The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-01-21

Mn sen1 1lsyltro delegates %
Ge worlds Sunday school convention
Whteh wtll ~ heId n Msahington. p.
0s IT, ~ dates Or Nay 1874.
~ opinion u Warrington y thai
nv president viii NOON Nkeak with
0pooksr Caancn over legislation.
i've var vessels q the United
Statos win take part In the celebrar
ton II The nrst centennial Of the ~
1epsnEencs Of the Argentine fepuo-
1ic q Buenos Ayres about May next.
Waiter LonsdAls. DR.. Frederick 4.
Coode secretary. announced that ~
haA received Z letter from DR.. Cook.
ba& - declined TO give the explorers
a19seso.
Omaha Indians voted against pro
posed merger IN . council held q
Walthill.
George Harris. president Of the Dur.
lington railroad. has presented his
resignatiou 70 the board Of directors,
md X viii b. accepted
The Gcott expedition In search OF
the south pcle II now assured. the
English government having promised
olo0.Oo0 towards the $4,000 which n
the estimated expense.
Senators Burkett and Brown recon-
mended the reappointment Of William
r. Warner to b United States mar
shall and Frank 8. Howell to BE- United
States district attorney for Nebraska
The Russian foreign once has ~
sued : statement embodying the mem
orandum Of the United States govern
ment bearing on the naturalization OF
ths Manchuran railways-
OmahA's persistence and dcterm.
ined SHORT to establish . wool market
has again won recognition In the reso-
lutions Of the Natural Wool Growers
association adopted 10 Salt Lake.
The house adopted . resolution pro
yiding for m Investigation of the In.
terror and forestry departments.
An Investigation into the alleged
domination Of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad company By the Pennsyl-
wanna system 20 far ~ II affects
freight shippers In West Virginia II
70 be made.
Dconomists agree generally that
high prices ars due TO increase in
go,1 supply.
WsshlnssoM.
Turning the avowed policy Of
sccnOmy Of the Taft ADMINISTRATION ~
! political e~xigency.- which would
not prove to be m economy In the
long run. Representative Hay Of vir-
ginia made N earnest plea against
curtailing the 1880 600 appropriation
fos nattonal guard encampments while
tn army appropriation bill was before
the house.
F~ortincations for the United States
and insular possessions for the year
1911 win cost &5.sl7. 900. over two and
: half millions less than for 1910. II
the house adopts the recommenda-
lions Of the appropriations committee.
Representative Hitchcock Of
Omaha issued = statement In which
be virtually admitted that he Ii con
sidering becoming . candidate at the
primaries for United States senator
70 succeed Senator Burkett- Mr..
Hitchcock declined to make . formal
announcement Of his candidacy. but
his friends In the house declare that
hs will do % 1t . later day.
Efforts are to be made ut the pres.
ent session Of congress to have that
body pass . Law permitting the com.
pulsOry retirement Of superanuated
government employees and providing
for pensions for such employees. Sec
Rotary Macveagh has instructed Her.
bert d. Brown Of his department to
draw up = plan.
a pension Of $1,000 . year Is due
Mrs. Grover Cleveland according "a
precedent. and Senator Root present
ed to the senate . bill making the
grant The amount Is the same a
WAS allowed the widowed wives Of for
mer presidents.
John G. Calhoun 10 about to return
to his former hsunts In the national
capital in the form Of q marble statue
II will be erected ~ one OF the Soutt
Carolinian contributions to Statuary
hall. which was occupied BY the house
Of Representatives 1t the time Calhoun
vas . member. The statue will b
formally accepted March -. next.
Personal.
Nathaniel r. Moore. SON Of the Rocl
Island magnate. Wa found dead ut
Chicago resort.
Congressman Hinshaw says he Il
pleased with the present status Of in
surgency IN the house.
Senator Charles Dick II now onci
ally . candidate to succeed himsel
In the senate from Ohio.
At Liberal. No. Henry Dorman col
ebrated his 10th birthday. He Va
born IN 6tsuben county. N. Y.