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ARRANGEMENTS FOR
PRESIDENTS COMING
Party viii 60 Aboard BallIssh|p
6e0rgIa In Hampton Roads and
Steam Through Fleet.
NOTABLE MILITARY SPECTACLE
Cadets from West Point, Annapolis
!. and Virginia Military Institute VIII.
Pass In Review Before Distinguished
auests-Addrsso TO National Edl.o-
rial Association.

arrangements are about completes
Tor the second coming of President
Roosevelt to Tidewater Virginia. The
PRESIDENT and his party VIII leave
washington on the night of June .
on board the yacht Sylph aud reach
, Hampton Roads early on the morning
OF Monday, June 10. Georgia Day"
mo Sylph will bo met by the hat.
tieship Georgia, to which Mr.. Roogc.
welt and his party will be transferred.
Streaming lhtwaen tho lines OF
american and foreign warships, tho
party on the Georgia Will be saIutctl
by the ships and Fort Monroe. II Is
expected that the fleet In the Roads
ut that time Will equal that which
saluted tho President on the opening
4 day. N'''""e
The President will land mt tho gov.
ssrnment pier. where he will DO met
OS General r. d. Grant and escorted
Z between columns of troops to tho re.
viewing stand on Lee parade. There
ne VIII be introduced by Mr.. Mitchell
and VIII deliver an address. The
miiitary escort to the President, which
VIII pass In review before him viii
consist of tho Twenty-thlrd Regular
infantry First Brigade Virginia In.
iantrys First Brigade Georgia Inran.
Try. battalion OF cadets from the
United States Naval Academy. battni-
ION OF cadets from tho United States
military Academy, battalion of cadets
from tho Virginia Military Institute.
second squadron OF the Twelfth Cav.
airy and the Third battery of field
artillery,
After the Presidents address he
VIII be driven to the Georgia build,
ing and VIII there receive for the
gsl'iesnin Georgia In tho presence of
une oilicers OF that vessel the silver
state. 'i'e
Il Governor Terrell, of Georgia, win
mako the presentation. recoption
VIII follow and the President will nd.
dress the National Editorial Assocla.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-24
Callahan Laid un.

The Chesapeake & Ohio ferry Gala.
han. which phys between Pine Beach
and Newport, News, had an accident
TO her machinery yesterday which
VIII cause her to discontinue her trips
for the rest of the week. When the
vessel was about half mile from the
Newport News pier. a part of her ma
ehinery broke. and tugs had to tow
her to Pine Beach. The necessary
repairs to tho yesse! will BIO raadc nj
once, and she will resume her trips
by Monday. The tug Alice will take
the place Of the Callahan until
Monday.
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M THEATRICAL As
Observation-Disclosures.

Another small audience heard the
New York Opera Company I'm "The
Ntkado" at the Academy of Music
last night. Although the crowd was
undeniably small, 1t probably was the
most appreciative that has yet at
tended the company's performances,
and did its best to make the players
forget the empty benches.
The same finished production Of
Tered Monday evening. when it was
expected that the company would be
here for an indefinite stay, is being
given zach night. There will be
performances tonight and tomorrow
afternoon and night.
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auckRoE CASINO 10 OPEN.
John 3. Wills Musical Comedy Co. TO
Present 1.-TWO Old cronIeaD

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The Roanoke Times says that the
John b. Wills Musical Comedy Com.
pany. which played in the Academy
OF Music in that city this week. is
one of the best popular price attract.
ions that has ever visited Roanoke
inc Times declares that Mr.. Wills
u 4 whole show in himself. but adds
that there are SO many good features
with the show that 1t is hard to ,dis.
|criminate. u
Mr.. Wills will close his engagement
m Roanoke Saturday night and next
Monday evening his company will
open the season in the Buckrns
Beach Casino With "Two Old Cronies5
MT. Wills is said to have surrounded
nimself with capable Company. I'm.
Guiding bunch OF shapcly and good
looking chorus girls.
me theatre at the beach has becn
greatly frightened by a coat OF nalnt
since last season and the ouenine
|dience. 90 au-
the crowds at Buckroe are increas.
ing with each evening and the dane.
ing is proving great pastimo " ,nr
young folks, Prof. STEMS orcho.t ~
Is winning applause from the crowde
each evening. 1'""ue
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peserter Picked lin.

