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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01
A WEEKS HISTORY
The Important Happenings of a
Week Briefly Told.
IN ALL PARTS OF TIE UNION
All the Latest ycws Of Interest from
Washington, From the East, the
West and the SOuth.
THE LATEST FOREIGY DISPATCHES



IN Havana the members Of the
solouial cabinet rendered their resig
latious 90 Gen, lilanc0.
Adyiccs from Madrid say that the
,Bmug, has authorized Sruor Mouicru
Rios to sign the treaty of peace
With ten officers md 21l soldiers the
American steamer Florida arrived a,
~ rinuo Cuba. from savannah, Ga.
An order was issued by Gcn. Wood
prohibiting gambling IN any form IN
Santiago, with penalty OF $1,000 for
the infractiuu Of the law
Work Of preparing the camps for the
American troops Ia Cuba is being
pushed rapidly.
In place OF Gen. Biuuco, resigned
Gen. Jimehcz Cnstcllanu has been ap.
pointed captain aud governor general
% Cuba.
~ u special meeting Of the cabinet
new propositions from Spain were die.
cussed, after which the president ca.
blcd the American commissioners IN
Paris rciteratinR his former instruc'
,ious.
From Savannah. Ca. the transport
Chester sailed with ,1c Fifteenth Unit.
cd States Infantry for Nucyitas, Cubs.
In Porto I'iro she soldier vote elected
4. '. S torhrauc lrcpl congressman
from the Nineteenth New York dis.
trici.
The New York. which during the war
WINS known u- the auxiliary cruiser
Yale. has been thoroughly rcftted for
passenger service.
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wnss AxD sours.

spsan Sanders, aged toT, fied in the
house she was born In on Chucky river
Id the Watauga valley in Tennessee.
On the burlington. Cedar IIaFies &
Northern tailroad rrain iumprfsshe
track near burlington, To-, and Mrs.
Catherine Davis and Amanda uarntes
were killed aaA 80 ether persona wers
injured
Az the age of ~ years Gen. Andrew
T. MeIieynolds. d veteran OF the Mexf-
cas- and civii warx. who claimed 70 be
the oldest Knight Tefnplar in The tlsszz-
cd States. died in Muskerun, Mirhs
For numbering Charles Asksw ON
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01
FonEIGN INTELLIGENCE.

For tn frsi puc Santiago de Cuba
celebrated Thanksgiving. Al the ships
In the harbor were decorated with
bunting and the day wns practically
observed 10y the CubanH.
In Manila Thanksgiving day was eel
ebrntcd by the Americans and British
on Bcnchy head, near Swansea, Eng,
land. the British steamship Fltzjame'
iouudered and ten Of her crew were
drowned.
Hereafter Chill win prohibit the Issue
Of paper money,
From tour Of the Holy Land the
emperor aud empress Of Germany ar.
rived lrome.
To act aH guard for the United
States legation at Peking the United
States navy has landed marines at
Tien-Tsin, China.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

Constable James Driver and his sea
and benjamin Boon were killed In a
quarrel at Hughes Springs, Tex.
Rev. William r. Paine. aged 50, late
postmaster at Peaksyillc, Mo, and slrs
Mary r. Ringer, ngr ! Is, were married
at Golden City. Mo- after a eourtship
OF one dHy
In San Francisco the battleship wis.
consin was launched and Misa Eliza
beth Stephenson, Of Marinottc. Wis,
christcncd the vessel.
burglars murdered "Grnndma"
Wynn, gyed 81, the richest resident Of
Brooklyn. H., and owner OF half the
town.
by thc explosion Of one Of the boil
ers In a steamer near Stockton, Cal,
six persons were killed. ten dangerous
~ wounded and 20 others badly In,
jured.
Four miles west Of Meridian. Miss,
three negroes were lynched for assault
Ing a white man.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

