The daily pioneer. [volume], June 29, 1903, Image 1

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VOLUME I. NUMBER GO
PENNILESS AND PENITENT
IS NOW READ'Y FOR''PUN-
viz ili iti Qi .1/
ISHMENT..
SLANDERS SU-G07KN CAINS
RETURNS FROM TOUR OF
GLOBE AND CONFESSES
HIS ROBBERY
ST01E GEMS miA*
custody.
scheming and planning the desperate
chances hey too ^nd_
their subse-
I view of that, fact all have con
fessed.
"r I was employ ei biya Mr su Webster
\V"
lat
t! i
i* a
a
Baer in explaining the crime. I rising.
planned some means of robbing her
keep up their appearance in oi ler to
make the robbery possible, dually I
the office safe, and we watched
opportunity abstract it aially
Ii/ i* Ui Kit yU
lb i*/ lib un
Oi Ui & \H (1/ n lit \b
I Eave Troughing
Tin Roofing
Wood or Coal
1 Furnaces
Steam Fittings
I Bike Repairing
xk
I Repairing of all
I Kinds
I Pumps and Wa
ter Pipes Ou
Specialty.
PHON E 225.
Ql-tll
of- -the.
E from i rotting
polici
I T':c
Ilvalued
tour
Sentiments in t.'ie
Are Reciprccat
Wa sh ton, Ji i
RCDSeVi 1' Stei'.d
ing
$!5j00u
WITH TWO ACCOMPLICES E S HE
ROBBED HiS EMPLOYER
IN HOTEL.
Chicago Juno 2S.
wardly with fear whil
appearance of the
wealthy nabob, haunted
rerab ling in-
ning an
of a
1 night
ly an
jt\_*pp-obor-sinn of ultimate eat
posure, William Baejj' yesterday
bought a tour of the glpjje to an end I
in the lieutenant's office a detective
headquarters.
Naples, Berlin, Paris, London,
Tokyoall these and more were the
scenes of his dissipaik^ and efforts
to dodge the police. Then when tliis
had been successfully done and
was penniless and worn out with the
strain, Baer returned to Chicago*
arrived here yesterday a wreck. Three
hours after his arrival Detectives
Thomson and Gallagher took him into
ram of (1
William in ply
age regarding i-ii
ron at Kiel:
"I yo
Cotton
hiS (h ly i
your ma
will tow
roci the senti
conveys.'
1
When arrested be was a i
rr
physical and mentah wreck, half an .b( na
hour later, with evident relief, he was i
recounting to the police all the
Details of the Theft
of Mrs. Webster's diamonds at
Topeka
Kan
Jun
28
money left to conduct their defense. south Topeka were compelled to
and during October I met Engvhall Great Increase Shown in tbe New
and Reinlin. Both were out of work, ork Assessment for This Year.
I furnished, them money live and
UUU)UU
the plan was executed, the stones year is $1.40, against $2.27 last year
Dora & Lyo
-^-And
What They Do
tsio.n
away
vour in CJl
MURDERED IN CHURCH.
"frail of the
Posse of Citize -,s en
A^sassifl
Rnr im rgftei June 3. John
tnnrder'ed in
n(1 a posse of
ITawier of Moccasin
church TliursiLay nis
citizens are on Hie. Iifail of the mur
derer. Hawker had been at'tendirig
the services at. Moccasin, and after
the services wort
concluded and the
itinguished he was
"Where was Moses
rl
W ith a knife.
the Hotel Melrose. Los Arfgeles, Cal.
According to the prisoner toe robbery i CLOUDBURST A TOPEKA.
was planned almost as soon as their
victim left her Brooklyn home to Kansas Capital Is Again Visited by a
travel i California. After all their Bi Flood.
lights went out' The
wg
a
a
s$mQ on
Hawke
stabbed.him to the hear?