Thomas Grant, a second class ma.
cninist OF the crew OF the United
states battleship Texas, one of the
station ships at the jamestown Expo.
sitlon. was arrested at Warwick ave
nue. and Twenty.fifth street yesterday
evening by Detective Sergeant Henry
Bridges and Patrolman Pearson on
the charge OF desertion. The tar will
be returned to his ship today.
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HAD RAZOR IN POCKET.
Vasrant Charged With Carrying Con.
cealed Weapons.

!. H. Kennedy. whito man, Claiming
Philadelphia as his home, was arrest.
ed at Huntington avenue and Thirty.
fourth street at noon yesterday on the
charge of vagrancy. When searched
at the station house razor was found
about the prisoners persona and the
charge OF carrying concealed weapons
was also placed against him. He was
locked UP to await hearing before
Justice Brown In the police court this
morning,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Waterman
entertained n number of their friends
on Wednesday, evening ut their home.
1922 Twenty-second street The ev-
entns was delightfully."- spent with
music, both vocal and Instrumental
selections being rendered, and dainty
refreshments were served Those at
tending wers, Misses Laura Henkel,
ELLA Thornton, Blanche butter and
Helen Waterman; Mossrs. VIM. Haw-
kins Hughes, Albert Haynes, John
w. kellam, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.
White.
Miss Ethel Peyton has returned
from visit to relatives in West yir-
ginia.
Mrs. p. p, Huston, of Anchorage,
Ky. who has been the guest OF he,'
neice. Mis-. I'll. II. EpcS, left yestcr-
day for Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. John Lewis Weigand, of Phil.
adclphia, has arrived in the city tn
visit her parents, Mr. ana Mrs. I.
Wilmer Davis, OH Twtney- eighth
street
Miss Louise A. Meyers has gone
to Winston-Salem N. c. on business
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Reyner returned
yesterday from trip to Baltimore.
Miss Ada Oliver is i'll Mt her home
on Forty-second street.
Mrs. Preston Roper left. yesterday
for Petersburg to close her winter
home. She will return tomorrow to
spend tho summer at Roper Cottage,
Buckroe Beach.
Miss Kate Emmery returned to her
home In Philadelphia yesterday after
visit to Mrs. John p. Fraley here.
Miss Effie Love. of New York, spent
yesterday in this city with the
Misses Stewart at 100 ThIrty-fifth st.
Miss Josephine Plummer, who was
recently operated on for appendicitis,
Is able to be out
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STRONG TEAM COMING.
Several Richmond "Brownlcs" With
williamsburg Bunch,

W'iiidUlSpuTU ouUCH,
According to reports from VIII,
liamsburg the team which will come
here tomorrow to battle with the
Shipbuilders at the Casino Park will
be an unusually. strong one. Several
players of the Richmond brownies"
will be In, Williamsburg lineup and
the remainder Of the team will be
composed Of William and Mary col.
lege men. The locals have been put
ting in some hard work at practice
this week and every player Is show
Ing up in excellent form. Earnest.
the new short stop, handles the ball
Ike an old.timer and those who saw
the game last Saturday are convinc
ed that he can WELD the stick to adj
vantage.
Captain O'Hara announced last
night that Gaylord would start the
game for the locals In the box.
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Mr.. Ripley Dead

Ny James r. Ripley died yesterday
mogning Mt the home of his daughter
III Portsmouth. after lingering IN.
ness. Mr.. Ripley. who was 20 years
Old, had lived in This CITY for eigh.
teen years and had wide circle OF
friends here. He Is survived by two
danghters and one son, Mrs. III. o.
Lumbor, Miss Edith Ripley and Mr..
8. Nj. Ripley.
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Excuralon 10 James.ou,n

One of the Tidewater Navigation
Sompany's steamers will make an ex.
eursion trip to Jamestown Island
Sunday. leaving Finch's pier, at the
loot of Thirty-first street, at 11:I5
O'clock In the morning. The steamer
Eiii reach the island about 2 o'clock
ana remain there couple of hours.
giving her passengers time to see all
me thtngs OF interest before starting
homeward s'''e'
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Runway Tar Jailed.

Wesley w. Pipnen, seaman Of
the crew of the United States battle
snip Missouri, was arrested at War
WICK avenue and Twenty-fffth street
by Patrolman Giddings last night on
the charge of desertion. Some time
ago the commanding officer of the
Missouri requested the local police
to pick Pippen up. and the runaway
tar VIII be returned to bis shin
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Dedication Of Church

/, The dedication of the enlarged ana
Improved Thirtleth Street Christian
Church will not take place until the
third Sunday In June. Until that
time the congregation viii continue
70 worship at the Y. M. C. A. hall. 3
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HIs Annual paatlme.

