The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-04-08

nome At West Park, N. Y.
New York-Rear Admiral David Kin
dleberger, medical director United
States Navy, retired, is dead at his
home here. He was IS years old.
New York-Awarding Of the gold
medal OF the National Institute OF So
cial Sciences to Madame Marie Curie,
discoverer Of radium. was announced.
Holdredge, Neb.-C. A. Henline, a
farmer neal here, committed suicide
after setting fire to all the buildings
on the place. He was alone on the
farm.
Kalamazoo, Mich.-Fruit growers OF
southwestern Michigan stated that the
freezing weather had probably resulted
in tens of thousands dollars damages
to peach and early cherries.
Carson City, Nev.-Governor Boyle
signed the bill providing for the use
OF !ethal gas for capital punishment.
Heretofore doomed men had the choice
between hanging or being shot.
Chicago - An explosion which
wrecked a warehouse
st., caused eight deaths and injuries
to several score other persons, acc.4u-
ing to reports received by the coron-
er's office.
Springfield, 1ll.-Appropriation Of
$25, 900 to mark the site at Dixon,
where Abraham Lincoln was sworn
into military service in the Black
Hawk war, is made in a bill introduced
in the senate.
Charleston, w. Va.-Thomas Mar.
tin, Justice of the peace and Pete Ty-
Ter, a constable, who were shot in a
fight with alleged moonshiners six
miles from here, were reported to be
in a critical condition.
Pasadena, Calif.-Mrs. Hattie Sanger
Pullman, widow of George M. Pullman,
inventor Of the Pullman car, died at a
Pasadena hotel where she had been
passing the winter, after a short i'll.
ness. She was 70 years old.
Aspermont, Texas-Byard jackson
Cochran, codefendant in the empty
grave" case, charged with ~defrauuins
a Dallas life insurance company of
$4,000, was found guilty by a jury and
sentenced to two years in the peni.
Tertiary.
San Jose, Ill.-Joe thinner, aged 8,
was killed; his father, Teis thinner,
sustained a fractured leg, and the lat
ter's brother, Will thinner, and a
%neighbor, Herman Steen. were serious.
ly injured by the explosion of a trac.
ton engine.
Monroe, La.-Lieutenant w. D..
Coney, army air service, fell near
Crowville, La, while attempting a re-
turn flight from Jacksonville, Fla, to
San Diego. According to reports
reaching here, Lieutenant Coney re-
ceived injuries which may prove fatal.
His plane was wrecked.
Acknowledgements Debs, socialist
leader u%nguarded, reached here on his
way back to his cell in the federal
penitentiary after his visit to Attorney
General Harry M. Daugherty at Wash
ington. He would not discuss his trip
to Washington and accompanied by
Warden Zerbst and his attorney left
Immediately for the ~penitentiary.
Northwest
Helena, Mont.-The formal survey
OF the Helena valley north OF this city
to ascertain whether it bears Oil signs
is about to begin under the auspices
OF the commercial club.
Sydney, Mont.-Fire here caused a
loss estimated at $3.50, 600, destroying
a garage and a workshop. The blaze
started from a kerosene stove. TWEEN.
ty-six automobiles stored in the garage
were destroyed.
Helena, Mont.-Virgin wool cloth for
mems and women's suits made for the
state association of wool men, is be.
ing offered for sale here in an effort to
reduce the cost OF clothing. The cloth
is being sold at $50 to $3S.
Great Falls, Mont.-Ravages Of
wolves In the Jefferson national for.
ests are reported to be especially Sc
we're. The animals, travelling in large
packs, cover large territory. One ranch.
er reports the loss OF 200 sheep by
these packs.
Foreign
Montreal-The st. Lawrence river
wal opened to navigation, the earliest
opening in 40 years.
Rome-Monsignor Boncano, apos-
tolic delegate to the United States, will
be created a cardinal
Kingston, Jamaica-A party Of Amer
lean senators and congressman arrived
here after a visit to the Panama canal
zone.
London-A bomb explosion killed 20
persons and injured many more in a
theater at Milan, Italy, according to
dispatches.
Stockholm-Tons Of gold are coming
into Stockholm from Soviet Russia, be-
ing melted up and given q Swedish
stamp, and sent to America.
Paris-The Chamber II Deputies
unanimously adopted a bill making
physical training compulsory for young