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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24
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Aarcsaaafa 20 a. Iuhnafuu
HOUSES LOTS Farms ACREAGE
: go % fuafn double house uua part
nicely furnished. rented faF - per
month 70 minutes on sod car
500 esw room house. corner Ios
a.afza neaeun iiill fine view
O. tfrt rusua house. ioi ftasiE2 Inn
proved Nith bfFafsnld fruit tres
tsa gsah Z minutes 90 car from sna
and rlkr.
mr. lai asg5 gaeeiisn, view. Queen
Anne uiiL West
tTia@ CORNER SKIS water and sewer In.
unehafruetahis view % sound. Queen
Anne Hfis West.
o. is4st4ot sa4fz. near iith and tsffsr-
uSa@f.at saxfaa. O. rasa. 80 per
month Maafpna ear line
ftstalsaf s1stat- level lots near sHth
and Atlantic - cash
taae Lot uxtpo aNeF iguhans Lake
Washington sasY terms. Rainier
ts'fs ,, A. 80 =, ~. .s.,s o, t..sht p.rs
waterfront lafa
81 80 . acres Al land. Eood raan,
houss. harm. ofehafd. tine for siairl !,
sazf - kanf
tso-l acres very fins Land. soath q
aaorNrtoWus EASY terms
o. - u lots tNia8 each. ati cleared
be- grass pIaes g. Keep is OF ~ good
miiA cows. y asihutaa on Ens,d casf
ilnes frofn Pioneer AguAre.
These are q Hampln frum our tiHN
Call o. fnf eihsfs LIST Nuar NfaIrs
srtr. We can seil "a u placed "a
Wirfi.ER 4 JOHNSTON.
Rneaas "a % - ltaNuH ni.es. 10 %
Aaln ~ Thanes Ina. AfCt
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For sa,s-R.si Estate


