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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23
I'm THE FRENCH CAPITAL.

Petroleum drinking 10 the latest fafm
Of Partisan lnebriety brOught 10 public
notice.
Toads are sold for FIVE francs dozen
In Paris. They are used by geriehena
as insect destroycrN,
In Paris, when a local shopkeeper
advexsiEes 10 sell ct cost, he must keep
his word or the government will esm-
pei him to tell why.
: Upward Of ioo. 600 pounds of snaile are
eaten every day by the residents Of the
gay French capital. the small marhet
being the busiest Industrial mart ia
Paris.
War and glory have been eoeaiy
thugs In France. Between s7ss and
ISIS she sacrificed one-balf Of the AGO.
neo soielers she srns 10 fight her hat
lies. War has cost her In this century
nearly e.ooo,ooo hves
A novel uan has been found for tbs
Eiffci tower. The Paris chief OF poliee
hsspIaeedon isk summit certnsa agents.
whose ssae duty II Is 10 ncte al thosr
chimreys which throw up devs<r VOL
.ns at snnlA than b sllowed b. hv-
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23
PROM uAsuINGTuN,

In the seven months ended January
81 last the merchandise exports were
S7Ie 47e. s65, against S7Is.3S7, ,sCT Ia the
same period "a ls0s. and The Imports
s367, ,1T5,925 against s3iO 1915, $50 for the
seven months Of the previous year.
a court OF inquiry TO investigate the
allegations Of Mai Gen. Miles In re-
Epect TO the quality OF the beef fur
nIshed the army met In Washington.
II has been determined by the ad-
ministration rapidly 20 ,xtend the iu-
Iisdiction Of the United States over the
whole of the Philippine islands
At 80 ~ the largest post offices the
postal receipts for January last were
s3.644,52s, against s1,44l, 200 for Janu-
airy, 1895.
1t IS said that Speaker Thomas H..
Reed will retire from congress Mt the
close Ci his present term and engage
in the practice OF law in New York.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

4 Madrid dispatch says all the sur
viving captains Of Spanish warshipa de-
stroyed In the naval battles OF santi.
ago de Cuba and In Manila bay by the
American fleets will be court-mariialed.
The president Of the republic Of
Frunce, ". Felix Faure, died In Paris
OF apoplexy after an Illness OF three
hours, aged IS years.
In order 20 put himself In position
TO defend his action as president OF the
Spanish peace eomm!ssion at Paris
;vuvt Soujsr" RIOS, pTTs'iaasEs; - ;as
Spanish senate, has resigned,
The president visited the grand army
eucampmcnt IN Boston, was given u
reception by the state Legislature, and
aftsrwara lsft FOR Washington.
Thirty persons were killed and 100
injured IN q railway collision at Foret,
Belgium
1t is said that the next Spanish bud
get will show a deficit Of 325,o0O, coo
pesetaS
The Philippine insurRcnt representa-
tive. Agoucillo. who fed from Washing
ton 90 Canada. left Montreal for Lon
don.
At Versailles Emile Loubet was
elected scgcnth president Of the French
republic by the national assembly TO
succeed the late Felix Fnure.
During n conflict over taxes between
Russians and Chincrc a. Tallenwan.
China, 500 Of the latter were killed.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23
MINOR NEWS ITEMS.

The third annual convention Of the
National Good Citizenship league will
be held IN Cincinnati May 2, and I.
Minneapolis mills made lt,23e .5gj bar
reis Of -four during iS9s This Is a rec
ord breaker for the city and the world,
], Frank Whenton. member Of the
present legislature In Minnesota, is the
first colcred man who ever sat In that
body.
The federal government will be asked
for an appropriation Of Ss,O00,O00 for
the Louisiana purchase centennial ex-
position in 1901.
Dr. Thomas j. Burlington, aged rs
years, and Miss Fannie Conrad. aged
IL, both OF ilaton Rouge, were married
In New Orleans
In Pinar del Rio city all places Of
business saye drug storee, barber shops,
bakeries, hotels aud cafea are now
closed on Sundays.
Tho controlling stock in the Spanish
bank of Cuba Is said 10 have been ac-
qulred 10y Grover Cleveland an5 sew
eral Wall street speculntnrs
Thon., A RAl,or IT, .or ot .;,
y..,or ana M usr,s f,,,is' o = rs,,,hsr
q rnsmberos ,bs casino onrr, ,o,,raoy
were married In New Yark
A nnmh.r % IA sr,rt.h u-.n.. o.
a,g..sr, nor,tnrS :, ~ t.,,ns - i., S,,ba
are rbans,r, ba.Ss ar ~ hn~a.. = ,s.,na
A A,,.rt,..s. =, s,ar,,Ia .,,.. 80
- 'f'~~''t 'h"'
n,s aseiarea ss % oy her lriend, iha. Ar.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23

