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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-04-12

Il { So ~ l5s ~ ~
Read the Daily Pioneer.
German Lutheran services at
City Hall at 4 p. m. Sunday.
"A. G. Fournet Of Crockston is
registered at the Brinkman
today.
Joseph Barney has accepted a
position at the Grand Forks;
saloon.
j. &. Flatley is confined to his
home with a severe attack Of
la grippe.
Miss Munson of Fosston has
accepted position at the O'Leary
& Bowser store.
B. n. Smith and L. F. Parker
are visitors in the city today
from Blackjack
Chas. D. Fisk went to Black
duck last night and will spend a
short time in that village on bust.
ness.
Mrs. II. P. Bishop Of Salem,
S. D., arrived in the city last
night for visit with relatives
and friends.
Henry Stechman spent yester-
day in the city on business, re-
turning to his home at Tenstrike
last night.
George Carver has accepted a
position with J. A. Hof and can
always be found at the store by
those desiring wall paper, paints,
aud estimates. Rear of Swed-
back block. mi.
Rev. J. J. Trask returned last
night from Herman, MINI. !,
where he conducted Presbyterian
services Sunday. Rev. Trask has
received a Call to the church at
Herman but is yet undecided as
t whether or not he will accel t..
If you would lose that dull old
headache, And feel as lively as a
fee, Make haste to your druggist
And buy some Rocky Mountain
Tea. Barker's drug store. ....
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-04-12
Money to Loan.

Money to loan on improved
real estate in Bemidji. b. L.
Calihan, 500 Endicott Building,
St. Paul, MINI.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-04-12
Effective April z.

On and after April Z the regu.
lar train service on the Mime
sofa & International, north Of
Northome, will be discontinued
until further notice.
.-.. G. A. Walker, Agent,
-.
- Bemidji, MINI.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
RUSSIAN
CRISIS NEAR
Peace or War Will Follow
Answer
OF CAR TO DOUMA
The Court Circles Are Thought to Be
Dazed by the Blunt Demands
Word Must Be Surrender
or War.

St. Petersburg, May i9--The critical
moment which viii decide whether there
Will be peace OF war between the crown
and the people apparently arrived with
the adoption By Che lower House Of Par
Lament Thursday night Of its reply to
the speech from tile throne AT the open
ing Of Parliament.
President ifouromtseff has gone to
peterhoif TO present the reply to the
Emperor aud his majeSty's response Is
awaited Will, great anxiety.
Popular opinion considers that the
government has no option between sun
render or war. Nevertheless, while
events during the past week followed
each other with extreme rapiditv. the
issue now raised it not likely to be de-
cidei quickly
Tile RussiaIs generally believe that
the Emperor, court and government
have undoubtedly been dazcd by the
blunt direct fashion with which Parlia
ment has spoken out. and their policy
naturally viii be TO gain time. The En-
pernr personally Is IN d benefcient
frame Of mind. and for the present will
not listen 10 the counses Of those who
advise him 10 dissolve Parliament and
fight.
/ Nevertheless, his majesty is resolved
not TO yield anything like all that the
Parliament demands II can safely be
predicted, therefore, that be will pur.
sue temporizing policy with partial
amnesty as the first sop thrown to the
country.
The Constitutional Democratic lead.
ers whose programme would be upset by
the dissolution Of Parliament are quite
as anxious as the Emperor to avoid any
precipitation of conflict. They would
regard the failure az the government to
dcclare'war as big preliminary victory,
Of which they would take advantage BY
forcing through their agrarian projects
upon which they count 80 strengthen
themselves in the country before the
final battle opens.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
HONESTY OR
DISHONESTY
Which VIII You Encourage?