We have the exclusive handling q an
properties which We advertise.
A SNAP IN oresn Lake property. Foat.
soth Avenue. west side. between KRIS
aud jackson Streets. Two maEnifN
in fhe finest part uf the town, Nitn
view uKsriunkluE Lake WaHhinEs
ton. are priced. at least 5000 20
Low
nremertop an room modern house
va a lpt ANit4. iu the best part ~
Hremerton. The price II oniS 9 90
The SortheaHt corner ~ nafeu Avenue
ufm site Tor an apartment house.
Price ., iaa.A.
II Madison and Marion STREETS.
lot eexln Price tsaeo".
Southeast corner u blaine street and
Queen Anas Avenue. d6aiso. 81 lod %
EAST Madison street between Ind
Mru Avenues. two lots ta3f3u. aii an
seaamruts paid. knnp at pl1po
A large list 81 houses for sale from
q aaAs W. g. tii.es o. many ~ them
GA terms aa easy a. ftaI
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Our ACRE TRACTS AZ Fairview
Station, which are selling AZ Ga0 e.
TO on easy terms are going rapidly.
II you VIII "a take advantage ~ this
splendid opportunity, do not delay
Take aionF a little cash with you.
80 that you may be able % secure
the tract you want. Take old Henton
car % fairview station. agent on The
WEST & WHEELER
Coiman building. III First Avenue.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
GARDEN TRACTS
At Rainier Reach on Lake Washing
d9n near seh9ols , floIes ea9rshss
finest location for fruita vegetables.
chickens and pigeons. about - min
utes' ride and 81 tickets. only n few
Ing at much less than adjoining
acreage. go ~ down and so % month
lumber or homes built on terms
Take Washington street car 10 Rain
Ter Beach. see Mt Weed. agent or
G. X ETtRTENANT Owner.
$40 Boston Block or Hainier Beach.
IRRIGATED
LANDS
At Uermlateu. umatllla County Ore
s. 10 and ih-acre tracts and larger. 90
be sold ~ 80 and upwards. For par
ticulafa prices and terms. apply TO
gLETTENGBEN a ARNELt.,
General Sales Agents
tGa Columbia St. Seattle.
PARTIES looking for ranches acre
tracts or town lots. call AZ Patrick
Grnham'a real estate office. IN new
town Of Hontau, between old Rem
fo5r and Lake Washington. II
Z acres At Columbia within 3 blocks Of
ear line I block from graded school,
aLETTERgHEN a. ARNELL.
KenneY Block im Columbia st. Fl
Bee Coleerover acres. "a Bailey bldg.
40
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/ CALHOUN. DENNY a EWING. IA.
7i-a7 Alaska BLDG
| EXCHANGE - INDEPENDEsT 4
FOR SIZE
/ 8 go sln-room house on Ninsietza
avenue. ueSr Hast Cnion sTst
lot klKiEs fine view Aozas 3
almost new. and - sxcepiia1AJ
vel beltt cuucrsie "a
foundation. fuii basfmeai. a.
improvements IN and pAid IA
onlY rchHaH this home car \
bought fer the price u TIE grzr
~ is going 70 lsAke t0SA q
q 20 eIve-roorn cottage Esatsrz
laHse bath rcoa. pantrf -
china closet lot snhf -
Euud lawn. shrubt&ry and fr1i
tree. All improvements n aat
paid for Thus Il Hot = spee1lt'
ties proposition. but q easf 3.
tie hone. vel worth the md1Qi
f5aa cash. haianes s. pr mnsn
AZ per cent Interest ~
/ g. So Elegant usw cottage q 1Fs
ruuznH concrete fuNndaiiea. ~
I has rueut. laundry. h4th -
ard eiectrls lght. doaols as
and floors finished n slsfesl
Rfaln fir With Neatherea ~
stain. vertical grAtr fionring y
4 feet front On Tuenty
avenue. near Cherry street y
6 ao-New cottage q six rooms g.
hath and electric Aghi' ffaess
street cement Sidewalk, iec4tA
on queen Anne Hill Ffih -
nue. west Between Blaine
