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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-08-28
GREAT NORTHERN WRECK.
Three Persons Reported Killed and
Twenty Injured.

& Helena, Mont, Aug. 2s. Informa>
tion received here at an early hour OF
the morning was to the effect that
there was wreck on the Great North.
ern ct Swift, station sixteen miles
south Of Great Falls. In which three
persons were killed and twenty In
jured. The wreck was caused by one
of the cars jumping the track. The
train Is said to have been an extra
used for hauling coal. No further In.
formation Is ObtainAhle here.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-08-28
MINI.
Filed Today.

Today A. L. Godbout filed for
county commissioners in the first
district, in opposition t, J. p.
Duncalf and Wes Wright.
Z. G. Kinch, alderman Of the
city of Bemidjl from the Third
ward, filed today as q candidate
for the 1epu blican nomination for
county commissioner from the
First district.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-08-28
Famous Bemidji Hotel Will Be Man
aged After September is by
Crookston Men.
F. S. LYCAN DECLARES GREAT
FAITH IN BEMlDJI'S FUTURE.
Tells Of Extensive RemodeIing and Inn
provements to Be Made at
the HosteIry.

The deal which has been pend
ing for a week past whereby w.
S. Lycan & Co. of Crookston de-
sired to secure possession of the
Hotel Markham, was closed yes
terday afternoon Dy the Lycans
getting long time lease of the
property from Mrs. Belle Mark
ham. administrators of the estate
of Joseph Markham.
Frank S. Lycan, who has been
here for several days with his
wife and his daughter Donna,
says concerning the acc uisition
of the hotel by his brother, w.
S., and himself:
"We have watched Bemidi ii
grow from small village to a
thriving city, and we have for
some time been desirous of en-
gaging in the hotel business in
your town. We have visited sew
eral other cities in this part of
the state, and we selected Bemid-
j as the very best Of them all,
and that only after having gone
carefully over the field and in
vestigated the businessco conditions
that now exist and the future
prospects of the places.
"We are confident that Bemidji il
IS built on q solid financial foun
dation and that business here will
be good for all time to come and
will steadily improve. We have
reason to know what the whole.
salers and jobbers of the twin
cities and other places think of
Bemidji and her business men,
and 1 can assure you that you
have every reason to feel proud
of what outside people think of
your city.
"With such excellent environ
ments for summer resort, there
is no reason why Bemidji should
not be filled with visitors from
outside points during the entire
summer season.
"We intend to remodel the in
terror of the hotel, by making the
office larger and more commodi-
ous.. All of the rooms will be re-
furnished and more baths will be
added. The entire building will
be raised two and one.half feet
to conform with the grade es.
tablished for the streets by your
city engineer.
"My brother and I have not
yet decided which of us will live
here and have charge of the hotel,
but one Of us will make our home
with You and have personal sup,
ervision of the business. We
will take formal possession Sep.
tember Is.
Walter Markham, who has had
charge Of the hotel since the
death of J. M. Markham, has not
yet decided whether he will en-.
gage in business, at present. He
and Mrs. Markham will erect 8
residence here and make the il
home in Bamidji, after they turn
over possession Of the hotel t.
! the leSSeeS.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-08-28
Fair Notes.

