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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27
GERMAN PRESS COMMENTS.
rh-y uniss ia seiittIiRE Capt. CeEh-
iaR. bns do Not DeRy the
TFush OF His story.

Berlin, April 2s.--In official circles
the CoghIan incident IN regarded mild.
~ as an 'ausfuss der wcinlaunc" tex.
preston Of wine humor).
4 representative of the foreign Of.
Zee said 10 correspondent here of the
press;
THE American government has
promptly and efficiently done all we
could reasonably expect. This alone.
even IL II were not for other lndica-
lious. shown us that thc American gov.
ernmcnt In no way Identifies itself
with the utteTRnees of solitary Of.
hcer."
The TRgeblhtt, In an inspired arti.
Gle. recalls the fact that the incident
is a year old (rcferring 10 the message
which Admiral Dewey Is said to have
sent to Admiral Won DiedrichHl. and
adds:
IF we must admit Admiral Dewey
harbored suspicious Of the German
squadron, these suspicious were sub
sequently removed. and their relations
RfNAAttf tAfHt NhhAaAaa bANRN
even decorating his ships with flags on
the empress birthday, which intrrna-
tlonal etiquette did not compel him to
90"
The Iokal Anzeigrr. In somewhat
violent denuuciation of Capt. Cogbian.
says,
~He comes of lrisn-Amnricnn line
age. which noioriously produces the
roaghs, both high and low, Of the
American classes"
The iloerHen Courier thinks Il
strange the Americans recommencr
to seek quarrel with Germany In.
stead of first eonquerinR the Filiplnos,
yho promise to give themenouRh work
tor some time"
The Vosslneha Zrltung adds:
Capt. Coghlan belongs TO the class
of American officers who have swelled
heads Ia consequences of their easy vic.
tory ever Spain"
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RELEASED FROM SING SING.
HurtoH G. Webster, Mho KILLED sihns.
O.. Goodwin, In sew Ysrk. IN
Onee waFe R FFer Man.

New Yerk. April 2a.--Burton C.
Webster VINO, seven years ago, killed
Charles y, Goodwin Ia New York has
been released from Sing Sing prison.
He said his plans had not yet bcen ful.
~ made up. but be intimatcd to the
prison clerk that he would again bc-
come boakmaker.
Webster killed Goolwin IN a quar-
rel which followed mn alleged lnsult by
Goodwin to Evelyn Granville, Web
ster's common lnw wife. He received
q sentence Of 10 years. being convicted
of granddaughter In the first degree.
On Drcember 30. last. Gov. Black com
muted his sentence to ten years. sub
tect TO communication for good he
hayior. lie has serveti sir years and n
hnli, and his Rood conduct eaused him
to receive three and half years com
mutation.
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USEFUL CoNTRIvANcES

To fasten hey In lock SO II cannot
be tanned from the outside new cA.
cutcheon plate has hinged member on
one side. which swings 20 the center Of
the plate, u slot In the end engaging the
fiat portion OF the key to lock Il.
Two New Workers hnyc designed q
kneading machine for sinking dough, @
pan being mounted at the end Of q yer.
teal shaft, with fiufed rollers inside the
pan carried by loose aplndles 10 m
vcive sith the pan, the eorrugasions en-
tering the mass Of dough to mfg H.
0losez are made to 20 on the hand
easier by the usa of \ new strctchcr.
which II Of similar shape TO those now
In nEe. with the exception that one
finger In hollow and contains powder
which In discharged inside the glove
when the stretcher Ii In operation
Two Frenehmen hare invented new
method OF stopping up shos holes In
warahipa, wster-tight compartments
being arranged around the hull. filed
with compressed bodies OF elsxtsc ms-
t<risl. which expand ~ soon ~ water
eEtefa fiilInE The epEnpaFtmcns snd
ejoniae the hps&
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27
4 WEEKS HISTORY
The Important Happenings Of q
Week Briefly Told.
ALL PARTS OF THE UNION
All tho Latest News OF Interest from
Washington. Frum the East, tho
West and tho South.
IN ALL PARTS OF THE UNION
THE LATEST FOREIGN DISPATCHES


