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The Ocala banner., 1907-11-22

flavor and in substance and struck a
popular chord and responsive echo
from everyone present That OF Ed
itor L'Engle would have added addi-
tlonal Iaurels and luster to the over
loaded brow OF Mark Twain. II was
said by many TO have been the With
est effort they had ever heard
The banquet speeches were all to
the good.
All the speakers said they would
carry 70 their homes pleasant recol
lect!ons Of Ocala. and ocala Will Ger
tainly retain pleasant recollect.ons OF
them
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-22

Col. Robert McNamee will be a
prominent figure at the Ocala round
up. Tie colonel. il is understood, has
no aspirations for office just at pres
ent. but he will take the opportunity
Of Studying the prohibition movement
= little more closely.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-22
THEY ERE ALL HERE

Via the Seaboard. Congressman
Stephen NJ. Sparkman left this morn
ING for Ocala. where tomorrow he
will announce his candidacy for re-
election to the house OF representa-
tives. Mr.. Sparkman will return
Friday night. He will be one OF many
Tampa citizens at the coming out.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-22

r.u --, engine ul capacity Oi
,.. .a..a. minute has just been
rr...... .. -.. yI-v ~ Miami
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-22

Col. A. J. knight will also attend
the coming out" meeting. Col.
Knight will not announce himself for
any office, but whatever he may say
will be listened to with marked atten-
ton By those who are candidates.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-22
THE COMING OUT" sPEEchEs

The Jacksonville Metropolis says
that General Albert W. G!lchrist won
the honors at Ocala. That statement
is in a measure true. The general did
win honora here. All the other candi- |
dates did. also. There was not a SIN
gle candidate that did not leave "a
vorabIe impression. There was not
one that did not make a creditable
speech The master Of ceremonies. IN
his Introductory speech said that Max
O'ReiH, the witty Frenchman, said In
his book describing American weak
nesses that where TWO or three Amre-
leans were assembled together the de-
sire 10 make a speech at once was
imminent. II Mr. Max O'ReiH could
have been in Ocala at the coming
OUT" convention h. would not have
criticized nor blamed them for induIg-
ug in this weakness. All the speech
-- were good, and some Were class
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-22

And Frank Clark didn't come 10
hts .r
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-22

Snu,Hn, whispered they had quite
'hauAurt' AT ocpla Tampa Trib-
Hhe
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-02-01
FRA Ser / Yaffen

mOoto9 hi ioa9 ct Srep, iom ri lenere
| ital faa beore Sio til at ie i9iennem.
"SioIte gtumer al Slaoet bar 9oot, "
| flyer ban ippoigt. "9a jes opon9eoe,
at Snoiioerne bar blante, l0ite ic9
oem fsrlt, Og ou je9 baUoe l0it belle
Sl0pet, ioloet le9.. bet iammcn % la0be
BET tillioe, for at min Some fan BRUCE
o!t at o9tte 9p,o:rne meo - naar ieg
iaar ei. -. Zen Gridion, ipm itriper
ira Yierre, lUrer fort at tjenoe Soft
6an ligeirem itamroier bore Hepro=
Ientanter fra Yorer=GOuntpet, % bet
enoo9 for oisie bar inat 9lnleoninQ til
at piie, bpuo be ouer til. Set fan na=
turli9pis lite itnbe os, ipm bar palqt
Dem, men oi ilenoer benz bel lioeiaa
bel ielp, Og enOnu bar itie Te, Sr.
Reouttsr, lenot Dem iaa'n / 0eiret.
Seq tror forreiien life, De er Garer,
IOm lar li9 imi9re. Q}i uenter os b.la
Ter lite mere a benz, emo man meo
Hette fan pente Zig al &epreientanter
berfra GOuntpet Stifsret er bet
lOrbi meo, Iioen gl0Iten tura Sneen. "
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-02-01
Fraitiite Tuf ON SrGplautuua % Sareasec si SrGer
Srepet or "Sisiston ppltsR" al garonom g. S. eilian
q aaIetr9er (Gper9reeRsl.