FAR Notes. -
The special freight car which
has been chartered by the fair
management to take exhibits
from Bemidji and vicinity to
Blackduck is in. charge of Wes
Wright. He announces that he
will have the car open for recep-
tion of livestock, vegetables, etc,
at the M. & I. depot until 8
O'Clock this evening. The car
will be taken to Blackduck at $50
tomorrow morning.
One of the features of "Be-
midi Day" at the fair will be the
baseball game between the men,
bers of the Bemidji and Black
duck K. of P. lodges. Ten of the
mem bers of the local lodge will
participate in the game. An ar
rangement has been made where
by the goats belonging to the
McTaggart boys will be taken to
Blackduck and used as the
official "mascots of the Bemid il
lodge. The players have not, all
been selected as yet, but the
matter will be more fully ar
ranged at the meeting of the
local lodge to be held this even
ing. The game, however, is
assured, and will be played in
the forenoon.
There will be a lot of free
shows on the streets at Black.
duck. One of the best Is
Hershall's dog circus, which
comes direct from the White
City, Duluth's famous summer
resort. The Duluth Herald says
this is one of the very best dog
circuses in the country.
Gene Smith, the Blackduck
barber, will have on exhibition a
sample Of his famous "coffee' =
flavor.
The Big Falls band will furnish
the music at the fair tomorrow.
The Bemidji band will be in at.
tendance on Thursday and Fri
day.
j. Adam Bede will speak in
the afternoon, at S1;3O O'clock, in.
stead of in the evening as has
heretofore been advertised. /,
]. is impossible for Mr.. Bede to re.
main at Blackduck over night
and the hour was changed from
/ 8 o'clock in the evening to the
afternoon, so that the congress.
man may return in the late after
noon to Bemid j and 20 from here
to Duluth on the night train
/ Bede is always funny, and his
speech tomorrow will probably
be as good as any he has hereto
fore delivered. '3.Is
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-08-28
'Bemid il" or "Walker" day.

''Bemidji" or "Walker" day.
An interesting event of the
first day will be the ball game
between the Big Falls and Kelli-
her teams. Both mines will be
strengthened for the game, a. d
it is expected that the contest
will be a hard fought one. SIS. i
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The Big Falls band will furnish.
the music at the fair tomorrow.
The Benidji band will be in at.
tendance on Thursday and Fri
day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-07
EFFORT WIlt BEi'RiDE TO- 50. 81
ExPa COX FROM COUNCIL
New Member Of Lower Branch Al
legged to Have Attempted to
Buy His Scat.

, Something of sensation was Gre.
ated In municipal circles yesterday
by the announcement that an effort
lis to DO made to expcl Mr.. Drnest
G.. Cox, councllman.elect from the
Second ward. 4, n
According to the story, on juno
10. tho day following the general
election. MIR. Cox approached Mr.. NJ
g. Llewellyn. whom he is to succeed
in the council. and offered him 500
to resign his. seat in Cox's favor.
The now councilman Is said to have
declared that he wanted to get
back at certain members who retirs
July 81, and to participate III the
election of city officers.
\ Mr.. lewellyn is said to have de-
clined very alphabetically to make the
deal. n! i,
Mr.. Cox treats the matter as a
joke, saying that he had no idea
Mr.. Llewellyn would take his PROPOSE.
ton seriously. 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-07
fanatics and 1T isl espsctea that Che
large crpxd Of easgns viii i.be
pm baud when play b called at the
astho Park lat O'clock this after.
GASOLINE GAVE OUT.
Norfolk BeWlers Had Hard Time Get.
u ~ e.tss. StIn65 Aoynas ~ y

Norfolk Bowlers Had Hard Time Get.
sfla: ting Home. 80 5.5l y
A special from Norfolk yesterday
!sRfd.
rseyen Norfolk Elks composing
the bowling team which went to
Newport News last night 10 play a
similar team In that city had a
thrilling experience. while en- route
homo at an early hour this morning
on Bohlken's gasoline launch .a tips;
5"The nlocal EMS started from Now.
port News about 1890 a. nj. "a heavy
wind was blowing and the party fear.
Ing that st might be dangerous to
try to make the short run across
the pig potnI bar with tho wind
against the side OF the launch all
the way over took the long route
around tho Newport News light and
kept the gale ahead until twas time
to turn into tho Elizabeth river. -
Everything went we'll until 2:30
a. in.;' when all attonces tho gasoline
supply gave out, md there WINS no
power t5,tsSS5 f.st', it'F'i
"rhe Ellis aboard had no oars and
there was nothing to do but to take
II eRsy antlplet tho boat gdriftfashore.,
r%W. u. Quinn lind other good swln,.i
mers In the party wanted to jump
out and tow the launch III. e
y "The others said there was no
need ofRthlsa and contenting lltheml
selves to walt until the launch could
DRIFT III, the Elks smoked some cflns
clagrs they had with them and spent
most OF the time singing.
"1'he launch was near Lamberts
Point when the power gave out.f
About 4 q, M, she struck OH the
West Norfolk side pof the river. The
occupants then tried to- get team
and drive into Portsmouth but fall.
ing, awoko a druggist nbout 8 a. M,
and he suPplicd them With sufficient
gasolfne to come across the river"
r y
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-07
Sunday Excursion to lMathews County
by Old Dominion Steamer, w;

