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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-07-24

The law referred to above is the
one wherein $500 was appropriated
by the legislature to assist in erect
ing bridge over the Mississippi
river between Lake Irving and Lake
Bemidji; and also wherein about
$4,000 was appropriated for drain
age purposes in this county.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01

CBy Associated Press.1
Boise, June William II. Hay
wood Is suffering from intestinal pois-
onlus, it developed today.
When court recouyened at 1:45
p. m. In this city, it was stated that
the prisoner was too weak from the
combined effects of the opiates and
the attack of his disorder to be pres
ent in the court room. Adjourn
meut was then taken untu Monday
morning.
The counsel for Haywood say they
believed the attack was largely due to
lack of exercise
Previous to the trial Haywood
spent much time out OF doors and was
fond Of pitching quoits and other out
door pastimes.
Since court began he has been in
court all day and his cell at night
and it is believed this has worked dst-
riment to his dealth.
There is much alarm expressed over
the prisoners condition
IL is believed that the jury in the
case can be completed on one more
days session.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01
Tells Awful Story
Daisy A. Rogers
Grand Junction Woman Returning From
Denver Sanitarium Charges That
Head Physician Beat Her And
InSulted Her.

Daisy 4. Rogers, aged 81 years. a
woman of good appearance and with
traces of unusual beauty in her face
returned to her home in this city last
night from Denver where she took
treatment to effect morphine habit
cure in Brant's sanitarium, and where
she states she was completely cured
OF the habit.
This morning the woman made a
series of sensational charges against
DR.. Everett Brant head OF the insti-
tuition.
Drant's sanitarium is one OF the
leading institutions of its kind in
the state.
Mrs. Rogers has resided in Grand
Junction for a year, coming here
from Pueblo. Having contracted the
morphine habit she realized that un-
less cured of the terrible habit her
life would be ruined and agreed to go
to the sanitarium. Mesa county sent
her to the sanitarium and paid her
expenses.
The following is a statement signed
by Mrs. Rogers involving the sensa-
tional charges:
am Daisy Rogers, of Grand juno
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01
MANY IMPORTANT MATTERS
Given Attention last Night. A HolI
day Scheme-Good Roads
Project.

There were ten members of the
board of directors of the Chamber of
Commerce present at the meeting
last night. one of these directors
left before the regular adjournment.
The special committee appointed to
investigate the efforts Mr. Buthorn
ia making to get a permission to
build an addition to the LaCourt hotel
reported that 1t had asked the city
council to grant the permission.
The committee whose duty 1t is to
appoint five delegates to the public
lands convention to be held In Den
yer was not ready to report.
The railroad committee reported
progress being made and II is rum
ored that there may he some inter-
esting developments In Connection with
the effort to get lower freight rates,
at an early date.
communication from the Modern
ern Woodmen asking the Chamber of
Commences cooperation in the effort
to make Woodman Day at tho county
fair a great success was read and fav-
orable commented upon. The adver-
Using committee was instructed to
work with the modern Woodmau
committee and the fair association,
in the matter.
A communication was received
from H. r. Vorbeck relating to an
effort to be made to get the business
houses of Grand Junction to agree
upon a half holiday for each week
during the three hot summer months.
II is proposed to close the stores at
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01
Great Strike in
Europe Grows

(By Associated PressD
Paris, June 1.-Strike of officers
seamen, engineers and longshoremeu
at the ports of France was extended
today to Dunkirk Calais. Boulounge
Bordeaux and other ports and is now
complete everywhere in France Al
geria and Tunis.
Thus far the strike affects only the
French shipping, and foreign vessels
at French ports are being unloaded
with great difficulty and trade and
commerce is hampered to great
extent,
Unless immediate settlement Of dis
pute takes place many industries
may be compelled to shut down in
other branches of trade will be
thrown into enforced idleness.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01
Tillman on Trusts