I Going out OF town this summer?,
mo; hut Ill have my regular re.
Was that?.
= Planning to go next summer."---
.Philadelphia Ledger. - ..-
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-08-09
CONTINUED

TWhat was s%tolcnT' Spencer asked.
Money"
"No: Il letter" Lord Runton answer
cd. "Dc Rothc says very little, but
never saw. a man so broken up. He
has left for London tonight"
'"The matter is in the hands of the
police. of course?" Spencer asked.
Lord Runton shook his head.
ape Itothe took me into his room
and locked the door n few minutes art
or we had discovered what bad nap
pened. He implored me to keep tie
whole affair from the press II from
publicity in any form. His whole ca
reer was at stake, he said, and very
much more than his career. All that
we could do was to follow Mr.. Fielding
and drag him back by force II we
could. Even then he had little hope or
recovering the letter. We did our best,
but of course we had no chance. Mr..
Fielding and his daughter simply drove
off. De Rothe Is dealing with the at
fair in his own way"
at Is n most extraordinary story
Spencer said quietly.
Lord Runton turned toward him.
81 have treated you with confidence,
MIR. Spencer" he said. Twill you tell
me now why you called ut my house to
see MIR. Fielding todayT"
Spencer hesitated, but only for a mo-
ment.
Certainly" he said. 81 came be-
cause | knew that Mr.. Fielding was
halfway to America and his daughter
in Russia. Some friends of mine were
curious to know whom your guests
could be-"
Pelham raised his head.
"You lied to me, them he exclaimed.
Il had as much right to lie to you,'
Spencer answered calmly, las you had
to ask me questions. ! had"-
He stopped short in the middle OF his
sentence. The faces of the three men
were a study in varying expressions
From some other part of the house
there came to them the sound Of a wo'
mans sudden cry of terror-the cry OF
a woman who had awakened suddenly
to look into the face of death. Dun
comics uplifted glass fell with n crash
upon the table. The red wine trickled
across the tablecloth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-08-09

~ UNCOMBE was out of the
i'm n very few seconds. The
D others hesitated for n moment
whether to follow him or not.
Spencer was the first to rise to his feet
and move toward the door. Lord Run
ton and Pelham followed a moment or
two later. Outside in the hall the
house was perfectly silent.
Duncombe reached the library door
Just in time to find himself confronted
by half n dozen of the men and wom-
eel servants coming from the back of
the house. With his hand upon the
door knob he waved them back.
BE so good, Mrs. Wooton," he said
to the housekecper, "to keep better
order in the servants hall. We could
hear some girls calling or laughing In
the dining room"
Indeed, sir" Mrs. Wooton answered,
with some dignity, ''the noise, what
ever it was, did not come from the
servants quarters. We fancied that it
came from your library"
quite impossible" Duncombe an
ewered coolly. IF / require any one
! will ring"
lie passed through the door and
locked it on the inside. In half a doz-
ON hasty strides he was across the
room and inside the smaller apart
men! where he had left the girl. With
n little gasp of relief he realized taot
she was there still. She was pale. aud
a spot OF color was blazing In der
cheeks. Her hair and dress were a
little d~lsordered. With trembling nit
gers she was fastening a little brooch
chance be close at hand, I should rec.
ommend you to induce Sir George to
Let you search the room to which those
footsteps lead"
1.-THE library" Duncombe interrupted
quickly. search it by all means, If
you like. l have done so myself al
ready"
Spencer was facing the house.
The library" he remarked refec-
lively. "Ah.'
lie stooped down to light a ciga-
rette. Suddenly he felt Duncombe's
hot breath upon his cheek. In the mo-
mentary glow of the match he caught
a silhouette of a pale, angry face
whose eyes were flashing upon him.
This isn't your affair, Spencer. Shut
upy'
Spencer blew out the match dellber-
ately. They both followed Lord Run
TOP to the library. Pelham was stand
insin the middle of the room. He had
the appearance of a man listening in
tently.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-08-09
CHAPTER XXI.

w. UNCOMBE was out Of the room
in "A very few seconds. The
D others hesitated for a moment
whpther IN follow him or not
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Big Show Coming.

