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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-05-10
JAIL PRISONERS STRIKE.
Refuse to Do Penal Work Till They
a Get ST obacco.

Get Tobacco.
Washington, Pa, May 10,-Twenty
county jail prisoners, composing the
squad used in cleaning the public
streets, went on strike during the
day which lasted until they were sup
piled with their daily allowance of to-
bacco. Heretofore the county commits
sioners had supplied the prisoners
with tobacco, but an order was issued
that no more be furnished. The sheriff
appealed to the commissioners, who
rescinded the order.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-05-10
vEsUvlus REVIEWS ACTIVITY.

Dense Column Of Smoke Arising From
the Crater.
Naples, May 1O-Vesuvius is again
showing considerable activity. A dense
column of smoke is rising from the
crater and spreading like an umbrella,
accompanied by loud detonations and
electrical discharges, which are espe-
cially noticeable from Resina The
main crater is discharging sand and
cinders.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-05-10
Benefits Ten Thousand Men.

Altoona, Pa, May 1O.-The shopmen
OF the Pennsy ylvania railroad, who were
reduced to twenty five hours a week on
April 2, have been notified that here
after the regular hours will be fifty
five a week. Over 10000 men between
Philadelphia and Pittsburg will be
benefited
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-05-10

every indication that 1t would cul-
inmate in pneumonia. but this was
ayerted and now, it ia learned, he is
suffering from a complication of all
ments which give no promise Of his
recovery.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-05-10

Edwin Burrltt Smith, one of the best
known lawyers in Chicago, is dead fol
lowing an illness extending over a
year
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-17

BERKELEY, June 16-Five years
ago Estelle Murdoch, a pretty univer-
sity girl, took her life in her hands,
as the lady novelists say. and ventured
into the wilds inhabited by the Moros
in the Philippine Islands. She pur-
posed establishing a school for the
Moro children, where something of
American civilization might be taught
the half-savage youngsters who had
suddenly become the wards of this ma
tion.
Miss Murdoch was the first woman to
venture into this territory She sue
ceeded in her work, and has returned
to the home of her people in Berkeley
to enjoy rest that few will deny is
very well earned. Her record of toll
and sacrifice in the islandsis not con-
tanned in any official reports, nor have
any medals from Uncle Samuel come
her way. but Miss Murdoch is not dis
appointed on that account. She has
the satisfaction that comes from the
consciousness of stern duty well done
and mission undertaken and brought
TO proper conclusion. incidentally,
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-17

real idea involved in the school. Then
their resistance ceased.
Miss Murdoch purposed teaching the
Moro children how to develop to the
utmost the industrial arts of the tribe
She did not purpose teaching English to
the Moros. That was a waste of time,
she believed. She still believes it. She
declares that the idea of American
izing" the Moros is nonsense, If that
idea includes the making over of the
Fiiipinos into the American mold. The
best that can be done for them is the
training of the children TO work instead
of to gamble. and TO work at the-trades
which Filipinos are able to master
The Filipinos despise manual work,
and II is the overcoming of this preju-
dice against toll with the hands that
constitutes teachers chief battle in
the islands. The other parts of the bat
tie are the Introduction of baths, the
use of soap. the advocacy of cleanliness
in home and in person and the inculca-
tion of respect for the white teachers
from over the ocean.
One conclusion of Miss Murdoch's is
that the route to be traversed by the
Filipinos before independence may be
granted them Is long, hard road, over
tread slowly. under steady supervision
of wise and good white folk. who must
have unwearying patience with the
brothers in brown and a faith that is
not TO be dimmed by repeated back
slidings and myriad departures by the
Filipino folks from the beaten road.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-17

