The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-10-14
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The Weather: Unsettled and warm
with southerly winds Sunday.
After two court days, no juror has
yet been accepted in the Mcnamara
case at Los Angeles. - = ~. ~
Hugh Robinson, who planned to
start on his trip from Minneapolis
to New Orleans yesterday, was de-
layed again by bad weather today,
but hopes to get away Sunday morn
ing. Il
The musical world is interested
this afternoon in the farewell con-
cert at London, of Madame Albani,
the distinguished Canadian born
singer who for 40 years has enter
tanned the public in Europe and
America.
Headquarters were opened today
at Colorado Springs for the Sixth
International Dry Farming Congress,
which will meet Monday and con-
tinue in session five days. DR.. J..
H. Worst president of the North
Dakota Agricultural College, will
preside. -.
Captain John w. BoWyer, former
superintendent of the Naval Academy
at Annapolis, was placed on the re-
tired list of the navy today upon
recommendation of medical board.
He was retired with the rank of rear
admiral. He was the youngest COM
mander in the famous cruise of the
Atlantic fleet around the world
The State penitentiary at Column
bus, Ohio, will be SO years old to-
morrow. 1t was on October Is, 1905,
that the big gates shut behind John
Evans of Pickaway county, who was
the first prisoner received at the
institution. Since then total of
nearly 41,0O0 convicts have been
confined within the high gray walls.
Leaders in the science Of
geography have assembled in Rome
from many parts of the world to
participate in the tenth Internation-
al Geographic Congress. The pro-
ceedings of the congress will occupy
a ti,,o ho1I
der the patronage of the King of
Italy, whose interest in geography
and exploration is we'll established.
Robert B. Marshall, chief geograph er
of the United States geological sur
vey, is chairman Of the United States
delegation, which includes repre-
sentatives Of Harvard, Princeton,
Cornell and other leading UNIVERSE
ties.
Baltimore is overlooking with
ecclesiastics of all degrees and
Catholic lay pilgrims from through
out the United States, Canada and
Mexico, who have arrived to take
part in the ceremony at the cathed-
raj tomorrow to usher in the cele-
bration of the golden jubilee of
Cardinal Gibbons as priest, and his
silver jubilee as cardinal. The
venerable Cardinal will officiate at
the pontifical mass in the Cathedral
tomorrow morning. The jubilee
sermon will be preached by Arch
bishop Glennon of St. Louis. Arch
bishop Falconio, the apostolic dele
gate at Washington, will be present
in the sanctuary, together with
arch bishops and bishops from all
parts of America. After the SER
vices dinner will be served at St.
Mary's Seminary, at which the Gov
ernor of Maryland, the Mayor of
Baltimore and other distinguish ed
laymen will be among the guests.
In the evening at vespers, the sermon
will be preached BY Archbishop
Blenk of New Orleans. The entire
portant events in connection with
the jubilee
At noon today President Taft, his
silk hat laid aside and his sleeves
rolled up, smilingly turned spade
full of earth in the greensward of
Golden Gate Park, at San Francisco,
and amid the tumultous shouts of
thousands, the music of bands and
the waving of flags the ground was
broken for the Panama-Pacific ex-
position with which the State of
California and the City of San Fran
! cisco expect to entertain the world
in 1918. 1t was after ten O'Clock
when the great Military parade COM
pleted it's formation in Market
street and moved toward Golden
Gate Park. The ceremonies at the
grounds were of simple but i'm
pressive character. The Governor
of California and his staff were
there, together with the mayors OF
many of the leading cities of the
State. Other guests of honor includ-
ed representatives of all of the
Pacific coast States, and California
representative in Congress and the
officials and directors of the Panama:
Pacific exposition company. After
an invocation by the Bishop of Cali.