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, 1909-12-29

Mr.. jean Petersen writes Us from
Frederiksted that 2 lines Of RUN was
measured there yesterday morning, making
II lines for the month to date. In
Chistapsted Of a line was measured
and tle total fail for the month was 81 lines.
We are sorry 10 learn that there was a
fatal case of s~tabbing at Orange Grove east
late ON Christmas Eve. The man stabbed
was named David Charles and his assaiIant
was his uncle, William James. The latter
was arrested ut the same place between II
and | O'Clock by Policeman Vallade, who
had been called and had found the nephew
lying dead on the ground
Il seems that the uncle had promised the
nephew to help him in killing a pig, and the
latter not finding him at home went to town
and brought him out, he being in a state of
lntoXicauou at the time, and that in front Of
his own door he turned on the nephew and
fatally stabbed him with dagger. Why he
carried the dagger and where he obtained it
will probably appear at the Police inquiry.
Our Native Brass Band did it's best to
contribute To- the liveliness of the Season, by
curly serenadGs on Christmas morning, play
ing on the ,4art yesterday afternoon and
otherwise.
, 1909-12-29
AAEL OLSEN.

MADAME WILLIAMSON Regrets that
she is compelled to postpone the Con
cort %anpounced for Dec. 3Oth. The new
date viii be inserted later.
, 1909-12-29

T.J.STF DT.o1
GEork>
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-27

sea; he participated in all the bloody en-
gagements in which that fighting regiment
was involved, and in recognition of his serv-
ices as a soldier he has for seven years been
unanimously elected as commander of R.
H. Carr post, No. liza, at Bemidji, his last
election occurring but a few weeks ago.
Judge Bailey is now candidate for mum
icipal Judge. He is dependent and willing
to go before the people on his record, be-
lieving that the public will fully appreciate
his worth as a judicial head and as useful
citizen, who has wrought much good to the
community in which he lives.
Judge Bailey is an interested land owner;
he harbors an unfagging faith in the COM
ing greatness of Beltrami county; he is
Republican who has attracted the attention
of Democratic governor, and these facts,
lend but one inference-that Judge Bailey
is man and capable official in all that
these terms imply.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-27
N. w. BROWN.

Mr.. Brown is one of our expert chefs
and caterers operating, as he does, the
hotel and restaurant which has become
so widely and popularity known during
his management thereof. Mr.. Brown has
been professional chef and hotel man
all his life, and he is thus sufficiently
informed as to the needs of the; public
to an extent that permits him to serve
them in comprehensive and acceptable
manner. Mr.. Brown is metropolitan in
all that he does, he is generous to his
patrons, he supplies only pure food pro-
ducts, and the hotel and lunch counter
he conducts is the acme of cleanliness
and responsibility. Our thousands of
readers may rest assured that when they
patronize Mr.. Brown that they are not
only aiding worthy home concern, but
one which is rapidly winding its way
to the front.
Mr. Brown is one of Bemidji's repre-
sentative men, deserving of all favors as
well as notice in this Souvenir number,
and he is citizen of whom it may we'll
be said, she is among the FIRST"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-27

business and the selecting of tobacco
lifelong business and thus it becomes plain
why the brands of cigars he turns out have
found such ready sale throughout the
north central part of Minnesota.
Mr.. Burgess is also an employer of labor,
maintaining force of five men, who, of
course, represent population and share of
the prosperity the city enjoys, another cir
cumstance which should not be overlooked
by the lovers of a good cigar. AS to Mr..
Burgess, himself the progress he has made
bespeaks his attributes as business man
and his worth as useful citizen, both in
commercial and financial circles.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-27
BEMlDJl BRICK COMPANY.