Colhurn, Fuller & Co.. boot and shoe
manufacturers in Boston. failed for
$500, 900.
The veteran actor, c. W. Couldock
died In New York, aged - years.
In New York harbor a storm caused
a great loss to shipping and eight lives
were lost
Throughout New EnglandA snowfall
ranged from eight TO tweHty-four
inches, blocking railways.
Frank ith0ner. aged Gs. killed his
wife. aged g. IN New York, and then
killed himself Poverty was the cause
In Philadelphia tbe Peoples bank
which failed Marrh es last for 81 500.
600, has paid deposiiors in full,
In a terrific gale G3 vessels were
wrecked OF the New England coast and
so lives were lost,
Burglars blew open the vault Of the
wFentham national hank az Wrcntham,
Mass, and $1,000 aud no.ss valued az
s65.ooo were taken.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01
i,nn,l MAsmiNGTnN.

George E.. Roberts. dirrrtor Of the
mint, IN hir annual report, says the gold
coinage Of the world iu lsg1 was the
latgpst recorded amounting 20 Stl7..
Tt9Jic against slgt ,sg.5l7 m 1890
In his annual report Capt Crowuin.
shield, chief 90 On. bureau 90 uuyiga.
tion, navy department. recommend,
that cnugrr.s au'harizs The increase OF
the naval fonr, Goo .H0nu men for rrn.
eral service 1rJ a-nI apprentices.
In his annual report Secretary His
~ the interior department. recon
mcnd- that Alaska hv allowed repre-.
scu'a;iaU 30 congress. lie also say,
shat The toia, number 90 school pupils
IN the country .sln25'o12
In hiE annual report First Assistant
POSTMASTER General Terry S. Heath
says the general business ~ III" depart.
ment has Increased over $6.o0oG09 dur
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01
MINOR NEWS ITEMS.

The will Of the late Edward Austin,
OF Boston, bequeaths sl.l00, 900 To pub
lie uses
The czar has recently issued an edic,
ordering a trial by jury in Siberia after
January l. .
The American Fireproos Wood com.
pHny was incorporated at Trenton. n.
j., with . capital Of si.0}s.ooo.
Icon FavivT. who fought under the
great Napoleon, has ;ust celebraa4d, ,his
niaety.ssxth isirtndsy q; Philsaslphia
The isw ress<4siine foreign lmiIagra-
tion and exFsiiing Foreigners who win
noi become citizens Of Prussia iS being
enforced
The Nets York court of appeals de-
sided tha, the anii-scalping law passed
st the last session Of The legislature Ia
esehnstitutionai.
VI HaHalrai Dewey, 10 reply 90 an. offer
"a g. coo for short usagazine article
Oh sse Philippines. cablcd; "Thauks.
bus afn Too issssy."
Miss Nora Bitncr. respected young
lads Of Allegheny, fss. was fatally beat
en- BY three girls, none of whom are
eyef is years ofaFe.
Irwin Mcdowell Garfield. son Of the
former president. hS= successfully tried
bis first rzsr IN si,s tsc=trm municipal
courts He IL sT years old
IA 4 Hamtsr Of prominent rilipinos
have eafne 10 fhGs sonnfry to present
large claims for damages 10 property
destroyed by American .ssscT-.
Secretary Long has issnesi an order
Increasing the age requirement in the
cnse Of apprentiess admitted 20 the
naval service from isto Is pears.
The Brisiah government has decided
tG make & generous grant for the relief
Of the ditrrss sad damage caused BY
the recent hurricane Ia che West Indles.
The president AZ the munripa, coun.
-si cf rarix has Informed Nine. Sara
Bcrnharit thar The counciI has acceps.
ri her rerrnt offer 10 take lease Of
fhs Theafer Dws Eaciuns.
Propositions ere On foos 10 Honoiuiu
10 tess the appileahsiity OF the United
Siates immigration laws IA abe Hawaii
IN islands bfs the importation 10 the
sane fieias ot i,ooe ru~sn Ishovra-
The Youngest ehapialn iH the navy IL
ssid 70 BE- Frrssersek { brown. IS years
pi1 nuE or the Iowa. which iz on her
way TO Manila. He was aprcinsrd to
lhr s~vvacs inst Avrfi. h<fne II thAf time
PASTOR Of she unissrian cisnrek ~ Nd
llsboro. Assa
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