Gollmar Bros Big Railroad Show
is in the city today, and the city has
presented an unusually lively appear
ance. Large crowds gathered along
the streets to witness the big street
parade at ten o'clock this forenoon,
and none were disappointed. The
performance this afternoon was first
class, and was greeted by a crowd
which taxed the seating capacity to
the ringside. Every part of the pro.
gram was excellent, and many new
and wonderful feats were introduced
which won applause from the audi
ence. The big menagerie was just as
advertised by the Gollmar Bros,
and the numerous specimens of wild
animals attracted much attention,
including the blood exuding hippo.
potamus. Tonight they give an.
other performance, and, without
doubt, will again fill their big tent.
It's big show and a good show and
well deserves the liberal patronage
accorded it. Vindicator, Rhine.
lander, Wis.
. 2 u
Will exhibit at Bemidji Monday,
July 9Th.
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Charles D. Fisk Here.

Charles D. Fisk, who has been
chief clerk for Dempsey & Dough.
erty at Littlefork, came down from
the north country Saturday for a
brief visit in the city. From here
Mr.. Fisk will 60 to Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, for visit Of two weeks.
Mr.. Fisk states that the steel on
the Big Falls-International Falls ex.
tension of the M. & I. has been laid
to the bridge across the Little Fork
river, and that the bridge will be
completed within the next two
weeks, when the work of laying the
remainder of the steel to the bound.
airy will be rushed to completion.
Mr.. Fisk predicts that the road will
be completed and ready for oper.
alton to International Falls by
August LIST.
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Bids Tor School House
Akeiey, MINI.

The undersigned hereby gives
notice that sealed proposals for the
erection of a schoolhouse at Akeley,
Mimi, including all labor and
material, will be received by r. F.
Pray, clerk, until the hour of 7 p. M,
on the End day Of July, 1907.
All bids must be in strict accord
ance with the plans and specifica-
tons, prepared by VIM. Elliot & Son,
architects, Of St. Paul, which may be
seen at their Office on and after
May 20, 1907, and may also be
seen on application to R. F. Pray
clerk, at Akeley, and the Builders
Exchange at St. Paul, Minneapolis
and Crookston, MINI.
A certified check for S per cent,
payable to the order of R. F. Pray,
clerk, must accompany each bid, as
a guaranty, the same to be returned
to unsuccessful bidders Immediately
on letting the contract. The party
to whom the contract is awarded
will be required to give satisfactory
bond for the faithful performance of
the contract. The right is reserved
to reject any or all bids.
(Signed) r. F. PRAY,
%.%e Clerk.
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ODE BIJOU

Every Evening 7:30 to 1000
Saturday Afternoon 2:3O to $3.50
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Rev. Peart Will Lecture.

Rev. Peart, pastor of the local M.
E. church, will deliver a lecture at
the Methodist church, tomorrow
evening, more especially for those
who are attending the summer
school,. So II
The lecture will begin at 8 O'Clock
and is free to all.
A general invitation is extended
the public to attend.
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The City

