The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-10-24
General.

Su00OAA 0d6C ID Odlu W nave u0ClUcu
to retire, In part, from active life.
Principal Waterhouse of Omaha has
forbidden mirrors and sweaters in the
high school.
Col. Theodore F. Hoffman, a veteran
OF the First Minnesota, is dead at
Scranton, Pa.
Julius Born of Syracuse, N. Y, aged
thirty-three, has. married his mother
in-law, a woman of fifty.
Hiram Cronk Of Rome, N. Y, the
last survivor of the War of 1912, is in
his 103d year and very feeble.
David B. Hill maintains that the tar
if should be materially reduced and
the coal mines owned by the govern
ment.
Mr.. B. C.. Wright, the youngest man
holding a majors commission in the
War of the Rebellion, died at Wash
ington, aged sixty years.
The Buffalo, with AZ officers and 568
men, has arrived at New York from
Manila and other Eastern ports, hav-
ing been gone since June s..
M. Murnane, a Chicago lawyer, at
Ell Paso, Tex, for his health, died after
witnessing a bull fight in which two
horses were gored to death.
Ex-Queen Liluokanalni will leave
Honolulu by the Ventura, Nov. IL, for
Washington, where she will present
her claim for the crown lands.
Students of the Kansas State normal
school and the Presbyterian college
had a free-for-all fight during a foot
ball game. Many were seriously hurt.
III. Oelrichs has been notified that c..
l.. Fair left a child who is entitled to
a share Of the estate of 81, 200, 900. The
claim is repudiated, and the matter
will be aired in the courts.
The English prison ship Jersey, for
which a search has been going on for
fifty years, vas unearthed at the
Brooklyn navy yard under fifteen feet
of dirt and in perfect condition.
Winnipeg and many other towns in
the Canadian West are shut off from
the wood and coal supply owing to a
shortage of cars. Winter has come
and the people are in a panic.
II the finding of Master in Chancery
Daniels In the case OF the Chicago
Board Of Trade against L. A. Kinsey &
Co. of Indianapolis, is sustained, the
bucket shops Of Indiana will be COM
PEELED to quit business.
HI. Morris Of Fort Worth, Tex. act
ing auditor of the Rock Island system.
has been appointed superintendent of
transportation of the worlds fair by
President d. r. Francis, of the Louisi-
ana Purchase exposition.
r. G. Leeds, the young son of W. B,
Leeds, president Of the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific railroad, has arrived
at New York from Panama, where he
had been seized by the American con-
sui. He ran away to 60 to a
Following the recent successful de-
mand for increased wages in Chicago.
the drivers and helpers employed in
New York have formulated demands
upon the leading express companies
operating in the Northern states.
The general opinion at the City OF
Mexico is that the American capital
lists seeking to combine the cigar COM
panies have met with insuperable OBJ
stacles. One of the principal compa-
MES is doing a greatly enlarged bust
ness, and the shareholders appear un-
willing to sell.
G. H. Simmons, pastor Of the First
Baptist church at Peoria, ILL.,, has en-
gagged the coliseum, seating 5000 peo-
pie, and will introduce a band of twen-
ty-seven pieces, a stereopticon and va
rious similar accessories to a religious
drama based on the Book Of Job.
Senator Burton of Kansas says Bos-
ton missionaries went to Hawaii and
gave the natives certificates guaran-
teed to admit them to- heaven, in ex-
change for their lands. A number Of
the more ignorant natives have been
swindled In this way.