The Old Dominion Line steamer
Hampton Roads" will make a special
trip to Mathews county; Sunday next,
July 8. leaving Old Point at 8 "a. M
Fare for the round trip, $110.
H. B. WALKER. w. H. LANDON, d
v. p. aud Traffic Mgr, ~ Agent,
New York Newport News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-07
LEGAL NOTICE..
VIRGINIA: IN THE CORPORATION
COURT FOR, THE CITY OF, NEW.
y PORT NEWS. JUNE list, 1906.

ssbCOURTF FOR THE CITY! OF NEW.
r PORT NEWS. JUNE 21ST, 1906.
Robert%H: Harvey, Plaintiff, against
Ida Talmage Harvey, Defendant-in
:Chancery. tsftIy 3 SIS
The object Of this suit is to obtain
for the plaintiff, Robert H. Harvey. a
divorce. mensa ct tora.. from the de-
PENDANT, Ida Talmage Harvey, and at.
ftdavit having been made and filed
that the said defendant, Ida Talmgae
Harvey, Is not resident of the State
OF Virginia: 1t Is ordered that. she do
appear within fifteen days after due
publication of this, order, In the
Clerks office of our said Corporation
Court and do what is necessary to
protect her interests; and It's order
ed that a copy of this order be forth-
with published once a week for four
successive weeks in the Daily Press"
atnewspaper published in the City OF
Newport News, Virginia, and that Ii
copy hereof be posted at the front
door OF the Courthouse oftthe Cityfof
Newport News on or before the next
succeeding rule day after the date OF
this order A Copy ste: (:
f DIG. SMITH, Clerk.
BY r. a. n. ELEMENT, D. g. '.sf:'is q
.Ahhby9 q Read, 'p.; q. g i5taSt 6-22.f-4t..
. ~ I =. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-07
FIRST DISTRICT CONVENTION

Republicans Meet Next Tuesday to
Arrange For Selection of Candidate.
The Republican committee of the
First Virginia district will meet next
Tuesday In Hampton to arrange for
a convention attwhich. a candidate
for congress Will be nance, at is
likely that the convention viii be
held inigthis city. 81 i5s,ts siT
Mr.. John p. Locke has been promi.
nently mentioned in connection with
the nomination ami It understood
that he can have. 1t without trouble
If he will accept, ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-07
.sHlpBy|lDERs AND EhPuR|A N.
PLAY TWO BAIL GAMES TO-DAY
prlzzIlng Rain Prevented Teams
Il lFrom Pulling OF Second Of
Snrtes Yesterday.

