Affairs. a.
6 ASSETS s1,s4le!,,sE''o:'o
Confidence Entirely Restored in
II Milwaukee and City Is
81 Quiet
~ Asssc..Inted Pr,e .1.,.. I,

[.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, April 27.---The
latest step in the career OF Frank G.
iBlgelow, formerly president OF the First i1st
National Bank, OF Milwaukee, who de-
sfaulted for s1,450.o 0o,,s Is tho nlins OF q
petition III voluntary bankruptcy, The
revised schedules show the total #liabill--3
ties Of Mr.. Bigclow to be s3,277, 900, of
which s1,o75 900 Is wholly or in part SEE
cured & or the remainder s1.1lo, 900 Is n
counted in which Bigelow figures as en-
dorser. These Items are notes OF the
National Electric Company, the Grand
Rapids Edison Company and 8. w. Wat
skins, and are evidently connected with
the financing & OF the National Electric
Company. The rest, $4,000 represents
unsecured loans, the largest one being
an Indebtedness OF 100 900 TO the Broad l'tf,
head estate. Of which BigeloW wa 8 Z exc x
cutor. 4. Ri 81 5$ &
|a}}sThe assets Of the banker arc timnted
at IS ], 440,S 800 agains which n hom estead
exemption Of $4,000 is placed The as
sets consist chiefly OF stock In va rio o1i
Industrial and other enterprises, li1e In
surancct and 1000 acres Of coal land IN
Colorado, valued at sloo 900. incluaing
So 900 In stock Of the LoWery National
Bank, OF Atlanta, Ga. The schedule
states that Bigelow has no cash on HAND l
Very Loose Methods.
Bigelow pursued startllngly loose meth
DDS In the transaction OF his private bus Z,
mess si He was not positive OF the names
OF several OF his creditors and had no
memoranda with which to refresh his
memory. Under5the bankruptcy avs, the
turning over by Bigelowof $40 900 wortn
| OF property as a restitutlonarymea sure 70
the bank, Is null and void, the transfer
having been made within four months
OF the fling OF the petition IN bankruptcy.
This, however, will not affect the panH,
tho directios having more than made Up
1.-THE entire deficiency caused by the de1 li'F
cations OF the president.
Judge Lands to-day appointed tn WIS rs.
i cousin Trust and Security Co. receiver 81
i the bankrupt estate of Frank G. BigeloW,
4 This action$was taken to-day because the
1 premiums on one OF the lie insurance
policies on the life Of r. G. Bigclow pc
came due to-day and had to DO pa ID In
order to prevent Its lapsing, a trustee
!. will be appointed by tho creditors oi inc
4 ESTATE at the meeting about May 8tn.
i e Absolute quiet prevailed in banking CIR.
i Giles in Milwaukee throughout the Day
4 The First National Bank and all othel
i banks are doing business ms usual. there
mot being the leas t Incident aside from
the normal order Of things. ontldence
4 has boon entirely restored, Il;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
4 HARPER "A BANKRUPT.
His Case Closed, as Attorneys TO-
Creditors Failed to Appear.
(special Id The TImeE- RIspa!!Sshh, 7

Of Edward q HARPER # bankr1pIt e /, Sas
Car VA day. a special from there
GnP TIL that tho case was closed by RI
Bailey f9r the faed to d.
near This Is taken to signify that the
attorneys tu, had little hope OF gaining any
thing ngthle as to assets IA
tiPtnfeTeeg Bailey wilhtreturn the case 70
Judge McDowell. OF the Federal CousS
win the recommendat!on that na h harnis,
once ere reputed ! e ba ne e ''''o
INA case Is one .of the most noted g, O. O
Its kind in the historyaof r me e Ghicaso
Wheat Deal and tho wrecking or ne
Fidelity National Bank. Glnci NM y,
seyentteen years ago, FOLLOWING ,wlh .Sa
Harper was sentenced 70 teT!n ~ VIZ
Federal prison. H. " p.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
Chesterfield Court.
~, !. : ST,,e ,T,ncs-Dispatch.)