tllmeo opsr at baee iaaet sn 4Snup",
upioenoe ON, at ban ct "taget orbent=
lig pso N9ien."
Naar Plantfrne b0t ltaaet ! lSrsiens
gen 2 glar, maa be omplantes. Wl
omplanter 3r9er, for at be ital faa en-
9oo &oo og for at bGrse benz, 6or
bper SmplaHMiu9 faar 3r9erne Ell
M9n9os nae Sussreoosr, % 10 fIere
al osie, 10 beore, st l4-2a Sob
NaaletrG bsr bore pmplantet minoli
2 8anse, Cper ben Sterrflie er BET
ltte tilraaoeli9t at omplante 3r9er
meo bar &Oo. Wil man plante itsrre
5rGer, (. Gr. 3 til 10 SOB. man bette
Ite meo Slump, for at aGre litfer paa,
at be pll leoe o9 trines.
llnoer Sptagninsen, 3ransporten
o9 lloplantningen er bet abiOlut nso-
uenoi9t at spe Den itarf mplise 6or=
li9tis6eo. Del maa naie paaiseS. at
&sooerne lite ubiGttss for Sol ellsr
gino mere eno britt nsopenpiet, Man
bar nemli9 iunoet at uoiettes 5rGer=
mes fine Sugersober for Spl eller Yino
ct balpt Winut, formed Der fig ct tpnoi
Sag at &uaoe for @nosn af 8eooerns,
og oenne saar lite bort peo Nersrinq
meo 9ano eaer fuatia Suro. iOm 9il=
f9loet er NAB andre Sla9s arGer,
bporfor ar9et ineen 9iRrins faar fra
Soroen, % mao berior bs.
6or at unosau at uhi9tte Jtsooerne
iOr Spl ps Yinb, er bet neopenbi9t ut
lape en- Soroo9llins iom tpt Wulin9
en- Sstte eller ct 6dl peb planteIenasn.
Sorop0Ilinsen reres. til ben blr isis,
a9tl9. for at ben tun fpite ia Ueo &so=
oerne, planterne ipapss lss meo en-
itarp, blant Spade eQer en- flor Gnip.
Gr Sproen lerastis Os hlns, man man
bore iorli9tig, at life be imaa. ca.
apmme lanae Su9ersooer lite airipes.
Otter Sptaselien Opppes Ylonternes
&pooer sieblittell8 SOrop0llin9sn,
ioet man panier. at gfaalene life tom-
nler neo V@Illngen. (6Orti.)
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-02-01
slntoa WtiacliOn paa QpItreiic.
NUpt Srpfrnf 9Ip0f
bono Hdnterne 9rn.

Pt't ""'t'N'''e W.
glptou Wlidelion itriper et " pats
brep til os ira Cos 9lneeles, Sal, pen
2Oos Sanuar tlanot anoet:
0Obe Teu, 5rotltao!
Sa, jc9 er noe paa Ell lana Neiie
life Ier min Aslbreo, for lea fr iriit
lom ep lSilfi men oerimob for al le Ell
lille Yart 81 @eroen. Seq mnatts no.
lGtte nit paat0nttc %eis0 til Giiin9s
ton, for at naa irem til min NUtters
Slem | gtebraIta til Sul, % bio anton,
ie9 Suleaitsn. Sneltorme raieoc iaa
at li9e operalt. Serira reiite ieo iua
til Senper 6plo.. buor leo ppbolot
mig no9le Gage. li9cleoes til COLORADO
springs o9 Salt 2nie GitD, lltnb. I
lloltnepnte Sp bar jeg Wormpntir.
tfr fprrlOe Senoas. .(eet.oar ben iiOitt
Plaos oi piloe iiHoe poo At isae fise,
Dig. 5onp; bpao piloe ou o9iaa pau
ben Galei?-&eo. 9lnm.)
Gu er isg uoe pso apien, / BET ipo,
ll9e California, bpOr Der sr spi0 Soma
mer; og leg mua inorsmme, at bet E,
bet patrelte Strs9 je9 bar Ieet enonl.
yletpp M er 9lppellinerne mOone; leq
bar ieet fIere bunore glcres meo glppel,
llntrGer, iom ale ltOo bugnenoe al Der
mpone 6ru9t. Ser er parmt. iOnl on
bet bar miot paa Spmmeren. Sec
bllr maaite Der Ell ire ll0ers 3io, Der.
paa refer je9 til Sun ,Srancisco, BORT
lamb, Seattle, Tictoriu p9 Yancpuuer
Sritlib Columbia. % iau tilbn0e ii
WacOun.
Ylntefea bar p9ret iOritislia pat
ale plaoie, jeg bar pGret. 8 g}ebra-
lta bar bet iaa lint Teir, at man tunot
babe Vlnouer % 0pre aabne, ium on
Summeren. s Colorado bar Der er
Smule Sne og liot 1uloe ogiou, %
lltab bar Der en- bel Del Sne. men ittt
tolbt; 9lepaoa tjsrte hi fat | Sne. ol
Der ian man 10 ie Sne p0a ,5jelotpp
pene belle 2laret runot .....
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-02-01
Srt er "tOitT / Stnbrrmpjtaten.