ts Owing. to the fact that a dplzzling
rain prevented the second game OF
the series between the Shipbuildcrs
and the Emporia nine yesterday az
sternoon the teams will playa double
header at the Casino Park today.
The frst. game Will jbe called prompt.
! ly, at si0;30 o'clock this morning
while the second match will take
gplaeeFat 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Southpaw'' Beetles Will go into the
.shox for the Shipbuilders this morn
ling while Cross, who has been seen
j here several times In "a ,IScottsyille,
will dosthe twlrling for the,
4 Emp1ria hall tossers. The locals ex.
spect6 to take the morning match as
they have never yet failed to hit,
Crises
hat promises to be the best
game OF the series, however. is tile
4 bon game banner, who pitch.
sed the locals to victory overtime fast
rtsnonth team last Saturday. will.
sbe2 ION 5thes slab fer the home team
Today, while. Hobbs, Enporla,s crack;
stwtEier, will be the opposing slab
q sagtists Hobbs recently shut ont tho
Ssas edmond Brownies without a hit:ori
run and the Emporia backers claim
SHAT he viii repeat that performance
today The local ball players
{hayes sworn sol emn paths to touch
III tlst mighty ltwlrlery for enough hits
to- carry the < contest away for there
ssis Attie CHANCE Of the Emporia boys
Siipgding Banners deliyery for enough
ScogAacuti I've hits to win the game
game will sbe q ttchsr' 8 bat
and according to the fanatics
ssE have seem both pitchers IN form,
sonld she hard to find two better,
ed twirlers Z in the State than
5snMer and Hobbs .Pat!9 D,IIara
eatch Banner while Hobbs
~ NE tie back atop. for the
un1sual ar1o unts Of speculation
sss outecrae OF Il this After.
8 NOON 4 same has been done by the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-07
5.7s 81
of|es's i Ft' Ensuing Year Chosen
Last Might.
/ (. 'RJTSiaEAs IS PRESIDENT
,1oIlermskers Land Man In Chair FOR
! = (. I Tine q In para.loas
For Labor Day Celebration ii
Progress.

! 4 + 3 y
The Central Labor Union held IT'D
hnnual election OF officers In Its hail,
porner Washington avenue and Thir.
ty.second street, last night, the fol.
lowing officers being chosen:
Prcsldent-W. X. Hutchens.
Yicc.prssident-H. A. Doty.
Recording secretary-J.aA. Null.
Corresponding secretary-S. "a.
Hpscomb.
l Financial secretary and treasurer
ttA-J.i' M. Brown. ,ii;i'9
l Sergeant at arms--C.. H. Harris.
/ Messrs. f. 8. Lyon, L. A. Hall and
H.4' A. FDoty compose the board Of
trustees. 4 B y. " s..i SIS "a
4 After the election of officers the
following committees were chosen
for tho ensuing term:
Organizing committee. b. Cline
dlnst j., A. Null and f. s., Lyon.
Legislative committee-J. NJ.
Brown, II. A. Doty and l.. A. Hull.
Grievance committee-J.. b.. Cline.
dinst. j. Hull, s. A. Lipscomb, j. M.
Brown and w. H. Hutchensa 8.
Label committcc-F. s. Lyon, S. A..
Lipsconlb. J. NJ. Brown, r. P. Davis.
and G.. II Harris.
Press committce-F. s.. Lyon, j.
NJ. Brown and 49,. A. Lipscomb.
In spite oftthe disagreeable wealth.
err the meeting last night was well at
tended and the election OF officers
Furnished several spirited contests. q
THE Central Labor Union will 5000
begin arrangements for its annual
Labor Day celebration which will
be held on the first Monday In Sep.
tcmber. 1t is said that the celcbra.
ton this year will eclipse all former
ones In the history Of the organiza,
blon. t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-07

glE:l s Nalt s1H6ill sAH
Minister % Finance ahd Commerce
4 MI Remain in Thlsl Country sls
saskss Before Returning 10 In
ssttlet His Government.