Colorado Springs, June. 1,-tspec-
.iaD-An audience OF nearly 2,000peo
pie crowded the Temple theatre last
night and heard Senator Ben Il. TIL
man. af South Carolina on the sub
iect OF TRUSTS and MOnopolies.'
Mr.. Tnlman renewed his attack on
Republican railway legislation as
outlined by President Roosevelt and
declared that II Roosevelt would
stand up like man and practice
what he breaches that he would have
no more ardent supporter than Till
man himself
The senator believes that Roose-
welt is going to permit the perfection
of the greatest steam railway trust
in the history Of the world.
MANY other national themes we're
discussed forcibly and brilliantly by
Senator Tillman.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01

ton, Colorado, used morphine to
such an extent that the Mesa county
authorities took me before the coun-
ty court, Judge Sullivan presiding
and sent me nt the expense of the
county TO the city of Denver and en-
tered Brant's snnitarium, for the cure
Of the morphine habit.
"Whilc l was an inmate of the san
itnrium, DIR. Everett Brant insulted
me and then struck me blow after
blow in the face. knocking me down
and then kicking me. He used the
most horroble language when he
struck me, which | am willing To
repeat upon the witness stand.
~ was a patient sent to his hos
pital to be cured of the "dope" habit
and he got mad because took
drink of whisllcy, l was horribly mis-
treated. ! make this statement of my
own free will and could make the de-
tails ten times as bad. As was pa
ticnt sent by Mesa county and the
county paying for my care, he had
no right whatever TO treat me i'm that
manner.
Signed DAISY ROGERS.
June list. 1907.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01
DESERTED YOUNG WIFE
Officers Looking For Fred Bitncy
Who Cruelty Abandoned
Girl-wifc.

Mrs. Fred o. Bitney, of $. Omaha
Nebraska, desires the officers of Mesa
county to arrest her husband, Fred
Bimcy, who came 10 this county some
time ago and whom she writes has
been residing on the Jim Underwood
ranch In the Plateau Valley, neai
CoIlbrnn.
The letter enclosed photograph
of the wayward husband. He Is a
big able bodied, healthy young man
and is quite well known i'm the up.
per end of the county, but has been
going under an assumed name OF
Harry Haskins and the assumed name
was known 10 his wife.
Mrs. Bitney writes pitiful story
of dcsertion and cruelty. She is only
10 years old and has n babe of less
than n year old. Bitncy left her with.
out provocation and same here sever.
al months ago.
The young wife has filed IA change
of non-support. against the young
man.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01
Haywood Is
Critically I'll
Noted Prisoner is Afflicted With Intestinal Pois.
oning and Suffers HorribIy---Friends and
Attorneys Alarmed---No Court
Session Today
CBy Associated Pressl

CBy Associated Press.)
Boise, June William ID. Hay
wood, the Western Federation lead
er now on trial, charged with the
murder of Former Governor Steun-
cnberg' was taken seriously i'll in his
cell at the Jail in this city this MORN
ing. Two doctors were with him for
several hours.
IL is believed the prisoner is suf-
fering from n nervous breakdown.
For some days he has complained of
headaches and Jail guards say he had
been very restless.
The attending doctors administered
opiatcs, but until these took effect
Haywood seemed in great agony and
his cries could be heard in the Jail
yard.
At eight II. IN. he was resting much
easier, but the doctors haid il was not
likely that he would be well enough
TO allow Il session of the court to be
held today.
When the report on Mr.. HaywOOd's
condition was made TO Judge Wood
he ordered an adjournment until I 80
O'Clock this afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01
Big Shocks
Are Recorded

CBy Associated Press)
Washington, June IA. special
bulletin issued by the weather bureau
today says that the seismographs at
the government weather bureau re-
corded distinct earthquake shock
beginning at 3:t7 a. M.
An earthquake probably occurred
several thousand miles from WASH
inpton. consequently amplitude oi
motion was rather slight. Ihe ut'r"'
tion of trcmors was slightly over an
hour.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01
More Shocks

(By Associated Press.)
Guayquhil, Ecuador, June l.
Three earthquake shocks were felt
here at 3:3O this morning. The in
habitants were badly frightened and
many jumped from beds and flew pan.
ic stricken into the streets wearing on.
ly their nightclothes.
The first and last shocks were light
but the second was heavy and last
ed about forty seconds. causing bells
I'm churches to ring and stopping
clocks in church towers.
No news has been received from in.
terror points. Owing TO the peculiar
construction of buildings here the
shock did not cause any great damage
in this city.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01
He Predicts Up-
rising Soon
lRv Associnted Preasl