5 gtcro Eafoto. pGientli9 / be npsre
Settlsmelter, nenter man at Iinoe ct
9lntal iblUlirosns 0lenneitetrpppe til
@aaren, naar snem ioripjnber. Den
at Der iiie bare ef Man9el paa Gul og
Teo irem9aar al pc npriis SotalaSiisr
pfrppps. 6sl9enoe lGifs iaaleoes |
"NtlnOt poiten"i
"Oluf SotenssaarO par inoe pas
port &pntor ps sau os en blant Sol.
lar. getens9aaro pleisr at bringe
Smer til @sen. 6orleoen, oa ban
bapoe iol9t bet, latte ban bet inb pau
.. 8. @antols (lnsinsrens) apntor.
inotil ajaberen tunhe afbsnts bet. 9a
be tGlleoe punbene, bleb bet ct Yunh
forlioet. 6ar gautcl eit iii Wlibbues.
erfareoe ban. at Der intet Smsr par
bjemme. o9 ban tunoe oa lite mnbIiaa
6rlltellen til at ioripne ia meo Of Qunp
ertra No. ! Smar oa tn9 oct iaaleoes
meo iig."
Zen Noisuo9iper peoher pI paa not
Ital Ilaa li9 iajennem. Nlen, 0oAe9a.
pi for por Del tror not. at pi bapof
bplbt pore 5inare al Smeret. naar pi
bapoe mooto9et 9aler'n.
Gn anben glpismanb, llo9iperen ai
"8ralton Eolten" og Ell 9ammel Gien-
oina. Der pleieoe at li99e SreItrio
meo Ell, iom ban talote Smpr Snagen,
bar moi allerebe inoieet, bpor utloot
os tortipnt bette bar; tbi MI uolope,
ban YrGmie for Ysloarelienu al Spsrs.
maalet; "&pab ital en- gluismann lepe
aiH Sun ipnes nemlis lite at tunne
iau Sugi meo fine ilspe 9lbonnenter.
giu, bet ct 10 lite altio iaa 9reit, %
| ijelonere er bet maaite, at 6Olt letter
ira iig Srso let glDistontOr eno Smsr,
o9 9G9 er 10 nGiten lite Warisbet.
W(en Der maa pGre noset galt fat meb
ben Gel al por YresIe. iom glar no po
9lor ino meb Ell beunoriu9sp0roio
Sei9beo 0atti9oom % WObean9 peo.
bliper at erItere, puttenoe paa, at ben
er uunoo9rlis og filler line Grap til
ct publitum, Der lite fan iorltaa bette.
Oct b0noer 10 forrelten iaa ofte, al
man lite er tommen pHa I'm rette Splot
/ Glpet, OS nGlten liSeiaa oite, at mar
lite ielo opoager bette lHisforbolo. III
Oblerpatloner. pi bar 9jOrt, ipnes be
bore nRIten umuli9t at iinoe en- Der
ionL Der Torener BE- to s9enftaber, al
bore COB Geoatter % flint 6orret'
nin9smano. Wien noar III Go0e0a
WinOt bar glOrt lloOei til Smsr, lac
buroe bel 0raitOn=Wtanoen tunne fac
iat pGa Greo og idn uoUerle meo bperr
andre. Saa faar SmDr,0 0aa9en Hare
! lig uoen Great. 9Ran maa 10 inb.
rette Jig pruItiit / Oisie 5jDer, "a naa,
man CT lao belol9 at lepe Heo 9tipel
Salcn o9 gtoro 3utOta - ia, iaa be,
tnoer man fig 10 miot pppe / 9Seroen.
Sreolnrp, bUor S0nolen ior 3ourna,
Iisme ieIuIsl9eIis er blepen ilemt inn
mellem &urOen % MaOjOroen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-02-01

