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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18


Roswell J.. Flower was born In Theresa.
Jefferson county. N. y. August T. ~.
Ills father was born a Oak ilii, Greene
county, n, =. and his ancestors wedt
from Connecticut Roswell WAS the sixth
Of nine children. and when hts father did
he was viEht years old lie worked with
his brothers on two farms his mother
owned and epcnt hts time between schrol
resaiuus IN the hardest Kind of labor. tIe
became deputy postmaster of Mutcrtown.
N y, IN ls53 and kept his place six years.
iirm Of IiitchSScS K Flower, Flow bought out
his partner nt the Cnd ~ two years. aud
continued IN the business until isds
air, Flower came 70 New York tn that
year 10 take charge os the oatatc Of Henry
Keep, whose widow was Hrs. Flowers
sister Mr. Keep owned a great many
railroad aud other stocks. and during the
time insiructing SIR Flower about them.
Having thus gained an Insight into Wali
street and " ,artnpds, Mt: Flower
er \ Co.. which has since Deou a power Ia
Wall street. Mr. Flower always was a
democrat. In the cary 1o1 he helped SAM
gel J. Tlldcn % develop the famous or
EauiEstiun which exposed Tweed. and en-
Joined many other trinmpha
Mr.. Flower was chosen chairman of the
Defnoere.ie STAT. Ss.;-a-..:s= iTs iSsi, sud
In 1851 he defeated William Waldorf Ast0r
the Eleventh district. Igis majority was
400 while Levi r. Morton, republican,
bad carried IL at the last previous election
nomination liu was elected boYernor Of
the state in 1891.
In the cholera epiaomlc In the late SUM
NOR OF iSE thousands Of passengers ar
rlving from Europe were nuarhhtinei ON
shtphoard down tho bay. As an eiuer-
Egucy measure Icy. Flower bought with
his own money thr Fire Island hotel, in
tiFe name OF tie state, ami ordered that
thn passengers be sent there
- Mr.. Flower took up brooklyn Rapid
IFaaRit leAs than two years aga, buying
ffam ~ isao 10 ss.0e alssrda NJ about =
when the capital Hh0rk wna only - s1l.
Pc He absorbed many subordinate lines
among them the Nassau Eieetrtc enua-
pauy, and increased the capitol stock 70
Co. and By his extraordinary sue
cesstul manipulation put the price ~ 20
III Ills holdings tn brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit alone. which cost him two years ago a
little more than kon.ooo are worth, at to-
days market pricc. more than b.9p.e9
Mr.. Flower was one 0f the founders uf
the Federal steel trust whose stock al
ready issued Is So 0f1 80 Good authurl-
ties estimate that Mr. Flowers profits in
the last eighteen mpnthn ia Wall street
have exceeded tl00n. n1p. he had become
leader q the financial markets Of the
United States.
Mr.. Flower married Sarah Woodruff. a
daughter of Morris 81 Woodruff, OF Wa
tertDWn. In iNa. Three children were born,
Of whom only nno aurViyes, Emma Ger
Irude, who s. ihH wife of John B Taylor.
Mr. Flower has been for years ono Of tho
waraens Of ~. Thomas Episcopal church.
IN Filth avenue.
New York, May 1.-THE body of
Roswell l.. Flower was brought To this
city from Eastpart, carly this morn
ing, ON n spcclnI
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18
THOSE SIGGARDLY AxEm,CAxs.
Be~l at Santiago Over the osasa
ts Tara Ia Their Arms Before
uer~iygnE Pay.

Santiago lie Cuba. MAY i5.--Consid
crable dissatisfaction II expressed
bene over the demand hy the United
States government that the Cuhan sol
diers rclinquish their arms before re-
cei,ing their shares In the distribution
Of the s3.UOu.000 In Independence.
aud other papers publish excited ar
ticlrs protesting against the accept
ancc of any such proposal.
La lndeprndencia suggests that
stamp tax br instituted by means of
which loyal CuhIns would bc enabled
10 "snyr the soldiers from the dis
honor aud humiliation Of giving up
their arms which won their liberty"
On all sides among the Cubans Of
Santiago violent expressions arr heard
regarding what is termed "thc nigFard-
iy conduct Of the Americans"
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MENT ANn sol ri.