Who dsres think one thing and another tell,
Ny heart detests him as the gates Of hell.
Extravagant statements and extraor-
binary claims are made by nearly all
manufacturers nowadays without any
lcompunction whatever. II is argued
that this is one OF the up-to.date meth
DDS of doing business The good old
fashioned methods are no longer III
vogue.
For instance il is considered proper
for the manufacturer of medicine to
tell the pubic that his product viii help
certain on all diseases when he knows
that it will only aggravate same. Parti-
cularlv is this true Of the proprietors
Of remedies that contain alcohol. Most
Of these remedies viii afford temporary
relief but claims are made that perman
ent cures viii be effected
NJ does not take very huge intellect
TO figure shat medicines containing from
fifteen 70 fifty per cent. alcohol ere
bouH to produce bad effects. The aver
age liquid patent medicine contains more
alcohol than the average alcoholic drink.
For any one to claim that a medicine
containing alcohol will build up tissues
is absurd. II destroys them. These rem
edies claim TO heal and sooth the vari-
ous mucous membranes of the body.
Bosh. They irritate and infame them.
The work OF destructioif goes steadily
ON until they are completely destroyed.
Another claim made nv these so.called
medicines Is that they increase circiila
tion. Every one knows that when
PERSONS heart has almost ceased TO beat
L..
but most people also know that il its
use is continued for any length Of time,
the doses have TO be increased and when
the whiskey is stopped the patient re
lapses 10 worse tlan his former cond
ton 50 il j. with so-called medicines
which are nothing but temporary stinu
ants
How different from these is Ma2ee's
(AIaIt) Emulsion Not drop Of alec
hol III II No false hopes held out to
tie dcspairing ono, but safe, sure and
II permanent remedy for bronchial and
pulmonary affections and all wasting
diseases When your vitality Is low
then IL is you neei something that Will
Iinfusc nrw life into your whole system.
This energy can only be obtained from
a medicine which is food like Magees
(Alalt) Emulsion, II contains only
pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, syrupy,
diastasir. no alcoholic Malt and Hypo-
phosphites Of Limo and Soda. These
are absolutely the greatest body build
crs known TO medical science.
Magec's (Malt) Emulsion heals and
builis up the tissues instead of destroy
iug them. II increases the circulation
bv iafnsing new, rich blood into tile
arteries. II strengthens you 70 chat yoi,
sre enabled 70 wand oil code, pnetlrnoha,
snp b,onchitis aud al pulmonary al
festious
show ths formula 81 Mazss's CMslt)
Kpulsien 70 your physielan ara asg
him witch Is betrSf Tor bronchial and
pulmonary affections Alasees or the
alcoholic connections.
Remembcr Maaee's (Alait) Emulsion
c1uains only fued II mss W. obtained
III H. prowu Druggist = north Main
street, Barre. Vermont
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
PLEA FOR GIRL.
Accuse Brides Attorney Is RIOT Seeking
Vindicati0n.

New York. May ~, The defenrc be-
gan It's testimony yesterday in the case
Of Josephine rcrranoya, who killed her
uncle and aunt, 6actano anil Concetta
Riggin. The girl il On trial before jus
tioe Scott IN the tli.ninaI Branch OF the
supreme Court for killing the amt
As soon as the defendants counsel,
exHIudge palmieli, had concluded his
speech to the jury. witnesses Mere put
on Tie stand to eorTobofate his conten-
ton that Josephine was insane when
she stabbed her uncle and aunt to DEATH.
These witnesses testified that tlscre was
insanity III the girls family. Later
alienists viii be put on the stand to
testify as To her condition.
Mr.. Pahnieri said that Josephine Ter
ranoya would have chance to tell her
story 70 the jury. but He did not think
she would be called before TODAY.
In striking contrast 10 the cold and
bnsiness,like opening Of Prosecutor Ely,
the address OF Mr.. Palmieri was an inn
FASHIONED oratorical effort. His man
npr from the opening sentence was dra.
matte IN the extreme The Jury listen
cd % the pathos and the tragedy fore
eaHtea w NC apfehee WITH abSofoca IN
terest
Hardly moving muscle. MRS.. Fer.
ranosa. leaning tar forward With her
eyes filled with tears, drank ia every
word Several times at the recital 81
her life OF slavery, she burst into tears.
AT one point in the address Juror Foster
was seen TO wipe away the tears from
his eyes.
I'VE welcome the auaignnent OF the
defendant tor the murder OF the aunt,
said Mr.. Palmieri. FOR the aunt was a
blood relative She should have had wo-
manly pity ind sympathy. She knew
Of The life 81 intamy forced on her niece.
IN all Che record Of crime there is no
more revolving record OF woman's in
humanity to womanl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
The Times Daily Short Story.


