The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-06
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W. III. Hopkins has been arrested at
Seattle at the instance of postoffice
inspectors on the charge of using the
mails in a scheme to defraud.
The national convention of the Loyal
Order of Moose adjourned at Union
town, Pa, after choosing St. Paul as
the next annual meeting place Of. the
order.
The car shops of the Cambria Steel
company at Johnson, Pa, which have
been idle since last spring, have re-
sumed work with a full complement of
1900 men.
p. G.. Silva and Leo P%revino, found
guilty at FL Paso, Tex, of fomenting
a revolution against Mexico, were
sentenced to serve two years each in
the pelitentiary.
Entering the Climax club at Lexing-
ton. KY, one night last week, al un-
known man, at the point of a revolver,
forced John Ray to give him his re-
volver and $1,100 in cash and then
made his escape.
A conference Of the governors OF
the tobacco and cotton growing states
in which night riders have been oper
ating will probably be held shortly aft
err election for the purpose of contriv-
ing measures to abate the evil.
A large quantity of canned apples
and blackberries was ordered sold by
the United States court a. Kansas
City. The fruit was grown in Arkal-
sas. canned in Michigan and labeled
Michigan grown. The court decided
that this labelling was a violation OF
the pure food law.
The shadow kiss wins. In the
separate maintenance suit Judge Ball
Of Chicago dissolved the injunction
against Benedetto .Allegretti's bust
ness and entered an order allowing
Mrs. Allegretti 81 a week alimony.
The court also allowed Mrs. Allesretti
$50 for her solicitor fees.
DR.. c. S. Mack, orone of Laporte
| county, Indiana, who became wldeiy
| known through the Guinness case, an
| nounced his resignation from that Of
| fee and his retirement from the prac-
| tice of medicine in order to enter the
| ministry. DR.. Mack has accepted a
| call to the pastorate OF the Sweden
| borgian church at Toledo, Ohio.
A $4,000 SANDER case is on in North
wood. Iowa. John Benson and Thom-
as Christians married sisters. Both
are wealthy and are prominent. The
community was startled when 1t was
| learned that Mr.. Benson had brought
! suit for Islander against his brother-ln-
law, claiming $4,000 damages for In
| sulting remarks made by Christians
against his wife.
DR.. Rachel s. skidelsky, n OF the
best known medical practitioners IN
Philadelphia, after startling the wom-
ems club by advocating smoking by
men. now startles them still more by
advocating smoking among women.
DIR. Skidelsky says there would proha-
bly be less lvansness among wom-
en- were they to smoke a cigarette or
two three times a day.
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., plain work.
man in the Hartford Carpet company's
plant at Thompsonville, Conn, was
nromoted last week from the sorting
room 10 the worsted room, but he will
not get any more salary until ne
learns more about the business. BIZ
Hines, young R~oosevelts foreman
made only one comment on the pro.
motion. That was: Hes a mighty
ambitious worker"
The only temple in the world whose
walls. floor and roof are OF one single
riece vas opened last week at Lake
street and Forest avenue. Oak Park,
| chicago. 1t is built OF reinforced con
crete en- the Edison plan OF continu,
oua material, with no seams.
On Dec. / the old Sandy Hook light
ehin. which for half a century has
uarked the western end of the Trans.
atlantic passage, will go out OF exist.
ence. In place of@the old ship will be
an entirely new one, and on Its side
viii be painted the words. Ambrose
channel