II. ID. EiNrrs, uf Baltimore, Md. and
Alex Nullrath, ~ Shcbnyruu. students
nt Mission House cullc.w in Elkhurt
Lake, Wis, were drowned hy the up
setting of boat.
At Spring Place. Ca, Dr. J.. T. Rag
well md his three children and an agrd
wnmnu huus,Lcypcr we're burned to
death In a fire that consumed their
home.
At Howard City, Mich, Joseph Giar-
vey, aged 20, killed his wife, Robert
Picrsun, his uncle, und his grand
mother, aud mprtuily wounded his
thrc"-monihs-old child and his father
m-law, John Logcusluyor, aud finally
shot himself, inhicting serious
wound.
The western manufacturers Of corn
shelters, ircd-cuttcrs. grinding mills
and cider presses have nFrced to make
a general advance Of IS per cent Ia
prices,
AZ Coldwatcr, Kan, a cyclone de-
struyed u houses the Presbyterian
church and block Of stores and killed
Joseph Ilowcrs, prominent cattlcmnn
At clyde, o., memorial services wcrc
held In honor Of George burton Mccks.
n sailor ON the Winslow anl the first
Ohioan killed IN the Spanish war.
Paul ID. Scohcll, suu % Gov. Scofirld,
died ut the executive mansion in Mad
ison, Wis, Of consumption, aged 25
years.
Col. William J. Brynn's old regiment,
The Third Nebraska. WIS mustered uut
at Augusta, Ga.
The death Of Gen. William +. Miles
occurred at his home near burnside.
In. He was member Of congress be-
fore the war.
Robbers entered the state bank at
Ellsworth, In, took sJ.0s5 In cash and
made their racape
The death OF Chnunecy Kelsey. auti1-
tor of the Chicago & Alton railroad
since A1ril /, 1850. occurred at Pasa-
dens, Cal, aged 50 years.
AZ their reunion IN Charleston, s. C..
the Inited Confederate Veterans re-
elected Gen. John D. Gordon com.
mander In chief.
While attempting 20 ford swollen
stream at Hopkinsgilie. Ky, gcy. Peter
Bronaugh tcolorcd) aud his little |
grandson were drowned.
During triei II. w. Henry, proBecnt-
ing attorney OF jackson county. died |
In the courtroom nj Maqnoketa. la.
Ia Chicago Donald Mclean. a
a.
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xas,nssr. fss tho Pnllppinsu.

New York, May id.--Elghty United
States engineers from the barracks aa
Fort Totten. willstt's psln,. started
for the Philippine islands uudcr tho
command Of Lieut.. Charles Y. fofter
of the Twrnty-hrst United States in-
fartry, which ls now ai Manila. Tho
engineers are volunteers, and eame
from Companies II and ID of the wiz
let's Point corps. The men win trayei
TO San Francisco by rail. and are dna
10 sail on the transport Sherman ON
May e. They expect to be In Manila
in seven weeks.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18
CUBAN GENERALS DIsAPporNTED.
EAperfea 90 nip Deeply tnto the
Gaiden BAG Held Open by
Inrlr SAM.

Washington. May i6.--Ofllcials at the
war department arr reluctant to dis
euss the Cuban situation. The press
dispatch was rend with interest, but
lid not cause much surprise among
army officers who nrr well informed
about the Cubans, espcci tally those
which are known as ''soldiers Of for.
tune" and who have been bitterly dis
appointed because the island was not
turned over TO them Immediately af-
ter the Spanish surrender.
There is an impression that the In.
;en;lon of Gen. brooke to see that tte
s3,000,O 900 In distributed among all the
Cuban troops, has caused dissppolnt-
mcnt among the many generals" and
other high officers, who were evidently
expecting to secure a large share of
the money.
The belief was expressed that the
situation In Cuba is serious, and that
careful and diplomatic management
will be needed. I, was stated no or
defs will he issued Co Gcl.. Brooke, az
he has ample authority TO deal with
any situation that might arise. There
ssems 20 he belief that Gen. Comes
has contributed 10 the delay In the
payment of the money.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