lpfaIce aNd 33fS l1hySlOEn0my.
TRacher.r saul a gawk OF twenty
4 three.s II kin tell you how to Iarn him
how to spell it, Tell him il he gets It
right next time he kin kiss the purtyest
gal in the room
There was a shout of approval Of
this proposition, but Miss Harding dee
INJURED. However, since her scholars
would have 1t so, assuming that sthe
purtyest gal" meant those among the
scholars she reluctantly consented
Very well, /" she said, try again.
Salt" snapped the herder aud adj
vanced to take his reward OF the teach
er. Blushing rosy red. she ordered
him back, telling him that she was not
included There was an upronr among
the scholars and much pouting among
the girls, for the herder, since he could
not kiss the teacher, would kiss none
OF them.
You have struck vital principle In
pedagogy said Miss Harding to the
hcrder There was a twinkle In her
eve. Perhaps IT came from ii sus-
picion that he knew how 10 spell the
word salt from the beginning ''somc
day you may be tencher yourself and
can introduce your stimulant among
the co-eds.''
The herder looked at her scrutinlz-
ingly, as IL he suspected some covert
meaning in her remark.
tGyxyt - - 49,
Il once listened to Il very interesting
lecture on the subject by young pro-
lessor. Larned Elton. When you learn
to read I'll give you copy Of 1t taken
from a magazine In which It was pub
lislled.
This, especially the mention Of the
name Larned Elton. had a marked ef-
feet upon the herder. Her words
when you learn 10 read" were spoken
III a satirlcal tone. Even the thick
headed scholars got an idea that there
WAS some game going on between their
teacher and the herder. Dropping his
western way OF speaking, the latter
said.
LtdI tut pttn NOut0 ntt I've dftUN-
cd In the coed system of the more con-
ventional east
Il marvel" she replied, that one
who cannot spell word Of one syIla-
BILE should know the meaning OF a
word OF two--co-ed'
II don't. once thought understood
the word coed, but lately have con
cludcd that my principles we're entire
~ wrong. have today discovered that
the college Won attended was altogeth-
err too near the ONE
You attended"
II surrender Your presence In that
audience has spoiled my little game"
Il knew you Tie moment you rode up
to the door. professor. How came you
to leave a field in which you were cal
culated TO shine to take up sheep rails,
ing?''
MY mother is at the ranch. she will
call on you, and when you visit us
viii tell ron"
And, mounting his horse he rode
away, leaving the gaping scholars In n
STATE OF wonder.
AGNES DEAN MORROW.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
ITALIAN CABINET RESIGNS.
Premier Sonninc's Ministry Defeated
Thursday by ~ Votes.

Rome May ia.-prcmicr Sonnino. in
tho Chamber Of Deputies yesterday Off
cially announced the resignation of the
cabinet.
The ministry was defeated Thursday
by q majority Of twenty ns the
result Of the inipatience u ilr Oppo-i,
ton (which, contrary 10 ne adAirc al
former Premier Iioili would not Mail
icf the development VI The Whole Som
nin5 programme bli attasfsi sae eaA.
nst Oh 4 question VI procedure "a le4afl
W. thes Order ~ parliamentary woli-. IA
oiaiaaiy es-cs fl4is Mould 4ei lave been
sufficient Tor tir cabinet % resign hli
ihc vote showed unexpected strength ~
,br part Of tie Opposition. and Ties pro.
micr concluded that Ne WIS cnllea urofi
Ri, rotifc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
AGAINST TAINTED MONEY"
Indianapolis Episcopal Convention Scores
Gifts by the Illegally Rich.