The entire country is aware that the lit
tie clay there is in Minnesota is like it's
farm lands, prolific in natural fineness and
availability. That the Bemidji Brick COM
pany has long since discovered this fact is
apparent by the millions of brick they an
nually turn out and by the ready market
which they find-a market of such proper
tons that the firms facilities are taxed to
the utmost to supply the demand. When it
is known that the city of Bemidji and all
other towns nearby use the brick made by
of the merit of the company's output can
readily be conceived.
The Bemidji Brick company operates
vast plant, and employees large force OF
men. They enjoy an immense patronage.
and whenever building brick is used there
also is the name of this firm known. The
manager of the company works in hearty
accord with the men under his supervision;
they are paid just wage and treated as
men should be treated, and in turn the en-
ployes heartily cooperate with the owners in
all that they do. Result: Excellent brick
made by conscientious and skilled workmen.
This company is always anxious to sub
nit estimates, and they promise to be in
brick. They can supply any amount in the
shortest possible time, and they represent
their output just as it is-nothng more.
The Bemidji Brick company also brings
out the striking fact that this city could be
made a manufacturing center of no mean
proportions This company requires no ad-
vertisement in our columns. We mention
them in order that they be represented
among the other up-to-date industries, and
that the benefit of their presence in our
midst may be duly appreciated.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-27
JUDGE H. w. BAILEY.

Judge Bailey is an old soldier, patriot,
and exemplary citizen and judicial head,
who is too well known to require introduc
ton at our hands; but since this Souvenir
Edition of The Pioneer has embodied
brief notice of every man of note in Be-
midi in it's columns, of course, Judge Bailey
must necessarily be included, if even from
the standpoint of plain duty Judge Bailey
is now serving as municipal judge of Be-
midi, having been appointed by Governor
Johnson upon the creation of this office,
even though he was an acknowledged Re-
publican.
Mr.. Bailey has been resident of Bemidji
for ten years-from the day that this pros
porous city was village. A Buckeye by
birth, Mr.. Bailey came west in 1851, set
Ting in Cedar county, Iowa, where he re-
NAMED until 1886, thence he went to Faux
county, South Dakota, where he was clerk
of the circuit court for period of eight
years; from there he came to Bemidji
since which time he has become one of us.
He was village recorder of the Young Be-
midi for three years. He has been pot
ent factor in the upbuilding of this prosper
Gus city, and he is to be credited with hav-
ing performed much valuable work in the
city's advancement
Judge Bailey was member of the famous
Second Iowa infantry, and was with General
Sherman during his notable march to the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-27
w. A. MCDONALD.

This gentleman is factor in the whole
sale field who has come to the front to
show our thousands of readers the avail
ability OF this territory for the location of
wholesale houses, owing to its unparalleled
railroad facilities and it's capacity to ship
by the water route, facilities which are not
to be despised when it comes down to
matter OF dollars and cents and of easy &C.
cess to the trade comprised in this rapidly
populating section of Minnesota
Mr.. Mcdonald is also one of the faithful
disciples, who having pinned his confidence
in Bemidji county values, has realized on
the strength of his well based judgment
Mr.. Mcdonald is engaged in the wholesale
manufacture OF ice cream, candy and high
class bakery goods. The former named
article he turns out is noted for it's purity
and Righteousness, and has become popular
by its name THE Model Ice Cream" far
and near. Comprehending the meaning of
the word Model the excellence of the ice
cream which Mr.. Mcdonald turns out can
readily be imagined, as he spares neither
pains nor expense to supply the genuine
article. He has secured the most modern
machinery to produce the highest grade ice
cream, and he is an expert in the making
of it.
Mr.. Mcdonald is also manufacturer of
the "Dee-li-ciOus" candies, for both the
WHOLESALE ana retail LfaQe, ana also whole
sales taffes, fruit balls, chocolates, dipped
goods and other specialties which have be-
come famed as the good things to eat' we
all so highly prize.
AS to the cakes, pies, pastry and other
sWeetmeats emanating from Mr.. McDonald's
place of business little need be said
Especially is this true of Snow Flake
bread, which has won such large SALE
Their aromatic flavor and nutritiousness re-
mind one of the good things that mother
used to make and this fact is partially &C
countable for the widespread trade he has
secured throughout this vicinity.
Mr.. Mcdonald is skilled in his trade. He
is one of the number of Bemidji business
men who has lived to see his most ardent
hopes realized-the rapid growth of the
Hob City," BY virtue of his confidence, eff
forts and personal interest he is richly en-
titled to the trade which comes to his two
bakeries, and The Pioneer predicts for him
continuation of the success he how en-
joys.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-27

which have earned for their producer a
lasting and widespread rputation.
Mr.. Burgess, in the year 1905, came to
Bemidji, three years ago, from Virginia,
where also he had been engaged in conduct
ing cigar factory. He has made the cigar
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-20