Flames destroyed three business
buildings in Philadelphia, the loss be-
ing s4OUOoO
At Freneh Run, Pa, house belong
ing to n woodsman named Carlson was
burned and four children perished In
the flames.
In session In New York the Ameri-
can Newspaper Publishers association
elected as president s. II Kaufman.
Of the Washington Star
In the United States there were i7s
business failures In the seven DAYS
ended on the 18th, against 2i7 the week
previous and 20S iu the corresponding
period of 1898.
Al the leading clearing houses ia the
United States the exchanges during
the week ended on the 18th aggregated
1885,, ,G2i ,O0i, against 81, ,s26, ,o52, $50 the
previous week. The increase compared
with the corresponding week In 1898
was 2.5
From London Rev. John Watson. d.
D., better known by his nom de plume,
Ian Maelaren, arrived iu New York.
In the ruins Of q burned building In
Philadelphia three firemen were killed.
At BurkcttSille, Me-, Albert Hcysier.
who murdered his wife and s,epdaugh-
ter, committed suicide by taking poi
son.
In Philadelphia Luther Chaplin.
founder of the senior order of United
American Mechanics, died at the age
of 50 years.
With the Twelfth infantry the trans-
port Sheridan left Brooklyn for Manila.
In q Philadelphia boarding house
Mrs. Charles Fahrenkamp, aasd 30, her
two children and an unknown woman
were aEphyxiated by gas.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23
sAENGERBUND CENTENNIAL.
ttssat Preparations SHAKING In Cincinnati
tS Eatertain Their Musicai
Ouesls in june.

Cincinnati. Feb. 2o,-Ground will be
brokcu to-day for the grcntiutenation-
al saengerfcst building The centennial
OF this organization will be celebrated
here next June. The contractors are
under bond Of 10000 20 complete the
building by June 10. The stage is to
be reads for rrhcarsals June !.
Chditman Schiller Gf 'he Commit.
tee on reception announces TINT quar-
terA have been secured already for i.i25
singers. most of them being frum Ger.
many Most OF the musical societies
of this country will send representa-
tives here In person 10 secure quar-
terE.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23
THE coRrEs REASsEMBLEs.
ssRssors whe wAat the Hood Of spaniss
Generals and Aamirals To Fiou-
Tumultnans sssnss.

Madrid. Feb. 2l.--The cortes rrss.
scmbied yesterday. The galleries In
both chambers were thronRed with an
expectant crowd. The senate was very
full, hardly a single senator being alb
sent.
Senior Nontero Rios, president OF the
senate. In opening the proceedings.
pronounced an c"logy upon NJ. faurr,
aud resolution Of coincidence with
France WINS adopted unanimously.
Ths BIn Go Csds the Philippines
Senior Sagasta, the premier. then
proposed 20 refer the bill providing
for the cession Of the Philippines 90
the United States 10 @ special commit
tee, but this the conservatives protest
ed against, declaring that the bill
ought 90 be consclrntiously discussed.
aud senor sagus,a withdrew his pro
posai.
ceadusa sf spasish 0sasrAls Daring shs
War.
Count d'Aimenas then brought ZIP
the question OF the conduct Of the gen
erals engaged in the war In Cuba, de-
S!==!=:. shat G-.. Primo Rivera. Gen.
weyier. Gen. Blanco, Admiral Cervera
and Gen. LiRarrs had proved failures
This declaration elected much ap-
plnuse from the public galleries, iu
consequence OF which SEVERAL ~ the
spectators were expelled from the
chamber.
rhs shsnssfuI Capisaist,oa Of sHntisEs
Observing that he would deal with
the shameful capitulath1p of SANTA
60" Count d'Almenas asked the house
whether De should proceed. and YVES
answered with cries OF yes" aud mo"
and a general uproar enimed.
A repetition OF the query provoking
q still greater tumnlt, Senior sngasta
arose and defended the government
and It's peace commissioners The pre-
micF criticized Americas uniuasified
conduct, and said that everything
might be discussed concerning the war
b-caase the crses Of the generals were
siill sub judicio.
rive Months % Psaes aud Not = sinEis
General Shot.
Count d'Almrnas reaumed his at
tack upon the generals, and com
planned that FIVE months had elapsed
and not a single general had been
shot"
This gave rise 60 another tunult
and Count d'Almenas WIS called to or.
der. Again he asked why the generals
who chpitulHted had not been execut
ed. II, IL quite true" he declared,
"ihAt the army Is an army os lions led
BY asses." Capt.-Gru. Blaneo's admin
lstration In Cuba was deplonhle, he
said. but he was not responsible tuf
the surrender NJ santiago.
Renewed Disora~r.
determinations continued between
Count d'Almenns and Lieut. Gen. Cor
r.n. the minister Of war, and there was
renewed disorder. Then Gen. Primo
de Rivera arose and denounced Count
d'Almenas az y "contenntible ealum,
inator,"
Cen fiinstco se'tdt.ltA drfnss3inp faiH
generals md accepting fun responsi.
hillty for events IN Cuba during his
command In the isinnd Gen. Bargeh
also denounced Count d'Almeuns as q
Caluminator.
After promise on the port Of Count
dAlmeuss 20 produce proofH Of his a.
scrtions to-day, the senate adjourned.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23
AT A RIPE OLD AGE.
hTs. zaehariAh Chandler, widow of ths
Famous Mirhigaa stAtssihHai Phases
PoacsfaiIy Away.