indianapolis, May le-Thc consen
ton Of the clergy and laity OF the Epis
copal diocese in session here Thursday
night adopted resolutions on tainted
money!" IN part AZ follows:
"Nc declare that il Is the business Of
Christians and ehurchmcn TO be hon
est before they arc rich; that success.
gained by violating the law OF by
swindIiug ones fellows il base thing
that The greed for wealth and power
which leads men into these crimes must
be checked: that the Church cannot az
ford to allow men 70 think that her sill.
cnce much less her approval can be put.
chased by Gifts from them; that unless
the Church docs take strong stand
against these sins Of the rich and pow
rrful she will inevitably lose her weight
and influence and sink 20 The level Of
the worlds life Justice TO the siuners
as we'll as 70 herself demands that she
speak plainly and collrageously. 1t il
time for Judgment 70 begin at the house
Of Cod"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
The Coed System


IOrisinall
Miss Rose Harding was trying to
beat the three RS into the heads Of the
ignorant ia small schoolhouse located
in the midst Of a sheep raising country
In the far west. Miss Harding was
the daughter of those who had been
wealthy in the east Her father had
died insolvent, but, fortunately for
Rose, he bad given her college educa-
ton. The laws Of supply and demand
work the same In education as any
where else. Where there is the most
ignorance there is the greatest need
for teachers. At any rate, Miss Hard
ing received an offer In Montana and
accepted 1t She was surprised to and
her scholars Of mixed ages, ranging
from ton to twenty-six years old But
she had no difficulty IN arranging her
classes, for the oldest scholar knew 10
more than the youngest But 1t was
hard work. Rose had taken prizes In
college and was fitted to instruct
young people Ok advanced scholastic at
tainments in the sciences.
One morning while she was trying to
teach her scholars how to spell yacht
and such other words la the English
language as are spelled farthest
from their sound a sheep herder rode
up to the schoolhouse door and asked
II any one had seen flock Of sheep
In the neighborhood Miss Harding
put the question to her scholars, and
all answered in the negative. While
this was being done the sheep herder
was RECALLING his eyes with the sight
Of the refined and comeIy Miss Hard
ing Such a sight, especially at that
time. was not usually to be had in that
region, and the herder evidently did
not propose TO let the opportunity slip.
Say, miss" he said, do you think
you could drive any Iarnin into my
noddle"
The teacher looked at him scrutinix-
ingly. He did not look at all stupid,
though he might not even know his
letters.
That would depend upon what help
Fou would give me in the matter"
The young man threw himself from
his horse and. hanging the rcins to a
hook screwed to the cabin for the pur-
pose. went In and took position in the
spelling class"
Fire away. schoolmarm, he said.
"SpeIl the word salt"
asgn.I-f
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
A Heavy Load to Carry.

So
Along WIN uyspepsla comes nervous
ness ana genera iii-healih. why be-
cause 2 ulsoraerso stomasn goes not per,
mt me 1904 70 Ipe properly ngesten, and
M prouncts sssHmliaten pyslhe system
Inc bioou N charged Wills poispns Wnicnl
some IRON .lnis Msoroereq ulgespon. ana
ID turn the nerves are not led on good,
req blood, and We see sympfomsof merry.
business, sleepiessncss and general break
down. N is not head work. nor over ply
seal exertion that does y, but poor stom-
acl work. with poor, thin blood the
body ls not protected against the attack
q germs OF grip, Droncnltls and consump-
ION. Fortliy the BODY az once with Dr.
flefc6s dolden Mealcal discovery ~
rare compinatl0n " native medicinal
Toots WITHOUT = particlc OK alcohol or
dangerous napit-formlng drugs,
q littie pook 81 extracts, from proml-
nent medicsI autnorities extolllng every
illn tss containcd ln nT. rierce's
Solden Meoicsi discovery VIII ne malieu
lase % any saoIess on request ny postal
GaIe q 'sster, Aaarcss Ut. y. Y. Fierce,
Du4uAIo' y. q.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
SHIP SUBSIDY BILL DEAD.
Speaker Cannon Says There Win Be No
Legislation This Session.