Garfield SO casn. haiAna =
per month. vita I per cent >
teresL ~
Il s,o-Sew cottage az live raazs
faree panfrt and hsth roen, -
ire house finished IN aatg1
oak stain. A VERY pretty -
home. with terms q sun -
chaser located On Secola ~
nue. north near Boston $50
81 so-New eight-roorn house, q go : v.
location. with lnopAues.r-
vieW ~ ths lake and mounssa,ss =
This property VAS secnrs 49, :
the prcaeut owner BY igrs
ure ~ a mortgage. Ana
nov offering u fer iut. 49,
tufo-thirdx - what II -
cost in order TO get hs -.
out % "a II you want ; -
hig snap, let us shoE So' a
81 20 New cottage Of five - -.
large hail. bath reem 49, -
try. concrete wall tolAesf ~
unabstrueted vieW q -.
washington. Terms % sasss<s.
chaser. Absolutels the 800
and beet piece q vic" pse'Na
"a the city.
CALHOUN. DENNY o EWING y
af-a7 ALASKA BLDG
EXCHANGE - INpEPENpENf -
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or BALE roDAr-nosoAz.
CAPITOL NIL ADBIrIov nm.
IoH no. E b4fie
Extending east from 18Th IN "a
East Caller hts containing ~ v
MAGNIFICENT HOME SITES.
GRAND vtEW OF LAKE wasn
motion AND 800 f5tAAs
MoHHTAfHB
LoTa n o. aaa 10 4 frosiaK. A.,
a strictly residence addiiias -
building restrictions from h a.
- AID ALL OTHER Hfps
81 Afth TO AAkE fT A gH0frf
hEIt.sl ana bEAiitAhLE PL1c7
4 Visit - CAPITOL hill ann
ton Division 30 & Niii uss -.
whether you are in the marsst ri :.
lot of not
Hundreds ~ people came GOT "a -.
the property while We we're pF,..,
ing lt for The market and y -
D. tne beauty q me scent syfsss :.
fore them.
WOULDN'T rot LIKE TO Htvv
YOUR HOME N SUCH a cHtfr
IhG ELAfEH Thea come cat ~
select your laf Tomorrow iassfs y.
choicest ones hre all taken. aaa ~
price that year hence wti ~.
you congratulate yoaHasf tL4i b 8
yours.
Remember. n f. the NOS, hs.~e,s
view property and iH fsN fsan
will b the highest priced rsassss.,
property ia tie City q beaitis.
WHY Because the apiena4 4,
rounding The uuriFaied fssN a,
large lota. and protecting rektreuos
We grade the streets and pat i =.
ment sidewalks.
TIE PRICE IS usoe TO tzn Pm
FOOT FRONT
TERMS ONEeTWiKu CASH. 0rE
THIRD IL SIX MONTH"; ~
BALANCE ~ ONE YEAR. m
CENT INTEHEsr
TAKE CAPITOL HILL CAR fs II
~ uua tFroHpeEf ST. 80 easf = n
flee o. gNt Ave where saissnss
will meet sou and EhnN you zruaA
Come prepared e by.
Cone f0daF
pHEI.AN A Costello.
ENa=s Globe Hldg
Downtown phones Ind. iag1 Mar "a
Capitol Hlu office phone. Ind AKA
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LAKE WASHINGTON WATER
FRONT
7 HIRES To F1NF ACRE TRACTS
beautifully aauuinE "a "a ciahH beach
III touch hy fr.4urnt boats Close 10
Seattle NsfH attractive hamfaitsH.
and q SifHENu INVESTOR Vito
examines MHH aErss sith ia that
al the price - gas pr acrr there Is
nnfnlak else Ha Euah IN the market
EAsf TERMS
CHARLES suMEHa COMPANY.
Ni-4 alaska ntsuG.
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HOW Much RENT DO YoU PAY1
II You have 10 cash aud paN only so
per mo usse than rent Ter houses
you the ThasHF nf several NV
cottages - I or 3 fnumn Take Hsae
con tlili car set off az Lander -
house
40 Gzf cotfAKs lot s0aia
o. xo~fsF cottage z lots $500
g 1o@tsf heslasn hafh rnnna snrt1a
also = feN lots from 40 40. Terms
TfiE CHEAPEST gIHHFsIN PROP
EHTf ON THE MARKET
lnauirs at iNc Lander street or
nRuKN 4 BEST. :is MARioS BLDG
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WANT no sroP PAYING REMIT


