Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-06-28

Robert H. Moore, aged sixty-seven
years a pioneer newspaper man died
at Ottumwa, Ia, following an opera
ton.
Federal troops in Cuba are hunt
ing down the rebel bands.
Gov. Harmon will not accept sec
ond place on the democratic ticket.
Extensive damage is thought to
have been done by volcanoes In
Alaska.
Roosevelt denounced with vigor the
action of the national committee at
Chicago.
A witness in the money trust In
CURRY says J. P. Morgan saved the day
during panic times.
Californians are much wrought up
over the action of the republican ma
tional committee.
The charge was made in the house
that General Wood was being made
the victim of intrigue.
The train carrying Colonel Roose-
welt narrowly escaped being wrecked
by boulder on the track.
Three were killed and seven wound
ed when strikers and deputies clashed
at Perth Amboy, N. J.
Ugly accusations against the presi'
dent were made in the house debate
by Chairman Fitzgerald.
Fire at Lapear, Mich, caused Q
property loss of approximately $780,
900 in the business district OF that
city.
The headquarters of Colonel Mach
ado, commanding the marines al
Guantanamo, Cuba, have been fired
upon.
A critical situation has developed
in China, where widespread discon'
tent is evinced among the soldiers on
account of the non-payment of their
salaries.
The old West Point hotel, four
story brick building, owned by the
government, at West Point. N. T.
burned out. Most Of the contents
was saved.
The senate agreed to program OF
three days recesses from June II to
July l., covering the period of the re-
publican and democratic national con.
ventions.
Six thousand Jewish butchers In
Mail advices received at New Or
leans from Bluefields says that many
people are dying from famine in the
interior of Nicaragua. Lack OF crops
10 Civon 40 the cause
New York have decided to close their
shops until the present price of meat
products has been lowerd by the
wholesale dealers.
President Taft, in a special mes
sage to congress asked for an appro
priation of 100000 to be expended
by the revenue cutter service in car
ing for volcano victims, near Kodiak
Alaska.
The deadlock vote for president OF
the German Lutheran synod of Min.
nesota and neighboring states was
broken after eight ballots by the cleo
ton of Rev. Justus H. Nauman OF
Woodlante, MINI.
Many messages of congratulat1on
were received at the archiepiscopal
residence in st. Louis to remind the
host Rev. John Glennon, Roman Ca
tholic archbishop of st. Louis. of hia
fiftieth birthday anniversary.
Senator Gore of Oklahoma. who re
turned from conferences with demo
cratic leaders at Baltimore, will sec
ond the nomination at the Baltimore
convention of Governor Woodrow VIII
son of New Jersey, which will be
made by John Westcott, of Camden.
N. J.
The Cuban capital is happy over
news from Santiago, Cuba, where a
large number of insurrectionists have
surrendered, according to a message
to the Cuban legation in Washington.
It added that the rebel leaders Luna
and Leban have been killed in an en-
gagement with government troops.
To make definite the exact informa'
ton desired regarding the capital
earnings and other financial details OF
corporations protected by the tariff.
Senator Hitchcock introduced reso'
luIlOu SupplclucuIluS tAC OAO AONOAeiJ
introduced in which he sought publici
ty of the returns under the corpora
ton act.
John Montgomery, father of Mrs.
]. B. Moore, who was murdered al
Valisca, a., has offered $3.50 add
tional reward. Mrs. Moore, mother Of
the murdered man, has offered $3.50
and Joseph Stillinger, father of the
two murdered girls, offers $500 fol
the apprehension and conviction OF
the murderer or murderers.
The senate passed the Stephens bill
for the payment of accrued annuities
to the Winnebago Indians in Nebras
ka and Wisconsin. The sum involved
is about $12S,000. Half or more of this
sum will be divided among the Win
nebago Indians of Nebraska, the pro
portion depending upon the facts
shown by census for which provi
sion is made. This census will be
taken on June 30.
Personal.
President Taft was speaker al