Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-03-07

More than 1000 lives were lost III
the mines of Pennsylvania in 1912.
Governor Oddie signed the Barnes
amendment to the Nevada divorce law
One hundred Christians have been
massacred by Turkish troops in the
village of REMAINING, Bulgaria.
Joe Rivers, the lightweight boxer,
and Miss Pauline Slirt, daughter OF
Santa Monica contractor, will be mar
ried in Los Angeles soon.
The lower house of the Michigan
legislature passed the Glassner eugen-
les bill, which provides that every
person seeking to marry must submit
to physical examination.
Denial was made by D. L. Bush,
general manager of the Milwaukee
railway, that a demand had been made
on officials of the road for a raise OF
cents per hour in the wages OF the
toiler makers.
Five out of ten coal dock strikers on
trial at Hackensack, N. j., for the
murder of two Erie railroad detectives
during riot last fall, were found
guilty of murder in the second degree.
The others were acquitted.
The correspondent at Belgrade of
the Daily Mail says he learns from a
reliable source that Turkey and the
allies are secretly negotiating and
that peace is likely to be concluded
the first week in March.
A resolution was adopted at the an
nual convention of the Illinois division
of the United Mine Workers OF Amer
lea, providing for arranging a wage
scale one year before the expiration
of the present one with the operators.
Bishop John Joseph Hogan. Of the
Roman Catholic diocese of Kansas
City, the oldest Catholic prelate both
in years and point of service in this
country, is critically ill at the ecclesi-
astical residence here of pneumonia.
At the closing session of the conven-
ton of the Laymen's Missionary move
ment of the Southern Presbyterian
church, the proposed worlds tour of
terdenominational laymen's mission
airy movement was approved
Carved marble is to perpetuate
the fame of Uncle Joe" Cannon in
congress. Superintendent of the cap
itol. E. Woods, stated that a marble
bust is to be presented to CONFESS by
the Sage of Danville," and placed in
the main rotunda of the house Office
building.
The agricultural college of Wyo-
ming, under the direction of Prof.
Knight, will institute campaign
against the predatory wild animals of
that state by innoculating captured
coyotes and wolves with mango, which
will be shipped to various sections to
be turned loose on the range.
The killing of Francisco l. Madero
and Pine Suarez, depcsed president
and vice president of Mexico, after
Provisional President General Huerta
had assured American Ambassador |
Wilson Of the safety Of his prisoners
from just such attacks, created a pain
full impression in administration cir
cles in Washington.
On orders from the Department OF |
Justice at Washington indictments
brought at Dallas, Tex, for alleged |
of the Sherman antitrust
aw by officials Of the Standard Oil
of New York. the Standard
Oil company of New Jersey and the
Magnolia Petroleum company of Tex
Is have been nolle-prossed.
With 500 bill for a bouttonaire
Ind many bills of the same denomina-
ion protruding from every pocket,
5. A. Martin, aged 60, said to be for
ner United States senator from Ar
KANSAS, walked out of his hotel in
Pueblo, Colo, late at night, recently,
md has not since been seen. He left
lis railroad ticket and hand baggage
It the hotel.