The daily pioneer. [volume], September 04, 1903, Image 3

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We mix paints toorder. Jones 6
m. Wolff of Grand Forks is in
vn. John Bailev is in Blackduck
rlay. A. Harris is up from Grand
pids.
'vVni. Wallace of Ashland is in
city.
ij. W. Edger is in town from
nneapolis.
Sltf. Georgia Hunn of Brainerd
In Bemidji.
vVin. Sanazer is here from
and Forks.
A\ T. Wheelock went to Black
J'ck last night.
finest Boston brown bread and
ked beans at the Lakeside bak
today. 110-11
M. F. Ginnon 'of Hibbing is
iting in town.
C. W. Baumbach has returned
pin Cass Lake.
G. W. Eddy arrived from
-ookston yesterday.
Wm. Olson of Dulu*th is regis
red at the Markham.
E. A. Smith of Kindred, K, D.,
in town on business.
"1^. J. Russell and family have
'turned from St. Paul.
Fred McAllister, on his way to
iss Lake, is in town today.
:The Lakeside bakery's Boston
own bread and baked beans
delicious. On sale every
aturday. 110-11
:Mrs. O. L. Harris and daughter
Park Rapids are in the city.
Charles Gustafson and Mayor
farter of Tenstrike are in town.
Furnished rooms for rent over
ie Boyer building. Inquire
bstairs. 51-tf
Short mill wood for sale. S2
3r load, delivered. Crookston
umber Company. 113-tf
Geo. Handy and G. F. Buckley
ft this morning for Northome,
here they will start a hotel.
Boston brown bread and baked
,3ans every Saturday at the
,akeside bakery. Join the push
id bring your pail. 110-11
Freeman Doud, who has been
ariously ill for some time past,
as out yesterday for the first
me since being taken sick.
Join the procession Saturday
nd get some Boston brown
read and baked beans at the
lakeside bakery. 110-11
Mrs. D. L. Sylvester left yes
arday for Mayville^ N. D., where
he was called by a telegram an
ouncing the death of her father.
Sidney Cornwall died at Far-
3y yesterday of a paralytic
tr'oke. His brother has wired
have the body sent to Stiles,
Vis.
yKeep up with the times and
Boston brown bread and
aked beans at the Lakeside Bak
liry every Saturday. Don't for
get to bring a pail along. 110-11
In the list of teachers engaged
)ythe board of education to
each for the coining year, which
vas published in the Pioneer, the
lame of Miss Walker, who will
lave the second grade, was in
udvertantlv omitted.
Pronounced Insane.
August Olson, taken to Brairf
ird yesterday to be examined in
listrict court to his sanity, was
idjudged insane and committed
6 the insane asylum. The
leputy sheriff said this morning
hat the order would be carried
int.
A want ad in the Daily Pioneer
a winner. Try one
F. O. E?
Fraternal Order of Eagles, Beminii Aerie No. 351.
Meets every Sunday at 8 p. m.,
Gilmore's Hall.
Josepn riarnng-ton, w. President
H. LeBleu, W. Secretary
Visiting Hagles cordially invited.
DENTIST
MILES BRICK BLOCK, BEMIDJI. MIXX.
DR. FOSTER!E-H-BHRKER
Wan Colum
ANYONE desiring to buy a rotary
saw_.il1
*\f 20.000 feet capacity write
'No. 300,'' care this office..
FOR RENTNicely Furnished
room for rent. Private family,
near city hall. Inquire 42
Minnesota avenue. 113-tf
FOR SALEShort-mill wood, ,_.
per load, delivered.Crookston
Lumber Company. 114-tf
FOR SALE -Household goods,
1013 Minnesota Ave. 113-18
FOR SALENice buffalo coat.
Call at M. G. Slocurn Music
store. 105-tf
FOR SALETwo thousand cords of
lti-ineh wood. VYes Wright. 34tf
FOR SALEAll kinds of wood.