Samuel Greeley Hilborn. republican
member of the Fifty-sccond congress
from California. died iu Washington.
aged 6j years.
Recruiting ~ the regular army mp
10 5000 hHs been nbout accomplished.
The provisional army oi 5000 yolun.
teerz authorized by law will bu called
out only az last resort,
In the nine months ~ the present
fiscal year the total Internal revenue
receipts wcrc &eJl l.5c2lil, an increase
over tire corresponding lrriod Of iust
year Of S71,TgO, 400
Ar agreement icr parcel post treats ,
with Venezuela hnF been made by the
United Stutrb post office officials.
The Orange Free State md the United
States have exchanged ratiiications Of
the new treaty ~ cNtrod'tiou between
the two countries.
Or May 90 the United States supreme
court will adjourn for the present term,
Al the age ui ss wears samuel T..
Bnird, member ~ congress from the
Fifth district Of Luuisiar died IN
Washington
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The annual meeting ~ the general
society Of the Daughter ~ the Revo-
luton began Ia Philadelphia, on the
2lth. aud one ~ The most important
matters transacted wns the ratification
hy the major organization of the "Nu
c, alitiou" with the Daughters Uf the
AmrFiran Rr,nluiiuaj resolution pFesi-
ousiy adopted by the board oi ,lsH-
agcTs.
Richard J. OglrEby. former governor
Of Illinois. soldier aud statesman, died
al his home 90 OglchurSi. near ELK
hurt. IlI.. on the Path. Conclusion Of
Of the bruiu. resulting from a fall, WIS
the direct rnusc ~ his death. hut the
Indirect cause was weakness. follow
ing a severe attack Of the grip. from
which he suffered four years ago.
The cummissary department oi the
army has been authorized 10 ISSUE 10
such soldiers rs desire n an equal val
ne In fish ia lieu ui the beef ration now
issued. Ham aud other articles 81 snlc
OF equal money value 10 She beef may
h. issued To the present ration two
ounces of dried fruit is added.
The steamer Murriu, Capt. Larslc,
belonging 60 the EuFlish.Amcricaa
Shipping Co., limited. Of London, whicn
left lEueisa, Spain, April y, hound fnv
Philadelphia. ran ashore while enter
ing thc channel at Hamilton, licrlnu-
dn. on lhe cath. and foundcrvd. All on
beard the steamer were saved.
Mr.. Strong. the Paris correspondent
Of the London Observer. was attacked
ON the streets Of Paris, ON the lith. 10y
On English journalist named Shcrard.
Mr.. Strong broke his walking stick
acrnss his as>ailaut's back, aud
punched him severely about the head.
samuel u. Downey, deputy internal
revenue collector at Lancaster, Pa,
was arrested. on the glth. charged with
informing Jacobs and kcudiE, The
ciEarmalsrrs arrested for counterfeit
ing. Of the fact that Secret Service
Agent burns was after them.
The Methodist Ministers association,
IN session ut Cleveland, o.. ON the 2lth,
discussed the late Georgia lynchin~
and appointed Il committee to dratt
resolutions cuud,muing the outrage us
we'll as the crime committed by the
victim uf the mob.
The appearance Of San jose scale IL
causing great alarm to farmerH Ia
Lucas county q. Several voluabic
orchards have already been destroyed
The statement Of She condition ui
thc treasury issued on the gath SHOW ed;
Available cash balance, l,iE4, ,r9si
gold reserve, S242, 2,06i ,5Ol.
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aiastsa gimss.
.usLlsH.sp IN THE INTEREST
GEN. 0TIs' NEW MovEMENr.
csntsrapiatea Frosa ana Rear AZ
tack in Fierce on the HebslE'
New Capital.