Kingston, Jamaica, fSov. 29.---tien.
Masao, the former president o. the Cu-
haa insurgvnt government, arrived
kere Sunday on o pIsit to hla family.
The members of the Cuban colony
rendered him pubiis reception.
In IN interview he confirmed tiss re
port thHt one of the chief objersa OF
the mission of Gen. Garcia and MesAra
rapots, Sanguiily and T.anesH TO
Washington Is to endeaver 10 secure a
grant or loan of money sufficient to
N y Oft tbs insurgeiss army, which Ii
Aliput 10 be dighandesi.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.

OmciEi BstErsE fro.a November Election.
Secretary of State LeEuaur has
opened the official returns OF the elect.
tion of November 3, In the presence Of
the governor, as the law directs. lie
announces the following votes as
shown by the total OF line county
clerks. There may, IN verifying the
returns, b. an occasional error found
here and thcrr, which will mal,r some
changes In the final fluctuations, but
the figures as here given arc Eubstan-
TALLY correct:
For judge of supreme court, long
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

Tile immigration TO the United States
during the past year was the smallest
IN IS yearz--229 900. A strict enforce
ment Of the laws against the admission
Of pauperB aud criminals und De.
pendent persons Of all sorts has cut
down the number Of foreign mendi.
cauts, bat that the great majority Of the
immigrants have little or nothing Il
evidenced by the fact that OF all those
over 20 years Of age 70 per cent, had
less than $50. The people stand for Q
e9etinuei strict enforcement Of those
llnfta Igr raiion laws.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

The United States bureau Of status
tics Announces tha, the demand foT
American corn is steadily increasing:
that the exports uf corn from the
United sfuics fur October were 501o,-
600 bushels larger than for the same
month 'aei year: and that the exports
Of corn fcr the ten months Of this year
amounted 90 l1r0-D sos bushels,
against lsG 35C g73 bushels during the
frat ten months OF 1907.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

The commissicuer Of internal res
enuc decides that city merchants VIII
rrcciyc on deposit money from country
merchants who are their customers but
not from the public generally are net
subject 60 the special FAX as bankers
Also that the receiving Of employees de
posits on interest does not involve a
company or firm in special tax liability
as bankers Also that the lending OF
money on household goods or other
ehattcl property Is no, the business ci
banking contemplated by the law.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

The new Maine. whose keel Is now he.
log laid, viii be larger. more powerful
and better In every way than the ~.
fated namesnkc blown up in the harbol
at Havana. She will be 1880 tons dis
placement and will be rated as u frat.
class battleship equal 10 anything
all0at. Her speed viii be IS knots an
hour, sha Will have a main battery OF
feur i2-lnch and II 6-lneh rapid FIRE
rides, and q secondary battery of i6 g
ppGndrrs. iopr Spouuders. one Colt
and two Geld Guasi her complement win
be 500 rlen. and her cos, Sc SIS, 900. The
Maine viii be isnished In two years.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

Gold Bible hill, the mound where 10
Eeph Smith. The founder Of the Mormon
faith claims Co have dug up, under
celestial direction. fhs golden plates on
which were inscribed the Mormon Bible,
IL situated ou the farm Of Admiral
Sampson, near Palmyra. y. y The
mormors tried to hug thC mound iu
1898 % erect upon 70 O. memorial chapel
but the admiral refused 90 sell 10.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01
GoEE TO The PEEiTENrrARY.
1ssea unltod States t'rssaasrs Removed
from ~. ksaaz4 ~ aefarsen
gafy. No.

st. Louis. Nor. a9,--.Unlted stHtee
Marshal nohie. accompanied hy q
deputy, went 10 Jefsrsnn City. sun
ias. with batch OF sevea prisoners
recently convicted and sentenced In
the federal court. OF the seven pris.
cH,erH all were convicted nf counters
festing or passing cauntTrf1is money,
with the cxcepilon Of Two, and one OF
these two waa post uhlce bnryiar.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01
LATE NEWS FROM HAVANA.
To snPsTintsnd tho Distribusioh of sup
piiss CaitisasiaE AmIcAbis RslAtieaa
-Cnntiaua In once by Request.