(specjal to The Times :.
cHEsTERFIELD eYAr April . =; =
damage suit Of It. D. Porter vs.. w y, ~ r,
Grant constable, and Manf ;tnm lo be-
CIR, IN IN the Circuit Court to-day, and tne
Evidence eS partially heard The act 1,,11
Of goods made BY Constable Grant ant n nnt
hvS Royall & Co, agents, the plain
tn tn claiming that he was not q renter,
hut was occupylng the property IN quees-
ton under contract to purch,a Sc: - =, :.
nnd.nt its Termination a suit of LYDIA w.
Cook, against scaboard Air Line Railway Railway
Court viii be continued into newt week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
iios E.AeT BROAD.
young, and that he was going away. sho
vas perfectly normal. Fs
ssuNof sohhlnc or CRYING? at,5 49, 3sA5&s5

Young, and that he was going away. Shot
vas perfectly normal
Not sobbng or crying =,
mo: sfe wns quite tranquil.
AT the conclusion OF the prosecutions
examination Of Mrs. Smith, she was vas
taken back TO the Tombs Court then
adjourned for the day. Unless the pro- Sc.
cution has some striking DIT o. 9evl,
dence discovered since the last trial and
zealously concenlod thus far Nan Pats
terson's fate probably will be entrusted TO
the Jury Oh the case az presented by herS
nocusers. After yesterday g session.
when Hynan stern, tho pawnbroke fall
cd 10 identity either J.. Morgan Smith,,
Mrs. Smith or nfiss Patterson as per-
sons who were present In his store when
tho revolver which killed Caesar
Young, WINS purchased. Abraham Levy,
Niiss PntterIon's counsel. snid he was wa
convinced that the States case l:l''a
fallen flat # l553s 4.
s8.lNan Patterson needs no defense, " said
Mr. ~ Levy. III al ter conference Wit p MS
= ssocinf q u counsel, The defendant Will
10 the Jury on the case as made ont
Nv the state when Assistant District At Il
torncy Rand closes the testimony
MI. Levy added that Miss Patterson
va ! not IN favor OF this programme; that
she wanted TO go on the stand again; ;
tell the jury her own story ma ' herse.l !;
try to convince them o. her ln aJu! enc;
Sshe win not DO permitted to influence &c
the conduct OF thb case this time, as f IN
the previous trial. however u s
Case Of the Smiths.
A motion to dismiss and duash the IN Z
d,ctment OF J. Morgan Smith and WIG,
4 cc,,s,ng them 81 conspiracy In the Nan
patterson case was made by their co un- n.
sel@to-day N. the Court Of General s 'e!
sions. The court adjourned n the q "
mer,t on the mo ton until 10 moro 1,ss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
Great College for Teachers sHtc:te 81 q
tl1e South. "a 3.5
.fRr Assoclated rressl

BY Associated tesn
clyffe Rose dean the peap tssnyd, net tse
at Nashville who Is h here n,ees that
f fSa trsees the Peabody eduea1 n},
fund wien fIen e the
uary 24th voice ~ S1e teachers college on
eondon that tic Of that n ad
luton raise On aadi bee, ra se Iii I'm in
that this $500. pes his viii insure
satbs4ns taasss
at Nasnv,Ine or 81 soOo 600 to begin WITH:
81 this tic state egs;a azure 20
$4,000 syulng DG lor ten N
pc paid oi l. also expected that the county
q Davidson = Thie vs tn s ftjy 8 Dr. rose Rose
vile Is ;, ~, member OF the board had
alsG sa o eaar give an tonal
RsTGyona a afs9sn sum- nssysqhfS tot
ne, tad ~ sis understood here that ths
offer Offer came from j. pierpont Morgan an.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
BODIES RECOVERED. I
Arson Was Brother OF Mrs MIS-
Woodrow Wilson.
- =
Mrs.
MA HmU.
.lRu Associated III

ATLANta dA Mp1! Z 3 ,sndens d bGd tfs
f% Fl haMard q soMa Nine; Mrs Axsop aSa
the child who were droTn re,1nd f w.
i ,seo tsrday y rtern6on arrived here to-,
light sEssss AM and We're placed In charge ofan
Undertaken. The funeral arr z, SCI M
. M.m w aHeGmitely decided whether the, Inter
.nse s Mil be IN Savannah or8nt lrflnce-
ton, N. Al Z y I, "a m ,uno,d.
rnHv lvIison. WIG of the president OF
snockton Arson, OF tho chair Of English
In that institution, .sl.as sk % s. "a Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
sK K: is MAYOR,
Made a Surprising Run Against
Older Candidates, 4
h VA "a /crocIol Z a 1,he nj mas -plsDatch.)