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Fireworks, wholesale and retail, at
Peterson's.
Wanted: Pastry cook, apply at
Hotel Markham.
Fresh churned buttermilk Sets.
a quart at the Model.
Theodore Gullickson has been
absent at Winnipeg for several days.
will begin to ship homegrown
berries July S. Leave orders at
Peterson's.
A. H. Kirsch came over from
Crookston Saturday and spent Sun
day with friends in this city.
Horace Durham, lineman for the
M. & l., left this morning for Kabe-
kona, to put in line at the gravel
pit there.
c. A. Rheinhart, resident of
Grand Forks who has property inter-
ests in this city, came over from the
west yesterday for brief visit here.
Dan Rose, buyer for the Watab
Paper & Pulp company, came down
this morning from his home at North
ONE and spent today in the city.
D. w. Carter, postmaster at OUR
ing, was visitor in the city over
Sunday. Mr.. Carter came down
from Redby on the M. R. L. & M.
road.
The telegraph crew on the M. &
|. railway is at Tenstrike, having
gotten that far in the work of string
ing new wire from Bemidji to Big
Falls.
Mrs. Theodore Gullickson and
little child returned Saturday even
ing from tho twin oities, where ohc
has been visiting with relatives and
friends.
John R. Stewart, general manager
for the Beltrami Cedar & Land COM
pany, visited in the city over Sum-
day. Mr.. Stewart had been to the
twin cities, where he was interested
in some litigation. q"
c. w. Speelman, the Northome
merchant, arrived in the city Satur-
day and visited here over Sunday.
He had been on a trip to Interna-
tional Falls and Port Arthur, return
ing by way of Neche and Grand
Forks.
A. G.. Maule of Tenstrike came
down from his home this morning.
He was accompanied by Archie
Maule, wife and child, who were on
their way to Harbor Beach, Michi-
gan, to visit with relatives. Peter
Maule will leave next Saturday for
Harbor Beach.
Sergeant Eilek, who is manager of
the local recruiting office for the U.
S. army, has been granted leave of
absence for two weeks. He will
visit with relatives at St. Paul.
Private James T. Davis, who has
been located at Grand Rapids, will
have charge of the local office during
the absence of Sergent Eilek.
w. H. Browning of Minneapolis
is a new commercial traveller who
will hereafter make" this country.
with headquarters at Bemidji. He
succeeds Frank Caldwell as represent
tative for the Winston, Harper,
Fischer company of Minneapolis,
Mr.. Caldwell having more territory
to cover than it is, possible for him
to handle properly.
The best assortment of steel pens,
at the Pioneer Office. Thirty kinds
from which to make your selection.
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Apples, navel oranges and Cali.
fornia fruits, only at Peterson's.
G.. E. Croker returned this
morning from a business trip to
Kelliher.
E. M. Stratton, the razor and
sheers artist of Tenstrike, spent to-
day in the city. -. 49,.
Wanted-A lady cook, at the
Park hotel, corner First st. and
America avenue. H..
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Cochrane yes
terday entertained at dinner, Prof.
and Mrs. Hay of Thief River Falls.
L. K. Deal, the Des Moines cedar
man, came down this morning from
up-line points on the M. & I. rail.
way. ~ J.,
Nels Otterstad, the Turtle River
farmer and locator, came down from
his home this morning to look after
some business matters,
Henry Logan, one of the. old
time political war horses of Itasca
county, who is now residing at Bena.
spent Sunday in the CITY,. ....
DR.. Warninger left yesterday for
Crookston and Grand Forks, where
he has some business matters that
are demanding his attention.
J. M. Jones, V. Cloud, T. Douse,
G. E. Ruby and E. Cosgrove were
among the Deer River. people who
were in the city yesterday and at
tended the ball game. =.
G. w. Harris. arrived in the city
Saturday from Foxboro, Wis, where
he has been for two months past
on visit. He intends to leave for
St. Johns, New Brunswick, for
stay of a month, when he expects
to return to- Bemidji, and may de-
eide to engage in business in this
city. ..- ..a... .-. .-- 49,. +
Lieutenant Q. H. Dockery, Jr.,
came in last night from Duluth and
spent the night in the city, leaving
this morning for Brainerd, where
there is an army recruiting office.
While he was here the lieutenant
administered the oath to P. R..
Woodroof of International Falls and
swore that gentleman into the SER
vice. Woodroof left today for Fl.
Smelling to begin his services for
Uncle Samuel"
A. J.. Abercrombie, cruiser and
scaler for the Crookston Lumber
company, came down from Island
Lake Saturday and visited in the
city with his family until yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Abercrombie is
scaling at Island Lake, and he re-
turned to that place yesterday after
noon. He was accompanied by
Chas. Dahlgren, who is scaling at
Island Lake for the Cfookston COM
pany.
Fountain pen ink at the Pioneer
office. H& ~ II
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Weekly Excursion to Detroit and Re
turn $17.00
via the SOUTH SHORE, leaving
Duluth every Friday. s- - 1.
Same rate to Alpena, Oscoda,
Harbor Beach and Port Huron. TO
Buffalo $3.50 higher. Limit Sept.
ember 18th, 1907. ..s5
For sleeping car and and steamer
reservation, apply to Mr.. A. j. Per.
rim, General Agent, 43O East Super.
ior St., Duluth, MINI.
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Barber Shops Closed the Fourth.

The barber shops of the city will
be closed all day the Fourth. To
accommodate their customers all
shops will be open until II O'clock
the evening Of the 3rd.
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Notice..

- The Catholic ladies will serve
ice cream and cake, hot coffee and
sandwiches, lemonade and candy,
July 4th, on Lake Boulevard and
4th street. r. = "a ~
Everybody welcome.
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Engraving.

Those desiring engraved cards
can leave their orders with us
and same will be given prompt and
careful attention.
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Visiting Cards.

A neat line of up-to-date visiting
cards can always be found at this
Office. New and up-to-date type
from which to select style of print
ing. * D. Ia
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Notice.

The Catholic ladies will serve ice
cream and cake, hot coffee and sand
wiches, lemonade and candy, July
4th, on Lake Boulevard and 4th'
street.
Everybody welcome.