Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-07-05
General.

General.
Roosevelt returned to Oyster Ba.
declaring himself fit for any fray.
The battleship Arkansas met all re
quirements of her trial trip.
Russia is holding back in her repl,
to the Chinese loan negotiations.
Bryan was defeated in his fight OF
Alton B. Parker for the temporal.
democratic Craftsmanship.
The pope has decided to build
new palace to house the cardinals
when they are called on to elect hif
successor.
Great public interest has been dis
played in the recent republican con
vention by the Japanese, both Presi
dent Taft and ex-Preside1t Roosevelt
having many adherents in Toxic.
At St. Joseph, Mo-. J. H. Pierce
who got 20 cents with which to buy
breakfast on forged check, wax
found guilty and given five-year sen
tence.
The Interstate Commerce commits.
sion announced that it had tentatively
approved the revised national car de.
murrage rules, recently adopted by
the American Railway association.
Russia is again suffering from one
of the famines which are the contia
ual scourge Of that hopeless country
and the stories which come from
there defy all comparison.
One million five hundred thousand
dollars is the fortune that will be d.
videds between four members of q
California family as the result of the
settlement of an old law suit in St
Louis.
The interstate commerce commits
sion announced today that it had ten.
tatively approved the revised nation.
al car demurrage rules recently
adopted by the American Railway as.
ISOLATION.
An unconfirmed report was heard
in Mexico City to the effect that
Orozco, rebel leader, had commune
Gated to President Madero his will.
lingness to surrender and asking for
terms for himself and men.
David W.. Bartlett, who was as.
sistant editor of the New Era when
that magazine published at Washing.
ton the first installments of Uncle
Toms Cabin" died att home in
West Haven, Conn. ars.
The count of vote recent
primary in South D. Ias an
nounced, gives the 0tion for
candidate for the republican nomina-
ton for secretary of state to Galsner
by 200 votes. The announcement was
a surprise, as unofficial figures gave
Hepperle the nomination by about
seven hundred votes.
Judge Cornelius H. Hanford, of the
United States district court, has asked
Judge William B. Gilbert, of the cir
cult court Of appeals to designate a
judge to sit during the hearing at
Seattle, Wash, of the evidence in the
investigation of Judge Hanford, order
ed by the house Of representatives.
Paul Hamilton, an instructor at the
United States army aviation school,
College Park, Md, was perhaps ia.
tally injured at Washington in an
aeroplane accident. Hamilton was fly.
ing alone in a biplane and was at a
height of 100 feet when the machine
suddenly fell to the ground and was
smashed to pieces. The aviator was
pinned beneath the wreckage, but
was quickly extricated.
Between fifteen and twenty persons
were drowned and a number injured
at Buffalo when a fifty-foot dock at
Eagle park, Grand Island, Niagara
river, collapsed under the weight of
$50 persons, precipitating them into
twelve feet of water.
Much interest is being taken b,
naval officers in a new device for
launching aeroplanes from ships
which will be tested at Annapolis.
Four persons We're drowned in the
Ohio river at the foot of Ludlow
street, Cincinnati, when a boat with
a party of five was upset by the
rollers" from river steamboat
The order to move north on the
Mexican rebel stronghold at Bachim-
ba was given by General Huerta, the
federal commander. The vanguard of
1900 cavalry under General Rabage is
expected to be in frequent skirmishes
with the enemy.
The Argentine government intro.
duced into the house of deputies a bill
to establish wireless telegraphic
service.
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw angrily r,
fused to testify regarding her rela
lions with Stanford White, in tt
hearing on the effort to releose he
husband from Mattewan.