Manila. May IS. 10 a. m.-The tim
clad gunboais Laguna DE Hay and Cav
at'cnga and launch under Capt
Grant rnn into nest Of insurgents
concealed In the bushes on both sidca
of the Rio Graude river. three milca
above Calumpis. yesterday afternoon,
and were received with heavy votleys
st short range. A sergeant belonging
10 the Utah battery was killed and one
private was wounded. Opening with
their rapId-fire guns the Americans
killed rs of the natives and wOGnded
ssveraI. After filling the iunglr viii
hail Of shot for half an hour the enc
my fed.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

"a Leon, Kan, Kcuoyer's hank WIS
visited by burglars, who secured about
S. 2g90
= mob lynchcd John Hoilaud (col
orcd) at blue Lick Springs, Ky.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18
DELUDING THE BLACK MEN.
A ContcmptihIr scheme BeInE work
ed GA Ignorant Nrwrncs who
Were Once In slavery.

New York, May lG.--A special 20 the
Herald fum Washington says Thou
slrua ui rulurcd men Ia this country
arr being induced 10 believe that they
Hrc 90 be- pctSionrd by the United
States government upon being able TO
show that they were formerly slaves.
The promoters uf this scheme have
been nt work for several years. and 1t
/. estimated that more than sl5O.OO0
~ small sums has been collected by
these having the project In hand
According to d circular sent out,
copy uf which Is now in the hands Of
H certain United States srnntor, one
al the oliicrrr Ia Nashville. Tenn. I.
II Dickcrson, j. general manager. The
cirrulnr Is headed Onward To- Vic
tory" Il also contains what purpurts
to bc picture of General Manager
hirLefson. ". G, g.aws0R. ~ Washing.
ton. is mentioned as attorney.
Nuuthrr circular bcnrs picture Of
Senator William y. Mason. OF Illinois.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18
-=--r--=s-=-----s=a a-as-=--==-=-
THE CLOVES OF COMMERCE.

The entire Glove tree is highly aro-
matte, and the foot-stnllSs OF the icaves
haye nearly The same pnnReni quality
as TIE enlyx Of the flower.
Sometimes the Glove fruit nppeara
In commerce IN a dried state, under
the name Of "mothcr cioves:" II has an
uaur mud flavor similar to cloves, but
Il much weaker.
The Glove tree " a nntisa Of the Mo-
lnecn islnnds. and belongs TO the far
spread family Of myrtlcs. n Is tall.
very handsome evergreen, with ovate-
hhiong leaves ard purpllsh Bowers.
arranged in caryml,s on short iointed
stalks. The iiowers sre produced In
great profuxion, and when they APP
pear, which Is at Tho beginning of the
rainy season, they are in the form of
elongated, grernish buds. These un-
expanded buds arc The cloves of conn
nnercc, which derive their name from
the ssranish word -ciaso, a nail 70
sailed from rho real. or fancled, re-
ssnsIfnisce 81 the bud 10 q nail.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

Atlanta, Ga, May iG.-The Methodist
ministers of atlanta yesterday passed
r,toluiions calling for the appoint
ment Of a committee To urge upon the
forthcoming annual conferences the
movement for an extra general con-
ference, which shnll reconsider the
publishing house matter. The Temple
states that there Is great dissaiiSfac-
tion with the why In which the matter
hat been disposed of or "hushcd mp"
as one of the ministers present, said.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

Washington, May TO- Many naval
officers ar- sending In respectful pro-
tests against the proposed change OF
uniform In the navy. II " urged that
the change would entail an expense of
500 each ON about 1000 officers. and
that II IL the result of caprice ON the
part Of a few persons, aud not q move
ment approved by the navy at large.
Secretary Long has deferred tine exc
eution of the order.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18
A WEEKS HISTORY
the Important Happenings Of q
Week Briefly Told.
IN ALL PARTS OF TIE UNION
All the latest News Of Interest from
Washington, from the Fast, tie
West and the South.
IN ALL PARTS OF THE UNION
THE LATEST FOREIGN DISPATCHES
rnoM WASHINGTON.