Continued From rage II, Column D
anniversary of Bishop Nichols conse-
Grafton, and at his desire the service
this year will have special Significance
as an act OF thanksgiving for our pres
ervation in the late time of trouble.
Special music will be rendered by the
Vested Choir Association under the di-
rection of Mr.. Sabin of st. Luke's. Spe-
cial prayers will be used and the service
will last one hour.
The Bishop will make the address 1t
is to be hoped that there will be very
large attendance.
Services of. the Roman Catholic
churches, which will include the OBJ
servance of the feast OF Corpus Christi,
will be as follows:
iCathedral-6. 7. s. 9. 10. II; vespers
Holy Cross Gold church) % 80, 80, s
st. Dominic's, at rear of old church
Usual morning SERVICES;
e. ShaTlsss' Shtsls 7se Gao s;se; 20 l9isa 81 60
ST. GATHERINGS Home. 9.
st. Joseph's. Tenth and Howard
streets-s, 1890.
81; Paurs16. Z. g. 3, 10, IL
Star of the Sea-6:so, 7:So, 9. ii.
St Roses (Potrero)-6, Z. 1880. s:15
st. Ignatius. 1890 Eddy street-Masses
5, 5:45. 80, 7:30. $50, 9 40, 1890.
ST. Francis telegraph Hill)-7, 9, TO-
st. Francis. foot of Montgomery ave-
nue. 8, 10.
Slayonian-9, 1880.
Italian, Tennessee camp-9.
Corpus Christi-6:30, S:10..
Notre Dame des VICTORIES (Little Sis
St. Agnes-s:1s. 1880, 9. 10, IL; chill
dren, 9.l5.
st. Anne's-7:30, 1890.
/ Fort Mason-9.
At the Lombard d-street entrance OF
the Presidio-9.
Lombard street and Van Ness avenue
ST. Patricks, Fifth and clementina
streets-9.
st. Brendan's sailors Home,-a
Spanish church, Broadway and Mason
street-Services as usual.
Rev. A. c. Bane, D. D., will address
the congregation of Howard Street
Methodist Church this morning at II
O'Clock in the Deaconess Training
School, 129 Haight street, on the SUBJ
ject. "A Look Ahead" In the evening
at Z AS o'clock he will address the Joint
congregation of Howard Street and
Grace churches in Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church, corner Twenty first
San Francisco's Future and Our Re-
sponsibility.
AS several members of the gradual
ing class of the Mission High School
are attendants of the Olivet Congrega-
tional Church. Seventeenth and Noe
Streets the pastor. the Rev Benjamin
f. Sargent, has been requested To
preach the baccalaureate sermon this
evening at 7:45 o'clock
The Rev E. G. Keith is TO preach at
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church at II
o'clock this morning, and the Rev. Mr..
Craig, assistant pastor of Central
Church, will preach at Epworth
| Church At 7.45 in the evening Mr..
Keith will preach at Epworth on the
subject. Men wanted
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-17
ANOTHER STAR
ON THE FLAG
President Signs the Bill
Admitting New State
of Oklahoma.
Hopes Arizona and New
Mexico VIII Vote
for Statehood.

WASHINGTON. June I6.-Another
star was added 10 the Union today when
President Roosevelt signed the bill ad-
mituing Oklahoma and Indian Territory
as one State. The measure also pro-
vides that Arizona and New Mexico
may be admitted TO statehood as the
State Of Arizona. provided the people of
the Territories vote for admission on
the terms submitted by Congress.
The signing Of the measure was made
the occasion Of an interesting ceremony
Senator Beveridge and Representative
Hamilton, chairmen Of the Senate and
House committees on territories, who
have worked long and hard for the
bllls, were present. as We're Delegate
Mcguire of oklahoma and number Of
residents of Oklahoma, Delegate An
drews OF New Mexico. Secretary Loeb
and others Just before the President
signed the bill ambassador Speck Won
Sternberg Of Germany was ushered into
the Office, and he, too, witnessed the
ceremony.
The President used two pens in sign
ing the measure, writing the first name
Theodore. with a solid gold pen pre-
sented by the people of Arizona, and his
family name. Roosevelt" with an
eagles quill taken from an American
eagle in Oklahoma
After signing the bill President
Roosevelt congratulated Senator Bev-
eridge and Representative Hamilton on
the completion of their long and ardu-
Gus labors in connection with the meas
ure- He also expressed the hope that
the people OF Arizona and New Mexico
would avail themselves of the oppor-
tdnity TO come into the Union as a
State. From every viewpoint. he said.
ne regarded this as the wise thing for
them TO do.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-17
sENATE,S CANAL RESOLUTION
is ADOPTED BY THE HOUSE
Material and Equipment 70 Be Used In
Construction to Be Bought of
nomesftc Manufacturers