"a Naaietresr, ium hetjenot. lite
fpretommer uspper bore prmrier / na-
turlis e0er piloiUorenee ailhano, blir
bet altiqa lup Spsr9smaal ON tunltis
9ultur at iamme,
glaaletrger iOrmerer iis Noelpttenoe
ueo 6rs, aloris peo &ooituo. gil man
osrfor ppelite gfualetreer, mau bette lie
peo 6rs. Wen oa oetts sr ct me9et
uaniteligt Stptie 9lrbeioe, iom mau
uofsres aloeles neia9tist, OH bet ital
lpttes, hsr 9@8Ipli lite bRiatte Jig oer=
meo, men pperlaoe famine til 6a9=
mGno. iom tienoer alle 9emmeIisbeber
oermeo iprbuRone, ps peo neiasti9,
buOrleoes alt ital uoferes.
llnoer 9Anitise Siltuur lisser 6rsst
Omtrent 4 llser Soroen, 6uruen
ipirer mep ) itraaleiormigt iiOoenbe
Naule; 8ranen meo z. 6srlte 9la,
blir 8ranplanten iieloen opsr 2 5om.
mer bsi: Juruen omtrent 3 1ommer.
2 Iar ganlmel naar 8ranen en- 0sioe
al 3 til 5 SOmmer p9 Guruen A til 8.
6rsiensen maa boloes albelss rem ior
llgrGs, o9 Sproen leies ofte - Ell q
to @an9e usentlig - / Ell Ipboe al
ca. | Somme.*)
Saoer man planterne bll Itaaenoe
6rsiengen 3 9lar, pil be naa en- Ssioe
al omtrent 2 Sob. Tette er miolertio
aloeles fortaiteliet, Yiitnot pilbe bette
pere en- biQig Wa9oe at faa fOrbolos=
pjs ltore 3r9er paai men naar iaa=
oanne treaari9e, lite omplantsee Sr9er
(Sseolinss) ital Omplantes. bil De paa=
8runo al at be bar itaast ior l9n9e /
6rsien9en, o9 ioroi be fleiie Su9rso-
Der peo Spta9ninsen blir l9len Sprs
Den, Reaelen os. Glen netop iaa=
oanne 2-3 Sob uomplanteoe Sr9er
blir ofte al rOioenoe eller iampittig.
beosleie 9lsenter pruttet paa 6Olt gp
70 paa 2ano, o9 Sjsberen sl9oer fig
" Senere itaI is9 Ell iGrifiIt Artitel uGr.
mere bebanbIe Heouenoi9b al fIittig
o9 9rnnoi9 6rltiperin9
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-02-01
SpnluntrenOc Orb