In Washington the industrial com
mission began an inquiry into the
operations NJ trusts.
In .tr his'fis'i iail im "aahinetnf. u
t., Edward srith trulUrcdt WIS hanged
for the murder OF rulurrI wumnn
named EdmuuIH jackson uu the 18th OF
November. lsn5
Ia ihr t"n m"uiha uf tl, present f,s-
mi yvur ihr total ,trnri. nf domestic
brCHtisiuNs vurr sHls.HE"'5 nrHiuSt
s65L4Ii.sr for thr pmIiug pc
riud iu l-p~.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

Louisville, Ky, May I3,-The forty.
fourth Southern Baptist convention
was called 10 order la Warren Memo
rial church by President Jonathan
Tlaralson, Of Alabama. Nearly thou.
sand delegates representing all south
ern states, were present, while II is
estimated that there are 10000 visitors
In the city, attracted by the eonyen-
ton.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

omahn, Neb.. May i3.--orsiers hare
been received here for the Sixteenth
fnfautsy TO leave this department In
time TO sail frorn San FSauciseo May
20. This viii require them 10 start
about Che 2ath. One battalion b st
Fort Crook, near this place, one II
Fort Leavenworth, and the other u
1sfirrxon barracks.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

Washington, May iG.--The United
States supreme court yesterday de-
Trnvia County, Tex, in favor Of Wade,
reversing the circuit court Of appeals
for the 9th circuit The case involved
thr validity Of bonds issued by the
county IN aid Of fhc construction Of
bridge ncross the Colorado river. Yes.
trrday's decision, which was hasded
down Ivy Justice Brown. holds the
bonds to he good.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18
HON. ROSWELL }. FLOWER.
Drath of New York's Former Gov.
ernor at his Home on
Long Island.
WAS A VICTIM Of ACUTE INDIGESTION.
The Body Taken Go New York city,
where the Funeral VIII be HELD.
the IRtcrment Taking Place at
wateFtowp--Mrs. Flower pros-
aFatcd over Her Bereavement.

New York. May ii.--ForInrr Gov.
Roswell l., Flower died suddenly al
il:se o'elcrk Friday night, az fsas;-
port, IsSRE Island. in the house ui tho
Long Island Country club. Acute in-
digestion Was said 10 be the cause. al
though the symphonic were at first re-
Raraea as thase o! apoPlczy,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

Cleveland. o.. May i6.--I.. y. Slivrrs
she was candidate for mayor of this
city On tine united reform ticket. as
She spring election. and widely knowa
en- account of his extensive fancy
ssoakrsising business, is dead, aged "a
years.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

London, May l6.--The win Of the late
iiaron Herscheli, the former iord cham
eellor and member Of the Anglo-Ameri-
can-Canadian commission, who died
in Washington on March / Inst. was
psohated yesterday. The estate in
valued at G 10000,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

New Ycrk. May i6.--Tioward y.
ssprsgue. an artist. whose pictures Of
marine and naval life In nsonthiy
B.asnsisc have attactesi considersbie
nttention. died suddenly In this city
yesterday, Of consumption, aged u
yeurs.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

Washington, May fs--- Edward
Smith, eolorcd, was hanged In the cor
rider of the district jail at 12;07 p. m.
lie refused TO the lsxt TO make any
confession OF his crime.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

Bethlehem, Pa, May i6.--T Tho pud-
dlerH at the bethlehem steel works
quit work last night owing so.a misun-
,ierstsnding over an lncrease Of wages.
II is expected that the difference will
be adjusted SO that the cpudhlc mil:.win
vtaume operntiDna to-snorrow.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