81 ibis State Thrice q date u eKecu
tlou n Elliott bad been set. on lwo o..
easloua brief respites by ibe Cover
nor saving hlm from the hansman's
moose
Two weeks ago Elll0tt swallowed q
large doss u bisal0Hde 81 msreBrY IN
the county jan a taGmHEs and b..
cause o. BIZ critical condition The day
iollowinS. Friday Nov 3. Governor
firown granted him . feprisye foF two
weeks
u eas late lasi night when 0oyefnes
Brown announced be dselsi0n his
commute Eilioits sentences ard his
reasons WeFe not announced Il is
believed. however. that The abestiOn
of Elli0fts saniiy, stressed bY his o..
tornsys spd friends. had weight With
M Governor
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-20
AMERICAN CRUISERS PRO-
CEEDING TO NICARAGUA
President ZeIAya Has Ordered Two Americans
Found With ReVOIutiOniStS Executed. Z

WASHINGTON. Nov, 10, Two Amer
lean vessels have been ordered % pro
coed TO Nicaraguan waters and Presl.
dent Taft has postponed indefinitely
his meeting OF Isldore Hasefa, the
new minister from Nicaragua to this
country, as the result Of news peceiy.
ed here to the effect that two Ameri.
cans, Leonard Grace and Leroy Can.
non, captured while serving with the
reyolutlonists army In Nicaragua, have
been sentenced 70 death by President
zelayas orders and Il Ia believed that
sentence has already been carried
out,
Orders have been issued for the
cruiser Yicksburg 90 proceed In all
haste to Corinto and the gunboat
Des Molnes viii proceed at once to
Port I.imon TO observe events there
and report the situation at the point
by wireless. t
The news as TO the two Americans
reached the State Department Thurs.
day night from the American consul
at Managua, who stated that their
capture had been followed almost
Immediately by a death, sentence,
The consul Immediately appealed 20
President zelaya To commute their
sentences and bis answer was Il will
eBe.' Later on further appeal. ~
laya said that the sentence was
haal"
a dispatch received yesterday at the
State Department IL 10 the affect that
the men have undoubtedly been exc.
cuted.
Upon this information the secre.
tary Of State asked the Secretary
Of the Navy TO order che vlekaburg
10 proceed IN all haste TO corlnto for
the purpose Of protecting Americans
and American interests The Dos
Molnes was also ordered 20 proceed
10 Port Llmon "a top speed for the
same purpose These vessels will be
ia constant communication by wireless
with the state Department
The Des MoInes. now ~ Colon. can
reach Port LImon within ten hours,
gteaming under forced draught The
VlckaburE IL on TIE Pacific Coast a.
San 1oaa na Guatemala nearly 200
miles from The Nicaragua coast and
will be able 20 reach corini0 at about
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-20

NNNlNaA - Wtah"NNF~s ~''~'~'F
Yesterday mornings service was
one Of the best Dr. Christians ser
mon was listened 20 With the closest
attention. by a very good congrega.
ton. Everyone felt the presence Of
the Holy Spirit
AZ night the sermon was one OF
great power. The subject vas the
Three Steps 20 Ruin" FIRST step.
looking: second step, conaidering'
third. taking.
The effect Of this sermon on the
congregation vas wonderful The
half.bour song service Is very lhsplr'
ing.
The leader and the choir sesW %
BE- singing With spirit and TIE gospel
Is being preached 10 song
Let every body come and d. his part
IN this effort TO save the unsaved 10
Gainesville
There will BE- service this morning
AZ $3.50. bot no services 10 the even
ing
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-20
Neck Of DR.. Elliott Is
Saved by Gov. Brown

ATLANTA. Ca. Nov - Governor
Brown last night COMMITTED 10 ne lm.
pria0nmsnt the death sentence u pr.
a. ~ Elliot. u taGraass. who vas
10 be hanged today for the murder u
10. T. Rivers "a eepiembof. 1908
Eili0it killed Rivers while BE- and
he family we're guests ~ Rivers ho.
Gel AZ IaGmnEe Elliott shoi the ho
tel mab. IL vas said n sealous
frenzy. charging him win ipppprie
tles toward Mrs. Elll0tt a. the trial
and later there Developed noihlng 20
bear Out Eillotts deiusion
F0F several sears before moving %
IaGfanEe BE- lived 10 Maega. hany 81
the beai citizens. ineluding phYsisians,
of that place and chaitanooga, be
birth place. made stroag appFala 20
Governor Br0pn % e0mmute ne sent
enes. believing him msniaiiy uhbai
aaee1. u is declared b. May tat ~
va addicted % ths uss q TO deadly
drurs for maHY years and shiis ~
vas : Feslasht % haeoa ~ aitengtsf
% kHi two msn. Oas 81 whom sas
hsdiY inlsrsd
has d teruinaie1 oae - ne neet
frmous murdef tFiait ~ fae hifioFy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-20