WANT TO sroP PAYING REMIT
sice Groom house on Eaatlakq
avenue. All modern. beet II
plumbing. lot OoHia9# .s,..,ssss.... q 10
rooms. ali modern. lot eaia0,
fine iawu. bargain. price $3.50, t.fg9
s rooms. wis fips basement of
fonefele HAudfy tuua, hp 20 80.
cate. TOR 800 800. stt'''ssstt''''ss'9
sroom hoqaa modern. with fugni.
hedge. Woddshed. chicken house. -
TOT sstst tssst t,ttss sstsffssstt NV
fine id.rnom house. 8 rooms fur
niHhed N yea are looking for -.
bargain price .t sssrs tsssst's. l@.a8s
SPOON house and lot. fine view. -.
room house. lot Saio5 modern. :.
i.foom house. z lots. large fruit -
- iots room house. for $500. 80
broom house ana lot close IN fnf ~
Groom house ana 10. sios,g,, m. fgr ii.sao
The Hrs bargain only F.-.-, 40
t.fuHu 1ure. lots. u fruit trees.
FtfaH rriaa. blaokberries. eur -.
house S lo j''s sosido. Tor %
house I lots q. .... sss... -
IA house. 3 lots t0xlW each.
fruit trees chicken houses. =.
We hays gfopefiiea - 40 priees aac
terms We never tafn a sustoi .5.i5i
away u .hsf hafHH much % tH8
down Come and see me.
n MlcHENER "a Lumber Exchange
nEsr BAHdA1Ns II CITY PHoP-
EHTN
6GNizQ ten blocks from first Ave
oais8 ia iiapkss I'D from 80 20 I569
q feet ~ Lake WashinEton Wa go
ioorio. cor East sprins and e,h -
ioosiia cor East sprins ana aiih :.
/, lois In Collins Addition Tor 81
! lots t. Giiman's Addition near p
proposed FaHt taNf0H Car Line 20
Lots with bsautifui Fics = he
ditioa nsaF Proposed wort law -.
& Acres near Port tawton Car
Corner 81 Howard Avsnas aud
Howell street. lNnfEQ. ...-s#.H ie. 60
MOHHIHON 4 EsHEfMAN fNC
Rooms izp7 ard ISIS Alaska building
o ACRES Il Tbs Dafisn. fine fruit
ana wheat land i-raafn house barn
chicken houses trade Tor mouse ana
tot or roominE house.
Small ranch below Kent. en- sound.
trade for rueminE house, Pay diffsf-
ruCHs
Have some fine acreage a. Olympia,
miEht consider trade for coed
r0nminE house.
Have some fine lots az Green Lake
equity 8 800. might consider roominH
house
n NfCHESEn. ~ Lumber Exchange
10 ACHEK between 10 and - acres
CLEARED house barn. chicken houses
40 fruit trees creek runs through
whole place quite d little bottom
land CuHs. J horse and wagon
dozen hens. This sounds nearly a.
Boud IS Ne could Nant. and il is only
d 80
flns homesteade r. trade far prop.
rffF ground Seattle They are well
improved What have Fou to Offer =
AiNa some ftnr Eastern Washington
ranches Tor sale Asu
n MtcffENEH - Lumber Exchange
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TAKE cid Raatua ear 10 Fairpiew
station gnd Sc cur acfe tracts faf
- q p oar ansuf ~ station Of
hee wiit rh0a Fuu fhs beet invest
fnenf On he market 60 onf - once
g tlHd the bargain. HuiltfnE On
those tracts IL ALREADY under way
Small paYmsut desn ard eaaY
WEST & WHEELER. nc.
tulman halldirx
10 You WANT
Your cts nssidsnrsr
Your ceantry Hemsf
Your NsHant f.atf
Your NHtmprused Acreage
Your Place ~ HusipHaa
II 81. eaH and SEE i.fsfsfE " ADAMS
. STAR BOYD nias as's ftrst ~. It
FnEE LAND 70 roor men AnybadT
Nho has nnt enough money 10 bag
ny - eiess tH acre tracts On : ear
hnss and ak en terms q ie esass
% anyone piaatiuE potatoes this
year and Fixlag me fhs crop. He~
Griffia The cashier. room z upstairs
10 Times His % 6. =. Hliman II
SUMMER HOME on TIE s0UND-
One hours ride from Seattle small
tact q land ~ ~ hiEh state -
a
. minateH walk FROM store nasfnf.
Zee ard station neat res COTTAGE.
iarEs rooms Nith fraut sni back
A - nles " aefs Tract close ta above
Price fer bath. q ~
HOnEftT NAIsTnY
HeF-a Alaska nids, -
Now on THE MARKET
Milholl NHd p Addition. laeated On Hsas
con HfiL wlth beHutifui Wee - lake
end mountains. HANDY 60 tWe electric
ever tusniy cts ~ no on year own
cHAH D. ADAMS.
80 coimau HldE TT
70 ACRES miles from seattle Alt
wNii improved ore hard. small fruit
good t.f0ofu hause. stream - water
running thruHEn place lies On rouu=
~ rad. pries rec. terms 20 suit
6 acres. Is mile car lire. 8 miles q
city good HpriuE = water good
view q Lake Washington. price
ws also have some fine farms highly
lfnuEgIsd. ranging IN price from f4lsa
Gail ard ses Ne.
STEWART. STEWART a Co.
Room 81 Union Xix.
Gia first Ave
taoo-ia acres. = acres cleared. balance
81 pasture - bearing fruit trees.
houses and Some stock fine run
ming Watfr. Easy terms.
t2iRa- - ncrss r. acres cleared. balance
y pasture all under fence orchard
barns work shop. chicken house.
st.ETTENGEN = ARNUI.I.
hsnney biock, 10 Columbia ~.
I -
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= a. o bushels q wheat 10 the
acre this u what these Free
Hnmestuads will produce this "
the chance Ia Use suaf Home
stead Right whiir there lH sasnrs
thing good left Cali and make
arrangements 10 fntu the next
party salts faction euArNntEsa.
UOiI4Et. G4aeN Ftanner hlaea
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TWO CHOICE TEN ACRE TRACTS
40 each on corner ~ two county
roads. rich second bottom land. LA
level very easily cleared, mostly
alder and maple. fine location. very
EoBERT HATIBY
fs-z0-n Alaska building IA
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WILL. take fSu cash fer equity % tS1
on s. So property The property Is
cold on contract and payments are
a. pr month Interest 4 per cent
Figure up the profits on this Invest
meut Come out and see the proper
~ and talk u over with the owner.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-18
"The Bankers Child. !"