tBy Associated Preasl
San Francisco, June Rev. DR..
b. C. Machle. a Presbyterian mission
airy. has arrived here on his way
10 his old home at Cincinnati, Ohio,
He comes alone. his wife and 10 year
old daughter were murdered In the
uprising of the anu-Chrlstlans in
Dr. Machle comes from Lienchow
China, close TO the borders of the
Human province and three hundred
miles by water from Canton. He says
that he believes that there will be an
other uprising of natives before many
months in consequence of the efforts
of the trial to overthrow the present
Manchu dynasty and place a Chinese
on the throne.
Thousands Of natives, he says, are
uneasy and dare not express an opin-
ion or either Side.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01

l o'clock in the afternoon and remain
closed until six O'Clock in the even
ing This half-day-a-week vacation
plan is worked successfully in many
towns and cities A committee con-
sistlng of II. F. vorbeck. ]. D. Green
and John f. Thomas was appointed
to canvass the business houses and
ascertain the sentiment regarding the
matter.
A report on the High line canal
was received and filed.
Robert A. Orr addressed the direc-
tors on good roads proposition. He
had an interesting chart showing
lhow roads were macadamized in
Missouri Kentucky and other states
and showed that the plan would work
well here. After much discussion the
committee on city and county in
provement was instructed to attemut
to interest the city council and tho
county commissioners in making eN-
periments along this line.
a vote of thanks was rendered Mr..
Orr for a fine treat of apples and
a gift Of beautiful flowers.
Secretary D. w. Aupperle then read
a statement regarding the charges
made against him to the effect that
he is not fully performing his duties
as secretary. a motion passed eX-
tending an invitation to Mr.. l. N.
Bunting to appear before the board
at its next regular meeting and offer
proof to back his charges" made
against Secretary Aupperle through
the columns of his paper"
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01

Chicago, June. L. Especial
There is much mystery surrounding
the suspension of the Chicago Chron-
lcle.
1t now apepars that there was BIT
ter fight on for the big plant and AS
ISOLATED press franchise of the de-
funct Paper between William H.
Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer, the Two
great New York newspaper men
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01
The Ousting
Now Complete

CBy Associated Press.)
Washington, June In the abb
senee of President Gompers Of the
American Federation of Labor Sec
retary Morrison OF the American Fed
Grafton of Labor made public Mr..
Gompers announcement of revoca-
tion of the charter of the Information
al Union OF Brewery workmen be-
cause of Its refusal to accept terms
prescribed by the Federation.
The action will affect all the brew
cry workingmen's union throughout
the country.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01
1T WAS A BEAUTIFUL SERVICE

In the city there have been no more
impressive services held in long
time than the annual memorial serv-
ices of the local Aerie of Eagles on
last evening at Elks hall. There was
a large attendance of the members
and in tender and loving rememb-
rance the departed Eagles were recall
ed. Rev. Lyon delivered a touching
and beautiful eulogy. The musical
selections including orchestral selec-
tions. was appropriate and sweet. The
ritualistic ceremonies were ideally
rendered.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01
La Toilette for
President

Milwaukee. June IL Special -
Definite steps we're taken last night
toward promoting the candidacy OF
senator Robert NJ. LaFollette for the
presidential nomination at a meeting
of 1900 OF the supporters IN cluD
rooms of the Plankington house,
Resolutions were adopted declaring
senator LaFollette the strongest can
dIdate for the presidency and stating
tbat work shoIld be started at once
toward securing LaFollette delegn-
lions from all other states.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01
COghIan Quits

CBy Associated Press)
a New York, June Rear Ad
4 mjral Joseph B. Coghlan. Unit
a ed states navy, retired today
A from active service.
4 He commanded the RAJ
4 eighp in the battle Of Manila
a bav and his subsequent recita-
4 tlon of the satlrical "Hoch der
\ Kaiser" at banquet became an
n International episode.
x He was succeeded today as
x commaudant of the navy yard
x by Admiral Goodrich
x
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01
Hearst Clashes
With Pulitzer

Hearst is very anxious to put in a
paper as the successor Of the Chron-
icle although he now has the Ameri-
can In the field.
However. It is understood that
John Walsh will not allow the $3.50
600 plant to fall into the hands OF
Hearst under any circumstances and
there is but little doubt that Pulit-
Ger will get the plant and enter the
Chicago newspaper field.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01
Joseph F ok
For President

