Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-05-23

rsars a resident OF Minneapolis ana
widely known as an author, is dead.
The Wisconsin assembly has pass
I'd bill appropriating $4,000 for
Wisconsin's representation at the san
francisco exposition.
Former Congressman John S. Wise
Of Virginia is dead.
DR.. Eusebio Morales, the newly &C
credited minister from Panama has
arrived in Washington.
The militant suffragettes in Eng
land have created reign OF terror
with fire and dynamite.
| A French aviator recently crossed
the English channel from Bremen to
Hendon in twenty minutes.
Pittsburghers have started noise
suppressing crusade chiefly aimed at
yelling hucksters and store "barkers."
Governor Cox of Ohio discussed
with President Wilson recently the
question of preventing floods in the
central states.
John S. Kennedy, warden OF Sing
Sing, demands an investigation OF GER
tain charges which have been made
against him.
James J. Hill and Governor Cox OF
Ohio, were guests of honor at lunch
con given at the capitol by Speaker
and Mrs. Clark.
The body of Albert Smith, the e.
year-old boy who disappeared from
his home at Princeton, N. j., was
found in a creek.
The Wisconsin legislature has ap-
proved the proposed constitutional
amendment providing for the inita-
tive and referendum.
The Sultan of Turkey has been re-
fused any special favors in the Ameri-
can courts. He must take same stand
ign as any other litigant.
The national peace congress adopt
ed lengthy program, which it de-
handed the French government should
support at The Hague in 1915.
An international naval force COM
manded by Vice Admiral Cecil Bur-
ney of the British navy has taken
possession of the fortress of Scutari.
Instead of going to established
towns a number of banks in the north
western part of South Dakota, will be
started on the proposed line OF a rail-
road.
Governor johnson has replied to
Bryan's message regarding the alien
land bill and declares the states in
terests demand that he sign the meas
ure.
A notable record is possessed by
Mrs. Thelia M. de Beer, of Victoria,
Ga. At the age of seventy-eight she
recently became a widow for the
tenth time.
The native population Of Pitcairn
island, famed in history and romance
of the South seas, has been reduced
over 80 per cent by an epidemic OF
measles.
In Charottenburg, Germany, there
is four-story hotel for horses, which
will accommodate two =, thousand ami
mails. A huge elevator conveys them
up and down.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Atwater Moore,
Of Hartford, Conn, have just cele-
brated their SEVENTEEN wedding an
niversary. Both are in their ninety
first year.
Max Fried, Butte, Mont. politician
and man Of affairs, was found guilty
by jury in the United States court
of having violated the Mann white
slave act.
The dangerous counterfeit Indian
head five-dollar silver certificate, re-
Gently discovered, continues in circula-
ton despite the vigilance of secret
service and treasury officials.
The insurance of the lives Of child
rem is forbidden in Montreal, on the
ground that many parents neglect
their sick offspring when they know
they will profit by their death.
The fate of the Titanic was mar
rowly escaped by the steamer, Chill
tern Range, in collision with an ice
berg to the east of the Newfoundland
banks on her voyage to Montreal.
In storming a native village in
Kamerun, German colony in West
Equatorial Africa, the Germans lost
two killed, including the commanding
corporal. The natives lost thirty
killed.
The prohibition state central com.
mittee of California will begin at once
a campaign to obtain under the initia-
tive a petition to have constitu-
tional prohibition amendment submit
ted to the people at the next general
election in 1914.
Twenty.seven thousand railroad
shopmen will receive increases in
wages as result Of agreements rat
flied by representatives Of the feder-
alton of shop crafts and the Southern
railway and allied railroad compa.
MES and the Wabash system.
SPORT.