The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-29

II - nuanbsr d trials
III eourt-marttel 81 ~ cIASSss n the
army shown n ths annual report q
jJudxa Advocate 0eperal George B.
DuV1 made public u causing much
c6mment = military circles. Condi-
Toms. oflcers ~, ~ shown BY the
report, Are d~isgraceful and positive
remedial measures should be taken.
Tho MATHIS correspondent 1t Oran.
Algeria, telegraphs that Mulai Hafid.
ths sultan Or Morocco. has sold the
| Rim mines. which were the GAUGE OF
the trouble between Spain and the
M0ors on the RifIAn coast. 70 . Ger.
! man company.
Local sentiment may be summed up
= averse "a granting the request Of
tho National Geographic society Of
the United States that the University
or Copenhagen waive Its claim to the
0rst examination Of Dr.. Cooks North
Pole data.
Copies Of circulars issued In north
China BY 8 body Of Chinese. calling
themselves the popular association Of
the three eastern provinces. have been
received In Japan. after having been
spread broadcast among Chinese Of
the lower classes.
Third Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral Lawshe announced TO the heads
or the bureaus In his division that he
intended 10 resign from the postofice
department.
The use OF the words 80 help me
God" Ct the end Of oaths may be pro-
hibited Id the courts OF the District OF
Columbia. II congress passes a law
which II now being drafted by the
commissioners OF the District Of Co
lumbia.
DR.. Maurice C.. Stack. for thirty.
three years assistant superintendent
Or the government hospital for the In
sane died IN washington Sunday night
Of cancer Of the throat.
"A Recommendation that the navy
yards be divided into four depart
ments, each In charge OF . general
manager. ID said to be the most Inn
pOrtant result OF the investigation by
. special board Of naval officers. head
"a BY Rear Admiral Swift, whose 70
port reached Washington.
The national capital IL planning .
great pageant Of international scope
for the next fourth Of July. At -
meeting OF ofacials and business men
~ the District Of Columbia, held In
thu ONCE OF Commissioner Mcfarland.
II was decided TO invite. through their
diplomatic representatives each Of the
twenty-onc Central and South Ameri-
can republics to join In . great inter-
national parade, In which the marines
Of the various governments will par
ticipats.
Washington.
Despite rumors, NO one has yet been
selected for the post Of minister to
China TO succeed Charles r.. Crane,
whose resignation was recently &C.
cepted BY the president. Among the
many names that have been men
toned. . Of the most recent il that
Of Judge Thomas Burke Of Seattle.
Wash, but this and other reports In
regard to the post we're characterized
by Assistant Secretary Of State VIII
son ~ mere speculation.
Using . roll Of bills n . weapon.
Charles c. Glover. president Of the
Riggs National bank. In charged with
having attacked . depositor who
called 1t the bank. The deposition.
Emilio Jasseili. brought suit for dam
ages against Mr.. Grover. asking &c.
900 for the bodily and mental pain he
suffered.
Announcement was made ct the
navy department that Rear Admiral
Cottfried Blocklinger will be trans
ferred TO the retired list IN account Of
old are October .. and that Rear Ad-
miral Thomas C. Mclean will be 70
tired October 81. for the same reason.
Admiral Blockinger was born In lows,
and entered the navy In July. 1863. He
reached the rank Of real admiral In
October. 1905. and has had over
twenty-ons years service u sea
Deaths invasi0n Of the fast thin
ming ranks Of war veterans caused
4S.311 names 70 bs dropped from the
pension rolls Of the United States
last year. OF this number 32.S31
we're survivors Of the civil war. The
total loss to the pension roll from all
causes VA 61,5S1.
\ new minister 10 China will hard.
u b appointed until the president
returns 70 Washington.
II n n secrst that the Washing
ton government viii welcome the
overthrow Of President Zelaya.
The discovery Of alleged forgeries
and defalcations aSGregadng, accord
lnE % unomcial advices. approximate
" $4,000. resulted In closing the
doors Of the First National bank Of
Mineral Point. Wis.,. and the appoint
mcnt Of John W. Schoneld. OF the
once of the Comptroller OF the cur
'rency. - receiver.
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