Among the pleasant tasks we
occasionly have to perform is this
one, making special mention of
the coming engagement of The
Shannons who will be seen in
''The Bankers Child,' for one
night only, Friday July 21.
The much talked of Shannon
children, Hazel and Harry, will
be seen as Warren and Stella,
playing two Of the longest and
most intricate parts ever at
tempted by children. Tons of
special scenery is carried for the
production. A number of clever
specialties will be introduced.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-18
RUSSIA COUNTING ON INDIRECT
INTERFERENcE TO MoDER-
ATE JAPAN,s DEMANDS.
POWERS ARE BECOMING ALARMED
NO LONGER BELIEVE IN JAPA-
NEsE ASSURANCES OF THE
OPEN DOOR FOR ALL.

st. Petersburg, July 1S.-The Novoe
Vremya prints the following state
ment of Russia's position, which may
be inspired
Russia can consent only to such a
peace as will not affect the dignity or
vital interests of the empire. To act
otherwise would be fatal to Russia
and would threaten all Europe. Eu-
rope no longer believes in Japans as
surances that she will not restrict Eu-
ropean, interests in the Far East Even
in England and America the voices of
moral instigators can be heard in favor
of the Indirect interference Of the pow
ers to moderate ,Japan's demands. Our
plenipotentiaries must remember that
they must defend the interests not
only of Russia but also Of the other
Caucasian powers and they will find
moral support in Berlin, Paris, Wash
ington and perhaps even in London.
Our army in the field is much stronger
than it was fifteen months ago.
'sThe Hamburger Nachrichten pro-
poses that Europe intimate to Japan
that extreme demands will be resisted
by Europe III general, especially Ger
many. This is a valuable statement.
We must ascertain the acceptable
maximum of our concessions to Japan
from the European point of view and
act accordingly"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-18
BOYS ALWAYS IN THE WAY.
Secretary Shaw Makes Dedicatory Ad-
dress at Lake Geneva. Wis.

Secretary Shaw Makes Dedicatory Ad-
dress at Lake Geneva. Wis.
Lake Geneva, Wis, July 18.-Leslie
M. Shaw, Secretary Of the treasury,
delivered the dedicatory address at the
new $4,000 Y. NJ. C. A. building here.
Mr.. Shaws remarks were directed to
and for the benefit of the American
boy. He said that there were few
places the boy was wanted He was
always in the way.
Boys are showed out and there are
few open doors for them" said Mr..
Shaw. 1t was ITO provide an open
door for the boys where they would be
surrounded by good influences and be
directed in paths Of rectitude and vir-
tue that this building had been pro.
vided. So that by means of right teach
ing and uplifting environments the
boy will be enabled to become an up.
right, honest and influential citizen of
the community.
81 am often asked what boy should
do and my answer is to do anything,
but be sure and do that thing better
than it is now being done That is
the one great secret of success in this
life,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-18
PROSECUTIONS MAY FOLLOW.
Testimony in Equitable Investigation
Furnished District Attorney.


New York, July 1S.-An official copy
OF the testimony taken by Superin-
tendent OF Insurance Hendricks in his
inquiry into the affairs of the Equita-
BILE Life Assurance society, which Dis
trict Attorney Jerome made several
unsuccessful attempts to procure last
week, was received at the district at
torney's Office during the day. 1t was
taken there by a special messenger
from the office of Robert Hunter, dep
uty superintendent OF insurance, under
an order issued by Superintendent
Hendricks. Mr.. Jerome has announced
that he will make a careful examina-
ton of the testimony and that if con
ditions seem to warrant it criminal
action will be begun.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-18
KING OSCAR HOPES sWEDEs WILL
REMAIN CALM AND THUS
AVOID BLooDsHED.
SURPRISED BY SUDDEANEss OF ACT
RULER OF SWEDEN DENIES THAT
He PREclPiTATED SEVER
ANcE OF UNION.

Berlin, July 1S.-Dr. Hugo CAM,
correspondent of the Frankfort lei.
tung, has had an interview with King
Oscar of Sweden at Stockholm, during
which his majesty said he admired
the way in which the Norwegians won
to their side all the European pub
licists without, however, beneftting
their cause.
The wrong remains wrong said
the king, adding that the Norwegians
had surprised him by the suddenness
of their acts. King Oscar denied that
he had precipitated the crisis by de-
clining to accept the resignation of
the Norwegian cabinet, for the Nor
Wegians had declared that whoever
accepted a portfolio would cease to be
Ia Norwegian.
had heard only words of respect for
the king in Norway, to which his
majesty replied:
'For my part | have forgiven the
NorWegians and hope to God that the
Swedish people will also remain calm,
for it would only be hanging mill
stone about our necks to restore the
union fOrclbly." !"
The king also said that appointing
a Swedish prince to the Norwegian
throne would certainly be the simplest
solution of the difficulty, but the result
would be distrust in Sweden or in
Norway. Every time public opinion
either in Sweden or Norway was dis
pleased with the soyereign's act the
Cry would be raised that '.the son does
this to please the father or ''the
father does this to please the son.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-18
FROHN.
And still it rains.