sEs The first foreign representatives
.sto Is gtslti the }Janestown exposition
4 groun dis and pay their. officlal re.
spects to the exposition officers were
the rep tatiYe5 oflthe Dominican
,lblic. In the party was the Hon.
federico Velasquez, minister OF fin.
saacs and commerce, 'of San Domingd,
Hon emilio C3bnbeft minister plent
spotenitary of the dominican republic
\ 70 the United States government Mt
sYYeshingt ton; / HON pFabio F'rallo con.
as by general Of the Dominican repub.
nc ut New York city.
;a 1850 gen tlemen were met at the
I Monticello hotel yesterday morning
snys' MT Y Shepherd. secretary Of
the JAMESTOWN exposition company,
~ a Charge of the division OF enter
Stainment, togethers.with Capt. Dill.
Sl!nghain, Of the United States navy.
n. hey: were escorted to the exlpsi-
4 ton: grounds, and after drlylngtoyer
the rounds were entertained at the
Virginia Club at a luncheon, where
they mot Ms, G. Brooks Johnston.
s halirtnan of the board of goyernors;'
Mt barton Myers, governor off en-
quotations t,lti Mr.. 4. j., Wool, general
counsel; q, 81 soutbgate, governor
L oI EXHIBITS tand Mr., Charles Kohl
saat, commissioner to Europe. }fq
the REPRESENTATIVES. of tho Domi.
mean, government We're highly pleas
ed with what thcy ut the OK
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-07
ROOSEVELT SENDS SOUVENIR.
E'en With Which Exposition Sill Was
Signed In MIR. Shepherd's Collection;

proh WIKI Wnlch Exposition Bill was
slsned In MIR. Shepherds Collection.
Mr.. G. II. Shepherd, secretary of
the jamestown Exposition Company,
received from President Roosevelt to-
day the pen with which the James.
town Exposition bill was; signed. Mr..
Shepherd has quite an interesting
collection OF similar souvenirs, in
GLIDING the pen with which Cover
nor Montague signed the charter to
the jamestown. Exposition Company,
March 10, 1902. This collection Of
pens will be made up into an ex-
hibit and displayed In the historical
building on the exposition grounds
when the fair opens next year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-07
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE 4 EAE8 ESTATE, SIT.
UATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
AND KNOWN AS No. 332 FORTY
E,IFiTH STREET, NEWPORT
NEWS, VA igss. y t5;s.
Pursuant to The provisions OF a GER
tain deed OF trust dated June 18th.
1900, recorded in the Clerks Office of
the Corporation Court of the City of
Newport News, va. in Deed Book No,
IL; page 172, the said deed being exc,
cuted by y ohm Cameron Hebditch to
BENJAMIN G, Wherry and Constantine
III. Williamson, Trustees, under the.
terms OF which deed Of trust either of
tile Trustees may ACT, default having
been made in the payment of the debt
therein secured, and at the request
OF the beneficiary named in the said
deed, I will offer for sale on the prem.
ises on
TUESDAY,; guLYs 17th, 1906, at 1915
o'cLocksP. Nj,
AllIthat certain lote piece on parcel OF
ground, with the improvements theEe-
on, situate and being In the City of
Newport News, Virginia, known and
designated5 by the Lot. 'Numberi Forty
four f44) In Block Number -Four Hun
dred and Twe1ty-one (421 j. on. a GER
tain map entitled Map; OF part OF the:
City, off, Newport News, Virginia.
which said map IL. duly recorded in the
CLERKS Office OF the Corporation Court
of the City of Newport News, Va. in,
Plat Book No; 4, page g.. II
TERMS, Cash as2to the sum of,
s1,2s4 SO, and l1pald taxes, Insurance:
costs of sale; and as to balance, to be
announced on dnysof sale s ~
BENJAMIN G.s;;WHERRY.
s3i !, Is Trustee y;
For further information. appIysto
BARRETT e. WEST,
i -. Newport News. Va.
7.5fo5l 2,t4S17
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-07
$500.
REWARD!