watch for offenders and arrest and
prosecute All ovAers o. machines
who are using old tags or dfiving
without numbers. The policemen
say Il q no small matter 20 remem.
Der az the Numbers 10 a liza Gov
oring from g 70 % closely typeurii'
Ten pages. and, e. no arrests have
been made 80 Gar. q q likely that
other means win BE- adopted % foree
the autolsts 20 take cot licenses ~
ire meantime The ioy.rideru and osn-
err vlthcai numbers are layins baek.
happy 10 ths belief hey have eesied
ne state tspartmert
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-20
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT,
Members Of Holy Trinity Church
Mourn for Dr. N. o. Phillips.

Members Of Holy Trinity Church
Mourn for Dr. N. o, Phillips.
The following resolutions we're
adopted at meeting OF the yestry
of Holy Trinity church, held on No.
yember Sth, 1909;
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty
God to take, from our midst DR.. New.
ton DeKalb Phillips. for many years
"a member of the Vestry and Junior
Warden OF Holy Trinity Parish, and,
Whereas, we are DESTROYS OF ex.
pressing, and placing upon record.
our appreciation Of the high char
acter and eminent distinction OF the
deceased, as a man, and as a physiI
clan, and our love and affection for
him as a member OF this body; There!
fore be it
Resolved by the yestry OF Holy
Trinity church, that In the death 81
Or. Phillips we have lost a true
friend whom We loved and admired,
because Of his many noble traits Of
character, the gentieness and manlt
ness Of his nature, his soutd iudg.
ment, undaunted courage and keen
sense Of right and Justice.
Resolved, further. That we do ex.
tend to the family OF the deceased
our warmest sympathy In their afflio-
ton, and that these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes, and copy
sent to the family OF deceased, and
published in. The Parish Leaflet and
Gainesville Sun,
&c. r. LAYTON,
Secretary"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-20
a BIG LAND DEAL.
T. ]. Cone Purchases ValuRble Prop
erty in Wseahoota Section.

T. J. Cone Purchases valusbs Prop
erty in Waeahoota Section.
real estate deal OF considerable
Importance has just been closed.
wherein T. Jennings Cone. the naval
stores operator and lumber manuiao.
turer Of Raleigh. has come into pos
session OF a tract OF land known as
the King property
: This tract comprises one thousand
acres, and It Is composed OF timber
and farming land. There Is yet con.
siderable fine timber on the property
and II is said that for farming there
is no better land In that section Of
the county
The property Is located near Waca-
hoota, and adjacent 10 Mr.. Cones
large naval stores and milling inter
ests.
The price paid was not stated, al
though Il Is understood that Il aggre.
gated In the neighborhood o. $4,000
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-20

had lost their husbands pressed to-
ward the wagon. States Attorney
Eckhart gently told them that identi.
ficatiQn would require some time and
the crowd thihHed away from the wa.
gon, bdti diitn late lat might the little
brick morgue was surrounded by anx.
ioos Inquiries. ').'iln fsln'
The recovered body was identified
as that OF Ole Frib6rg, unmarried.
Seven volunteers carried hose into
the main shaft last night and turned
a stream Of water on the burning sec.
ond gallery.
With the recovery OF one body, be,
lieved to be that of ole Friberg, the
discovery of nineteen others, which
could not be brought to the surface,
and determined attack ON the fire
that is burning in the main pit, pro.
gress towards the reaching of the 800
bodies in the st. Paul progressed
more rapidly than at any other time
since the fire started on Saturday.
Water Directed on Air Shaft.
The air shaft following the exDlora.
tion that resulted In the finding Of
twenty dead, was closed last night
and full stream Of water was di.
reoted into 1t. $50.
Then the main shaft was opened,
tfhe temperature of this shaft has
been well over 100 degrees, but con.
tinuous sprinkling today reduced II
TO about 80 degrees.
Men IN helmets hfst descended to
the fatal second gallery. They report.
ed the mouth OF the DRIFT blocked by
timbers and mud, but the fact that
their safety lamps were not extin.
guished indicated the absence Of black
damp.
The next squad TO descend went
without helmets and reported condi
lloho ptAlSNb lbl az ehAaNh w e"N
flames within the gallery. A great
difficulty was experienced in lower
ing sufficient length Of hose.
Various crews made the descent
They reported there was little heat
at the mouth of the gallery, but that
search for bodies would not be prac-
ticable until the blocked openings
had been cleared of debris. This prom
Used 10 be a tedius process and II wai
predicted that the work would re-
quire at least eighteen hours.
Beyond those distractions the dead
are believed TO lie in heaps
Charity work progresses rapidly.
Director E. P. BicSness. OF the AmerI.
can Red Cross Society. after visiting
many homes. reported that iO5 out
OF 1856 families had been given q
weeks supply Of groceries each.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-20
p.ll,nr, Psil,ni ImpfevIna.