bar bort 5olt life poslet paa os De
9lnr, ri bar uo9iOet "POiten" beruoe
paa Stsletonlanoet. Oct er oerfor iaa
me9et mere ppmuntrenOe, nnar hi for
rl9t l(ge mootOg ielsenoe Yreptprt
polien ira Ssieton:
seq lGite lult ct Tibet Stptte ira
Perleljpen Wtinneiotn. % bette CT en-
me8:t poetilt 6jjengipelie al bette NaOn
(Sac qui ParIe) men itnl man iprltaa
lIlBe .9umle gtaone, mau man mt bupe
tommet meo be Ierite Settlere, De. iom
Tom ira 6rantri9 eller be Glore Qro-
plnIer &anaoa, DDor 6ronit er Wo=
oersmaolet, o9 oa be9Dnoer man ierit
at fOrltaa, buOr me8et Dc 9amle Set
there bolot al oenne lille Snoile, Der
ll99er Iom Ell perle, cnlrin0et al Bra.
rie, % ginunct lpoer Da: "0unoet, iom
taller .-Tl bar oa ri9ti0 ct Nuitueir
og ret oaarli9e &eic for bent, inn maa
no at tjore, o9 bet er ri9ti9 en- 6orngi=
ellie at iaa 9eres Ylao ibUnoc; iOr Der
er laa me9et oct. iom man maa be-
unore, o9 bore meget glao oper. at en-
Wanb, iom fan itripe ina gObt, ituloe
tomme bcruo for at opmuntre os.-
SDtteligt nDt Mar! Wlrs. &.
Vi tatter ipr aomplimentet, iom pi
peb. er pelment, ON bi eno lite ian til
e9ne os ben llomGrielie, iom BUN bar
la9t Sroene. Vi er not bare 9}pbpQ-
9ere Derroe o9ina paa bette Gmraaoe.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-02-01

Set oumme 6Orilug ON at iorbDoe
VnnelelitNber at uOuerle 3ernblnebil-
letter iOr }lOerterjn0 Statens 9lpiicr,
ploner Om at Der linoes iD9e &jerner
iblnnot bore SoUgipere. ut uoperle
PrOouttcr buroe pnr ipetulatpe Sio
Opnllntres al nlle og enbper.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-02-01

Glroo Tom itte til at iegjennem Gin.
CREME meo 6Bpatrid. 9anion5 Mloroer
ira SisietOn, o9 bet er neppe ianoipn.
li8t, at @uDerner 6rawioro poper at
uolUtte ii8 for 6OlieOpinjonen Oeo at
llippe Yarnbus lgs.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-02-01
Sc CT aftiuc.

Naar nl lpm betlenot, bar bapt BE
prGlentanter 2e9islaturen berira
6ountpet lOm lite ensan9 bar msot
frem til 6orbanoIin9erne % iaaleoes
repr9lenteret Os paa en- Oaarli9 Maaoe,
Tan ri MI gl9oe os peo at bape 0tuno
Der, lom arbeioer.
Slanot GOpiOrilusens logger pi
MGrte til, at Gngitrsm ira Summit
bar fremiat ct, Der 9aar 10 pan, at inc
gen 9prlG9e itOl 9lpes Qlnleonino til
at prottlere for Setalna, uoen DC er
uoeraminereoe. 90 Sntre ira glor=
man bar iremlat 6orila9 ON fat 2pn
'or 6lert / Oeielteret. Ger er 0ooe
lloligter til, at be9ge oisie 6oriIa9 blir
SOP.
Gamble er palgt til 6OrbunpsIenu.
tor fra SDo 3ntota.
&nute NeliOn blep 9lenpalg Dor
brnosienatOr ira Winneiota.
8. g. gaisioro / &eoiielp cr al
8uOerner 6rapiOro bleoen uon0unt
iii NsiuranCetommisip
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-02-01
Doftor J. y. Sperre,

Norif SGgc, ''s'Ta%"'ftt as'''s"s iats:r,,4., tss
Oar ihioeret edseuibenitob Berlin, Splflous
Sontor: Sper Gitp Sua Store,
se"'oH' Sisieton, 9. o,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-02-06
Wagon Bridge to Be Constructed Across the
Beaudette River.