III 81 (Speclali to The Times pispatch 2 ",
NoRoESK Y far Az Aprl 1,g yoraty g Si snf
f SoI1 81 Which ended this evening RAD.
Fora iiby his .Ws Santest woTs
a; s.. Sley. Incumbent and John 'fls'39l - t''Hr
' 'ny reason OF sIsilby's youth, In q tight
against a venerable Mayor ~ 4, me peFsD "a
t ~ H ntrtgest property owner OF suffolk. IN
liz nerson OF Plnner. lSilby. 1Who 8ls \ \
Young man., surprised the nar'Yes W.T.! =. Y
' ta'sSil ii Is a graduate of andolph, Macon
College, tho University OF virginia st!su
John Hopkins uniYersity
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
ANNUAL MEETING.
Woman's Christian Association 'c't;i lt'n3
Elects Officers:

AIASSAS
The eighteenth annual meeting e, e. o. Nall, lhs
In the liallAtofS the. assoclatlo1l ~ " 7,oo
O'Clock Thursday afternoon. 1,ro,a
The Rev. George n; Spqohel. az ~, ~ he
,lieetng reading and ran prayer =;
secretary and treasurer and Of the Bei ne
sBryanSs|f DAY. urscrY were inte;rsperrs RE
wi Il very tender recitation The The MAS "a
terAIs Comng,'s from Miss Dudley,, m ano
several selections, sung bX MRS np Mun,
The annual address Of the presidenti![,
MISS Rebecca Norwood, was nG e1'i1 !. y,
Young OF Centenary Methodist ChurGin,
made an address, touching lQon. Cnlrliss =.
tian work and closing by rel erence !. 70
the good work accomplished by me ASST asso,
citation III, providing comfortabii 5I snn,
for hundreds sEof young glrlshaWho s 'ee,A
their maintenance in Richmond :, ~
AT tho election of officers MISS NJ; r.. =.
Norwood was chosen presldenLi Az s :, -. . :
Hall Moore, Mrs. M ,; NJ = =.
Coleman Workman, Mrs. M St az = y.
Mrs. W. Travers, corresponding sec
retarv: Miss elizabeth Nv. Baldwin. re
cordin = 4 secretary: Miss Pearl Bodeker,
treasurer The advisory board was was re-
elected. s5.Si y AZ, ,,oord az
managers were Mrs. G. BigeloW. OF me
Second Presbyterian Church !, MIS-; J: IN,
Hill, of5theSVest End chrisuan Chuutr rent
Mrs Z. J Va BoWles, OF .MarsnaltS,oL reTTl
E On ristian@ Church. and Mrs. george. ~.
#Gi,rrIe. Of STU ohns Episcopal C 9hu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
An Appeal Granted

granted the Supreme Court of Appeals
Of Virginia in the case Of the Norfolk
and Western Railroad VS.. T. B. Scruggss,
from the Circuit Court Of the city OF
covered $50 damages from injuries sus-
tnincd by being struck BY a train. Anor-
ney II. s. Kirk patrick represents the rail-.
way, and ;Caskle and Coleman the plaintiir
In the original suit t,&p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
.NOULD. mot FACE
YOUNG WIDOW.
not true when they said that Young never
had owned a revolver.
Mrs. Smith on Stand.
. {contInued from FIRST PIallge.)

Mrs. III Morgan Smith was recall ed and
told OF her visit to California in The
spring OF 1909 where she saw her sister
ana Young together. Agar later. When.
Mrs. Smith saw Miss Patterson IN ]! new !, y
condition, She was hystercal and cry-5
Ing, appeared to be lahorlng under q q
nervous strain and almost frantic. J.
Under examination Mrs Smith told OF
Miss Patterson's expectation Of marry.
Ing Young; that Miss Patterson secured
q divorce with such a purpose In nina
ana that tho arrangement with Young ing,
was postponed because OF I'M luenco
wrought to bear on Young by his wife
ana partner, Mrs. Smith, answering
questions, said her sisters name g now
Ann Eliza Randolph4 Affair fY .l'l
death, Mrs. Smith said, she gave I ne, 70 v Y
firm OF Levy and Unger about one nun
dred letters Young had written to her Bis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
Arrives at Naples.

