The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-04-24
Domestic.

Domestic.
Two hundred farmers residing near
Davis City. Neb., held a meeting and
voted to boycott the town because it
abolished saloons in the election last
week.
The contract for the construction of
a pubic building at Devils Lake, N.
D.. has been awarded to the General
Construction company of Milwaukee
at s120,400.
James p. Munyon, the millionaire
medicine manufacturer of Altoona,
Pa. and Miss Pauline Neff, a former
actress of The Social Whirl," were
married in Jersey City.
A call for the national assembly of
the Christian party on May I, in the
watch tower at Rockford, H.. has
been issued by William r. Benkart.
the national chairman of the party.
Nine leading members of the relig-
ious sect, The Dreamers," have been
ARE tel at Medicine Hat on a charge
Of arson. Some farm houses in the
district have mysteriously burned re-
Gently.
Announcement was made at Johns
town, Pa, that several departments Of
the Cambria Steel company will re-
sumo operations this week, following
a three months suspension, affording
employment to 500 e
/ C1;ccorl yyorcor <oc IA -
| of Thompson Vernon. hanged himself
In his fathers barn at Mount Vernon,
Ohio. The cause is a mystery, unless
the suicide of a youthful cousin a
week ago preyed on mis- mind.
Oscar Rosengren, a young me-
chanic Of Marshalltown, Iowa, who
was run down by an automobile driv-
en- by F. F. Michaels, formerly Of that
city but now of Hampton. was given
a verdict Of $500 by the Jury.
DR.. o. o. Swinney, who recently
came to Asheville, N. c., from New
York, shot and fatally wounded his
sixteen-year-old daughter Nellie and
then killed himself in the reception
room Of a girls boarding school in
this city late yesterday. 1t Is thought
his mind was unbalanced.
s. w. Corey of Ognen, Utah, has
been awarded the Canadian Pacific
railroad contract for the company's
large irrigation canal. The contract
calls for the digging OF a million and
a half yards, Of earth in the district
between Langdon and Crowfoot, a dis
lance Of hfty-four miles.
James Jones. chief Of police Of Des
Moines under the old regime OF the
city government, has instituted pro-
ceedings Il prevent Will Hume, ap-
pointed by the commissioners, from
becoming chief of police. Jones
| claims he is entitled to hold his Office
under the old soldiers preference law.
A sensational prison breaking at
Penza, Russia, resulted in ten deaths.
Eleven political prisoners attacked
and stabbed two wardens to death.
They then threw a number of bombs
and escaped from the prison in the
confusion. Guards hastily gave pur.
suit and shot eight of the men to
death.
Frank Duffy, an election district
captain of New York, who was con-
| victed of having assisted thirty men
| to register falsely at the last cleo
/ ton in the Seventeenth assembly dis
F. trict, was sentenced to not less than
two years and three months and not
more than four years and three
months in prison.
Claude Underliter. charged with the
murder Of Nathan Taylor, his step.
father, at Creston, Iowa, was sen
fenced by Judge Evans to the insane
ward OF the state penitentiary at An.
amosa. During his trial two months
ago the jury found that the defendant
was ~incapacitated to understand the
seriousness of the crime with which
he was charged.
Earlier than usual, the fishing tugs
| operating in the Michigan waters OF
Lake Superior have gone into com
| mission for the season. The first lifts
| now are being made. There is an ex'
| cellent demand for fish now because
OF the exceptionally high prices ruling
for meats, and the catch being equal
the fishermen expect a more profta.
BILE season than last year.
Despite the written declaration OF
Judge George Gray that he could not
under any circumstances consent to
have the delegates instructed for him,
the Delaware state convention official
~ placed his name before the Democ'
racy Of the country for that party's
nomination for president.
A parade and mass meeting at Gin
cinnati, under the auspices Of the Per
sonal Liberty league. constituted one
OF the greatest public demonstrations
that city has ever known. Careful
estimates place the number OF
marcherI at 10000.