The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-09-22

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an acute attack OF kidney trouble for
several days, is much improved.
Trade reports show conditions to be
only fairly active.
Admiral Togo returned home from
his tour around the world.
The high tide of interest has been
reached in the Canadian campaign.
Congress must soon fix the toll
charges for the Panama canal.
Admission is made in Peking that
the Chinese revolt is serious.
At this writing over 100000 men
are engaged in army maneuvering in
Germany.
Five burglars looted a bank of New
Westminster, B. c., of over a quarter
million dollars.
j. J.. Hill, chairman of the Great
Northern railway, celebrated his sew
e%nty-third birthday on the 10th.
Carl Morris, the white hope, was
outfought in his ten-round battle with
Jim Flynn at New York.
John d. Rockefeller's protest that
the appraisal on his Forest Hill es-
tate is too high was ignored.
In an extended review of the case,
President Taft exonerates DR.. Wiley
and finds no cause for his resignation.
Swindler S. A. Potter is believed to
have had a plan to catch London men
for half a million by a "salted" mine.
At Mounds, i'll, Agent Mcknight OF
the Illinois Central railway was shot
to death in the street by City Police
man Walbridge.
At Des Moines, Ia, Judge Smith Nc
Pherson in federal court dissolved the
temporary Injunction obtained recent
ly by the express companis of Iowa
against the State Railroad commits
sion.
The anniversary OF MeXico's declar-
alton of independence was celebrated
at Mexico City, the feature OF the
program being a parade of the milit-
airy, reviewed by President De La
Barra.
The will of Ole Glover, a bachelor
farmer of Iowa, just made public,
leaves $4,000 for the erection of a
home for aged poor in the center OF
his large farm. Only $1,000 is left to
relatives.
The minister of education, M.
Hazba, carrying out the new govern
ment's policy of interior development,
announced that two new imperial uni
versities accommodating a total of
1000 students would be opened in
Japan.
Ending automatically a courtship
a widow aged SIS, filed suit in the dis
trict court at Lawrence, Kansas,
against James d. Faxon, SO years old,
alleging breach of promise and ask
ing $4,000 damages.
William B. Cox, aged So, of Ocean
City was killed and Harry B. Smith of
Cape May and two women were seri-
which they were riding struck a rail
road track between this city and
Wildwood. The speedometer on the
wrecked machine indicated that they
had been travelling at the rate of six
ty-five miles an hour.
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said the New York Life Insurance
company spent $4,000 to locate, and
who claims to be George A. Kimmel
of Niles, Mich, was released from Au-
burn prison, and left for Niles to
establish his identity. The insurance
company maintains that he is Kimmel
and declines to pay $25, 600 life insur-
ance.
Joseph G. Cannon, a New York
banker, who is one of the ninety-seyen
f~nanciers and clergymen who are di-
recting the Men and Religion For
ward" movement, ave a dinner to
twenty trained Christian workers who
are to open a new crusade to evange-
lie the American continent in Mime
apOlis on October 2. The movement,
which has been taking form for some
time, is called the most ambitious re-
ligious crusade since the days of the
Reformation.
The captain and fifteen Of the crew
of the German bark Thekia which was
wrecked last July on the rocks OF
Staten island, near Terra Del Fuego,
arrived at Punta Arenas Chile, on
board a transport. They had spent
nearly two months on a desert island.
Congressman Latta of the Third
Nebraska district, died In the hospital
at Rochester, Mimi, where he had un.
iergone an operation. He was 67 years
years old. His successor will be chos-
en- at the November election. Burial
took place at his home in Tekamah.
The death of Congressman Latta
means that at the coming November
election his successor must be chos-
en-. Had the Tekamah mans death
occurred within thirty days of the No
vember election the place could have
been filed by appointment by Cover.
nor Aldrich.
Five governors of western states
that have conferred the electoral
franchise upon women-Hawley of
Idaho, Spry Of Utah, Carey Of Wyom-
ing, Hay of Washington, and Shafroth