Tho announcement has been. received
here OF tho safe arrival ,of the I, ,W l,Ia
Star Line steamship &Repupllo a. Nhples,
Italy, on Wcdnesday.8@tl there bein s, among
other passengers Mr., George w. Stovens,$
Miss stevens, Messrs., =, Paul, Cecil. an ld
an extensive continental tour OF Europe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
Mr.. Spatig's Views.

Mr.. j. u. Spatig,; of Brunswick. county.
was In the city yesterday. Mr. Spatig -
palgn for recollection. lie stated ycstcr-
day that the senator's prospects In Bruins
wick were very bright, and that condl-
lions were daily improving there. viewing
the matter from tho Martin standpoint,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
Peculiar Accident.

(Special to The TImes-Dlspn 3,
SPIN GER. Al April 27,r-Mr, ,rl!omnq g
~ sW Wiz a machinist at the. South,
ern Raj way shops here was severely a q l,t
IL Is feared seriously injured last nig i,'
side, ii 9 was working 4 rapidly reyoaayys
Ing piece Of machinery When inc ilts
caught on one Of the w cells, " ~ hllrlea3
the ina q inist. Ri Il s Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
The Copyright Record.

The total entries for the year III a9 mH g
tho copyright ID tha isi nIn Y q
G9f1nsr "ys, bs5ssdt @ a irs eopo.
s ij hoa tiy IN Iist S,7 OF them having
been enterGa "a Tor IN 1874 s,pbsIIs
plumbers OF pert ~ eGno the
class SS eaaaa aSbooSy there were 2sslas
entries. 1861 at which were Pc \, r nSa
the remainder 81, =; ~ LING i
larIi cards news papers ana 4 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
Ire Treasurer Walker Here, 4

Treasurer a. II, Walker, of Charlottesr
vile, and Treasurer 3. "A. Lewis. Of
brunswick county, We're among theNylsi-
tors al the office Of the aud itor OF public.
accounts vest erday. as was Mr.. ", 81 =.
.Leech, OF Rockbridge, a member Of The
State Board ST Educa ton. sse 81 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
New School. Building.

Councilman Harry Glenn, who intro
building, said last night he was satisfied
that the city would soon have q building
that the people would be proud Of. He is
convinced that by the next term much
progress will have been made on the
structure. 83s 553
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
Confidence in Young.

Il on May i 1904, Leslie cogg lns, "a friend
.of Young, dined With Mrs, Smith q e her Ter
house. and told Mrs. sr..h that founE
was coming to New York. Coggin g Z s v
Young was not going TO marry M II 4
- '',,ar5 sister, she became frantic and
ns ~ Mrs, Smith continued
'ishe said that Caesar could not fool
mar that way, It was impossible lot
MIN to- do suchsa thing. s. D, \, !.
Mrs. Smith acknowledged Writing y, me
litter Intercepted by Mrs Young. The
rola tons Of coggins with MISE pa y ers g
we're brought out when ~ r. sinlI 2 ny say;
l"', niI tod mo iho wanted TO marry yam
snn,,ng down to tho day Young wa I
slot' tho prosecute on asked;
.,yyere you awake when your slslss
came home early on the morning OF z a l0'l
ath2@ - 3. 3, !, 4, ! !, hea !, x,it
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
Will Go Abroad

chesa penke nG ala Ohio Railway. viii sail.
IN day or two for Liverpool. Via tho
chesapeake and a Ohio steamship Line.
He will spend some weeks abroad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
TEACHERS FUND ] n
Of slO,O00,0|.00.
fContinued from FIRST Pa zee III

-. ,na Concludes With tho hope that
tr rs f ma NAY do much for tic cause
- ms n,rhsr education, and to remove = =
source 81 deep and constant anxle, :, ~ ~
tta ,,oorest paid ana yet one Of the hist n
est OF ali pro fessioln,s. ..,,stees are
Among those named as tt " - M
Presidents Edwin b. Craighead ,,,s Ont. ,ne -
lane, and George n Denny, o. Mss''i'' e,
ton and Lee. A FL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
DRY KILNs BURN, N
Loss to Lumber Company
Twenty-Five Thousand.