Washington, April 2s.---InsormAti0u
received at the wsr 2ar,mcnt indl.
ratea that Gen. Otis In about to exc.
cute another important movement, the
initial features Of which are shown by
yesterdays press adyIccs from Manila.
The objective point In the insurgrnt
town OF Calumpit, being about eight
miles northwest Of Maiolos, IL was
here that the insurgents concentrated
after being driven out Of their capital,
setting up ncw capital and making
q the base OF their operations
1--WE Disttaet Operations.
In moving on this stronghold, Gen.
0tia proposes 90 conduct two distinct
spaFaiioBs. The fTs; one. under Maj.
Gen. Macarthur, has for ia purpose
pushing Efraight forward from Mal0.
i,,z uiurr tuv iuiir,-,,i unu striving ~
caiumpit from the south, The second
one is under Mai. Gen. Lawton, who,
with his flying column. h moving far
around to the northeast. 10 tine large
town OF Norzauy, from which poipi
be will turn abruptly west towards
Calumpii. This last move will take
about ten days, sad military s;Ts;e-
glsts look upon II ne another effort "a
asnk the insurgents by getting behind
them at Calumpit. similar 10 the nanh
movement which Gen. Macarthur az.
tempted 20 execute az Nalabou.
Calumpit she Obi-etivo roiat.
This double operation makes Caiunf
pit the center for thc next few days
while attention will be divided between
MacArfhura column advancing from
Maloios and Lawtou'H column ON Ito
ten days march by NorzaEay. Mac
Arthur has only short distance 10
traverse. 10 that his forces may br en-.
gaRcd with the main force OF the In.
surgents within the next few hourR
The country rs fla, and open, and rath.
er better for our troops than that ly'
Ing south Of MG!oloa.
Calumplt lies on the left bank Of q
small stream. at Its confluence with
the large River Rio GrAnde. u is a sub
stansially-built town, with some 1900
houses.
Through q Csuntry Listls lSsswa.
The advance of Gen. Lawton by Q
circnltone route viii be over country
Of which little Is known here. Norza-
gay iE = considerable town. and 10 iH
thought Gen. Lswion Ia about thcrc by
this time. A road runs all the way
from there TO Caiumplt. Along II ara
scattered many small towns--Abgnt,
Iiustos, nallnog Indicating that the
advance Ia though q pnpulous couptry.
IL Ia an agricultural locality. with ex.
sensive ricr and fruit plantations.
wtti strike the city Freat and Rear
The war department map, prepared
by the military Information bureau,
shows thss r0sd Joins the one ON which
Macarthur IL nacving up frsm Mnloloa
It II hardly thought. however. that
fawtnn win mako junction with
Macarthur before striking Calumpls,
bnt rathrr strike The city IN the rrna
sshiie Macarthur IL attacking In front
The execution Of tiis double move
nent Il being followed with great In.
tereat by war department officials, NJ
Il is on a considerably Isrgrr scale than
the brush-ciearinR which has been In
progress recently.
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MINOR NEWS ITEMS.

II will take 5000 men next year 10
handle the United States census.
Work on a plant which is expected 10
age whisky Ia "a hours has been com
meneed at Louisville, Ky.
The National Federation of Musical
Clubs will hold its first biennial meeting
In st. Louis May 10 c, inclusive.
The British budget for the coming
year amounts TO 900, an In
crease Of 500. .0o0. 900 over last year.
Fifty acres of land win be recovered
from Lake Erie for the Ohio centennial
exposition TO be held in Toledo In 1909.
Addison g. Foster, the new United
States senator from Washington, is .
self-made man. Although millionaire,
he began life without dollar.
One American company In the last
60 days has received Orders for 20 steam
and gas engines, and they will be
shipped TO 10 different countries.
The military papers in Vienna an
n0unee the invention Of i5-harreled
qulek-firing rifle, carrying s cartridges
at time and firing IS per minute.
A syndicate of Chicago capitalists
has secured control Of large part OF
the sardine industry Of Maine. The
uyndicate is known as the Continental
Packing company.
Mrs. Mary Mckee, daughter of ex-
President Harrison. has been appointed
By Gov. Roosevelt commissioner 10 tho
exposition in Paris, TO represent the
state of New York.
Andrew Carnegie has promised ia
give 81. .7s0 ,0e0 10 cover the cost Of the
proposed additions TO the art, science
andlibrary departmsntsof the Carnegie
library at Pittsburgh.
The farm on which Abraham lincoln
wns born. which lies two miles south Of
HodgcnvIlie, KY, has been sold 10 David
arear. of New York city. and Il Is very
probable that the farm win be convert
ed into park.
Capt. ]. Mssaon. Of Philadelphia, the
weii-known commander of the Mnnson
iine sssamslip YIEnera, fell from his
weasel into The water while passing
close TO the bahama islands and was
swallowed hy a shark.
Joan Louis Lay. formerly first as
sistant engineer In the United States
navy and the inventoT Of the Lay tor
pefo. which was used by Lieut.. william
D. CushinK TO destroy the confeacrats
gunhoal Albernsrle In 1884. died 10
New York city, axed ~ xesrs
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27

