The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-10-06

county, near Jay, Oklahoma, that
they are a menace to growing crops.
Mayor J.. H. Graham and Commits
sioner e. M. Leach we're recalled by
the voters of Wichita, Kansas, at a
special recall election.
Government fraud cases have been
advanced for early hearing in the SUI
preme court.
The French warship Liberte was
torn to pieces by an explosion at Tou-
Ion and more than 800 lost.
Henry Watterson says the day OF
free passes and free tickets in the
newspaper business is passing.
A plan to make 100 acres a year
of public park land out of Lake Mich
gan without cost to the city, was SUBJ
mitted to the city council OF Chicago
Judge Peter S. Grosscup of Chlca-
go, is sued a statement in which he
said that he will send his resignation
as presiding judge of the United
States court of appeals to President
Taft the first week in October.
Reports from Urga, in north Mon
golia, state that the Russian guard
there has been increased to 200 men
because of the possibility of conflicts
between the Chinese and native Mon
golians.
The porte has addressed a circular
to the Turkish representatives abroad
instructing them to invoke the good
offices of the powers with a view to
restraining Italy from hostile action
in Tripoli.
The audit of the books OF the Ma
tional Jewish Hospital association or
Denver, which is almost complete, has
disclosed that the shortage OF the
late Alfred Muller, former secretary.
will approximate $4,000.
Orders were sent from the general
offices of the Rock Island railroad IN
Chicago to the general managers at
the three division points ordering a
cut of 10 per cen in operating ex-
penses during the next three months
Thomas A. Eddison, who returned
home by the steamship America on
September %, became the Idol or
Berliners during his short stay there,
everyone showing an almost comical
anxiety to catch a glimpse OF the
great inventor.
Berry Wall, the one-time famous
king of dudes is about to join the
great and growing army OF American
expatriates. He has given orders to
a house agent to find him an apart
ment in the fashionable quarter OF the
Avenue de Bots de Boulogne, Paris.
The honor of filing the first regis
tration application at Dallas, in con-
nection with the Rosebud and Pins
Ridge opening fell to Hugh G. Nc
Gaffrey, assistant superintendent OF
the Pinkerton agency in Chicago. He
signed the slip at two minutes after
midnight.
President w. A. Post Of the New
port News Shipbui!ding and Dry
Dock Company, announced that be-
cause of the eight-hour restriction OF
the recent naval act, his company
will not bid for either of the great
battleships authorized by congress in
March.
Walter Lispenard Suydan of New
York was granted an interlocutory de-
cree of divorce by Justice Clarke OF
the supreme court in the suit filed
against Louise Lawrence Suydan. In
the decree Mrs. Suydam is ordered
not to remarry or use the Suydam's
name. Under the decree she may re-
sumo her maiden name of White.
Fire Chief Thomas A. Clancy Of Mil
waukee, was adjudged guilty by the
board of fire and police commissioners
of the charges filed against him sever
al weeks ago by e. f. Wiese, a dis
charged fireman. 1t was charged that
Clancy maintained a system of
espionage; that he was incompetent
and that he INDUCED in petty graft
The fourteen men who were en-
tombed in the Shakespeare mine on
Dome creek, Alaska, were rescued,
none the worse for their continent
of eighty-four hours.
The Earl of Craven, who married
Cornelia, daughter of Bradley Martin,
of New York, was appointed captain Of
the Royal YeOmen of the Guard at So
900 a year.
President Taft was delayed by
heavy rains in Missouri.
Hughey Jennings, manager of the
Detroit American league team, may
become manager and a s~tockholder in
the Washington American league
club. Jennings has conferred with
President Moves Of the Washington
club, who informed him that he would
be welcome as manager and stock
holder, If 1t could be arranged with
the. Detroit management.
Gen. Henderson of Omaha, died
suddenly at Liverpool. Eng, on a
steamer on which he was about to
sail for home after three months alb
sence for HIS health. Gen. Henderson
represented Nebraska two full terms
in the United States Senate and held
many other positions Of honor and
trust. He served in the war Of the re-
belliOn and was very intimate with
nHzI/SN~-. g. ryh4~~ 01;~ ~ru~ <O4~