Washington, d. e., MAY 10. The
Presidents inability 10 get Congress TO
pass the ship subsidy bill was clearly
shown when about twenty Eve officers
aud members of the Merchant Marine
league Of the United stafes called on
Speaker Cannon yesterday to urge pass,
age Of the bill.
The delegation saw President Roose.
welt Thursday aud was feassnred when
he said he VAS warmly In favor OF sub
sidy legislation. Speaker Cannon, how.
ever. fatty refused TO bulge He ad.
yised the delegation that subsidy legi--
lation at this session was dangerous
politically and there Was, furthermore,
not time for it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
TUBERCULOSIS PKUBLEMS,"
DR.. Boviard Discusses Infection in Chill
dren at Washington Meeting.

Washington, May l0.--The principal
interest in the meeting Yesterday OF the
National Association for the Study aud
Prevention Of Tuberculosis centred in
the section on tuberculosis ia children,
tne main addresses being delivered by
Drs. David BoViard OF New York. who
talk an the source If infection in chill
dren. and John i.oyett Morse OF Boston,
whose subject vas the protection Of
cnndren against tibcrcular infection.
DR. Boyiard maintained that the
sources OF possible infection almost
could be disregalded, except The breath
ing the germs and taking them into
the body with food A. regards in.
lection through tuberculosis milk. lie de-
clared that as tho result OF number
Of antopsies performed BY him he had
found it to be a negligible quantity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
SEVEN PERISH IN FLAMES.
Father, Mother, Daughters, and Grand
mother Lost Near London.

London, May 19.-Seven persons we're
burned TO death in fire al Stratford,
near London, at O'Clock yesterday
morning in small house occupied BIZ
family of seven named Henncdd. and
family Of seven named Hennell, and
All the members OF the Frazer family
escaped, but before the iiIemen could
rescue the Hcnnells the father, mother,
three daughters and the grandmother
were burned TO DEATH A twelye-year
old son was the only member OF the
family saved.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
JUDGED GUILTY.
Express Manager Fined for Receiving a
Liquor Order.

Bath, Me-, May l9.-I Holding that an
employee Of an express company violates
the Maine liquor law IN obtaining an
order for whiskey IN the regular course
Of business. Judge Staples in che muni-
cipai court yesterday rendered i de-
ciion again Everard w. Appleton, local
manager.
Appleton was fined $50 aud cost. He
ground that lie obtained the order AS
y representative of the express company
in the prosecution of the regular business
OF that company. The court held that
il could find no such exemption in the
law, which IL said was ~clear and ex-
plicit" in prohibiting any person from
soliciting or obtaining orders for liquor
within the state
The court also held that the fact that
this order was not solicited but was
merely received and accepted does not
relieve the respondent.
Appleton wa fined $50 and costs. He
appealed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
Is FAMILIES, ONE CHILD.
Chicago School Census Enumeration
Makes Startling Discovery.

