The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-12-08

Bankers at New Orleans gave APP
proval of the Aldrich currency plan.
The prosecution Will be held to mar
lower limits in the second Hyde tria:.
WI Ting Fang has warned foreign
srs that the bombardment of Marking
nay begin very shortly.
The United States is ready to fur
1ish troops to keep communication
open in China.
Italians claim to have killed over
I've thousand Turks in the oasis bat
tie of Henni.
Ad Wolgast was stricken with ap-
~pendicitis on the eve of his flight with
Welsh at Los Angeles.
Champ Clark replied to Bryan by
declaring harmony to be the CHER
present aim of democracy.
The forthcoming message of the
president will deal almost entirely
with the question OF trusts.
Senator Miles ~Poindexter, of Wash
.ngton will open the LaFollette cam
oaign in North Dakota.
The supreme court of Missouri sus-
aimed the constitutionality of the
kansas City billboard ordinance.
Russia will demand the dismissal OF
5huster, the American financial au-
wiser in the employ Of Persia.
Lord" George Sanger, the circus
Snowman, was murdeded by ar en-
ploye ON his farm at Finchiey, Lon
Ion.
At Prince Rupert, b. c., the govern
nent buildings were completely de-
stroyed by fire. All papers were de-
stroyed.
A man with dynamite and the
making of an internal machine was
killed by falling from a train near
Gary, Ind.
The trust busting" crusade of the
federal government has demonstrated,
IN the judgment of Attorney General
Wickersham. that the powers. of the
bureau of corporations should be en-
larged.
A final decree of divorce was grant
ed to Captain Peter c. Hams, the
slayer of William E. Annis. Captain
Hams brought action several months
ago, in which Annis was. named as
correspondent.
Robbers got about s1,375 from the
State bank at. Meade. Okla. Three
explosions were necessary to open
The safe. The same bank was robbed
February "a last and $1,277 secured.
The robbers escaped each time.
The Ligget & Myers Tobacco com
pany of New Jersey was licensed to
10 business in Missouri, with offices
IN st. Louis. The %company's total
capitalization is $36,SS0, 200 of which
$40, 15S.717 is invested in this state.
Government customs officials are
planning a vigorous campaign against
alleged illegal opium traffice between
the United States. and Canada, as a
result of the trial recently of Sam
Winnigrass and Ben Goldsmith, on
charges of smuggling.
Members of the American colony
IN Mexico City to the number of $50
gave a banquet to President Madero
at the American club in celebration
Of his election. and Inauguration. Am
bassador Wilson made a brief speech
which was responded to by the presi-
dent. \.
Five hundred persons sat down at
the develop Alaska dinner of the
Seattle Chamber of Commerce, the
purpose of the gathering being to
further the movement to obtain leg
islation from congress for the open
ing of Alaska to settlement 'and OF
its. IL to development.
Carl C.. Chambers of Speermore.
Okla, drove to Arnett. Okla, with
Miss Clara Andrews of Speermore
Sunday night and the pair were mar
ried. Mince pie was a feature OF their
wedding supper While returning
home to surprise their friends, the
groom became i'll of potmaine poison
ing and died mex day.
The site where the gallows upon
which thirty-eight Sioux were execut-
ed December 26, 1868, for their part
in the massacre of the preceding sum-
mer was decided at Mankato, Mimi,
and a monument is to be erected on
the spot. Among those present to de-
eide upon the site, were a number
who aided in the execution OF the
Indians.
Lieutenant John w. Timmons, u. s.
NJ, was designated as chief naval
aide to President Taft, succeeding
Lieutenant Commander Leigh c.
Palmer, whose recent promotion re-
lieved him from duty at the White
House. Lieutenant Timmons is q SON.
in-law of former Vice President Fair
banks. At present he Is stationed IN
the ordnance Office in the Navy de-
partment.