The Pennsylvania democrats will
hold their state convention in Harris
burg June ~.
The Legislature ~ Pennsylvania has
adjourned sine die,
In Pittsburgh. Pa. The American
Glass company has advanced prices Of
window glass ten per cent, 20 take e..
feet ut once
The newest trust. O consolidation Of
the shipping interests ot the great
lakes. has bccn effected In New York
with a capital stock Of $40. .OO0.000.
In The United States there were Isa
business failures In the seven days
ended on the 2lst, against isS the week
previous and 20i In the corresponding
period Of isDs.
AZ the leading clearing houses in the
United States the exchanges during
the week ended on tho eiGt aggregated
si.g75. .06g ,tsi, against S2l2i,932, ,423 the
previous week. The increase compared
with the corresponding week In isos
wns I'll.
Matthew &. Quay was acquitted In
Philadelphia Of the charge Of using un-
lawfully deposits In the Peoples bank,
and soon after GOV. Stone appointed
him United States senator Ia fll the
raeancy until the next legislature
meets
The death ~ John r. Wait, q rcpub-
iicnn mrmbcr of the FUrty-iourth and
Forty-iifih congresses, occurred In Nor
Wich, Conn, aged IS years.
In the national league the percentages
% the baseball clubs for the week end
cd on ihr ?1d were: ~. Louis, 1000;
Philadelphia. ,7J0; Boston, IA; Chi
cngo, .G67; baltimore, .57i; Louisville 2.
800; Cincinnati, 500; brooklyn, .leo;
New York, .429; Pittsburgh. .iO1i Cicyc-
land. .iG7; Washington, 1925.
The death Of Frederick Smythe. ex-
governor of New Hampshire. occurred
In Hamilton, Bermuda, aged 50 years.
Eliza Stnnnnrd died at her home In
brooklyn, n. y, at the nge Of 100 years,
II months and IS days.
En- route from New Orleans 70 New
York the steamer General Whitney,
Capt. Hawthorne, sunk 80 miles cast Of
Cape Canayarcl and the captain and II
of the crew were drowned.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27

Ez.zs saEat.zE AEr=r.

Houston, Tex, April 2i.--in a shoot
ing affray near Trcyal, in Trinity
county, Edward Harding and james
C.. Trcbathan were killed and l.. C.
Harding fatally wounded. The ORR
ginal difficulty was between L. c.
Harding and Trebafhing. Edward
Harding intcrfered and was killed by
Trcbathan. who fatally wounded the
remaining Harding before being killed
himself The cause OF the trouble II
not known.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27
LICE STRICKLAND LYNcHED.
Accused by ssm Hose Fouad
manRIna Near PaInaeIto, Ga.

Palmetto, 0n.. April 25.-The body
Of Tige Strickland, the negro impli.
Gated by san Hose in the killing Of
Alfred Crawford, was found swinging
to the limb Of tree about ono mile
from town.
The ears and fingers were cut of,
and ON the body was pinned y placard
bearing these words: I'VE must pro
teri eur southern women"
Strickland was negro minister, &C
years Of age. sam Hose, just az the
torch was about to be applied 10 the
pile of wood under him, near Newman
Sunday, admitted killing Alfred Gran.
ford. but said that Strickland had
given him sig 10 do the deed
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27
MORE TROUBLE ExpEcTEp.
The vietaIsy Of the R1eent 0eorEla
Lyaehinas wsald he gnhsRIth-
fat Tor bishop Taraer.