Chicago. June CspeciaD Jos.
w Folk. Of Missouri Tor Preslueh, P5ll.. y,
and James A. Johnson OF Miulleso Inn, va a.
for vice president Is tne ,oas ~
on the Democratic ticket LOT Io5i, iSuI
mat reaches Chicago from NoM i VI 3 =
CITY. but as it comes from ,5 Bs,tan l'osuI a.
sullivan, an enemy OF MT. d, az, - a.
will not be given very Ele''
enee throughout the country .u,
IL Is understood that ,,l-, thel 80
be no opposition from M'7a''''
Folks candidacy.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01
ROOseVelt'S
Proclamation
pr AssnclnLed Press. J

CBy Associated Press.)
Washington June l.-Ihe presl-
dent today issued a proclamation an
nouncfng the conclusion of CONNER
riaI relations between the United
states and Germany. under the third
section of the Dingley act. The proc
Iamation in effect being simply an
announcement of the list of articles
nnon which the United States grants
redueed duties to Germany, and the
of Germany's govern
ment 10 make reciprocal concessions,
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01
Must Pay Up and
Quit the State

(By Associated Press)
Austin, Texas. June. The jury
today rendered a verdict OF money
damages of 81, ,623.0O0 for the state
in the Custer suit OF the state OF
Texas against the Waters Pierce oil
company. and granted the prayer OF
the state that the company's permit
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01
Negro Fiend

nv Associated Pressl r,,,-,.
J. rexandria. La. June Henry
r.tnsGn a middle aged negro, was
j. 1,--,ibeJ 1o,,ii,J last night at Echo. louisiana
for i,'a attempted assault on the wife ot
ms mob of fifteen men took MIN
I'm jaiI and strung him up to near
by tree.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01
Will Reduce Speed

San Francisco, June IL (Specian
The Southern Pacific beginning on
June LIST will put its overland and
coast lines trains on a slower run
ming schedule.
Traffic has been so heavy on the
various lines that It has been found
practically impossible to maintain the
existing schedules and passengers
have repeatedly been brought into San
Francisco and Los Angeles terminals
later than they expected.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01
Funeral Monday

Denver. June 1.-(speclaIJ - ,-t ls
funeral of Walter S. Cheesmani OuG 80 ut
Colorado's wealthiest men WIN ,,I an nv
Mace Monday afternoon II |llL - De
private, only the relatives anu e'''1
frleds being privileged to at'enIi. n.lIi.,.t.d
The pail bearers VIII ue -
from among the most prom lAeA' Inv
of the city of Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01
No Citizenship

: Los Angeles. June t.--(Spec-
4 laD According to the decision
X of the national department of
4 commerce and labor, received
X today Japanese cannot become
X citizens of the United States.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01
Big Fire

Titusville Pa. June tspeciaD
Eight acres of the manufacturing dis
trict was swept by flames this morn
The loss Is over 100000.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01

Won't GOOut

egraphers' Commercial association,
announced today after many confer
ences with the officials Of the Western
Union. that all danger of the strike
had been averted.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01

to do business in the state OF Texas
should be cancelled.
The defense viii ask for an appeal
at once.
The verdict rendered In favor of
the state today was in allowance OF
penalties to amount of the sum Of
$lG23,000.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01
Get the Raise

Ouray, June 1.-(SpeciaD All OF
the machine men have returned TO
work in the Camp Bird mine raises,
having won in their demand for $3.50
a day.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01
Aged Lovers

Sheboygau, June (SpeciaD II
Taylor. ager 70 years and Mrs. VIII
liam Baker. aged 10 years, eloped
this morning and we're married,
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. V. A. Lay have re-
turned from a visit to California.
They had a most delightful stay on
the coast and return home improved
In health.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01

See Post & Boyd big transfer
wagon. hauls anything at any time.
Phone Red 1921.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01

New York, June (Special) -
There will be no strike of the 90
600 telegraphers of the country in the
employ of the Western Union.
Samuel Small, president of the Tel
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01

The Woman is an Exception
who will buy her Jewels. silver
,yqre and cut glass at any other
,-1rs but Moody's. You need no
S1arantee Of quality. "Our word
q our bond" and when we say that
vo1 are buying the best, or that
diamond is of first water. it is as
unaiterable as the laws of the
1Tedes and Persians.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-01
WHITE OXFORDS

already made purchases
will
be scare this store
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-01-29
BULL AND BUFFALO
Mexicans See Real Fight in Ring al
Durango.