The above reward will be Z
paid for such evidence us will
lead to the arrest anu convlc-
tton OF tho party or parties who
I maliciously rcut or punctared
the cables of the Southern Boil
Telephone and Telegraph Co. !.
of Virginia, at 23rd street and
jefferson avenue, 9th stree
( and Jefferson avenue; 9th
street and Warwick aynuc, 2Sth
street and West avenue. AMI
23rd street, between West ave-
nue. and River Road.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-07
DRIVING coNTEsTzAr eoLF cLyn

Handsome Prize offered For player
t,tilNhoatMake Best Record;
{ a. driving contest will be. pulled
loffi on the links Of the Hampton
Roads fsGolf Club tomorrow after
noon, Zach playersfwlll drive ak
times Gaad thef ground covered In tho
six strokes will be thes score
II & h ilt NJ prize Is offered. for
the winner of the, contest 3b
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-07
MUST UNDERGO REPAIRS.
Boilers Of Cruiser Newark said e
BE In DANGEROUS state. +

~ is undefstcod that the officers
of the cruiser Newark have notified
the navy department that the vessels
boilers are in such a condition as
to make 1t dangerous for the ship to
get underway. It is probable that
the cruiser will be ordered to the
local shipyard for repairs The mid.
stiibmenf now on the vessel viii be
stransferred,i "a ser ~ a.i
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-07
sNlOTIC.Fl

Since the Citizens Railway Light and
Power Go. has decided 10 give up all
electric wiring and supply business,
July 1,219G8a1 shailaundertakea a like
business for myself My motto Will
be the same as. it has always been.
while with the company, to treat every
person right regardless of position.
shall atsallatsmes be spreparedS to take
Care 9 OF your needs i'd the electrical
linen; l fshalln. BIO located
In the compay,s basement; Thirty,first
street, and Washington avenue, until
August a, 1906 then will be In my
permanent office and store 2017 Wash
ington avenue. All work will be appres
Glated II ever so small and u promise
the very best material and workman.
ship that can be had.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-07
ExcuHeio, y every 81 NDAY.
I. VIA G. q o. nv, VII &.
TO RICHMOND AND RETURN

spec!ai train to- esYe Fort Monfoe
1890 Nc i hsosbds, s as a. t N d,
hampton 81 ss A. n. q. Sewpprt News
fs!! 90 Al Nj. arfiyi Ing Richmond 10 :As
A, M; returning ieavss Richmond
~. 1880 F " s1s25 round Tip.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-09
HINTS Q FAN sERs
naire.tion In Horses.

A very good mixture for horses SUI
ferinr from indigestion is the follow
inp. Gentian. one,half pound; bicarpoh-
ate of soda, one-half pound; u Volh-
lco one-fourth pound: arsenic, one
dram Mix thoroughly. Dose, a table
snoon level full in moistened gram
morning and evening. At noon give the
following mixture: sulphate OF iron
p~ne:fourth pound; saltpeter, o~ne-fourun
hound. Mix. Dose, a tablespoonful III
m~oistened grain. eu
Continue the use of the medicine for
two or three weeks: then withhold for
. week and then give again. Continue
In This II until the animal reco'-
ers. In some cases treatment Will neeu
To no continued for six months or even
longer. -
These are desirable mixtures to gave
To horses in the spring, a few weeks
before the hard work commences. es'
pecially where the animals have peen
wintered upon a large amount OF
roughage. as this line Of feeding Is
very apt to cause more or less indiges
tion.-G. A. Waterman, Michigan tx
pertinent Station.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-09
Untaxed Alcohol

The Marshall bill now pending in
the house is unQuestionablY the most
important piece Of legislation touch
ing the farmers interests attempted
in many a day. 1t is just now more
vital to the the farmer than the all
absorbing railroad question. 1t
means a saving Of dollars for light
and fuel expenditure every week in
the year to him. Upon the farmers
of the country will fall the brunt of
the fight that is to be made for pas
sage of this bill against the most
powerful, oppressive and insolent
monopoly in existence-the Standard
Oil company. The farm journals Of
the country will not permit any farm
er to go without an opportunity to
sign a petition in behalf of the meas
ure. Every congressman who has a
farm constituency must be made to
understand that it is not enough for
him TO simply wait passively to vote
for it when itcomes up, but he should
see that it comes up, and is not
amended to death or side tracked by
any game of the most sinister and
dangerous lobby that ever tugged at a
congressman's coat sleeve.