WASHINGTON. June 16.--After forty
minutes debate today the House, by 2
vote of .129 to 50. adopted the Senate
resolution providing for the purchs STAG
of material and equipment for use IN
the construction of the Panama canal
of domestic manufacture and of the
lowest responsible bidder, unless the
President shall in any case deem the
bids or tenders therefor to be extor-
tionate or unreasonable. The adoption
of the resolution came after a long dis
cussion for purchasing canal materials
in the open markets while the sundry
civil bill was under consideration
The sundry civil bill also was passed
1t carries a total appropriation of
s94.57S.040. nearly s26.o00,000 of which
is for the continuation of work on the
canal.
Among the features of the bill is an
amendment disseminating calIteens al
all Government and State homes fcl
old soldiers where Government appro-
priations are available.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-17

she has demonstrated that -'co-eds"
from the State University of California
are able to do lot of things besides
get up sorority teas. do coed" politics
and look too sweet for anything on
commencement day. Miss Murdoch is
of the strenuous school of girl grad
uates, and in the yernacular of the
street has made good"
Miss Murdoch established her indus
trial school for Moro children at Zam-
boanga. in the very heart of the dis
trict occupied by the wild Moros. She
had the financial support of Emerson
B. Christy of Yale, of H. S. Townsend
and some funds of her own. Her work
was given to the project without price.
Her school occupied one room, a room
without a shelf or a closet, and thither
came the shy, half-wild Moro children.
The parents of the young natives OBJ
jected to the proceeding. Never had
they heard of such a thing. Their be-
lief was profound that Miss Murdoch
meant to enslave their children and en-
tice them into toll for the white girls
own benefit. A long time elapsed be-
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-17
BANK DEPOSIT
PLAN FAVORED
All Fhat Congress Is
Likely to Grant to
San Francisco.
Senators Will Give Hear
ing to the Relief
Committee.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

CALL BUREAU. POST BUILDING.
WASHINGTON, June 16.-The San
Francisco relief committee will have a
hearing before the finance committee of
the Senate on Monday morning. when
it will repeat the arguments which it
has already presented to the House
committee on appropriations in favor of
a Government loan of $4,000, 900 to the
national banks of San Francisco. The
proposition will be urged that the Sec
retary of the Treasury be authorized to
deposit the money in the banks on am
pie security for a fixed term of years.
probably not less than five or more
than ten.
The suggestion of some of the House
leaders that the deposits shall be sub
ject to call at any time by the Secretary
of the Treasury does notN meet with
favor among the friends of the move
ment for national aid. 1t is pointed
out that the Secretary of the Treasury
already has full authority to make de-
posits under these conditions What
the relief committee and the California
delegation desire is that Congress shall
direct the Secretary of the Treasury to
keep the deposits in the banks for a
stated period.
Senators Perkins and Flint today
talked with the President about the
proposed plan for Government aid
There is no doubt of the desire of the
executive department to do all in it's
power to give financial aid to San Fran
cisco, but the very serious objections
in Congress TO legislative action do not
appear to have been removed.
Leading members of the Senate COM
mittee on appropriations. in which the
legislation will originate if any is to
be had. said today substantially that
their attitude on the question would be
governed by the action of the finance
committee. There is no reason to be-
lieve that this action will be favorable
Members of the finance committee, who
have granted the hearing out of cour-
tesy to the California delegation, are of
the opinion that the deposit of Govern
ment funds in the San Francisco ma
tional banks during the present admin
istration, with the city's bonds as Sc
curity, is all that can be obtained in
the way Of national assistance.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-17
D0W|E REsENTS
4 REVELATION
Declares He Did Not at
First Believe He
Was Elijah.
Tells Court of His Ex-
penence While In
Australia.