Mason. Ga. April. 2s.--The Tele
graph puhliahes statement that ii
would hardly be safe for bishop Turs
rer TO come 90 this Srction og the
state, for feeling runs high agninst
him. On the night the Cranfords were
murdered Turner spoke at ShRrps.
burg, short distance from the kccna
of the crime. II Is said his utter.
anceS were bitter in reference 20 the
action OF the Palmetto citizens In XIII.
Ing four negroes. lie advised the ne.
vroes 10 stand together. The next day
the negroes Hsslsied Hose In making
his escape. Many threats have been
made by negroes that they will have
rtvenge, and further trouble Is anticL
mated
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27

In Denver. Col, Frank Smith shot and
allied his wife and himself an an out
como of divorce suit brought by the
woman.
The law IN Kentucky allowing ne.
grocs 60 he sold for n term Of years for
vagrnncy has been declared unconSti-
tutionnl.
officials Of the Chicago q Alton rail-
road announce an increase In wages Of
all section mep.
The tender Of the mission to Persia
has been declined by ex-Goy. Lord NJ
Oregon.
While raiding Illicit distiIlerics IN
the mountains Of Cook county. Tenn,
Sheriff J. S. Dawson was killed from
ambush.
Fire nearly wiped out the village of
Clay City, Ky.
In West Polnt. Neb., Rev. W. II. Me-
Cool, pastor of the English Lutheran
church, committed suicide with a shot
EaH.
In Cincinnati revenue officials went
on raid for counterfeit revenue stamps
and contiscAted over SOC, 900 cigars.
Tho oldest Baptist clergyman and
educator In the United States. Rev. Rob-
srt Ryland, died In Lexington, Ky,
aged % years.
The death Of George A. Msrshail, who
represented the Fourth Ohio district
In congress two years, his term having
expired last March. occurred In Sidney.
Near Newman, Ca, Sam Hose, a negro
who murdered Alfred Crawford and ne.
Haulted Mrs. Crnnford at their home,
WINS burned at the stake by mob. DE
fore the torch was applied the negro
was deprived OF his cara, fingers and
other portions Of his anatagay.
Nearly the entire s5,D00,DoO thht citi-
sens of 81. Louis propose 10 raise to
ciineh the proposition Of holding
worlds fair there is In sight.
Edward Harding and James c. Tire
bathan were killed and L. c. Harding
fatally wounded In a shooting affray
near Trcsal. Tex.
Over roc persons have been driven
from their homes In the vicinity OF
Omaha, Neb.. by high water In the Mis-
souri, river.
Edward Morgan, young farmer Of
Wclfxviile. Nd. fatally shot Miss ortha
Harxhman and then shot himself A
loser's quarrel was the cause.
At his soma near Aurora, Ind, walter
Jaerr celebrated his one hundredtA
sarthdays
Es,,ts nravx,.u Matte yral,b sra
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rhiiad.lphia. April 2s.---Edwsrsi
Cameron. OF ~. Louis, assistant super
vising engineer Of the United States
treasury. died In hospital here sat,
urday evening from ssnheiia-::s.s.::: s.:::-
mrnia. Mr.. Cameron was born In St.
Louis 81 years ago. and was well
known. Ne wns appointed assistant
supervising engineer In 1891. aud
shortly after that came 10 this city
o. general superintendent Of construo.
tion of tns nsw Ipipt now helnx built
here. CsweFop hid The plxn fss ~
hresent sltx " Nadisous III.
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HAS BEEN IN PLAIN SIGHT.
noay of q wsmRs. Believed Ca HavS
Bees murdered, Found Ia tkc
Hirer ne waterloo, Ia