Detroit, Mich, Feb. 20.--Mts. Zachn.
riah Chandler. widow OF the famous
Michigan Statesman, died here yester.
day afternoon. She had been suffe-.
er for several months from various ih-
flrTnities incident 10 old age, 90 which
she finally succumbed. Mcs. Chand-
ler's maiden name was Ieiiiln Doug.
Ina. She was a native OF Baltimore,
but previous 10 her marriage, lived In
New York, During Senator chand.
lrs's career iuwashinEtonl Mrs, Chand.
Ter passed The winters al Washington.
where she was known as social enter.
tainer Much % her iirne In later
years was spent at Ellsworth, Ne.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23
A NEW ALASKAN TOWN.
u wiii be Named THku, and WIN be Advan-
taRsoasiy Located on rAhn Iiay,
la tbs Atlin District.

Tacoma, Whsh,, Feb. Engineer
J. r. Jones has returned IN juneau
from a surveying trip over the Taku
trail 90 the Atlin district. He sur
veyed the site OF new town. which
viii be called Tnhu. Il Is advantage
ctSly located on Takn bay, four miles
above the mouth Of the Taku river,
and about rs miles from Juneau, and
Is expected TO become the ocean term
mus of railroad In which eastern
capitalists are interested. This road
IL TO trpvcrse the Aflin mining dis
trict, and will extend TO Teslin on the
route 20 the Elondike country.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23
THE ST. LOUIS WORLDS FAIR.
The Einanee Committee WA Have NC
Troabis in Raising this rive Million
Dss!sEs sszSszsry.

ST. Louis, Feb. ia member of
the Worlds fair executive committee
Is authority for the statement that
when the finance committee begins
TO solicit subscriptions there will be
several surprises for the Worlds fair
enthusiasts in ST. Louis. This mem
ber OF the committee says that he can
'onch for at lcnSt two capitalists in
b. Louis who have promised to sub
scribe $4,000 ciich, while $4,000 sub.
tcriplions will not be uncommon. The
statement that the local $1,000. 900
could be raised in short order goes
without question.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23
c1.s. af the yysman,s rsasr.ss.

Washington. Feb. 2I.--The National
Council Of Women closed its trisnnlsi
session here yesterday with two en-
eeutiv~ sessions dlspesing OF odds and
ends of unimportpnt business.
Arrangements were made for repre-
sentation ut the international council
meeting In London. next May. but the
names Of those eelecsed as dniegates
will have 10 be finally passed on ny
the international organization. 10th
the srtsTsEg and present president OF
the Natienai council viii hrad the dele
cation from this eounsry.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23
rhs Efsesiea Of o Nee @. a, u. Gem.
tnepder-ln-Ehisf.

Cincinnati, Feb. 2f.--capt. W. C.
johnson, ssnlor yice-eommander-in
chief of the Grand Army Of the Repab-
iic and acting commaBder-in-ehief, is
charged with the duty of calling to-
eeiher the executive committee for the
purpose Of electins' eornaIander-ln-
chief for this remainder OF the ter1sl
Although the jndRe advocate general
has decided that the executive commit
tee has full power 10 elect, Acting
Commandment Chief johnson win ~
to Philadelphia for sslil further cor.
sidesaticn before taking Official action
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23
sPAIN's TWENTY MILLIONS.
Tbs Beuss commitkse sa Appropriations
Ordered o FaverAbis Report ca
tha nni % Pay It,

Washington, Feb. 2i.--The house
committee on appropriations ordered
q favorable report ON the bill To pay
spain 2D,000, 900 for the Philippines.
An amendment declaring the policy
of the government toward the Philip
pines was defeated by party vote.
Chairman Cannon was directed TO call
up the bill under suspension of ths
rules.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23
Arrangements for the TFansfer eff the
Pnsoaia'a Passenger.