__ A
amounte
pracll eaily to a cloud-'
quent flight, neither Baer nor Jolin i
Engvhall and Charles Reinlin. his con-! hurst, broke over ropeka after mid oared race, being beaten ou i even
federates and fellow prisoners, had night. A number of residents in ^l*"^*^
duing her Calforntor," said their foundations. Tlie Kiiw is also Pennsylvania, frornwonn,,lli had
Ne
Yorl
rea
I
both were enabled amount $4,730,000,000, an increase
estate assessments this year
Secure Positions of ?1,400,000,|)00 over last year. The
at the Hotel Melrose. Reinlin as cle^jc personal assessments are $678,000,000,
and Engvhill as a bellboy. Mrs. Web- an increase of $153,000,000. The total
ster frequently kept her jewelry in increas
i
as5Gsse
or an values is $1,553,-
The estimated tax rate this
Sitfe^ Sfe&fetfrS-&S-'frfy.
We work day or
night.
We can do any
thing with a
stove.
No one could appreciate
Yoiir patronage better
than we.
No one will give you more
attention or can give
more satisfaction.
When you throw a dollar
at us you know you
have a string on it.
EMIDJI. M:N
ic
FOR
ural
a:i:l
%IF
I "i 'i Si
WINS
'.mini llp in the
iI'- trie were
(!{on
oi race i! :he lasJ
^^[^^7^ ^-o^Ln "varsitv races. A
i
1
flee to higher ground, while a few-U^ va, to foanh cirew, and a |)oor-j-f
was. she finished las, in the four-'
MONDAY..!
1
boys would no
Georgetown iniiye r1
race- while fintehin
ond the phehomehal L.e.\v
the race by Cornell anivevsuy. a
away from the othejp four crew:
the race, old timers', will! ttre c::
lien of Syracuse, in a manner that
made the rowing sharps simply throw
up their hats for joy. Columbia uni
versity crews, from which very much
had been promisi i. finished in
In
The Worst Possible Shape.,
although in the fretting, in the general
predictions and in the prognost'
ions of her coach, she was supposed
:r-trs^xt3ar^rr*-msK!tunaCTDEStr%v.- -"-irrn'r
IN
INTERCOLLEGIATE
EGA FTA.
fy 7 i
fTby
/f\\
h:ul f'
a
from Columbia, in the freslimau race
smallecl houses were washed from.! fourth, Wisconsin was third, with Washington authorities forward i
1 i
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X* VvV-^W
S
f^f heE crew had been
TlT Kaw is also !Pennsylvania, from wh oi nothing had
Freshman race, eight-ored, two_ hopes i':
cuse second. Wisconsin third, Colum
bia 'fmTfThTT'ennsylvania fifth.
'Varsity race, four milob. eight
oared Cornell first, tirnt IS: 57
WESTERN FIRMS INVITED
Subscribe fur The Daily Pioneer.
SORRY THAT ROOSEVELT WILL
r0RV.''ARD
win
OTHER POWERS.
W igton, June
M'nno'ut has ?Ia
?ove
mm( i re
Petersbu
rpge
a
F|*ed Smyth, ri'fis Taos. Smvtli. se'c-Treas.
nt
titio
envoy.
a
over. Cornell taking the lead before I In returning the petition to Mr. Rid
the mile-post had been reached ana die the officials will assure him that
rowing away from her competitors in Russia cherishes no ill .ni towa.d the
a manner so easy that at no time was I United states and that the aoUon ft
she pressed for first place. takes with respect th.- petition is
The following is a summary of the necessary in view of Russia .mallei-
races: able policy of
'Varsity four-oared race, i miles I Refraining From Interference
Cornell first, time 10:34Pennsyl I in the internal affairs of oilier pow-
vania second. Wisconsin third. Opium-1 ers and in-'a' i? on similar Lr.eatment
bia fourth. for itself.