CHICAGO, June 16.-John Alexander
Dowie. on the witness stand today
before Judge Landis in the United
States District Court, in the Zion City
controversy, was asked during cross
examination:
Are you Elijah the Restorer?"
Il have always been" he answered
when did you first become con-
scious of the fact?"
1T gradually grew 1 resented the
revelation as it were, and for years
was grieved and angry if any one sug-
gested that / was Elijah. / am not a
visionary man. The first time it came
to my attention was in Melbourne,
Australia, while at the head of Bible
society. One night | was asked TO
preach sermon. / went to supper and
ordered two meals, which j forgot to
eat. 1 had been thinking over my sub
ject, and could not get beyond Elijah.
was thinking of his remarkable ca
reer, and my supper got cold. One of
my deacons told me l had a message
from God. l laughed and said. You
go away and let me alone He said.
1 want to tell you you are Elijah
He said that three times and walked
away. / was much distressed. for he
could not have known / had been
thinking of Elijah for an hour. |
spoke, and my last idea was that l
was Elijah. But as God is my judge
the thought that l was the Second
Embodiment never entered my heads
After the sermon one member said to
me, I feel like saying You are Eli
jah." I am not-don't get that bee in
my bonnet For years l would not
think of it, but in after years / had to
come to it. They were all right. The
first open revelation was that night
A number of alienists were in at
tendance in court while Dowie was on
the stand
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-17
LUBIN INTERESTS PRESIDENT
IN HIS CRoP-ESTIMATE PLAN
Mr.. Roosevelt Promises 20 Take I'D the
Subject With Secretary Root
and Act Promptly.
WASHINGTON. June I6.-Sena

WASHINGTON, June 16.-Sena tors
Perkins and Flint and David S Lubin Of
California called upon the President to-
day to urge him 10 transmit to the
United States Senate for ratification a
treaty providing for the participation Of
the United States Government in an in
Sensational arrangement for the esti-
nation OF the worlds crop of grain
each year, as recommended by the In
ternational Agricultural Conference.
which was recently held in Rome under
the auspices Of the King of Italy.
A protocol has been drafted carrying
the idea into effect. but the approval of
the Senate is necessary TO make effect
i've this country's participation in the
work.
The President promised to take up
the matter with Secretary Root and
reach a determination OF il as soon as
possible.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-17
CHURCHES KEEP ABREAST OF TIMES

Continued From Page Fl, Column 5.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-17
CIVIL WAR
RAGING IN
BIALYSTOK
Continued from Page Fl, Column 1.

Continued from Page Fl, Column i.
a recess of Parliament and have taken
the important resolution not to obey
the imperial order. This amounts to
open defiance and is a purely reyolu-
tionary step. The plans of the leaders
were secretly formulated. but it is
known that If the Government turns
the lower house out of the Tauride
Palace the leaders contemplate an at
tempt to continue the sittings inde-
pendently. In other words, they will
try to seize the reins of power.
LIKE FRENCH REVOLUTION.
The eternal parallel of the French
Revolution, which keeps recurring. is
thus again in evidence. The members
probably would be required to swear.
as did those of the French Assembly, to
meet wherever circumstances require it
until a constitution is established on
a solid foundation.
If this stage be reached a dictator
ship or the surrender of the Govern
ment is inevitable. The Emperor must
swear to abide by the constitution, as
Louis XVI did, or proclaim a dictator
ship. The latter step is sure to be the
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-17

of the possibility of the peasants ris-
ing against the mobiles. The Cossacks
are to be mObilized into flying bril-
gades 1t is said that similar instruc-
tions have been issued to the provin-
cial commanders in chief in Central
and Northern Russia
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-17
BATTLE Is FOUGHT NEAR
SALVADOREAN FRONTIER
GuatemaIan Troops, Aided by Artillery,
Drive Insurgents From Their

