The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-02-01
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1t is practically certain that the
British steamer Genoa of the Wilson
line foundered during the recent
storm, losing it's crew IF twenty-four.
George Wilson, accused of having
manufactured counterfeit IS gold
pieces, served sentence of one day
in the Alameda county jail at San
Francisco. and paid a fine of $3.50.
The second Wisconsin country life
conference under the auspices of the
college of agriculture of the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin began it's sessions
at Madison today and will continue
over tomorrow. .a.-.s
Governor Woodrow Wilson and
Senator LaFollette will be guests at
the dinner OF the Periodical Publish
ers' association which will be given
at the Bellevue-Stratford in Philadel-
phia tomorrow night.
The farthest northern railway ter
minus in western Canada was reach
ed when train of the Canadian
Northern Railway pulled into Atha-
basca Landing, ninety miles north OF
Edmonton. Alta, Monday )
Fire destroyed the Holy Cross Col
lege near Farnham, Quebec. One
hundred and fifty pupils in the col
lege at the time got out safely. The
loss is estimated at $125,000. Five
students were arrested on charge of
incendiarism.
A funeral procession on ice to KEEL
ley's Island, a distance of thirteen
miles, took place at Sandusky, Ohio,
the casket containing the body of
Mrs. Julia Moross being placed on a
on another bobsled
A week of celebration in honor of
the Homecoming of Cardinals O'Con-
nell, the first New England prelate
ever elevated to membership in the
Sacred College,. was ushered in today
with a solemn mass of thanksgiving
in the Cathedral of the Holy Cross at
Boston.
Miss Jessie May Woolworth, daugh-
ter of Frank w. Woolworth.- who has
made millions out of his five and ten
cent stores and is adding to his fame
by erecting in New York the tallest
building in the world, this afternoon
became the bride of James Paul Don
ahue, son of Patrick Donahue of New
York.
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Charles Nagel is to be the chief
speaker tomorrow night at the an
nual dinner of the Boston Chamber
of Commerce. Mr.. Nagel's address is
anticipated with considerable inter-
est as it is expected he will set forth
the views of the administration in
regards to the proposal of leading
business men to make existing gov
eminent agencies more useful to COM
MERGE by creating possibly a semi
official body analogous to the British
Board of Trade, which would repre-
sent in concrete form government CO.
operation in the activities of COM
merce and industry.
Attorneys for both sides are busy
at work preparing for the trial of
the famous Kimmel case, which is
set to begin in the United States
court on next Tuesday, in St.
Louis before Judge Amidon of
North Dakota. The trial is expected
to attract wide attention on account
of the many strange features that the
case presents. The case to be tried
is the suit brought by the receiver of
the Farmers State Bank of Arkansas
City, Kas., against a New York in
surance company to recover the
amount of an insurance policy held
by George A. Kimmel, who was CASH
Ter of the bank institution. The
whole case hinges on the question of
whether Kimmel is living or dead.
The insurance company claims a man
known as Andrew J. White is in real
ity the missing Kimmel Mrs. Julia
E. Kimmel, the mother, and Mrs. Ed
ma X. Bonslett, the sister, after
studying the ex-convict carefully, de-
nounced the man as an imposter.