J. P. Duncalf. '.phone num
ber 63. 91-tf
FOR SALECheap, a good seven
room house and 50-fpot lot. In
ouireof L. H. Bailev. 70-tf
FOR SALETwo houses with
30-foot lots, close to school al
so 5-acre lot in city limits and
120 acres near town. Wes
Wright. 93-tf
FOR SALE-A Smith Premier
typewriter, a complete Phys
ical Culture outfit with a full
set of books. Write Box 187,
Citv. 113-18
GIRL WAXTED For house
work in private family. Good
wages to competent girl': Mrs.
E. L. Ob.erg, Blackduck, Mirt
nesota. 113-115
LANG & CARTER, exclusive agents
for Bailey's addition. _______
WANTEDA girl for general
housework. Mrs. Ed. Kaiser.
Call at residence.
WANTED-Girl for housework.
Inquire of J. C. More. Mark
ham Hotel block. 112-tf
WANTEDMessenger boy at
Western Union Telegraph of
fice. v-l'17-tf
FOR SALE1 room house and
and two lots: cheap if taken
within two weeks. Inquire at
this office. 117-122
Rich and Varied Assortment.
All New Styles for the
Coming Season.
Our display is unequaled in the
entire northwest. Now is the
time to make your selections.
Liberal discount on orders placed
now, and Ave keep goods till
needed.
Repairing, Remodeling and Dye
ing a Specialty. Prices Moderate.
References: R. B. Griffith and
Sig Wolff, Grand Porks Fontaine
& Anglim, Crookston.
CHARLES V0GEL
at Sig Wolff's Department Store,
Grand Forks, N. D.
BE RT D. KECK
\RCHITECT
Plans and .Specifications for Ail Kinds of
Buildings, Brick Blocks, Court Houses,
Hotels, School Houses, Churches and Fine
Residences
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
BL
I
It is Evident
that the quality of
our g-oods has made
a lasting impression
as well as a favor
able one. It has
made regular e-u-s
tomers of those who
purchase here in the i
first place just to see
what our
Jewelry
was like.
Repeated orders
provethatthey found
them worthy.
These are some of
the values that bring
our name into favor
able prominence:
Clocks, in hand
some oak case, suit
able for the kitchen
or dioinff room, $3.75
513 THIRD STREET
Why is it that Daily Pioneer
want ads bring such _ood results?
THREE EXPLOSIONS OCCUR ON
AN AUSTRIAN STEAMER IN
BLACK SEA.
TVVENTY-MNE PERSONS KILLED
Constantinople, Sept. 4.Three ex
plosions yes/ttnsday on the Austrian
steanK^^Vaskaph, soon after it left
the Bulgarian port of Burgas, en route
i'? Constantinople, killed twenty-nint
persons. The vessel ca'u'ght tire and
had to be beached.
A telegram conveying this news
was received by the agent of the Hun
garian Levant line, to which the ves
sel belonged. The telegram said that
the Vaskapu had been destroyed in
the Black sea. The captain and offi
cers of iho Sloans and six of the
crew wore killed. The Vaskapu sail
from Varna", Bulgaria^ and after call
ing at Burgas, was steaming through
the Black sea to Constantinople,
when three explosions took place on
board. The deck of the vessel took
fire and she had to be run ashore at
Misivroa bay, eighteen miles north of
Burgas.
Bulgarians Blamed.
London. Sept. 4hi a dispatch from
Vienna reporting tile distinction of
the steamer Vaskapu in the Black sea,
the opinion is expressed that the Bul
garian revolutionists were responsible
for the explosions. Special dispatc! is
describe the destruction of the steam
er as a revolutionary outrage. They
say that the bomb was timed to burst
while the steamer was in the port ot
Constantinople, but owing to the v*
sel being twenty hours late 'in start
ing from Varna, the ex lesion oc
curred off Misivroa hay. Among the
missing, and supposed to have been
blown overboard, is H'err 1 endvay. no
longing to the head office of the
steamship company.
COLLIDED WITH SCORPION.
Steamer Whitney and Gjnboat Are
Both Badly Damaged.
