The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-05-16
Otherwise.

This promises to be the record year
for immigration.
A naval pageant is proposed for the
Olympic games.
Advanced freight rates will increase
the price of food.
Al Weinig was knocked out at Louis
willie by Joe Choyniski.
Miners and prospectors are going to
Alaska in increased numbers.
Over rs, 900 immigrants were landed
at New York during the past week.
The Southern Cotton Spinners' associ-
alton held it's sixth annual convention
at st. Johns hotel, Charleston, S. c..
Kansas City women deny that they
have unusually large feet, and claim
that De Maurier found the inspiration
for his Trilhy in that city.
Dick O'Brien made Dan Creedon of
Brooklyn throw uq the sponge in the
second round of their fight at Lewiston.
Me. Creedon was OUT of condition.
European mails, just received, are
said to have brought from Richard
Croker letters to Tammany leaders
stating that he will return to New York
late in August.
way surgeons, in session at St. Louis,
elected DR.. A. w. Candless of st. Louis
president, and DR.. A L. Wright of Iowa
vice president.
At a special meeting of the stockhold-
ers Of the General Electric company.
held at Schenectady, N. Y, it was voted
to increase the capital stock of the
company from $40, Isl, 800 to $45, 900, 900.
The most successful as well as the
largest meeting N the thirty-years' his
tory of the Kansas State Dental associ-
alton was held in Hutchinson, Kan, re-
Gently.
A company has been Incorporated.
under the laws of New Jersey, Of which
Charles M. Warner Of Syracuse, N. Y.
is president, to manufacture candy, and
eventually to control the candy market
of the United States.
The new actors home of America at
West Brighton, Slater Island, was ded-
icated with appropriate Gel emonies.
There was an attendance of over 1000
persons Daniel Frohman was master
Of ceremonies.
Mayors and other officials from near
ly every city Of Northern Alabama, and
from several cities in the southern part
Of the state, gathered at Montgomery.
Ala, for the second annual meeting Of
the League Of Municipalities Of Ala
bama.
The Ohio State Association of Next
can War Veterans celebrated the fifty
sixth anniversary Of the first battle of
the Mexican war, Palo Alto. by holding
their twenty-eighth annual reunion at
Marysville, Ohio. The reunion contin-
ued two days.
The people of Glen Carbon, ILL.,, who
raised money to defend Joseph Machu-
tbs, accused of murder at Wilkesbarre,
Pa. were justified In their belief in his
innocence. The jury las acquitted him,
and he has been restored to his wife
and family.
Examiners for a life insurance COM
pany have found that John r. Stafford,
a Brooklyn school teacher has his
heart on the right side. The doctors
| declare Stafford to be perfectly normal
In every other respect, and decided to
take him as a risk.
Notice has be en- served by Judge Ell
mer r. Adams. Of the United States
district court at st. Louis, that lottery
| agents must leave st. Louis. The first
one to feel the effects of the notice is
Samuel j. Tenants, who was fined 81
500 and sentenced to six months in Jail
for selling lottery tickets.
With almost royal pomp and magni-
f~acence, Sam Moy, the late mayor of
Chinatown, was borne through the
streets of Chicago, and his body laid to
rest in Rose Hill cemetery. One hum
dred thousand Chicagoans did honor to
Sans memory, either through friend
ship or curiosity.