The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-11-17
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The weather: continued fair with
high easterly winds.
Left alone while the parents were
at work, the two young children OF
Charles Ashbaugh were burned to
death in Kansas City yesterday when
the dwelling was destroyed
! While cleaning small rifle Elmer
Yingst, aged IA, of State Center fatal
| 1y wounded his sister Leona, aged 16,
at Marshalltown, Iowa, when the gun
accidentally discharged The boy did
not know the gun was loaded.
/ The jury box in the Mcnamara
murder trial at Los Angeles was filled
with jurors and accepted talismen for
the second time yesterday. Peremp-
tory challenges by the state and de-
Tense are being exercised today.
A collision between two Northern
Pacific trains near Homestake, Mon
tana, last night killed four railroad
men. The dead: Lewis Gels, road
master; Conductor Rudiger of Liv-
| ingston, Mont; Two section hands.
By exhibiting 200 varieties of food
| raised on her farm, Mrs. James Keep
! hart of near Chandler, Oklahoma, has
| bee nawarded a prize Of SIS by the
| Lincoln County Fair association. The
samples exhibited were all taken from
the supply in the cellar at Mrs. KEEP
harris home
New YOrk's tWenty-Seventh annual
horse show, which is to open tomor-
row, will have more than usual sig
nificance, for it will be the last of
these famous gatherings in Madison
Square Garden. One feature is the
imposing array Of prizes that have
been offered, their total value being
fully 10000.
King Peter Of Servia, whom the
newspapers style the most Partisan of
European rulers, because he was edu=
Gated in France and fought for
France in the Prussian war. arrived
in Paris yesterday for an official Wis
1t of four days. The stay will be oc=
| cupied with series of dinners and
receptions. The city is in festival
array.
DR.. A. A. Ames, aged So, veteran
Of the Civil war, for many years may
or Of Minneapolis and prominent in
Minnesota politics. died in his Min
neapolis home last night while asleep.
7 He leaves a widow and a. daug hter,
Maurine. DR.. Ames while mayor was
indicted in connection with the Min
neapolis "grafting' cases, but was
freed Of the charge.
Before the convention of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor, being held
at Atlanta, is over, President Com
pers and four other labor leaders,
heads Of various crafts, may be asked
to sever connections with the Nation
al Civic Federation, which. according
to resolution offered by the United
Mine Workers, sis largely composed
of and financed by employers of la
Dor, many of whom are the most bit
ter enemies of organized labor
| lor, retired, former medical director
of the United States navy, and one OF
the most distinguished naval sur
geons in the country, ended his life at
Washington yesterday by shooting
himself in the head with navy pis=
toll. The officer was alone in his
study at the time, but his butler,
/ hearing the report, found him uncon=
| scious. He died in half an hour
Admiral Taylor was 81 years old
His health long had been poor and
the death in an automobile accident
at Wilmington, Del, two years age
of his only son, Andrew Bryson Tay-
lor, was a sever shock to the aged
surgeon.
Sharp earth shocks occurred late
last night at Munich, Strassburg
Mayence, Frankfort, Stuttgart anG
other places in Germany. The shock:
were felt quite severely at Stuttgart
and Frankfort. At Frankfort hal:
clad people rushed into the streets
Big cracks appeared in the walls O.
several buildings. At Stuttgart tht
household furniture was overturned
At Nullmusen two earthquake shocks
were felt, The people fed to the op
en- in terror, A huge stone fell from
the steeple of st. Stephen church
Wall in the upper stories of man,
dwellings were badly cracked. Per
! formances in the theaters were sus
pended, the audiences terrified, lyin;
|, to the streets, which We're litteret
with fallen bricks and tiles.
Sir William White came to New
York today to receive the John Frit
medal, which the united societies O
American Engineers presents annual
~ to the person, irrespective of pa
tionality, who has during the yea
benefited humanity to the creates
extent through the application o
science, Sir William White is on