New York, Sept. 4.The Metropol
itan line steamer Whitney, bound for
Boston, was in collision in the East
river yesterday with the gunboat
Scorpion. The two vessels struck at
a point in the river well toward the
Brooklyn shore. The Scorpion struck
the Whitney on the stvrboard b5
and drove two holes in the vessel, one
about seven feet above the water
line and the other about two teet
above. The Whitney put back to her
pier, where she discharged Lor freight
and passengers. The Scorpion had a
large hole stove in her Low. She pro
ceeded to the navy yard, win re she
was pumped out and laid up for re
pairs.
LIGHTNING AND FIRE.
Loss of Heneman Bros, of Lester
Prairie Is $10,000.
Lester Prairie, Minn., ,Sapt. 4 He"n
eman Bros.' big general store was
struck by lightning at midnight and
two hours later the rear part of the
building was found to be in flames.
The lightning struck the chimney and
the fire was between the roof and
ceiling and was a difficult one to con
trol. The firm carried a stock worlh
$20,000 and its loss is estimated at
$10,000, all insured. The front pari
of the building, the new part, was not
materially damaged.
PROF. GREEN TO SPEAK.
He Will Talk on "Hardy Fruit Gar
dens" in Boston.
Boston. Sept. 4.Prof. S. B. Green
of the Minnesota agricultural school
will deliver an address on "Hardy
Fruit Gardens" at the twenty-eighth
biennial session of the American
Pomological association to be held
here on Sept. 1", 11 and 12. Fruit
growers Irom all parts of the United
States and Canada will be present.
READY FOR BUSINESS.
Venezuelan Case at The Hague to Be
Opened About Oct. 1.
The Hague. Sept. 4. A-report of
yesterday's unofficial sesf i of the
Venezuelan arbitration coi has been
drawn up by General becretary
Ruyssenae'rsd and will ie forwarded
to the powers interested. It is hoped
it will hasten action so as to permit a
definite opening of the case about
Oct. 1.
Trio of Minnesotans the First White
Men to Make the Trip.
Salt Lake, Utah. Sept. 4.Dr. W. A.
Allen, Dr. W. O. Allen and Dr. H. J.
Riesland of Minnesota have returned
from a trip through the Big Horn
canyon. They are the first white men
ever known to have made the peril
ous trip successfully. They provided
themselves with two canvas boats. jn
the second day the smaller boat was
overturned and wrecked and one of
th men narrowly escaped drowning.
SK A yiit|fiu^ mru
VESSEL TAKES FIRE AND HAS I INSURGENTS ORGANIZE A GOV-
TO BE RUN ASHORE BY ERNMENT AND GIVE SH1FS
HER CREW. THEIR PAPERS.
BULGARIANS BEAMED E0R IT NOW COMFRONTtl) WITH FAMINE
BOMB IS TIM ED TO EXPLODE TU RKISH PERSECUTION NOT THE
WHILE VESSEL WAS AT ONLY HORROR TO CON-
CONSTANTINOPLE*. TEND WITH,
I I
THROUGH BIG HORN CANYON. LOVE LEADS TO MURDER.
INSURGENTS DRIVE TURKS OUT
OF A FORT ON THE
BLACK SEA.
NJRKS EtEE TO CONSTANTINOPLE
Sofia, Bulgaria. Sept. 4. The in
surgents have captured the seaport of i
Alitaboly, near Vasiliko, on the Black
sea. and the Turkish population Oas
tied to Constantinople The insur
gents have organized a local vera
merit at the captured seaport and. ai"o
giving ships their clearing papers and
sanitary certificates.
The insurgents in the district ol
Adrianople appear to be less active.
Tho Turks are pouring in in an over
whelming force and the revolution
aries are (akin nI'uge in the moiin
ms. The Bidg ian leader. Gor
gicoff, has
to Burgas
The Rio
i,.,. etHhled and has 1__
aria
i i ernment has (if-
the visit of the den
ian fugitives in
posi rl to go SI
foi TV. the czar of
Condition
tor his intcr-
Bub
su-.n
cltned to rect tve
utation of Mac:
Bulgaria, who
Petersburg and i1
The Pitiailie
of ftT-ficexion-w and
veptipn. The depiitau in has been in
formed that the HusFmn .-.oviTiituont
de ms the visit quite unnecessary, us
it quite understands the purpose ol
i l.i deputation
The report published by the Nue
nil-: of a general uprising in Northern
Macedonia is denied both in official
and revolutionary circles. Well in
formed persons' however, assert that
the report was correct, but that its
premature publication disarranged
the plans of the revolutionists, ano,
therefore, it is denied.
