The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-11-21

Three men are dead as the result
OF an explosion in the Higgins-Martin
Coal mine at Mine Ridge, Ind. Sam
uel Stuthard and William Purcell, shot
firers, we're suffocated, and Henry
Poff. engineer, died from heart failure
brought on by excitement.
With the price OF beef steadily in
creasing in Argentina, despite that
country's preparations to enter the
American beef market in competition
with the home raised product, ALDER
to and Carlos De Ibarra, representing
the government OF Argentina and per-
sonal interests, have come to the
United States to study hog raising.
George J.. Gould, for twenty years
president Of the Manhattan Railway
company, which operates New York'a
elevated system has retired in favor
OF Edgar l.. Marston. Mr.. Gould con
tinues however as q director and one
Of the chief stockholders. His suc'
SCISSOR represents the holdings in the
company of the general education
board founded by John D. Rockefeller.
The appeal Of the Creamery Pack
age Manufacturing company, an ILL
nods corporation, from the decision Of
the supreme court OF Minnesota, which
ousted it from doing state business in
Minnesota because Of alleged VIOLA
| ton OF, the antitrust laws, was dis
missed by the supreme court OF the
United States because the company
had failed to print the record OF the
proceedings in the state courts.
The appeal of George Fred VIII
liams, former congressman from
Massachusetts,, from the probate
courts decree Diminishing him as exc
cutor Of the will Of Amy M. Stark
weather, was denied by Justice Tan.
ner in the superior court at Provt
dence, r. I. The case has been in
the courts twenty-three years. VIII
liams was dismissed after he had
been adjusted guilty of unfaithful ad.
ministration.
Indictments charging the unlawful
. Of money IN recent elections in
Warren county, KY, ere returned
by the grand jury at Bowling Green,
KY. against six prominent politicians
including three successful candidates
for county office and indictments
charging vote selling were returned
against fifteen persons. Charges
against practically every candidate in
the recent county democratic primary
election and against men prominent
in the Bowling Green municipal cleo
ton are under investigation.
FOREIGN.
Oficers and bluejackets Of the Amer.
lean battleships Arkansas and Florida
were spectators at an imposing army
review In honor Of the birthday Of
King Victor Emmanuel.
Gustave Eifel. the French engineer
who built the famous tower In Paris
bearing his name has just been hon.
ored by the Smithsonian Institution,
whose regents have voted him q
Langley medal.
The French cabinet has approved
the recommendation Of the finance
minister for the issue Of $3.50, OOO, 900
Of perpetual 3 per cent government
rents.
.M&
Mis- Olive C. Purser, the first to OBJ
tain q scholarship at Trinity college.
Dublin, after women were admitted to
the university. has just been appoint
ed temporary lecturer on English his
tory In the institution.
A special train conveying the king
Of Saxony was wrecked by the derail
ment OF . baggage car near Kierit-
sxsch junction. . short distance from
Leipsie. The king was uninjured and
proceeded on foot to the station
where he boarded another train
Reports from Panama that In Au-
gust there was not q single death
among the 12,481 white American
men. women and children in the canal
zone add another evidence Of the won
derful success Of Colonel Gorgas as
q sanitary officer. !.
viscount Haldane. the lord high
chancellor, speaking at Edinburgh.
and Augustine Birrell, chief secretary
for Ireland, addressing IN audience
At Bristol. were subjected to suifraget
disturbances. A dead cat thrown at
Mr.. Birrell set the meeting in an up
roar. The offenders were elected and
= general Tight ensued.
General YictorianO Huerta has tacit-
~ refused to accede to the demands
0f the United States, expressed in
an ultimatum sent to him by Presi-
dent Wilson's personal representative,