Dr. J. ~. Colson. who - Weaiing
the case o. poilagra "a The vicinity
o. Rochelle. which is the oHly case
20 Oar known IN the county stated
friday that The patient IL rhpidiy Inn
proving. and that hs hops 20 entirely
eliminate All traces q The disease
30 4 short uhile.
The case appears 70 b. q mild ons.
b., ths physician declares = % -
psIlarrn. jast ne sane iis also feels
suFs that tbs patient an eomf OF
All nsht. wfth fhs proper care an4
,restmeui. both q vhieh shs + -
eriging
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-20
VCNTY BODIES FOUND
in CHERRY COAL MINE
Body Brought Out, and It Is Thought Others
Win Soon Be Recovered.

u rtftttl WI
5py I'll. Nov. 19.--For the first
nee the mine horror Of saiur.
~ Of some Of the 300 VIC
~ located yesterday ny daring
in the depths Of the second
inn. .ilptii'iiif,u
A. bodies were found within
ieet Of the yentiiating shaft.
4 them, unreeognlzable, was
% the surface and after con-
81 selay was taken to the town
await Identification. The tenn
zoe people was feared and an
10 keep secret the finding Of
dies was made. Those in au-
bound themselves to maintain
That more than one victim
I'D discovered was not generally
At nightfall and plan was
o attempt the removal of the
Odles late at night. M
one brought to the surface was
ed for an hour at the top of
before being turned, over to
pisTtaker, and then only because
covery had become known.
b horrors which they encoun-
! the mine gallery none Of the
s would speak, but their.
Fre Rale and their hands trem-
Ilea they emerged. This much
ned-the bodies were seorched
Hollel. Death might have been
slhel 70 gas or flame. After the
q the body the experts held
ooht!ente and upOn conditions
/ determined to break the
the main shaft at once. A
q hborers was ordered to
2 and by s o'clock the unseal-
% vas belching ont gases and
P'eparations we're made at
ieddce the temperature in the
l,r'e fan, placed at the
de the old one near the alr
sn started, It's direetl6d le-
7'ea SO as to pull the smoke
ne ventilator, AS soon as
Ne helmet-armored mine ex-
etehded in the shaft with
nose prepared 10 fight the
'oal IN the second gallery.
7iot is successful. firemen
'''nets will be sent down the
'1 out the FIRE when they
With safety.
q the recovery OF the dirst
ie2d rapidlv tb-,,,o.h a.. IN
the ambulance, banked
passed through the
.oaen rushed out OF their
-'aed Practically through the
vain attempt to look into
Rumor was that the body
boy. Mothers who lost
. the mine pushed for.
ss'e told that the body was
Z score Of women who
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-20
De May Collect Sum Of
100000 From AutOiStS

49, wash Nov. ls.-Foar
E,- .,'' in fees due 70 tbs
- ',,l's'oa from owners y
- ',''s'Ins without mum.
a.. ',,,Ssrs which have no,
-. (. =. !. b svensa % sgoo /.
~ ....l - Zip given 70 ne
'uz.y ], !, ,-ia'y By 4 W. How.
-, !. s'a's e followed no.
vs "a STATE lieess. \.
49, sllls TIE penalrv far
-, va tie law Az Il.
sac Hover ~ - =.
1a's . keeo !. -.