According to reliable reports from
Monastic thousands of Bulgarians in
that vilayet are confronted with
famine in addition to
Turkish Persecution.
Peasants who arc continually ar
riving from Mohastir complain of the
attitude of Hilnii Pasha and the
Turkish atrocities.
The news is published here of an
eight-hour fight which occurred at the
village of Smilovo. Aug. 26. between
500 insurgents and eight battalions
of Turkish troops, supported by ar
tillery. Thirty-five insurgents are re
ported to have been killed, while
sixty Turks were killed or wounded.
On the following day the Turks re
turned and burned the village. Seven
other villages in the neighborhood
are said to have also been burned by
the Turks. According to a Salonica
dispatch, Aug. 30 the Bulgarian in
surgents sustained a serious reverse
at Smilovo-NAug. 28, when 1,000 of
them were said to have been lulled,
while the Turkish losses were Insig
ni Meant.
Adrianople Burning.
Vienna, Sept. 4.The Belgra^ie. pa
p_rs are again springing sensational
rumors that a portion of the town of
Adrianople has been blown up and
that the other part is burning. No
confirmation of these reports is ob
tainable here.
DEFY HEALTH BOARD.
New York Barbers Object to the New
Sanitary Rules.
New York, Sept. 4.The 3, 5 and
10-cent barbers, and some of the l-r
centers, too, for that matter, are
hurling defiance at Dr. Ledarle, presi
dent of the board of health, because
of the sanitary rules which have just
gone into effect. The requirements
mean additional expense, and their
enforcement is going to close some
of the cheap shops. There are eleven
rules. Only two of these are objected
to. Some of the barbers don't want
to wash, their hands with soap before
and after shaving each customer,
and they are in arms against dipping
their clippers in hot water or any
liquid disinfectant.
ARRESTS HIS BROTHER
Because He Permitted Gambling Con
trary to the Mayor's Orders.
Hamilton. Ohio, Kept. 4. Mayor
Charles S. Bosh last, night caused tie
arrest of his brother, Fred Bosch, on
the charge of permitting gambling in
his house, the Hotel Atlas. Others
arrested with him on a charge of gam
bling are Dr. D. Estes Sheehan, who
is prominent S. S. Sanders, Stephen
A. Weber, George H. Schillmoeller
i and Gils Kopple.
Son of a Former New York Mayor
Shoots a Woman to Death.
New York, Sept. 4.Henry P. Ed
son, thirty years old. shot and killed
Mrs. Fannie Pullen. thirty-three years
old, yesterday, and then shot and
killed himself. The double tragedy
occurred at Edson's residence. The
murderer and suicide was a son of
former Mayor Franklin Edson. Ed
Bon Is said to have been insanely
jealous of the woman and wanted her i
to go away with him.
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Ptl.-_^7__fc'^.,
HEN you're tired
of paying too much price for
too little value, remember this, if
you don't buy of
I. MEYER & CO.
YO DON' BUY
EM0VAL
SALE..
1,000 Rolls of Wall
Paper while it lasts
at 5, 7, 8, 10,12, 14, 16, 18 and 20
cents per double roll
Borders to match at the same price per roll
IXGRAIXS .PLAIN AT CEXTS IKK SINGLE ROLL
We have the only paper trimmer in tlie eity, and trim our
paper tree of charge
Room Moldings, Plate Rails, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, Kalsomininri, Etc.
Phone 20 31 1 Bemidji Avenue
W CTUONES
CHEAP LOTS
R3_f____I_______L'j
Anyone desiring a cheap lot
in any part of Bemidji, call on
JOHN F, GIBBONS
Local Agent for the
Bemidji Townsite &
Improvement Company
PIONEE HARNES S SHOP
I recently purchased the shop and
have greatly replenished the stock, which
is the most complete in the county. All
work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Repairing a specialty.
I_. J,. GOULD