The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-10-05
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The Weather: Local showers Fri
day; variable winds becoming south
east. --...-.. -. Il. Il
Strikebreakers have been hurried
out of McComb City, Miss, and with
GA militiamen patrolling the streets
the city is today quiet.
Ten new buildings of the Chicago
Lutheran Theological Seminary at
haywood were formally dedicated to-
day with an all-day program of ex-
ercises
The formal Inauguration tomorrow
of Dr. Guy Potter Benton, former
president of Miami University, as
president of the University of Yer
mont will take place tomorrow
William J. Bryan today started out
on a three weeks speech-making tour
of Nebraska under the auspices of
the Democratic State committee. The
tour is regarded as the real beginning
of the national campaign in Nebras-
ka.
The Italian fleet bombarded Tripoli
on Tuesday and Wednesday, destroy
ing the forts and Valiqus palace, but
taking care to injure the town itself
as little as possible. The Turkish
gunners actively returned the fire
but were completely outranged.
st. Peter, Mimi, is short one fire
department. Resenting the failure
of the city council to vote them an
increase in salary as compensation
for the loss of funds heretofore con-
tributed by the state, the firemen
held a meeting and voted to disband.
1t is stated authoritatively at Los
Angeles that the Mcnamara brothers,
the alleged Times dynamiters, would
be tried separately. James B. Nc
Namara, probably will be the first
to go on trial next Wednesday, ac-
cording to a statement of one of his
counsel
The new Museum of Anthropology
at the University of California, gift
to the university from Mrs. Phoebe
A. Hearst. was formally opened to-
day. The museum is said to contain
one of the greatest collections in the
world illustrating the arts, industries
and customs of ancient and modern
peoples The collection of Egyptian
antiquities is especially complete. In
the collection of the specimens con-
tanned in the museum Mrs. Hearst is
said to have expended more than
100000.
Everything is in readiness for the
departure from London of the Duke
of Connaught to take up his duties
as Governor7General of Canada. His
Royal Highness will be accompanied
by the Duchess and the Princess Pa
tricia. Among the members of his
staff will be Major H. G. Lowther of
the Scots Guards, as Military Secre-
tary; Captain T. H. Rivers-Bulkeley
of the Scots Guards, as Controller of
the Household and Equerry, and Cap
tain w. Long of the Royal Scots
| Greys and Captain H. c. Huller of
the Rifle Brigade, as Aides-de-C
With the aviation field at Kansas
City in excellent condition, the bal
| last laid, and the gas pumps at work
Initiating the nine great sea-birds, all
that is wanting is good weather con-
ditions for an suspicious start in the
great international balloon race for
the James Gordon Bennett trophy
Three nations are represented among
the entries, as follows: The United
States: Lieut.. Frank P. Lahm, u
S. A., Captain John Barry and Will
liam F. Assmannu of St. Louis. Ger.
many: Lieut.. Leopold Vogt, Lieut.
Hans Gericke and Frieherr Won Phul
France: Alfred Leblanc, Welby Jour
dan and Emile Dubonnet.