The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-01-03
0eneral.

oranges was ordered at Chicago.
A passenger train on the Chicago
4 Alton was held UP nea Spring
field, Ill.
President Taft explained to people
Of the south his purpose ia visiting
the canal zone.
Congress must amend the seal act
II herds in the north Pacific are to
be protected.
Cherokee freedmen are declared to
have equal rights with full bloods in
distribution of land.
The republic of Portugal is in a
state Of unrest, with rival political
forces seeking control.
An attempt was made at Delhi,
india, to kill with a bomb, the vice
roy, Sir Charles Hardinge.
Sergeant +. B. Cox. Company L.,
Seventh infantry, U. S. A., committed
suicide at Fort Leavenworth.
Passengers on the grounded fruit
steamer Turrialba were safely trans
ferred to the revenu cutter Seneca.
The government began suit against
the Southern Pacific Railroad com
pany at Los Angeles to ecove lands.
Mrs. Maggie Adams, widow of the
famous Indian chief, Adams, is dead
1t Garibaldi, Oregon. She was 113
years Of age.
The entire male Greek colony of
Keokuk. Ia, numbering 100, will sail
from New York to take part in the
Balkan war.
In q short time the common drink
ing cup will have been abolished in
al the Burlington trains and depots
IN Nebraska.
The board of estimate voted to
spend all the money necessary to give
New York City one of the largest
municipal dock systems in the world.
The proposed law against dime
novels and Sensational literature has
been received with favor by the ma
jority Of the federated states OF Ger
many.
Militant ~suffragettes made an ex-
tensive attack upon the pillar letter
boxes in London. They employed
black and red fluids in an endeavor
TO obliterate the addresses on the
heavy Christmas mail.
Twelve hundred immigrants from
MI parts Of the world, detained on
threshold of the new world. were
9iveo q taste of Uncle Sans Christ
mas cheer that increased their anx-
1ety TO enter.
As Q result of the anonymous threat
% dynamite the Denver mint, Direc-
cor George f. Roberts has warned the
ouperintendents Of all minis in the
country to observe rigid measures of
precaution against violence.
Among the forty live blue fox from
The Aletian island which arrived in
Seattle, bound for a breeding farm in
New Brunswick, are a number of sill
Ver greys, which the owner values at
more than $1,000 each.
II view Of the unsatisfactory posi-
ejon Of the opium question, the Chi
neee government has issued a mani
leeto reiterating it's desire to suppress
the evil and to ave the people from
= life Of degradation.
At Atlanta, Ca, more than 200 pa
tlents shot. cut. bruised, burned and
injured otherwise were received by
# &20 OOSRII&A0 ~ q I0SulI OI tie Colc-
*bration Of Christmas with fireworks,
pistols and other noisc-making de-
B Vices.
Santa Claus In al aeroplane flew
ever the heads Of thousands OF per-
Dcno gathered in San Francisco on
Chtiotmas at the third international
Sftn4iop meet Of the Pacific coast, and
Itopped bags Of candy and nuts into
crowd.
VpllIiam w. Richardson, for several
61 news editor Of the Washington
died ct his residence in Drum
7YiS Nd.
Nha proposal to eliminate tho
orican negro Is a soldier is 4 topic
va tor consideration when the
61ronce OF oficers Of the army is
1 J1nnary 8.
mia0aoer Coant, IN report, says
control the shipping Of the
BATES.
III TN wheeler Of New York
sS@1S "a favor Of sending the canal
- the Hague court Of arbi.