The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-10-24

The French legation at Mexico CITY
/ has made a request for a warsnip.
According TO the third oncer Of
the volturno many persisted In the
FIRE on the steamer.
Ad Wolgast OF Cadillac, Mich, de
feated Battling Nelson OF Hegeswich,
Ill. In a ten-round no decision boxing
contest In Milwaukee, Wis.
Former Senator Aldrich has de-
nounced the currency bill as a Bran
creation, socialistic and dangerous.
s. II. BGrnhaGn o. Lincoln. Neb.
gays that the relations OF the bank.
ers and government are growing
strained over the provisions Of the
currency bill.
Secretary aIcAdoo has suppressed
use of Roman letters 10 express dates
on public buildings and requires archi-
tects TO use plain United States ag-
nres. Simplicity is going some
Ten per gent 81 the people Of sa-
Tannah, Ga, are suffering from den
que, 81 bone break fever, a painful,
but not serious malady caused by the
bite Of the mosquito.
Stockholders Of the Chicago &
Northwestern Railway company at
Chicago adopted resolutions approx
ing the organization OF the Iowa
Southern Railway company 10 reach
b. a short extension certain coal lands
in Iowa. .
Superior Judge John z. HUMPHREYS
Of Seattle has revoked his order for
ever d~isbarring" Attorneys Glenn E.
Hoover and HuIet N. Wells because
OF their connection with a recent de-
fiance BY socialists OF the courts
anti-street speaking injunction.
State Senator John l. Hare OF
Lexington, Tenn, an outspoken sup
porter OF prohibition measures, which
this special session Of the Tonnes
see legislature was called to enact,
declared that he had been offered
81, 500 to absent himself from the e1-
ira session.
Deaths in Chicago from automobile
accidents increased 513 per cent from
1907 to 1912, according to statistics
supplied to the Chicago Safety COM
mission, which was organized recent
ly to combat such accidents. In 1907
there were fifteen deaths from motor
a accidents; last year there were
~ninety-two.
The Metropolitan museum Of art
will receive the great art collection
OF Benjamin Altman, the department
store millionaire. Mr.. Altman was a
bachelor and his collecting occupied
most Of his time outside Of business
hours. He had what is said TO be the
finest collection Of p~orcelains in the
world.
The names Of former United States
Senator William Lorimer and Ed
ward Hines, millionaire lumber mer-
chant, will play q part in the trials
al Chicago OF Attorney Daniel Dona-
hoe and Detective Isaac S%teifei,
charged with conspiring 10 defan9e
Clarence S. Fink, formerly general
manager Of the international Har-
ypSfer eompanV.
FOREIGN.
A Picking dispatch says that Chen,
chief OF the Peking mounted police,
has been executed. Chez nwas ar
rested October 10, during the inaug-
uration ceremonies. He confessed
that southern rebels had bribed him
TO make an attempt to assisinate
Yuan Shi Kali as the president was
taking the oath OF office.
A splendid military review vas held
at Vienna, Austria, in celebration OF
the centenary Of the battle o. the
nations" fought at Leipsic October
1919, 1913, when 200. 900 OF the al
lied armies OF Austrians, Prussians.
Swedes and SaxOns, commanded by
the Austrian field marshal, Prince
Carl Philip Won Schwarzenberg, de-
feated Napoleon with an army OF
about 10000 French troops. The
combined casualties Of both armies
were 1000 killed and wounded, 10000
French being taken prisoners.
The campaign in the general cleo.
lions at Rome, Italy, which will be
held soon, is waxing warmer and in
some cases political activity has taken
the form OF violence. The govern.
ment, however, has issued. orders for
the prompt suppression of all disturb
ances.
Violent earthquakes in Nicaragua
shook the cities Of Managua, Masaya
| and Granda. The alarmed population
| deserted their homes for the public