New York, May i3.---The payment OF
the last installmcnt OF s5,o0O,0oO Of the
ss6. 6.O00, 600 20 Spain win be mnde 70
the National City hank on Monday
next. The bank announces that oil the
exchange necessary for the transfer
al this money has already been pro-
vided.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

hanta Maria. Cal, May i'd. L.
Hamilton, painter, employed In the
sHgar factory herr. killed his wife by
cutting her throat. lie then killed
himself Ia the same manner. lie had
been acting strangely.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

The adoption uf this resolution and
the report which accompanied it pre-.
ripitItcd O. debate which y,rgcd ou ihs
sensational, and M times much couru
sion prevailed.
Report Of Committec ON History,
Gen. stephen y. lee, presented the
report uf the committee on history,
which was unanimously adopted. This
was one Of the most important mat
tcrs before the convention, and the
reading OF the report was listened to
with close attention. The report al
ludcs TO the war with Spain os a factor
in oblitcruting the shadows Of the war
between the states, and refers to the
prompt response OF the southern states
10 the call for troops ar showing TO the
whole country the depth aud fcrvor Of
southern patriotism. Continuing, the
report says:
Spirit of thr American soldier.
president Mckinley displayed the
Spirit OF thc American soldier when
hc chose from his former iDes the gal
liant Wheeler, the steadfnst Fitzhugh
Ice, the chiyalrous Butler aud many
others Of our own brave comrades 10
marshal the hosts Of the Union. We
nrc glad that Gen. Wheeler had anoth.
er opportunity 20 exhibit the fighting
qualities Of the confederate soldier,
and that Lieut.. lIohson. Lieut.. Victor
Hue and Lieut. Worth Hagley In the
navy showed the country Of what stuii
our young men ARE mndc
Blood uf North and south Mingled.
"Oucc more the blood uf north and
south has been poured out together
no longer beneath C0utendiug stand
ards In the bitterness ot war between
the states but now beneath one flag
20 the glory OF one country. These
dead, at least, belong 10 us all, The
last hateful memory that could divide
our country is buried with them.
About their graves lmcels new ma
ton. loving ali her children every.
where the same"
Abiding 70 the question Of ccnfed.
crate graves the report says;
The Presidents Generous Words.
THE recent generous words of Pres
ident Mckinley commencing the con.
fcderHtc dead 10 the nations care. are
the expressions OF sentiment grow.
ing everywhere, that the deeds of the
confederate soldier are the glory Of the
whole country, and that his memory
is worthy 10 he cherished wherever
sclf-sncriiicc commands sympathy. OF
brave actions strike a responsive CHORD
in noble hearts,"
The Race Question,
The committee also alludcs to the
race question, aud expresses the opin.
ion that "thc race problem is not npl
in the future TO be so binding TO
true apprehension Of southern his
tory" and says:
THE recent movement 10 put the su-
prrmacy of the more educated and
capable race upon c constitutional and
legal basis, thus banishing the spcctcI
Of misrulc from our borders Is steadily
gaining progress"
The convention adjourned sine die
at 2:1j p. IN.
W. J. Colquit, Of Atlanta, wnE elect.
cd commandcr-in-chief Of the sons Of
Confederate Veterans. His only oppo-
nent was Robert T.. Ice, Of Virginia.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

Nrw York, May f6.--The police
hoard yess@rsisy granted license 20
the coney island Sporting club. This
viii allow the eiTries-Fttxslmmans
.sstra 70 spms oG thsrv.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

Rome, May is.--king Humbert yes-
terday approved the selections for tho
reconstructed cabinet made by Gen.
pelleoux. The new ministry will be
made up In accordance with The orig
ipai nominations eabled last Thurs
day. except that Signor l'ictro Carmine
will take the portfolio Of finance and
signor salaBdra win sak', that OF agri-
culture. industry and commerce, in-
stead of the finance portfolio. fnr
wbich he was named ut first Tho
ministry Of posts and teirgraphs goes
to Sigaor IsinIiano.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

Washington, May ie.--Secrctnry
Gage. has rrturned from two weeks
vacation. spent al Hot Springs, Va. iia
has fully recovered his usual health
and vigor.
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sae rams.a sia Tias.hip Harssera.