Of February. 1907, at the village of Baudette
Beltrami county Minnesota, the village coun-
cil OF SAID village. at a special meeting there
or to pc held at eight O'Clock in the evening
OF said day, will receive and open sealed bids
as hereinafter specified, for the construction
OF a wagon bridge across ~the Beaudette
spooner. in said county and state; as follows.
to-wit:
First. For the construction and compile
upon piling already driven. including the
furnishing of all labor and material neces-
sa ss, to complete Nde I'll the !. bridge.
construction of the bridge.
Third. For all labor necessary. and re-
qpired to construct and complete the bridge.
VIDE. and IS to be constructed in accordance
with plans and specifications now on file in
the Office OF the village clerk of the village of
Each bid must be accompanied with a bank
draft. or certified check for Ave per cent Of
tbs ths amount of the bid. to be returned il the
5 9lu is not accepted, or to the successful bid
according to the said plans and specifications.
Inc village council reserves the right to
modify fiosi or alter the said plans or specifca-
lions after the work OF construction has COM
menced. the reasonable value OF any material
ana labor involved in such modification or
alteration. to be added to. or deducted from
the contract price. as the case may be- The
all bids. ~ Gnu
All bids shall be addressed. to VIM. Roger.
village clerk. Baudette Minnesota and npon
the face Of the envelope shall be indorsed
the words Bid on Baudette bridge"
has W pss Ct plans
n., -, ]. q. WILLIAMS
President; Village Council of the Village Of
Attest: WIN. ROGERS.
Village Clerk.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-02-06
EDWARD CAKES KILLED
BY A FALLING TREE
Tree Fell on Him While He Was Cutting
Wood at Blackjack
Yesterday.


Yesterday morning while Ed
ward Cakes of Blaekduck was
cutting cord wood a large tree
fell on him, killing him instantly.
Cakes was in the employ of
the Blackjack Electric Light &
Telephone Company, and was
cutting cord wood, clearing a
tract Of land within the city
limits. The accident happened
about nine O'Clock.
The young man was about
thirty years of-age and came to
this country, from Ireland, about
year: ago.
The remains will be brought to
Bemidji tomorrow morning for
burial. Father O'Dwyer will
conduct the burial services.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-02-06
AFTER ALL-NIoHT SESSION.
Chicago City Council Passes Traction
Ordinance.

Ordinance.
Chicago, Feb. G.-The city council,
after session lasting nearly all night,
by a vote Of Sc to Is, adopted an or
ainance which. II approved by the
totes of the April election, will settle
Chicago's traction question, which has
been before the people for more than
ten years.
The ordinance adopted provides
that the city shall issue twenty-year
franchises to the Chicago City Rail.
way company and the Union Traction
company, with the understanding that
on six months notice at any time the
city may purchase the street railways
controlled by these companies for
$50,0O0,O00, plus a cost Of rehabilita-
ton. The companies are at once to
reconstruct and re-equip all the lines
under the supervision of three experts,
one to be appointed by the city and
the other two by the two street rail.
way companies. Under the new or
dinance the street railway companies
for the usual fare of cents will grant
universal transfers to all parts Of the
city. The city will receive IS per cent
Of the net income Of the street rail-
ways in question.
Mayor Dunno declared that he re-
garded the passage of the ordinances
a matter for regret and intimated, al
though he would not express himself
specifically, that he would veto them
at the next meeting of the council.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-02-06
FIERCE SNOW STORM RAGING
ALL ALONG THE NORTH AT.
LANTlC COAST.
TRAFFIC Is GENERALLY INTERRUPTED
DRIFTS SIX FEET HIGH COVER
CAR TRACKS ON STREETS
OF NEW YORK.

New York, Feb. 6.-For more than
twenty-four hours New York has been
fast in the grip of a fierce northeast
Enow storm. Ten inches Of snow fell
in the twenty-four hours ending at 8
a. M, equalling the snowfall within
any similar period for several years.
In Broadway and all the avenues and
cross streets containing surface car
lines the snow was piled six feet high
between the car tracks and the side
walks, but by hard work with snow
plows and shovels most of the surface
lines were kept in operation, though
at a snail's pace.
Through trains and suburban locals
ON nearly all the railroads running
into New York suffered severely from
the snow. Although schedules were
badly disarranged the trains were
forced through the drifts, arriving at
their terminals in New York and Jer-
sey City from fifteen minutes to an
hour or more behind their schedule
The snow was driven by a strong
wind, which in the suburban districts
piled the snow onto the tracks into
big drifts, delaying trains until the
snowplows arrived. '
Traffic in the harbor moved very
slowly. --
Laborers clearing the snow from the
sidewalk on Fifth avenue between
Seventy-ffth and Seventy-sixth streets
uncovered the body Of young man
who apparently had committed sui
eide during the storm. There was a
bullet wound in the temple and by
the mans side was a revolver with
one chamber empty.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-02-06
SNOWSL|DE FATAL TO EIGHT
FOURTEEN OTHERS HURT, TWO
PROBABLY FATALLY, AT
MONARCH. COLO.

