The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-09-30
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The Weather.: Unsettled weather
| with showers tonight or Sunday
warmer tonight
A shaft $50 feet deep in the Shake
speare placer gold mine on Dome
Creek near Fairbanks. Aliska, caved
in. imprisoning fourteen miners,
mostly Russians.
The fight to free Charles w. Morse,
the New York financier serving a
fifteen-year sentence in the federal
penitentiary at Atlanta will be re-
sumed in this city On Oct 9.
Miss Louise Watson, who says she
went to New York from Chicago to
learn to be professional vio]inist,
was sentenced to eleven months and
twenty-nine days imprisonment for
shoplifting.
There is nothing in the Minnesota
Constitution which prevents cities
and towns throughout the state from
adopting the commission form of
government, according to an inform
al opinion rendered by Attorney Gen.
eral Simpson.
The annual report of Treasurer
Day of Yale University for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1911, shows
total requests and gifts for principal
and income for the year of $I,134,-
1856, as compared with $2,39S,291
the year previous.
The case Of Rodney j. Diegie, con-
victed former sergeant-at-arms of
! the Ohio state senate, who was re-
Gently sentenced to three years in
the penitentiary for aiding and abett-
| ing in legislative bribery, has reached
! the Circuit Court.
An immense crowd turned out to
greet President Taft, who spent sew
eral hours here today as the guest of
the city of Sedalia and the Missouri
State Fair. The president delivered
an address at the fair, where he was
| introduced by Governor Hadley.
sachusetts. New Jersey and several
other States New York city will to-
morrow put into force law to pro-
hibit the use of common drinking
cups in any place of public resort or
employment, such as parks, theaters,
schools, railroad stations, factories
and workshops
Earl Roberts, Britain's mos popu-
lar military hero, received a flood of
congratulations today at his London
home upon the beginning OF his
eightieth year. The vencrah'. war
rior, who has had a conspicuous part
in every British campaign daring the
last half century, is reported to be
in excellent health for a man of his
years.
At sunrise Monday morning the en-
tire male population of Grady County
Oklahoma, will turn cut en- masse and
with the aid of several hundred teams
will start work on the construction OF
an improved highway along the route
of the Chisholm trail, distance OF
nearly 100 miles, 1t is proposed to
complete the building Of the entire
road in one day.
Leaving behind him record that
has few parallels in the annals of the
postoffice department, Thomas Rich
ardson, negro, today voluntarily re-
tired from the office of postmaster OF
Port Gibson. Miss. Richardson has
served continuously as postmaster OF
Port Gibson since 1870, with the ex-
ception Of the eight-year period OF
President Cleveland's administration
when he was supplanted by white
Democrat.
President Taft will arrive ill Oma-
ha at o'clock tomorrow nr.rnine
and will remain in the city until
Monday morning as the guest of the
Omaha Club. From the station he
will be taken to the club for break.
fast and then will attend church. Ii
the afternoon he will deliver an ad
dress at the Auditorium unJer thu
auspices of the Y. M. G. A.
4 With a gathering of members O.
! their family and few intimate
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. William. j. Bry
an will celebrate their twenty-sev
enth wedding anniversary tomorrow
at Fairview. The marriage Of Mr.
Bryan and Miss Mary E. Baird tool
place Oct 1, 1884, at the home o
} the brides parents in Perry, H., on
. year after Mr.. Bryan had been ad
mitted to the bar.