The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-10-30

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their oven to dry and wa5 forgotten.
From Other Shores.
Trouble arising from the engage
ment between Chinese and Japanese
troops at Eantao, Northern Korea,
has been settled and no further diff
Guilty is expected.
s. Miguel de Laterre, collector of in
ternal e for the province of Ha-
vana, was arrested, charged with the
ENLIGHTENMENT of 1885, 900 of the funds
of his department.
Negotiations between Austria-HHE-
gary and Turkey have been definitely
; broken off, the porte refusing to &C.
cept the annexation of Bosnia and
Herzegovina as an accomplished fact.
That President Diaz has determined
Tot to be a candidate to succeed him.
self as president OF Mexico at the COM
ing presidential election in 1910 was
stated in an article published by Ell
Rio del Eegar.
| A dispatch to the London Times
from Belgrade says that the Servian
government, upon Austria's insistent
de-1ard, has a%pologized and paid an
indemnity for an attack made on
! SHOES there belonging to Austrians.
Among those who will receive the
cardinals hat at the approaching con-
s;story is the Most. Rev. Francis
Bourne, archbishop Of Westminster,
who was prominently identified with
the ~eucharistic congress recently held
in London.
The London Times is informed that
President Roosevelt will visit England
after his African trip, early in 1910.
He will deliver the Romance lecture
at Oxford and on the occasion of the
university ccmmemoration will receive
the ra1orary degree Of D. G. L., which
Oxford has already bestowed upon
Emper Or William.
Otherwise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Chamber OF
Fort Dodge are the proud parents of a
fifth pair of twins, a boy and a girl.
Four OF their children have died, but
the new pair appears healthy and like
~ to thrive. )
Electrifcation Of all the tracks of
the Illinois Central Railroad company
within the limits of the city of Chi
cago was authorized at the annual
meeting Of the stockholders of that
road, held in Chicafo.
A~pprehensive Of destruction by for
est fires should they establish their
logging camps at this time, many tim
Der operators In Upper Michigan will
make no attempt to begin their sea
sons work until snow comes.
Ten Chinese students have arrived
at San Francisco from the Far East.
Eight of them are bound for Harvard,
Yale and Cornell, and the other two
will m%atriculate at the University of
California.
The story being published in the
press that James Oliver Curwood, a
magazine writer of Detroit, had been
! murdered by Indians in the Hudson
| bay district is absurd. Curwood is
alive 6uO Wei Ia a toWA u
Saskatchewan.
Announcement was made at Mobile.
, Ala. that q national negro mass meet
| ing has been called for at that city on
| Nov. "a and Is next, inclusive, in the
interest Of the national negro fair, to
he held in that city in October, No.
yember and December, 1909.
XM go
II q brought out in the superior.
court at New Haven. Conn, that a
dividend amt dnting to about $500, 900,
q nearly 10 per cent, is to be paid
shortly to the creditors Of the Nation.
II steel and Wire company. which is
il the hands OF a receiver.
h the effort to suppress all forms
- amusement on Sunday, Judge Moss
of Memphis instructed the grand jury
"a fndict all managers Of ~playhouses
"a .a1so to secure the names Of all
nArscnS attending on the Sabbath. II
Is maintained that the spectators are
.asally guilty under the law.