The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-01-07
NEWSNOTES
A Boiling Down Of the More I'm.
portant Events Here ard There
Foreiqn.


Foreign.
A telephone message from Kabula
Miro states that the American expe-
dition camped on Monday night at
Katwe, eight miles beyond Kabula
Miro. Colonel Roosevelt and the
others of the party are well. The
hunters have covered fi~fty-foI- miles
since leaving Kampla Unganda De-
cember %. The immediate objective
point is Kisingo, fifteen miles from
Katwe.
The Chinese government formally
complained to Japan against the VIOLA
ton Of the Manchurian telegraph con-
vention of 1908. The complaint con.
sisted Of two counts, which purported
to show that the Japanese were
guilty Of extending telegraph and tel
egraph lines and traffic in Manchuria.
The special committee of Copenha.
oen university which investigated DR..
Frederick A. Cooks polar records is
now considering whether or not it will
publish . second report, giving further
6etails Of its work. If the committee
should decide to do SO, it will issue
he report about the middle OF
January.
Colonel Q Ketten. chief of tns Sc
cret police OF Moscow, has been ap-
pointed to succeed Colonel Karpon,
chief OF the secret police of st. Peters
burg, who was assassinated December
%.
Henry Lane Wilson. the retiring
minister, has left Brussels, the lega-
ton now being In charge Of u. Grant
Smith. the secretary, pending the ar
rival of the new minister, Charles
Page Bryan. who formerly was min
lister to Portugal.
The national defense committee OF
the Russian duma has rejected by a
large majority the credit for new bat
tleships.
The body Of Miss Harriet Smith of
Boston, who was killed in an automo-
bile accident in Honolulu two weeks
Ago. reached San Francisco on the
liner Korea.
General.
Representative Hinshaw of Nebras-
Ia announced that unless the state
department brings about q speedy ad-
1ustment of the case of James A.
Cook, the American conductor, who is
Imprisoned st Guadalajara, Mexico, he
will bring the whole matter to the at
tent1on of congress.
The total Internal evenue receipts
Tor November $24.31O.717; for
the first five months of the fiscal year,
31l3, 35S, 163, and for the correspond
ing period Of 1908, SO -.~o4,682.
Total public bensfactions in the
United States during the last twelve
months was $141,360,o0o, al amount
Just $40,0 0 900 greater than any
previous year In the history of the
country.
H., where President Lincoln had his
ONCE when he VA riding the circuit
- an attorney, burned. The museum
contained many valuable relics.
Scores of New York shirt waist
strikers played the part of newsies
recently. CARRIED in their best, the
girls invaded the residence and bust
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newspaper printed under their editor
ship. and setting forth their side OF
the strike.
Consul Olivares was appointed to
take charge OF consulate at Managua.
Champ Clark says that high prices
Of produce are here to stay.
Gambling in futures is to form the
~,eh@nn< ~ q cnnfornnno cnDr ~ ha
held at the white house. President
Taft proposes to arrive at q means, If
possible, Of preventing an unnecessary
amount Of stock market trading in fu-
tures deliveries OF wheat, corn, cotton
and other products.
Reports from the east say Mr.. Will
lard has been offered the presidency
Of the b. 4 o. railroa'.
Senator Lorimer fears he is being
ignored In the matter Of patronage
IN Illinois.
statehood legislation at the present
session Of congress will not 60 be-
yond giving authority to the people Of
New Mexico and Arizona to hold O
gtitutional conventions and provide
the means for such convention.
notwithstanding his unpopularity.
there seems to be much mourning
Dver the death Of the king.
The next regular meeting Of the
South Dakota Board Of Pharmacy for
The examination Of candidates for
registration and general business will
b held at Redfsld January 19.
President Aadriz has been notified
that he will be held accountable for
The safetv Of Americans In Nicaragua.
Harry Orme. the inventor Of an
aeroplane which experts have declared