Special Gable TO The Cali and the New York
Herald Copyright, 1906, by The Herald
Publishing Company.
PANAMA, June 1e.-Dispatches>f from
Guatemala say THAI serious fghting
has taken place at Monguya, near Lake
Guya. The insurgents occupied a
strong position On a mountain, but
lacked artillery. The Government
forces bombarded them for three days,
when the insurgents retired
Salvador, on the contrary, reports
that II is untrue that the invaders can
not hold their position against the Gov
eminent artillery.
Fighting was confined to points ad-
joining the Salvadorean border. The
Government has $500 troops there and
good artillery.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-17

MRS. M. J. ODELL. OdeI. w. Va,
says: Il have used your Bitters for general
weakness and loss of appetite with good
results. willingly recommend it to all
such sufferers"
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-17
Spring and Summer Catnrrh.

There is form of catarrh especially
prevalent in spring and summer. called
by DR.. Hartman systemic catarrh.
This form of catarrh especially de-
organs of the abdomen. The whole mu-
cous tract lining the stomach, liver.
bowels and kidneys is in an infiamed
condition. and these organs fail to per-
form their proper function.
Systemic catarrh may be or may not
be accompanied by catarrh in other
parts of the body. In some cases there
is a hacking cough 1t may be also as
ISOLATED with catarrh in the head.
But, in typical cases of systemic ca
tarrh all the organs of the abdomen
are in a weakened and sluggish condi-
tion.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-17
Dyspepsia and BiEousness.

systemic -catarrh presents symptoms
which resemble closely a great many
different diseases
Peruna has for long time been re-
garded the remedy par excellence for
conditions of this kind.
The accompanying testimonials are
sufficient TO indicate the promptnesS
with which Peruna relieves these symp-
toms and the satisfaction which people
express concerning the use of Peruna-
perhaps the former will only delay.
The Rech believes that the case of
Ulianoff. whose expulsion from Parlia-
ment for press offense is demanded
by the Government, is the first step in
the Governments attack on Parlia-
ment, which, the ministry is trying to
persuade the world, is revolutionary
body. The paper warns the Govern
ment that an attempt TO dissolve Par
horrors of which the Government has
little dreamed nd declares the Govern
ment must be blind to imagine such a
step can succeed.
Like a poor chess player" says the
Rech, the Government fails to see that
this move can only lead to a check
mate"
JEWS MURDERED OR BEATEN.
WARSAW. June 16.-The latest mes
SdgeS received mere from 6idIySIOk say
the sacking of Jewish houses and
shops. accompanied by conflicts in the
streets between the mobs and the
troops. continued until late last night
Many Jews, Poles and Russians. civil
ians and soldiers, were killed or
wounded. The suburb of Bojary was
totally burned and eight streets in Bia-
lystok were completely sacked. The
rioting is said to have extended to
T.ai OF the ST PpfarShrrrer
Railroad. and to Staroselce station of
the southwestern Railroad At both
places the Jewish shops were looted
and Jews were murdered or beaten.
A mob devastated the Jewish shops
in the town of Chernayawiez. the first
station out Of Bialystok on the line to
Grodna.
In Warsaw two police sergeants were
shot and killed and another policeman
was wounded by terrorists and a po-
liceman who pursued the assassins was
shot and killed by passing woman.
KIsHINEv MASSACRE FEARED.
ODESSA, June 16-The Jews at
Kishinev are in a state of panic in
view of reports that a Jewish massacre
is threatened. They hastily closed and
barricaded all their houses and stores
at noon today and the town is now
patrolled by cavalry. while pickets of
infantry are sediohcu at StldleSiC
points.
Messages from Elizabethgrad and
Krementchug report that anti-Jewish
exeesses are feared there.
ODESSA June 16.-Instructions have
been issued to the effect that all the
infantry regiments and army reserve
men In the southern and southwest
err provinces are to be temporarily
placed on home war footing in view
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