Waterloo, Ia. April 2S.--The body
Of sifs. iieaTy Temper wSs found in
Cedar r.~er almost Ia the heart OF the
city. Th,s woman disappeared about
six v-~~ka ago.
The tosly has been in plain sight
from a ,aarougafnre over which hum
treds of people pass daily. IL wns
supposed TO be = bundle Of old ragB,
aud small boys had amused them
selves for days throwing stones at u
a. target. The body WINS thus dis.
lodged. The police believe the woman
was murdered.
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the brain, resulting from fall, wan
the direct cause of his death, but the
indirect cause WIS weakness IRON
which he had suffered ever since n Sc.
we're attack of the grip four years ago.
To-day, while preparing lunch at his
home in Ogiehurst, nm attack of vcr-
tigo causcd Gov. Oglesby 10 fall so the
iioor, and In the fall his head struck
upon a small box. Dr. c. II. Taylor.
the family physician, was summoned,
aud oil possible aid was given, but the
ex-govrrnor'a system wus too weak 10
rally, and death came without his bay-
ing Trgaincd consciousness.
Gov. Oglcsby was born In Kentucky
In 1894 and immigrated 10 Illinois In
1875. lie served Ia the MrSiesn and
civil wars. rising 20 the rank OF ma ior
general. He served two terms Rs gov.
ernor Of Illinois and served one term
In the United States senate and retired
Co private life ON his beautiful estate
near Eikhart IN 1850.
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Hamilton. Bermuda, April ss@-Ths
steamer Aurcia. Capt. Lsrsie, belong
ing TO the Eaglish-Amerscan Shipping
Co., Limited, Of London. whish left
Hueisa. spain. april 8, bovad Cor Phik
sdciphia, ran ashore yesterday wniis
entering The channel and foundrred
Al On beard the steamer were sayed
She had on cargo of iron ore, and
was In charge Of q native pilot.
The Mnreis wss Of i,ass tons, and
wss built NJ Sossh Shields In 1865. shs
was sos feet long, hsd II feet siw
tnehes beam anil was ~ fcet desp.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27

In many of the northern counties
the soIl Is stilI too heavy and cold TO
work. aud little has been done, except
N the most favorable localities.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27

Cincinnati, April 24.--An elaborate
programme has been prepared by Fec
rotary IS. r. Nicholson for the third
annual convention here next week OF
thc National Good Citizenship leagsse.
Mayor Sam NJ. jones', Of Toledo. candl-
date for governor. Rev. Sam. p. Jouea.
thf Georgia Evangelist Rev. Dwight
H. Moody, Gov. Pingree and represen-
futives Of all the reform organizations
and leading thinkers and ieeturers are
among those who will deliver ad-
dresses. The convention begins May
and continues four days.
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Washington, April 2s.--Alfhough no:
officially announced, 1t is practically
settled that the Nlnteenth infantry
row In Porto Rico, the remainder oi
the Fourteenth Infantry, returning
from service In Aiaska, and the re.
iHalnder of the Fourth cavalry, serv.
Ing In the far west, will constitute the
bulk Of the reinfoTecmcnts 10 bc sent
te the Philippines In addition so the
troops already under orders 10 that
station.
Part Of the Fourteenth infansry and
Fourth cavalry are already In tho Phil
ippinea
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27

London, April ss.--The family of Sir
Samuel Edward Scott. conservative
member Of the British parliament for
West Maryiehene. is In state Of great
Consideration over tke mysterious siis-
appearance at Lady Scott.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27

Fire nearly wiped out the village .:
New Lisbon. Ind.
Near Anderson. Ind, the funeral OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Carroltnn, aged ii2
years, took place.
Miss May Millsicad and Mira. Mary
Da,ic were found murdered In the home
of Mrs. Dayie at Murphysboro, III.
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Returned srssa a m.asth Trsp .. Die.

New York. Aprilss.--nyron G. Davis.
a corporation lawyer and president Of
the Copper King OF Arizona Mining
CO.. died Sunday night ~ hin home In
Brooklyn. sevd. 40 yeara Two months
ago Mr.. Davis went TO Oklahoma fos
his health and came here two weeks
ago much dcbilitated.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27

Lebanon. Mo-. April ss.---Judgs
.sasc Hoakinson, president of the
Lebanon Light and Magnetic Water
Co. ard zse Of Lebanen's leading capi-
;-issss dropped dead fsssa heart s:ss-
ease while trnssaeting busiHrss In the
lsw oficr Of his son~in-law Hon. ]. e.
Mrcfw.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27

Thr United States gunboat Nash
Vile arrived al New orlcanS from Cu-
ba, few days ago. She viii ascend
the Mississippi 10 ~. Louis.