Ell Paso. Tex. Jan. 20 Craving
new sensations and fresh horrors of
the ring, followers OF bun fights were
treated to a battle royal between a
North Dakota buffalo and vicious
bull from Durango, Mex, fighting
stock today. For a half hour honors
between the animals were even. ami
then the bull sulkily retired to the
side of the ring and refused to pro-
coed with the fight. The buffalo in
Dictated he had enough and did not
press the advantage he was gaining
as the struggle drew toward its close.
1t was the largest crowd that ever
attended an event in the arena of
Juarez, across the Rio Grande from
FL Paso. The novel event had been
well advertised, and there was great
disappointment that blood did not
flow more freely, although there was
plenty of excitement while the fight
was on.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-01-29

would give him no satisfaction as to
the apparent discrimination.
1. G. Said to Have Holding Company
Notes.
While it has not been brought out
nj the present investigation, though
it may be it is charged that the Iii
nois Central railroad IS indirectly in
terested in the coal fields of southern
Illinois. The Madison Coal corpora
ton which controls so many mines in
Illinois Is nothing more than a hold
ing corporation which controls coal
lands and large output in Kentucky
and Illinois. 1t Is alleged that the
Illinois Central in turn, has. in its
treasury notes given by the Missis-
sippi Valley corporation to the
amount OF over s1.s00.000. with the
stock of the various coal companies
attached as collateral
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-01-29
CITY HALL REPAIRS
Brought Home to Members OF Gener-
al Council.

While the boards of councilmen
and aldermen were meeting as a
committee of the whole yesterday af-
ternoon in the council chamber, the
sun beat down on the city hall roof
with great intensity. and fast melted
the ice and snow. There was a leak
in the roof, and a thin stream of
water came through the steel ceiling
into the council chamber. It was fol-
lowed by other streams, and soon
cuspidors had to be placed under
them to catch the fall. They drove
Clerk Bailey away from his desk. The
council had a practical demonstra-
ton that repairs are needed about
the city hall.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-01-29
The Moons Atmosphere.

II We admit snow and ice we must
admit that the moon has an atmos-
phere. Here we clash with the pre-
vailing notions of the moons condl-
ton, says a writer in the London IL
Illustrated News. If astronomers have
felt certain of anything, they have
felt certain that the moon is abso-
lutely devoid of atmosphere. If the
moon has atmosphere it ought to re-
tract the rays of a star passing be-
hind the moon. just as the stem of a
spoon seems bent in a glass of water
But no such refraction occurs. That
there is, however, a very thin lunar
atmosphere Prof. Pickering has dem
onstrated by the best Photographic
proof
As to vegetation on the moon Prof
Pickering has observed spots which
appear after sunrise. darken rapidly
toward noon, and fade away at sun
set. They are not shadows, and the
observer, therefore. considers them
indisputable proof of lunar vegeta-
tion. The terrible cold of the moon
would be no disproof of this, for
many bacteria cannot be killed by
the lowest temperature which science
can produce.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-01-29

Man and Woman, With Arms Inter.
twined, Die Under Electric Train.

Camden, n. j., Jan. 29.-With
arms entwjned. an unidentified young
man and young woman stood on the
tracks of the Pennsylvania electric
railroad over Newton creek early to-
day and calmly waited until an cleo
trio train ran them down. Both were
killed and their bodies we're hurled
into the water. The motorman OF
the train saw the pair, but not until
he was close upon them. He blew
the whistle, but the couple made no
move to escape, and the motorman
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-01-29
Wanted the Spirits.

1t was at a spirituailsts' meeting,
and the medium was nettled because
one old fellow IN the rear Of the hall
persisted in doing throughout the
lecture.
Determined 10 frighten him into
wakefulness, the medium stepped
from the platform walking quickly
TO the nodding man. touched him
lightly on the shoulder, ana said, in
sepulchral tones:
81 shall order up the spirit nowl'
"Tha'sh all RI" came the unex-
pected answer Make mine high
ball an III pay tho darn bill"