The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-06-06

Sh1SuSo Is ~ Po' ~
| street signs at crossings in Septem-
Der.
Robert Underwood Johnson an
nounced his retirement from the eol-
torship Of the Century magazine.
The Frisco railroad and it's sub
sidiary road, the Chicago & Eastern
Illinois have gone iEto the hands OF a
receiver.
The Maryland convention Of the
Protestant Episcopal church voted
against the proposition to change the
church name.
The Hip Sings, On L.eongs and the
| Four Observation-Disclosures OF New
York's Chinatown-have signed a
treaty of peace.
Robert Goodwin of S~kowhegan, re-
publican representative to congress
from the Third Maine congressional
district died at Portland OF harden
ing of the liver.
School children between 8 and IA
Gears went on a strike in Cambridge,
Mass, because the school hours did
not suit their fancy.
Wakana Utagawa, who entered the
Toxic Academy of Fine Arts at IA, is
visiting this country. She began her
studies at the Z of 6.
General Lunsford l.. Lomax, n OF
the oldest surviving generals OF the
confederate calvary, died at Wash
ington, he was 70 years old.
LH;ohfon- = orrn1o ~ uircnnU p0n-
tanning 1,343 pounds, and. worth
$S,061, have begun their journey from
Wausau, Wis. to China.
Former President William H. Taft
and president Hadley of Yale will lay
the cornerstone Of the new Yale
coliseum to be built opposite the pres
ent Yale field.
Walter Hines Page, the new Amer
lean ambassador, was received with
great cordially by Sir Edward Grey,
the British foreign secretary at the
foreign office.
For the second time Emma Gold
man has been chased out of San Diego
by a marching mob. Emma's stream
Of talk convinced the regulators that
she needed hiking exercise.
DR.. Emery w. Hunt, who resigned
the presidency Of Denison university
at Newark, O., has accepted the sec
retaryship of the American Baptist
Foreign Missionary society.
Manufactured goods exported from
the United States in the first ten
months Of the fiscal year 1913 exceed
ed by $4,000 worth a day the eX-
ports in the corresponding year.
The American Red Cross recently
authorized American Consul Miller at
Tampico, Mex, to draw $4,000 for the
maintenance and transportation OF
American refugees to Galveston.
Former President William H. Taft,
in his concluding lecture at Yale on
Some Questions of Modern Govern
ment," declared the United States
was "ludicrousiy unprepared for
war"
The strike at the Mount Hope mine
Of the Empire Steel and Iron COM
pany. at Morristown, N. j., has been
settled and some of the miners have
gone back to work. The strike began
last March.
Frank A. Roach, train dispatcher
for the Missouri Pacific railway at
Sedalia, Mo-, testified that forgetful-
ness on his part caused a wreck at
Brant, Mo-, in which three trainmen
were killed.
Attorney General Barker has filed
in the state supreme court his brief in
support of his petition for a quo war
ranto writ to prevent the fire insur-
ance companies from withdrawing
from Missouri.
In an editorial on the California
situation the London Standard adj
vises Japan to deal with the question
al a purely business matter rather
than to import into it sentiments OF
offended racial and national pride.
Information charging six Univer
sity of Missouri students with illegal
voting in a municipal election, was
filed at Jefferson City recently, by E.
c. Anderson, prosecuting attorney.
He says he will file against twenty
other students.
Much apprehension was aroused at
the discovery that unidentified per-
sons had defiled the front door of the
United States consulate at Naples,
Sonora. CONSUL Frederick Simpitch
sent a note of protest to the town pre-
feet, and a policeman Immediately
was sent to remove the DETACHMENT.
Suits to hold C. X. G. Billings, bank
or and sportsman of New York and
Chicago. responsible for approximate
ly $5,000,000 due to the failure of the
John R. Walsh banks, the Chicago
National and the Home Savings has
been filed in the circuit court at Chi
cago.
Foreign.
The Danish premier has informed
the party leaders that as a result OF
the recent elections, the government
would resign on June IL, when the
Danish parliament will reassemble.