Especial "a .The Times 4. -D ",
berry, this evening destroyed the large
dry kllns OF Tie Wescott and Tren,chard
Lumber Company, and slx,scars loaded !lNa
with lumber The loss VIII Pc not NJ iS q,
partially insured. t(}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
Took LauIdaslnll1ullm.rl.
(By Associate Press. )

N Charlie TTE, N. q! Apr, 27,-La YreneeS
o neos Of G aSan I'M HI aftornoon in an
effort 10 commit suicide, Heroic treat
ment saved The mans y ~. Donestlc
trouble was tho cause OF tho rasil acI't
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
) M]E >; FENCES.
Old Custom House Officers IS; rs Are rs,
T:.,k;na civilsSefyiicce Examination

@(e,pecinl to.731The T1mes -DIsD*ItC31 Y,
= F, ,'ssFgS1RR.T NEWS. A. pril 27.-:All
employees in the 1ns san Mho
WI ion Who idanot&tak the ser
Vice l Examination, began taking the exam g
ration mai to-day! gsi is nderstood that this
move is tho e ne conhtrov WeTs
5,ecantlv released land then resins stated.
The affair isl creating sonnet hing of { q
sensation here and Ri It lis thought that
some Of tho officers will be 4 unable 70
pass the cxaminat Ion. * 4 Az IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28

Ii was learned that Ralph Smiths llle
was insured. but only for small sum an
amount under $50 Mrs. Smith III speaking
OF this matter stated that The insurance
money would only pay the funeral ex-
penses OF the boy.
y Dr. John Brodnax. coroner, who
performed the autopsy on Ralph Smith.
was seen LAST night and told Of Mrs,
Smiths explanation as TO why she and
her husband beat the boy. DR., Brodpax,
asked concerning the degeperacy OF tho
lad, replied thai such thing was posi-
ble even with children younger than
Ralph.
The practice IS INDUCED in sometimes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
Bore Good Reputation.

Mrs. II. Fl. Hicks, OF Paramount, stated
that both Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. when they
lived In Paramount, were devoted to their
children.
IN REPLY to "a telegram sent by The
Times-Dispat to Columbia, Va. where
Smith and his wife lived for some months
with Mr.. Lionel Ashburncr the following
wire was received: 1s
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-14
WheelOck Sells Half Interest.

Employ ment Agent A. T.
WheeIock has disposed of half
interest in his employment office
to Richard Hawkes., formerly
with the Mcdonald employment
office, and Mr.. Hawkes. today as
ISOLATED himself with Mr.. Wheel
ock in the business. The office
of the new firm will be removed
from the present stand at the
rear of Miles block to the build
ing on Beltrami avenue formerly
occupied BY the Great Northern
express Office. Messrs. Wheel
ock and Hawkes. have received
orders for 40 men to be shipped
to New Mexico for employment
By the American Lumbe com
pany, and % of the men have al.
ready been secured.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-14

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Edwards of
Nebish are in the city today the
guests of friends.
| Don't forget to attend the Be
midji-Deer River game at the
base ball park Sunday.
Nothing can be better than the
best Mark s lung Balsam is the
best.
G. Fl. Miles returned last night
from an extended business trip
to the iron range and the twin
cities.
Last call for Minnesota rasp-
berries Lowest price and finest
of the season at Peterson's s.
A meeting of the Masonic lodge
will be held this evening. The
work will be in the second de-
gree.
We have marked our garden
hose down to cost. Jerrard
Plum bing Go.
W. B. Stewart came down from
his homestead near Blackjack
this morning to spend a few days
in the city with friends.
If you are thinking of buying
a home see T. Beaudette, the
tailor, 81 Minnesota avenue.
The satisfaction you get by
using Barlow's Best atones for
even a hot half day in the kitchen
during this weather.
Mrs. W. T. Blakeley of Farley
passed through the city today
enroute to Duluth, where she will
enjoy a visit with friends.
! Hot peanuts and popcorn every
evening during the summer sea-
son at Peterson s fruit store.
4.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Beaudette
and child went to Blackjack last
nightfor a short visit with friends
returning home this morning.
See US for garden hose. It is
marked down to cost, and a good
nozzle thrown in. Jerrard Plum b.
ing Co..
Beautiful eyes and handsome
face are eloquent com mendations.
Bright eyes are windows to a
woman 5 heart HOLSTER Rocky
Mountain Tea makes bright eyes.
IS cents, tea or tablets. Bark
er's Drug store. ~.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-14
Up River Excursion.
Capt. Mel achlan will

