Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-10-27

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President Taft predicted the opening
of the Panama canal in July, 1913.
Seattle crowds were unusually cor.
dial in their greetings to President
Taft.
Dr. Hyde says a Kansas City Off
cial offered to bride juryman at his
first trial.
An expenditure of $1,54S,929.22 is
called for at Yale university the COM
ing year.
Dynamite was found on bridge over
which President Taft's special train
was to pass.
Early returns indicated that the
woman suffrage amendment had been
defeated in California.
The funeral of General Henderson
took place at Omaha in the presence
of many mourners.
A frenzied mob released quaran-
tined cholera patients from hos
pital in a town near Rome.
Chinese revolution leaders believe
1t is only a question of time until a
republic will be established.
The isthmian canal commission
made it's annual report foreshadow-
ing the opening of the waterway.
Senator Reyburn intimated unless
there were more specific charges the
case against Stephenson will fail.
Progressive republicans at Chicago
formally endorsed Senator La Fol
lette as candidate for president.
The speech of the sultan at the re-
assembling of the Turkish parlia-
ment advised resistance to Italy.
Counsel for Senator Stephenson
contended his large expenditures was
no proof the money was used cor
ruptly.
Attorney General Bancroft of Wis
consin says the primary system is
the source of Senator Stephenson's
troubles.
Thomas Kallum, lawyer and editor,
shot and killed Henry Whitaker,
brother attorney, on the main street
of Pilot Mountain, N. G.
Postal savings banks will be estab-
lished in Nebraska on November at
Alma, Arapahoe, Galloway, Crofton,
Harvard, Howell, Litchfield, Madison.
Shickley and Wisner.
The aim of the Chinese revolution
lists is to make the empire a republic.
There was mutiny of between
5000 and 5000 Chinese troops at
Hankow.
Announcement was made by the
United States Steel corporation that
the untitled orders on its books on
September 80 totalled 3,611.317 tons.
At Juneau, Alaska, Clifford Pinchot
and Senator Miles Poindexter ad-
dressed big public meeting, giving
their views on the development OF
Alaska
It is reported that the Japanese am
bassador to Germany, Viscount Chin
da, will be transferred in February
to Washington to succeed Viscount
Uchida, who has returned to Toxic.
Brigadier General A. H. Hoyt, U. 8.
4, and Miss Cora M. Harbold, daugn-
ter of Mrs. Mary Marbold of Harris
burg, Pa, were married at Philadel-
phia.
There is a growing disposition on
the part OF the so-called trusts to re-
sent the tendency to load them with
responsibility for everything that
happens.
Preliminary official reports to date
indicate that the 1911 European
wheat crop will go on record as
fairly close third in magnitude to the
banner ones of the two preceding
years.
Henry Broadhurst, for many years
liberal labor member of the British
parliament and formerly secretary OF
the parliamentary committee of the
trades union congress, died, aged,
seventy-one years.
The Ohio Federation of Labor has
gone on record as favoring woman
suffrage, a minimum wage scale for
women and law providing a penalty
for parents who testify wrongly as to
the age of children workers.
A call for the nineteenth annual ir-
rigation congress was sent out. 1t will
be held in Chicago from December
TO y. delegates from edcH SLdIe, CITY
and town in the United States have
been invited to be present.
Ortie E. Mechanical, on whose con-
fession the prosecution in the Nc
Namara trials expects convictions,
has been sued for divorce. His wife,
Emma McManigal, charges him with
repeated cruelty.
The call went out from democratic
national headquarters for meeting
of the democratic national commit
tee at Washington, D. c., on January
to fix the time and place for holding
the next democratic national conven-
ton.
A collision on the Missouri Pacific
pear Fort Crook, of freight and pas
senger resulted in the death of seven
outright and thirty-one wounded,
some Of them seriously. Three of the
dead were residents of Nebraska City.
An extra freight crew mistook the pas
senger as coming on the B. &. M.
track.