The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-11-21
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/ George Westman, tailor living in
Belle Plaine, Iowa, dropped dead last
night in his shop while playing
checkers. ...---..... 49,.
AS a result of renewed activity of
Mexican revolutionists, Governor Col
quit has ordered Texas militiamen to
guard the border. =T
James Dygart who pleaded guilty
to having murdered Mrs. Frank Boil
ton and her cousin, Frank Rhodes,
at Anoka, was sent to prison for life.
A SNOWFALL started Joseph Kopolo
in a series of accidents at Chicago
that may prove fatal. Running for
the SNOWFALL thrower, he slipped and
was struck by a streetcar. z
Harold Gray, while speeding
| through the woods north of Fort
Plain, N. Y, in his auto after dark,
| ran down and killed a giant buck,
fascinated by the headlight of his
car. ~
| Chinese official at Pekin confirmed
the report of a massacre of foreigners
as we'll as manchus which occurred
at Sian Flu. The legations believe
the reports of the killing of mission
| aries to be true.
Newsboys carrying editions of a
Sunday paper, in Chicago, sought to
boom sales by shouting, Cali about
President Taft's DEATH" Until they
were stopped by the police the VEN
doris continued to spread excitement.
Superintendent Wood of the state
penitentiary has announced that re-
porters will not be admitted to the
death chamber at Richmond, Va, Fri
day when, Henry Clay Beattie, Jr.,
is electrocuted for the murder of his
wife.
| Instead of going to Pennington,
| Va, her proper destination, Mrs. 10th
Mihalky came to Pennington, Mimi,
| when she landed in New York from
Hungary. Her trip to Minnesota car
| ried her 1900 miles father than she
wished to go. A ticket to Virginia
was given her by Minnesota officials.
| Frank Temple, 80 years old, was
killed yesterday when hunting near
Fond du Lac, Wis, by the discharge
of his gum, which he had laid down
to throw some brush out of the way
! to permit his team to pass bad
place in the country road. Hunting
fatalities throughout the country this
season now number II.
Mrs. eHtty Green, the wealthiest
and most successful business woman
in the United States, today completed
the 10th year of her life. in perfect
health. Mrs. Green did not in any
ostentatious manner observe the an
niversary of her birth. She went to
her business Office in New York city
which she shares with her son. Col.
Edward H. R. Green, as usual today.
An inquiry into the mental condi-
ton of Anthony R. Faust, a wealthy
restauranteur known as "Tony"
Faust, was begun today before Judge
Holtcamp in the Probate Court at St.
Louis. The inquiry is the result of
charges made by Mrs. Faust, who al
leges that her husband is insane and
leges that her husband is insane and
| incapable of looking after his bust
ness affairs. In the opinion of the
| medical experts, it is said, Mr. Faust
has been afflicted with acute paresis
for several months.
Edward J. Mcdonald is on trial be-
fore Judge Anderson in the district
criminal court at Washington, D. c.,
on charge of frst-degree murder in
connection with the death of his wife,
Gertrude Mcdonald. Mcdonald and
his wife had been separated, and, &C
cordlng to the prosecution. he invited
her last May to meet him at a law
yer's Office in one of the large down.
town office buildings to sign certain
papers. When the couple met they
quarreled, it is claimed, and McDon-
aid shot the woman. -. r..
A large gathering from the exclus-
i've social circles of Philadelphia and
other large eastern cities filled St..
Peters Episcopal church in Philadel-
phia at noon today, when Miss Gladys
Eleanor Powell, daughter of Wilfred
Powell, British Consul at this port
and granddaughter of General Sir
Robert S. Baden-Powell. the famous
hero of the Boer War, was married
to the Rev. Percy James Brown, SEN
ior curate of St. Peters and recently
appointed dean of the Episcopal
Cathedral at Manila, P. I. The cere-
mony was performed by Bishop Coad-
jutor DR.. Philip M. Rhinelander.
To further the ends of justice the
| United States battleship Nebraska
left her place with the North Allan
!! tic squadron and is now berthed at
! the Charlestown navy yard awaiting
inspection by the jury in the case of
James Beeks, who was placed on trial
in the United States circuit court at
Boston today for the alleged murder