Capt McLachlan will give
another Of his popular excursions
up the Mississippi and School
craft rivers Sunday afternoon.
The numb Der of passengers will
be limited to 80 and only those
holding tickets can be carried.
Tickets are on sale at the Pioneer
office. The excursion starts from
the city dock at 2 p. m. returning
at 6 in the evening.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-14
THE CITY

90 to Hakkerup's for Photos.
Mrs. P. V. Allen, teacher OF
piano, 1918 Doud avenue.
One drunk paid a fine in Judge
Skinvik's court this morning.
Mems overshirts worth 75
cents at Gill Bros. SO cents.
A regular meeting Of the Mod,
ern Woodmen was held last
night.
Garden Hose at adiscount at
Ross Hardware.
Rev. F. J. Barrackman OF
Blackjack arrived in Bemid i
this morning.
Mems trousers worth 50 and
$3.50 at Gill Bros. $3.50. -
W. r. Blakeley returned last
night from business trip to
Minneapolis.
While it asts-garden hose at
COSTA nozzle thrown in. Jerrard
Plumbing Co.
Mrs. Chas. Vanderslus of
Walker was the guest of friends
in Bemidji last night.
Up river excursion Sunday
limited to 30 ticket holders.
Tickets on sale at Pioneer office.
A good nozzle free and garden
hose at cost at the Jerrard Plum b.
ing Co..
Deputy Organizer Tanner of the
Modern Samaritans is in the city
looking up new mem bers for the
local lodge.
Get your repairing, tin and
sheet metal work done at Ross
phone 113.
Miss Tinnie Pendergast left
for Turtle River last night to
spend shot time in that village
with friends.
See the line of Steel. Ranges at
Ross Hardware before you buy.
Ernest Rytter is in the city to-
day from Grand Forks for a
short visit with friends. Mr..
Rytter will return home in a few
days but will come back to Be.
midi with his family to spend
some time at Grand Forks bay.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-14

d Mt forget to attend the Be
mid ji-Deer River game at the
base ball park Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Garden OF
Drayton, n D arrived last even
Ing for a mouth s vacation and
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. p. j.
Russell, Mrs. Garden being Mrs.
Russells sister.
| George H. Cook of Minneapolis,
manager of the Brainerd Lum Der
company, arrived in the city last
night to spend some time here
looking after the business inter-
ests of the company.
Mrs. G. Markusen this morn
ing received a message announc-
ling the death of her sister, Miss
Tena Bergen, at Kenyon, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maj kusen lef to-
day for Kenyon to attend the
funeral.
1t makes no difference how
many medicines have failed to
cure you, it you are troubled
| with headache, constipation, kid
ney or liver troubles. Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea will make
you we'll Barker's Drug store.
Joseph Hayton is in the city to
day from Thoreau. N. NJ, to take
charge of the men which will be
shipped out by Wheelock's en-
ployment Office to that city for
employment by the American
Lumber company. Mr.. Hayton
will be accompanied 10 Thoreau'
by his family, who have hereto
tore made their home in Bemidii.
Z "
j. b. Flatley left this morning
for Green Bay, Wis, where he
was called by announcement Of
the death of his mother, Mrs. j
Flatley, which occurred Wednes-
day. Mrs. F'latley was Sc years
Of age. She has been i'll for sew.
eral months past and her death
was not unexpected. The funer-
al will take place Sunday.
County Health Officer Blakes-
lee corrects a statement in the
Pioneer last night to the effect
that he had been instructed by
the board Of county commits.
sioners to construct a building
near his home to be used as a
detention hospital. The doctor
says that building is already
built and that he gives it to the
county free of charge for use as
a detention hospital.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-14
Lecture Tonight.

Professor Hyde, conductor of
the summer school, will lecture
this evening on Sir Walter Scott
at the court house at $50 o'clock.
Professor Hyde is a literary
critic and a historian Of repute
as well as a forceful speaker and
the lecture should attract a
large attendance.