Washington, May i6.--Admiral Far
ragut's famous old flagship Hartford.
which for many years has been ON the
Pacific coast, 10 coming cast. She has
heen selected ah o training ship for
lardsmen. and will be placed under
command of Capt. Hawley, ut present
attached 20 the navigation bureau OF
the navy department.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

lseriin. May l6-- Baron iievi ~
Hesrnahcin, thc national liberal mrisz-
ber ~ the reiehsiag. Inns dsnassd ~
oso,ooo marks towards tAs tpbrrcnaasis
szylsm movement
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

Harrisburg, Pa. May is.--tios. Stane
has made cut Of si,ooo.o0o In ths
school appropriation. and reduced sew
erai other items. whereby be saves In
the aggregate $500, 900, which viii he
applied TO reducing the fsaating dcbt
Of the commonwealth.
1le governor has also cut down the
appropriation 10 the ~ niates' normal
schools and the items for the payment
Of the salaries Of the officers and esn-
ployss Of the xrnats and house. and
disappeared the items for the paymsut
Of tbs salarirs ct extra empioyss
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krw York. Nay las--A dispatch 70
the Herald from Mpntsvideo announces
lbs arrival there Of tbs cruiser EssnArk.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

London, May i6.--The Filipino iuuta
here has received the following mes
ssge from Aguipaldo. csblcd from
.:.,,F ...sTF, ,.;,..,,T ;::=:s =; a.=y -:
Catit Isd-prnarare H. Secured.
'Thr Filipino government, In &c
Cordnncr with the general feeling "
jhr country. has decided 60 continue
thr war at all costs Until Independence
IL escurrd.
Hrfu.r Peace ovcrturru.
"The Filipinos ruergrticnlly refuse
:ht American peace uycrturrs, basrd
on restricted autonomy, coupled with
promises Of subsequent sclf-goycrn-
mrnt.
Filipino Demands.
THE FilipnOs drmnud % strict ful-
hilment Of the articles Of the Amrri-
car constitution and treaties contract
ed by the American representatives
when imploring Filipino alliance Ia
combating the Spaniards.
All sppPort AEniHaIds.
"All the Filipinos generals support
Aguiualdo, Gen. Luna's reported over
turrs for peace are untrue, Our army
l. near Manila, simultaneously attack
ing the whole American line.
An UHheAFd-of HsEimrnt,
"The heat and rains are causing
many casualties In the American army.
All the hospitals are crowded with sick
aud wounded. -Four hundred Of the
Cincinnati regiment have been impris.
Cntd by Gen. Otis FOR characterization
In refusing 10 fight. The regular troops
quartcrrd In Manila and other towns
are quiet.
The yoIunt-rrs Abused,
''The volunteers arr abused and are
always at the front with Ecanty u-
tions.
''The discomfort between the Ameri'
Gems and Europeans Ia general"
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

Mcaomince, Mich., May is4--Five
hundred spinning employees Of the 81
mills here strick yesterday for -
per cent. increase In wages.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18
ghs 9arminston gimss.
- -s,.s--.ss=--s----
PUBLISHED I'M THE INTEREST
Of
ST. FRANCOIS COUNTY.

xes saixaks ss sss TEmna ore siw1ya sssm
- sss psspas 81 ths eoaHtF 10 sspTsss ahsih
sssaioss sa all sasiia aessai9nn Of lsfa iKs
ESTsanca
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MORE REBEL BJNC)NBE.
A Dispatch to the Filipino Junta In
London Received by Way
Of Hong Kong.
WILL CONTINUE THE WkRAr ALL COSTS.

ssrhs Filipino Array N-Ar ManIla ana
simultaneously Attaching the
wksIe American Liar-I'our Hun
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