Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-09-27
Otherwise,

Otherwise.
The weekly trade review shows sat
isfactory state of business
Indians in San Miguel county, Colo
RADIO, threaten to cause an outbreak.
Several young women in New York
have formed an anti-cigarette league.
The Superior shipbuilding company
has undertaken new and extensive op-
erations.
The Wholesale Druggists convention
adopted a protest by $4,000 dealers
against the war stamp tax.
Hundreds of Choctaw Indians from
Mississippi are locating in Indian Terri
tory under the Curtis bill.
The United states Sugar Planters as
sociation of Hawaii will secure $4,000 Ia
borers from the United States.
Congressman Boutelle is recovering
from aphasia by treatment at Ban
gor, Maine. hospital.
A bill has been introduced in the
Mexican congress providing an appro-
priation of $4,000 for Galveston suffer-
ers.
Henry L. Palmer was reelected SOW
ereign grand commander of the Scot
tish Rite Masons of the Northern juris-
diction.
Ex- Secretary of State John Sherman
has decided his marble-front mansion in
Washington to his adopted daughter,
Mrs. Mary E.. McCallum.
The striking puddlers at the Ameri-
Dc,
wick, Pa, returned to work, their de-
mands having been granted.
The American League season ended
with the clubs in the following order:
Chicago, Milwaukee. Indianapolis, De-
troit, Kansas City. Buffalo, Minneapo-
lis.
The convention of the National Brew
cry Workers association, in session at
Detroit, decided to tax each member of
the association ST. the idea being to
raise a great strike-supporting fund.
Edwin Gould. who Is one of the larg-
est stockholders of the Diamond Match
company, authorizes confirmation Of
the report that the company's offices
are to be removed from Chicago to New
York.
Attorney General Smythe of Nebras-
ka has filed quo warranto proceedings
against the United States Starch COM
pany and Argo Starch company, al
leging them to be trusts operating in
restraint of trade
Chicago is to be redistricted into
wards averaging 4S.500 residents, ac-
cording to plans before the city council
redistricting committee. The federal
census figures will give that average to
the thirty-five new wards.
Two hundred and fifty laborers en-
ployed by the street car company at
Joliet. ILL.,, in extending its lines, struck
for an increase in wages from sl50 to
hts per day. The officials say the de-
niand will not be granted
| The American congress Of obstetrics
and gynecology, in session at Louis
vile, KY, elected DR.. w. f. Davis of
| Birmingham. Ala, president Cleve,
land, Ohio was selected as the place
for the next annual meeting.
| The schooner Carrier Dove. of eish-
ty-three tons, has arrived at Seattle
| from South Amboy. ". J., whence she
sailed Jan. 16, completing one of the
longest voyages on record for craft
1 OF her size. Capt. John Grottle and a
| crew of five men were the only per-
sons making the trip.
The Merchant Tailors' exchange of
| Cleveland has granted the demands of
the jourreymen tailors for 10 per cent
| advance in wages on all kinds of work.
The new scale takes effect Immediately
and benefits practically every journey
man tailor in Cleveland
i At the meeting Of the National As
sociation of Democratic clubs. which
viii be held in indianapolis Oct. 3. the
speakers will be w. j.. Bryan, Adlai f.
Stevenson. w. r. Hearst. Bourke
Cochran, James Hamilton Lewis, Au-
gustns Thomas, the playwright, and
others.