The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-16

Army men are not in favor OK the
O'Rourke plan for raising the Maine.
At the commerce commission hear
ing at Chicago railroad men insisted
their revenue was not enough.
Toilette swept the state in the WIS
conSin primaries.
Mayor Gaynor of New York was
taken from the hospital to his coun-
try home.
Senator Burkett introduced EXPIRES.
ident Roosevelt on the occasion of his
Omaha speech.
There was an angry exchange be-
tween lawyers at the railroad rate
hearing at Chicago.
From eight to ten thousand people
listened to the speech of Ex-President
Roosevelt in Omaha.
A demented man jumped from a
train near Missouri Valley, meeting
almost instant death.
The financial showing of the govern
mept for the second month of the fis-
cal year is satisfactory
Some federal heads may be looped
off at New York for too active par
ticipation in state politics.
Governor Hay of Washington takes
issue with Roosevelt and Pinchot on
the question of conservation.
Mayor Seidel of Milwaukee is bitter
towards Roosevelt, because of the
colonels views on socialism.
Congressman G. w. Norris of Ne
hra rnfurpaa from WISCONSIN
pleased with insurgent victory.
William Barnes, jr., OF New York
declares himself shocked at utter
ances Of Roosevelt in the west.
The treasury department has a
task on it's hands in the printing OF
bonds for postal savings banks.
Colonel Roosevelt was obliged to
break his Sunday resolve and address
I the crowds as he travelled to Fargo.
An uncontirmed report has been
received that five negroes were
lynched near Carlton, ten miles east
Of Athns. Ga.
Governor Shallenberger of Nebras.
the report that he will call extra ses-
sion or the legislature.
Col. Roosevelt declined to attend a
banquet with Senator Lorimer pres.
ent The latter's invitation was
therefore cancelled.
| Mexico's celebration of the one hun
dredth anniversary of her independ
ence began Sept. 1st and will con
tinue until the end of the month.
At Terre Haute, Ind, John Mitchell
! the labor leader in Labor day ad
dress, spoke in favor of better laws
/ for the protection of workingmen.
| Two transatlantic steamships, one
up by the New York health authorities
because Of the cholera scare abroad.
A movement is under way to have
Justice Harlan promoted to the CHIEF
justiceship of the supreme court
with the understanding that he soor
retires.
Returns of the first direct primary
election held in Idaho indicate tha
Governor James H. Brady is renomin
ated by the republicans.
Virtual martial law prevails in Bar
letta, the center of the italian chol
era zone, as the result of clash be
tween several thousand starving and
unemployed people and the military
Juan Amer, editor of the Satirica
Weekly Chantecleer of which the
first issue had just appeared, was sho
and killed by Jose Pennino, a liberia
candidate for city councilman in Hav
ana, Cuba.
Ample opportunity will be give1
both railroads and shippers to pre-
sent personally to the interstate com
merce commission all question bear
ing on rates, it Is stated by commits
sion authorities.
Davis Elkins arrived in Paris from
Carlsbad en- route to Vichy, where h.
will join his mother and his sister
Miss Katherine Elkins. 1t Is under
stood that the three will sail for tn,
United States about October l.
At La Toilette meeting In Madi
SON, at which Senator Cummins O
Iowa and Francis j. Heney, the Sal
Francisco graft fighter, were the chic
speakers, Congressman Norris of Ne
braska was also present and made
talk.
The lower house of the Texas legis
lature by a vote of 81 to instructe'
senators and congressman to worl
for the repal of the fourteenth amend
ment to the federal constitution cor
ferring franchise on negroes.
%o1r
land withdrawn from entry as bein
valuable for coal deposits or TO
classification were thrown open t
agricultural survey entry under reg,
lations approved by Acting Secretar
of the Interior Pierce.