Chicago. May ia woman enhmera.
tor Of che school census worked Just
one day in fashionable residence dis.
triets and then. turning III her sheets to
the supervisor. resigned ia disgust
Five worked al day long aud I've
written one name, and I've earned the
enormous sum Of one cent, said the
woman. @No more ceusus taking for
me. ii YOU please"
She had put in her time in twenty.
four apartment building, and did not
find a single child among the tenants.
However, her days labor WAS not
altogether in vain. II WAS the ianitor
who saved the day and made possible
the collection of one cent for her work.
For lie i possessed 81 one infant in
arms.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
CHILD FOR CROWN PRINCESS.
BABY Expected in Household Of frnpstor
Williams Hen

Beriin May y ~ The gmpsrot hss al
tsstsl she Superior Evangelical rhursh
10 The churches throughout Prussia fof
tbe loftuImle confinement 81 ne crown
princess loriaerlN the buehes- teeiia
~ Alevkicnburg ~el'werin, wfo was nai
rici 10 t'rown ffinrc Frederick Williaiu
% june 6, last year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
MAINE AsPIRANT.
Mr.. Littleheld's Place Will Be Sought
by Lawyer Swasey.

Rumfod Fails. Me-, May 10. II i
annomcesl here that the Hon John T..
Swasey, the most prominent lawyer Of
Oxford county anil one 81 the OLDEST ora
tors OF Maine, has yielded 70 the solici.
iations Of his friends IN Oxford county
ana las consented to he aeandilaic for
Congress- IN the ID Maine congressional
distriet ngaiilst Congressman Charles f.
Liftelield.
II Is stated that Oxford county will
be i unit for Hint ana II II believed that
he will receive generous support from
other parts Of the I'd Maine district.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
ICE TRUST. INDICTED.
President and Thirteen Directors Of
Cleveland Concern Accused.

Cleveland May l9.--I'he grand jury
yesterday returned indictments against
President Harry Norvel and thirteen
directors Of the City lee Delivery Com
pany known locally as the ice trust, ON
the charge of violating the Valentine
antitrust law.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
AUTO is STOLEN.
Daring Thief in Gotham Also Obtains
Securities.

New York, May 10. 4 $4,000 au.
tomobile, containing 5000 worth Of
bonds. script and other valuable papers
was stolen early yesterday BY daring
thief, who Jumped into the machine
while il stood ,unoccupied on Broadway
near Forty second street.
Its owner, ]. II. Clarke. an auto
mobile manufacturer, had stepped into
restaurant lie heard the automobile
as It started away, hut the thief es-
cuped.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
EARTHQUAKE AT MADRID.
Report in London Of a Somewhat Scri
GUS Shock.

London. May l9.--A correspondent at
Madrid wires that adyiccs received there
from Ceryera, spain. say that al earth
quake occurred there THURSDAY
Many houses were thrown down aud
great damage was done,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19

There was smile on the teachers
face Although her new scholar was
evidently more untcachable than any
Of her other scholars the lines of his
face were entirely unlike theirs. There
was something Homogeneous in his igs
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-05
$l8,750 FOR
75-FT. FRONT

|. Morrison & Caldwell closed the deal
to take up the option on the frontage
owned by Joseph Dubuc this afternoon
and the deeds passed for the transfer
Of the property. The purchase price
is $1s,750 for Is feet frontage on Main
street,
An option was secured some time
ago and today was the last day for
taking up the proposition. Mr.. Nor
rison of the firm was seen this after
noon and said that the property was
purchased for the purpose Of imme-
date improvement and that they have
already had propositions and made es-
Inmates for building to cover the en-
tire frontage. The block will be at
least two stories and probably three in
height.
"This is one of the few pieces OF in
side property not held by parties who
meant to improve it." said Mr.. Nor
rison, 'and we think 1t good buy at
the price and that building put upon
the property will be good invest
ment."
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-05
Excursion Rates 70 Fishermen.

For the accommodation of Lewiston
fishermen and others who want ia
spend Sunday out Of town the North
ern Pacific railway will make rata
OF one fare and one-third for the round
trip to all points on the Clearwater
and Culdesac branches. Tickets on sale
Saturdays. Good returning the fol-
lowing Mondays. w. J. Jordan. agent.
Take your prescription to the Ow
Dru3 Sf0rA M