Havana, Nov, e9.--Capt. lerui yes
i"rilay morning returned che usual OF.
Bcial visit uf the officers of the United
States cruiser Topeka. He was re.
eeiycd by the second officer In com.
mand. cs Commander Cowlss WIS not
well.
Immediately after the arrival here
OF the Spanish cruiser Alfonso XII.
she will leave for the Island OF Mar
Unique, accompanied by the Spanish
cruisers lniautu Isabel and Condo dc
Ycnadito.
wa supsrinteud tho Di.tEiBation of Sap
plies.
The Cuban general Mayla Eodri-
guez arrived here last night from the
eastern part Of the island
Charles ". Could, the special repre-
sentative Of the department Of JUS
ticc on the Cuban evacuation cOmmis-
sion, to whom the steamer Brattcn
and other steamers which will follow
with relief supplies are personally con
signed, left here yesterday morning
for Cienfuegoa by rail for the purpose
Of meeting the Iratten. which sniIed
for that port Sunday. lie goes to
Cisnfurgos 20 attend the distribution
Of the auppliep in that district. Before
leaving herr the Bratten landed u
quantity Of supplies for the Cubaas Of
Mariana.
M. Guuld's colleagues, Messrs. Co
nant and Garrison. the legal adviscrso of
the evacuation commission, will re-
turn 20 the United States on wrrlltes-
day by way Of Tampa. Mr.. Gould viii
rrmRin IN CubH In charge Of the wori.
of distributing relief 10 the CuhBns
The Cuban general lose lacrrt also
arrived here sunday Gen. Mayia
Rodriguez will again assume com.
mand of the Cuban forces In the de
partuicpt Of tine wrst.
TakiaE Precautionary Measures to IRE,
vent Any Tnpirssaatnesl
Col. Young, commanding the battal-
ion Of engineers which recently ar
rived here, held q conference sunday
afternoon with the Spanish military
commander al Marianao ;or the pur.
pose of agreeing ON uluE 10 avoid
the possibility 81 understanding
between the American and Spanish
soldiers, both Of which bodies ARE do
ing sentry duty AT Qncmadas. The
meeting was most cordial, and the
necessary precautionary measures 10
prevent any unpleasantncss were de-
ciJcd upon.
Gen. Memorial commanding the Gu
ban forces at Ma,iunao. expected to
move NJ. camp yesterday or to-day
from Playa, rying his headquarters at
n point several miles further west
ward This artiun Is due 10 the ar
rival Of American troops. whose land
ing place Is Playa.
Asked to Uonttaus 10 Onaes Untli the Span
ish Tlag ts IaWessd.
The colonial cabinet on sunday
formally resigned 20 Gen. Jimincy
Caatcllnnos. the new governor and
captain general of Cuba, their respec-
tiyo pogtfoiias- Gen. Castellanos,
howsvsr. officially reappointed them
and requested them 10 remain In Office
until the Spanish flag had been low
erred IN Cubn, lending to the queen
regent and to him their cooperation
and the use Of their valuable exper-
icuca The ministers rgrerd 10 re-
tain fhrir portfolios, and wil. continue
iE Office "a the last moment Of Spain's
Sovereignty over Cuba. Marshal
Blaneo continues to reside at the pal.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

Quincy, Macs, Noy. as.- The fhrew
srasted steamer which seat ASHORE
near tbs national saiiurs' home
here Sunday, is the steans-
- laAn j Hln. tsaund for Hiils~
busu. N. d.. from Ns~ YoTk.
Ehe wns anchored 10 the Nantucket
ruads when the storm struck her. She
Dragged her HachoFs and was gradual
~ dxisvn before the sasstisa gale infgl
shs struck sht stnsr 9sA< -sssrsrs II
nov on shore and y xppAreptiy NOE
damaged. Ths crew arr Snfe. 4
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