Salida, Colo, Feb. 6.-Eight per-
sons were killed and fourteen in
jured, two of whom are expected to
die, in the snowslide that came down
Monarch mountain and wiped out a
portion of the town of Monarch. The
slide wrecked three buildings and
partly demolished fourth. The dead
bodies of the following have been re-
covered from beneath the great
masses of snow and broken timbers:
. Fred Mason, owner of boarding
house; Mrs. Fred Mason; Baby Ma
son; Joseph Doyle, miner, Denver;
John Emerson, miner, Denver; John
Gillert, miner, Monarch; Stephen
Skinner, saloonkeeper, Monarch. One
miner, name unknown, Is missing.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-02-06
MoDus vIvENDI IMMINENT.
e erieals Regard Religious Peace In
France Assured.

e ercals Regard Religious Peace In
France Assured.
Paris, Feb. 6.-The Clerical news
papers have now Joined the lay press
in voicing the belief that modus
vivendi between church and state is
imminent. While they do not expect
that all the differences will disappear
Immediately they regard religious
peace as assured unless some unto
ward incident occurs. The bishops
have already begun to recede from
the so-called call or nothing" posi-
ton. It transpires that Mgr. Annette,
coadjutor of Cardinal Richard, in CIV
ing instructions to the parish priests
explained that the unanimity insisted
upon IL the bishops proposition did
not mean numerical but only moral"
unanimity, thus admitting that the
contracts for the leases of the
churches need not be absolutely uni
form. He agreed to negotiate with
the project of the Seine to obtain CON
tracts for seventy parish prie. Of
Paris.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-02-06
AFTER NORTHERN PACIFIC
SENATOR HEPBURN PROPOSES TO
REPEAL CHARTER GRANTED
By CONGRESS.

Washington, Feb. Ex-senator Hey
burn presented resolution in the
senate during the day providing for a
special committee of five senators to
investigate the reorganization Of the
Northern Pacific railroad property to
ascertain what title and estates are
owned by the corporation, which was
created by act of congress on July q,
1864, and if said federal corporation
has no title or estates in any property
then what reason there is why said
charter acts should not be fully re-
pealed by congress-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-02-06
Dies Trying to Save Child.

Winnipeg, Man, Feb. 6.-Norman
McDongall, a well known real estate
dealer, and his little daughter lost
their lives in fire at their home here.
The fire was caused by lamp explod.
ing. The little girl became fright
ened in the confusion and ran and hid
herself and was suffccated, the father
also losing his life in an attempt to
save his daughter.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-02-06
DEFiEs SUPREME COURT.
Iowa Miners Union Expresses Con
tempt for Tribunal.

Iowa Miners Union Expresses Con.
tempt for Tribunal.
Washington, Feb. 6.-Local order
No. 2741 Of Mynes, Ia, of the Miners
union, has forwarded to the supreme
court of the United States a copy Of
resolution recently adopted by it de-.
claring contempt for the recent de-.
cision Of the court in the case of
Meyer, Haywood and Pettibone. The
resolution asserted that the president
has pronounced against the men with.
out trial and adds:
eve condemn and hold in contempt
the action of our high officials and
courts in this matter and do hereby
pledge ourselves, Individually and COL
lectively, to counteract the false i'm
pressions made by the subsidized
press, to the end that men may know
the truth"
They then pledge themselves to do
all in their power to prevent "the Goa.
summation Of the murderous con-
spiracy against our brothers now
awaiting trial in Idaho"