1
milesCornel] first, time 9:. l Syra- not mis tnderstood, but In view of
the aniiouncemeht of its position
w.,.i
Jackson People Anxious Over Disap- jiresentation of the petition de
pearance of Witness for State. [ferred until the return to St Peters-
Jackson. Ky., June 28 There is I burg of ivir. McCormick the Ame-ican
considerable anxiety over the disap- ambassador Russiath ^amc pro
tied seeing Crawford and Tharp, time the Russian government is made
teamsters for Hargis, coming away aware of extenuating circumstances,
from Ewen's hotel just before it was I whieh wi ll put the matter in a differ-
burned. Following an assault on the I ent light.
bridge one aight and threats to burn Indeed, it is declared Russia. wouTd
him out, guards were placed around be glad to do anything possible to re
Haddick's house, but the guards have I lieve the tension in the United States,
been removed and Haddick is missing, i but it feels unabl" to sacruice princi-
was the principal witness for the [.pie which it has followed hitiierto and
arson eases be considered by the the American su ort of which it has
grand jury on July 20. warmly indorsed.
Submit Designs for the New Fed I Rather Than Go to Prison They Soak
eral Building at Superior. Their Sondsmen.
Washington. June 28.Radcliffe & i Paterson, N J., June 28. When
Scovjlle of Duliith and Ferry & Clas
of Milwaukee have accepted invita- Grossman, the anarchists, were called
tions compete in submitting de upon I court yesterday to surrender
signs for the proposed government themselves and serve five years in
building a Superior, Wis. Congress state prison, they did not respond and
has appropriated S800.000 for the erec- the court declar ec ia otf $111,00-0ssorG
tion of the building. forfeited. I twas said that MacQueen
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rawoerries
Giieumbers
ireon Onions
7 Onions
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/V"k.
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PETITION OF
TH JEWS.
KICK UP N O
WITH EXPRESSION O
GOOD WILL.
CANNOT SACK! PRINCIfLI
i O MOM-INTFP
IMO.I I t_i.Frc-
nt chance in both INTERNAL AFFAIRS O
thai praci ici
RENCE I N THE
POPE'S DEATH
Eiiss mm 19%*}!
PETITION WILL GE HANDED BACK
Uoini'. .1
declared Hi
i'slloil i
eaniiioii.i,:'
Anglo-Sn xi
fled.."
placed. without a
e.m.-l
cardinals
fereucca
dcatli d' II l'i
1 ,a
ni
st. Petersburg a petition from Amen-
a1
be e,n expected as her crew bad been can Jewish people relative, to ftus-
materially changed.*, in th..' last few .gia's treatment i the .lews,
i days, a close fifth. hoped thai the United Stales lynching of Lamb Whiihy
In the 'varsity race Columbia fin- will appreciate' the Kms.aii view of on the Smilhland planiat i..n
ished last, being at. least Fix lengths tlriifcase and will content Itself wit|i assaulted a while woman, and a mob
behind Syracuse, the fifth crew in the [the kindly expressions of sympathy i took him to the woods.
race, and at leasl four out of her eight which it. already In. oLered lor the
men collapsing in the boat as the -.affair a Kischineff The Associated
finish line was crossed. press already has staled the Russian
It was, as it has been for the past (position regarding wbat is nsidered
two years, Cornell day. A in last i outside interference In the inter -al af-
year's regatta Cornell
of Russia.
Won AIJ Three Races, That position continues to be held
and while only one record was broken and the Associated Press is further
-the freshman raceit is the general permitted to say thai Mr. Riddte, the
concensus of opinion that had thPpmescan charge, when he presents
Cornell 'varsity crew been pressed the ihe petition at the Uussnn foreign ol-
record would have been broken even ce, will be recivef^with the same
in that race. The 'varsity race, as a- cordiality always accorded an Araerl-
matter of fact, was a miserable walk-
Hii'-iim government
firmness in the matter will
!i W
Georgetown second, Wisconsin third, I stated, will be subjected to no person-
Pennsylvania, fourth, Syracuse fifth, al embarrassment in presenting the
Columbia sixth. petition and be will be given to under
stand that the St Petersburg authori-
WAS HE KILLED?* ties appreciate fin fact that he
2g The lV.is- car was hurled I the track, carry-:
froin Amrri- egro Get, It in the Neck.