Savannah, Ca, Nov. es.--The United
States transpart Ghesfes. loaded with
1880 men Of the FIltecnth infantry.
aud hurses. maiee, amSaunifion ans
supplies, lett for Neasitnx, Cuba. AT Q
@. m.
Pour miles from the city they met
the United States transport Manitoba
,0rning In. THE Maaitcha did not
slanhsp sperd nor move OVER In the
ehannea. and in order TO avoid q col
lisIon the Chester ran sshprv. She n
now stuck In the channel four smGlee
helc0 sas city.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01
An SaPsssans tisse . hs sststsa hs Ashls
trstfaA.

Cleveland. o., Nus. a9.--The casc OF
James CnFrigan against John u.
Roekefslisr. besea on the clairn OF The
Gieveiand vessel owner that uhsn he
cold the STANDARD s,il rnsgaate a.sDa
= 2 ..s...:ssa 1-s:s ..sa sss sss sssssrs
Jeerived him as % ibrlr reai saipr.
viii be settled BY prhltsatina. The
three arhitrssars selected are Judge
VIM. A. Lynch, nf enntsn; Jnsgr w.
q. Chnasa ana svns d. Gathrir. al Nerve
isfa iss.fa city. The heHriag u testimony
sslil be~ia IN New x1sk 10 .lsnnary.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01
Druer.a Ashore.

Belfnst, Ne, Nov. es.--The schooner
A -. Perry, Capt. Cotton, from Fan.
gnr. for New York, with 1900 feet Of
ianber dragged ashore near North.
port cainpground during the night and
win be total loss. Thu, weasel and
her cargo were valued st $4,000. The
crew escaped.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

In responac TO an appeal by Gen.
Wheeler over 100 American colleges
have each offered 10 take two or more
young Cubaus TO be educated free. The
humanitarian side Of the Cuban qnes-
tinE " not nvei looked
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

a Paris letter says that when the
typctuticrs iu Antwerp recently struck,
the Petit Blue Published its paper with.
out using a single piece O.! type, the
whole paper being made Of photo en-
RraNngs ui tNncMI-lLln c0nY
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

The avowal by the new japanese min.
Iricr hr. Romura, while on bis way 20
Washington oi tire friendship as his
country to the United States, and his
declaration of ne thorough sympathy
with he United States In its demand ioi
the Philippincs." will be received with
satisfaction from one end of this coun.
try 20 the other There Is no nation In
the fur east whose friendship IN,
Americans more highly appreciate than
the progressive Yankees Of the
Orient"
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

Time was when the hcs, boxes at the
horse show in New York sold for $1,000
This year the management had hard
work 20 find some one 90 take them for
eT5 Or $50. One more score for the bi.
cVclel
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01
VOL Ashare en .he naess

Marhlehead. Mass. Nov. a8.~-Durinh
The storm Sunday evening the coast.
ing schooner J. c. Mailoney. bonna
from bangor 10 Beverly. lurabes-ias,an
wcns ashore On the rS'cks near Nan
gus HcEd and ~ total wreck. Tn
crew OF ssSss- .s..su made y landing.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

George II. llali, the aIscondlng col.
iector of buchanan county. who dis
appeared nearly threc years ago after
o shortage ot several thousand dollnrs
had been discovered, has been located
In MeSico, where he ~ the owner ~
several rich uiinea. His shortage was
paid aud ne will not be brought back.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

The Headrick-iair murder trial In
over ~ Jackson. After exhaustive or.
gumente by tho counsel for the state
and defense, the matter waa submitted
to the jury. The jury, after being out
Three hours, returned q verdict Of
murder in the first degree. and lohn
Hcu'irick WIS sentenced so hang jan
uaTy I. 1899. His attorneys have ap-
pealed the case 20 the supreme court.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

