The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-12-13
Resume 81 the neW$.
EOrelgn Gossip.


Foreign Gossip.
Sousa has been decorated for his SER
vice to music by King Edward.
Gen.. Buffers toast to the king was
responded to with great demonstration
Trouble is brewing for Venezuela.
owing to the rash actions Of Gen. cas-
tro.
An investigation in London reveals a
scandal in connection with a telephone
company.
English officials fear that sympathiz"
ers with Gen. Butler will unite with the
pro-Boers.
Charles Williem Hylton Molineux.
fifth esrl Of Seton. is dead. He was
born in 1867.
Deserters from the American army
are said to be responsible for the mas
sacre OF the island Of Samar.
II is rumored in Madrid that United
States Minister Bellamy Storrer will
shortly be transferred to another post
In Europe.
The princess Of the Asturias. sister
Of the king and wife of Prince Charles
OF Bourbon, has given birth to Q son.
The princess was married Feb. ~ OF
this year.
A rare printed edition Of 1907 Of By
ron's Poems on Various Occasions
with three original verses In Byron's
handwriting. was sold at Sotheby's.
London, for E129.
The District railway Of London has
ordered that the use Of American oil be
discontl auec everywhere on the line.
excepting for Office and signal lights.
American oil IL retained for use in
these lights because it does not smoke
the lamps.
Commenting on the falling OIL In
population. which 1t declares deplora-
BILE. the Figaro says that France Is
gradually dwindling away owing to
the ever-increasing number Of divorces
cases and to the lack Of moral and re-
l!gicus principles.
Two substitute editors of the Berlin
Vcrwaerts were found guilty of pub
fishing defamatory articles o the con-
duct Of the German troops in China
and publishing a series of letters on the
same subject. They were sentenced to
six and months imprisonment.
Much amusement was caused at a
recent meeting of the Paris .Anti-Alco-
holic league by the reading OF a letter
signed Carrie Nation In which the
writer offered to come to France to
Gerry on q campaign of destruction
against the ~''handmaids Of the devil in
the form of drugs, tobacco. Intoxicating
liquors and nude art"
Personal.
Prof. A. Weber. the Or~ientalist, II
dead In Berlin.
Charles William Hylton Mollineux.
fifth earl of Seton, IL dead. He was
born II 1857.
Edward John Eyre. who was govern
or Of Jamaica and its dependencies In
1926. and who put down the mutiny
Of the negroes there. Is dead. He was
born in 1915.
Paul Deschanel, former councillor Of
thu French embassy at Washington,
George B. Mcclellan, has been APP
pointed French minister to Haiti.
James Cox. secretary Of the st. Louis
Business Mems league. died, aged for
ty-nine years. Mr.. Cox was, some years
ago, a newspaper proprietor in Kansas,
and later became identified with the
press OF st. Louis.
George Herman Strecker. a sculptor
and entomoligist Of worldwide fame,
died in Reading. Pa, aged sixty-five.
He was fifty years in gathering his SUI
perb collection of butterflies. which con-
tains 10000 specimens.
Glenn Studebaker Of South Bend, Ind,
whose death occurred recently. carried
about $4,000 life Insurance. It was
placed mainly with old-line Eastern
companies. He was probably the
heaviest-insured man In Indiana.
Mrs. Louise Wordan. 4 pioneer Of the
Klondike and n Of that regions most
famous women. died at Victoria. She
owned valuable properties near Daw-
son, and wal n Of the f1rst women to
enter the district. She was . native
OF California.
Otherwise.
Mr.. Carnegie will give . large sum Of
money Tor the benefit Of agsd telegra-
piers.
The Western intercollegiate confer
ence . adopted q rule looking to the
elimination OF professionalism.
The appraisers Of the estate OF the
late kirkland p. Armour Of Kansas
Cifv havn NlnA = rovoor$ AveM~ e. 90 1,>