Jewish op lpee ^relatve, to ftus-l Jo nN Te N
l^T^JSTS^ H+W^&fP^A*^ ,a, W^V li .^mi i Shil a neir" from the i.sary meUsun
Whitl.'V g^vity ol th
I
is surprised at t~..tt ieyel
opments which will faVce a retraction
of its views. Mr. Riddle, it can be
S only
ca-rryl'ftgout his orb rs Should the
ANARCHISTS TAKE FLIGHT.
William MacQueen and Rudolph
0
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Englr. 'tih nbaitlh a
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302 Beltrami .Vvcn.ue.
Wholesale and Retail Ihalers in
Ye:
Fr
,VV A/V%A#VVV' (WW'
Will
EXPEC-TE-D.
Discuss
Succ
e!.e tion of His
Sever. Persons Injured.
Fort Way,,... In.l Joine S& Ten iai^a: hold al
oars on a eoastnifj "merrv-fxo-round" yesterday ami Ii
mfi (ho track last owning and seven I ihci-ol, the ^yerniii
',l.. pote sI dire
I nssencers were thrown onL One adda:
rnmcnt has leaTtted with pro 4ng three rmssengers. Al were se- .K'/TI'I'? Vvranesr KfrTCrmueut is
of the intmition of i!n- ver-ly hurl. '^JJJJ'
TEN CENTS PER WEEK.
.w raatsstm }.i'iiJM'a.'.r,tTw
Mlt.li
u.-.II.- r: i.-nlay
i hi lia.l been sat
a|)[)0iiitiheni
h,' ii.i.I -Hie
open
must saiis
l.i a ii must lie re I
heen five years
and AiiM-riea I
fur an her The
ij rroifnenl eo
of the (u^sslhlo
any moment
t.'!
,..,.-nr.c:
xawewBAaaaunariwemjaBB
1). Smyth, Manager
GRAIN, PROM'CE.
airv butter
ITTI
LYeameryButter
v.
LTesii fc&as
i~
Best Patent Flour.
"'Tomatoes
Oranges
I eiP c. 111
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Tin Ni: TOW N OF
AH*'
KELLIHER
situated as it. is, at tlie bead Bullhead Lake, and
at tR terminus' of-the IJullhead branch the S
I. railway, and being in the heart the timber dis-
trict where ioffjniig will be carried on c.xtejisively
for the next fifteen years, is bound to be a thriving
town in a vrvy short time. The soil in this vicinity
is loam with clay subsoil, showing excellent pros-
pects in regard agricultural purposes. The
O'Kelliher Mercantile Co.
of Blackduck
wi ll build a large
and fanners.
neral store, supply loggers
E young towns in Northern MinneTsota are fam
ous for their rapid growth, and everything goe
to show that FTELLIHER will tx
logging centers In this district.
For iiiloriiuitioii regarding prices lots, other general
information, write rail a the
Crookston Lumbe Company
LOGGING DEPARTMENT
BEMIDJI MINN.
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RIOUS N T'-:r Oi'iENT.
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board el I.I
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in cniiei'l v. it ll .ICipiin,
a fVirmifl dtmian i for ihe
of Muli'dfeii ami 'I'M sni l*on as
Conger can arrange an in
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I-. [to LJOIII ilH' Tinp
Inipa tic In Jap.!' W itlt
In' Maiiehiuiau l\\U st in,
In ihiii.v Tin'
liechu'c that the nation we
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inci"as-
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iuyport
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Itnation, cotielucles tip
Times ewrre poinie it is fully recpg
ni/.eil in official circles.
rything goes
one of the busiest