Cohasset, Mass, Nov. 29.--.Ths
schooner Juniata. Of BOSTON. Capt
Cc~ye. Was wrecked on Beach island
Sunday during the storm. Capt
Coryc and crew Of 10 were rescued
The tHniata had cargo OF is.OoS
pounds Of frrth Agh.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

AZ liambur" aud Bremen last year
the imports Ci corn from this couutry
amounted to Si3. 500. 900. an increase OF
nearly 90 per cent. The maize mission
AIRY work performed Iu Germany has
had valuable results.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

The navy department has seat MISS
Helen Gould souvenir OF the Spanish
American war iU the shape Of an 500
pound l2-iuch proicc',le from the bat
tieshfU Iowa.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

4, Mrs. Jacob McCeilocher died at her
home in Golden City, from the effects
of burns. Her night clothes caught
iirr at stove while she was cfring
for a sick baby.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

Gloucester. Mass.. Nov. ~. Mia
vessels were loss In the hiigxara Al
this port. lat nothing canid be learned
as 10 the lo#F Of life. n is beiisssd
that the crews df nssrIy all the craft
essaprd. Nearly NIL of thn ycssaIx
loot their Dshcrrnen,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

Ar old Pennsylvania law has been re-
~gvtd IN Pittsburgh Fifteen yas-s agu
Frank LeslIe Gould had leg cut of By
car Of the South Side Passenger Rail
way company, lie has attained hia ms >
joTity. aud aUw brings suit for s7s.on9
under an act OF assembly approved
ainrch "a. 1913. which permits minor
TO bring an action for damages within
ak years after he becomes n years old,
In his own right, and withou, reference
10 the tiuis when the cause for the nc
tlon occurred In 1881 the Supreme
coaFt o; frnnAylysnis decided q cas- 10
s.shich ihs act was declared good law.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01
Nuu,bsr of Vessels saved.

The crews saved, and naaiated 10
save, during the year, f,l vessels, val
ned with their cnrrors. nt s. SOS ,655,
gud rendered assistance Of minor i'm.
portRncc tn re- other vessels in dis
lrcss, braiurs warning from danger by
the signals OF the potrul men 800 YES
sells.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

James Itiglsley, q prominent citizen
of Farmingion, died rccently. He was
so years old, t.pd leaves oss aruth=s ss
and one sister as-
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

Charles Harvey pIeadeil guilty 20
burglary ard was scutencrd by the
sedaiia criminal court To three years
In Che penii,ntiary.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01
Ehf Sarmingiru giimss.
PUBLISHED IN THE rHrEREsx
OF
ST. FRANCOIS COUNTY.

rae saaxz2sa Of ths rrnna ase hiwayp spss
- tAs psopls Of tbs soupsy 70 sEpsosa thsit
spiaieas 90 ali pablia ausssions sf ls-Gl ts@'
portnaee
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

Topeka, kns., Nor. as.--The trial oi
john Henry Collins for the rurdrr q
hin father, y. g. Collins, WIS corn
fncnced In tne distrIet court, The trirl
promises to b. one OF shc MOST sensa-
tionaI ever held in this city.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

The siS-year-old daughter Of NJ, Y.
Romiucs. OF near Milan, was horribly
burned while setting Gre 10 corn
huslSs. Her mother was injured In
trying TO save the child.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

ClhssRet. Mass. Nov. aS.--Thc fish.
ing schooner Gioriaaa IA ashore IN Go.
hassct harbor and viii be total icsA
Her crew was saved.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

The body Of Gen. Don Carlos BUELL..
who died ia Kentucky, was bufs,d in
81, Louis. Members Of the Caiholic
hierarchy ofiiclated at the saasrs!.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

The increase iu the foreign trade o Z
The United States this year exceeds IN
value the entire foreign trade OF the
country for ary year preceding 1850.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

Without . word Senior lfoniero Rios
produeess two sype-wfltteR sheets and
passea them 10 the interpreter Of the
United States epfnmissluat. Ir. Fergn
spn. who read them substantially a.
csbIrd.