1
Mr.. and Mrs. Pickles are re-
joicing over the rival Of a little
daughter.
At the school election in dis
trict No. go, Albert Brewer was
elected clerk.
A number of the people in this
vicinity enjoyed a picnic at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Mel
son. All report an enjoyable
time.
Owing to the high water the
hay crop on low land will not be
cut and a scarcity Of hay is pre-
dicted.
James McCafery, who has
been working near Deer River is
spending a few weeks with rela-
tives and friends.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-18
FATAL FIGHT IN. CHURCH.
kentuckian Kills One Man and Wounds
Another

Owingsville, KY, July 18.-Tele.
grams from Beattyville, Ky, say that
John Miller of Breathitt county shot
and killed Jsmes Crees and wounded
James NJ Thomas during a fight in a.
church on Fraley creek, Lee county.
Miller entered the church, according
to the report received here, and an
nounced that he was the best man in
the house. Crees and Thomas dis
puted this and the shooting followed.
A mob formed to lynch Miller, but the
sheriff landed his prisoner safely in
the Beattyville Jail.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-18
Carter Building Residence.

A. A. Carter has com menced
the erection of a residence at the
corner of Mississippi avenue and
Eighth street. The residence
will be 24x36 feet in size and will
cost about $1,000. Mr.. Carter
will make his home with his
family at the new house.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-18
RUSSIAN TROOPS MUTINY.

Officer Of the Ekaterinburg Regiment
Murdered.
Lodz, July 18.-Part Of the Ekater.
1nburg regiment stationed here mu-
tined during the day and killed an
officer. The mutineers were arrested
Owing to the state Of siege the citi-
ems OF Lodz are compelled to con-
tribute Sl,500 daily towards the main
tenance Of the troops here.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-18
Poor Milk Probable Cause.

Cleveland, July Is. Within the pasi
nine days eighty-two infants under one
year of age have died in Cleveland
and the city health authorities are
making close investigation into sani.
,tary conditions and the, milk supply.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-18
Miners Ask HIqf1er WAGES.

Hazleton, Pa, July 18.-Alleging
that they are not being paid standard
wages the 250 employees of the Hazel
Mountain Coal company at Black
Ridge went on strike during the day.
The company is not party to the
award Of the anthracite strike COM
mission.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-18
JAPs REcoNNolTER BAYS.

Seek Landing Places for Troops Near
Vladivostok.
Nil1olskoe, Asiatic Russia, July 1S,
-Four Japanese torpedo boat destroy
ers reconnoitered Olga and Vladimir
bays, northeast of Vladivostok, July
IA and Is. They made soundings and
examined the shores and were evident
ly investigating the possibilities 3 of
landing troops They examined the
wreck of the Russian cruiser Izmrud
by means Of divers
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Warsaw Police officer slain.

Warsaw, July 1S.-A sergeant Of de
tectlyes was shot and killed here by
an unknown man. A patrol of infan-
try, while pursuing the assassin, fired
yolley, killing merchant.
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Japs Continue Bombardment.

st. Petersburg, July 1S-General
Linevitch, under date Of July 16, re-
ports that the Japanese on July IA
were bombarding Naibuchi, on the
southeast coast of the island of SAX
halls.
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PAREsis AssAlLs HENDERSON.
Serious Turn in Condition of Former
Speaker.

Dubuque, Ia, July 1S.-Colonel D.
B. Henderson, former speaker of the
house of representatives, is suffering
from paresis, according to an an
nouncement made by his physician.
Three weeks ago Colonel Henderson
sustained a stroke of paralysis of the
right arm and leg. He has since re-
ceived, to some extent, the use of these
members. He is able to raise his arm
to his head and with assistance can
walk across his room, but his condi-
ton is considered serious by his physi-
cian
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HOTEL BURNS
SEVEN ARE DEAD
Gas Tank Explosion Started Fatal
Fire at Wabasha Early This
Morning.

Wabasha,
perished the
areM unable oextngu
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HOSPITAL ROOF FALLS.
Three Score Killed in Disaster at
Fernno. italy.

trmo, Italy.
Fermo, Italy, July 1S.-The roof of
the chapel of the Women's hospital
fell in during the morning during the
celebration of mass, killing sixteen
women and fifty children and inJuring
many other women and large num-
her of children