Boston, Feb. Ala message was re-
eeived yesterday afternoon By Mr.. Al
exander Martin, Boston agent of the
Cumard line, from the home Office at
Liverpool, regarding the arrangements
for the transfer cf The passengers Of
the steamship Pavonia. which was
toyed into st. Michaela on Saturday.
disabled. 20 the effect that thoae OH
board the Pavonia viii leave the
Azores about the 2sd, probably by the
steamship Vega. The Vega ID An
ocean-going vessel plying regularly be-
tween New York and Spanish ports.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23
PEACE AND HONESTY.
what Thsy Have Doue for the Desessp.
Hseat OF Trade aaa Commases
tn Perea

Linn. Peru. Feb. 20.--Ths Peruvian
government is abou, to publish In En-.
glish pamphlet giving synopsis o.
the commercial statistics af Peru dur
Ing the last three years. II IL extreme
~ Interesting On showing an increase
IN r~tenhe generally and s04pef~eehs.
increase In exportatioas, both due, the
government win declare, 10 peace and
honest administration.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23

Lendon, Feb 2i.---Answering qnsn-
ton In the house OF commons yester-
tiay, put by Mr.. Jasiss Francis Hogan,
anti-parneliiie member for the divi.
sion Of Tlpperary, respecting Z French
mnn's purchase of an siinportant
stFatrgisal position NJ the gateway ct
Canaaa,- and the alleged esirtsons of
tAe prcvioas cccupIcrs, the govern
nssnt leader, Mr.. A. 7. DaIfcur. hrss
icri of tsc trrnsHFS, sAid the is,and %
AnsIe5siI had hsfp purchased hs M-
Nraisr, but hr iad no nficiai IHfornaAs
fion regsssing sbe svias1ons.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23
fks Loss % ths wisconsin Cs@ss Go. ey ths
Fire st Fort wsshtpKt.a. WIS.

Port Washington, Wis, Feb. si.---
Sunday nights ere, which totally de-
s,royea the plant Of the Wisconsin
Chair Co.. covering three blocks. and
laying waste three additional squares.
was finally brought under eontroi-
The ioss to the chair company will he
about ssoOooo fully covered BY In
surnnee. The loss TO other property
viii am0int TO about ssoO,0oos part
IL covered by INSURANCE.. The small
lusxes were sustained Nv 10 or 70 iss
dlyidusIs.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23
1hs FussIsss Of 0sasiss rsvessis .sssa.- xhs
eevereor n1ass Drstde.

Denver. Ccl.. Feb. ao.--The sssa
branches Of tho Legislature hare dis
agreed as 20 whether the charges
against the management Of the state
insane sxyium were proven or not. Ths
senate has adopted the report 1T The
nsajcFfty Of this investigating epmnaif-
ts<. which exrneIvtes the superintead-
ent pr. p. X. Thombs, wkiis TN house
efpptcd tho minority rcpuEt. tlemand-
Ing bis rcHossl i,oth reports now -
10 the governor. II Il ramorrd that
superintendent Tumbs win resign.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23

In Chicago David Bradley, president
of the David Bradley Manufacturing
company and the oldes, plowmnker In
the country, died suddenly at his home.
aged SIS years.
Flames wiped out the business pOr-
tlon of Huunrwell, Kan.
Martha Tcrman died at Crystal, o
T., aged iOs years
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23
An IsIeIa rsII and KiIlea EaIm.

u. q. Gibson, On years old, wat 10.
stantly killed at the Rex mills, In Kan
sas City. by large icicle falling upon
him from the cave Of the building,
crushing his skull.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23

Elmer Bardmus, an Fast Joplin mar
ness-maker, was ru;n over by an slee-
trio car on the Interurban line, and
both legs were cut OF below the knees.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23

Einz ore has advanced and broke an.
ether worlds record, selling at SAT per
ton in the bin nt Joplin. This ore ad.
vanced 81 per ton within two weeks.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
rhs Mes Secretary. uon. Ethan A. uisch-
ooeh, fate Anh.ssaaaF 10 Russia.
As Ms Post.

Washington. Feb. ei.--Mr, Ethan Al
len Hitchcock, Of So. Louis, recently
United States ambassador to Russia,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23

The federal circuit cosvt ss ID Louis
decided that wife's rrsidenoe was
the saise of her husbands unless the
per=ons legally separated.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23

TsR sslszuEs Of me TTnxz are always sRsw
as una pscpls Of sAs eovaty 10 express thsis
apinseAs 90 all pabiin eoaalioas W lsg u fxss
ragtaMaA
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23
THE ELOND|EE COUNTRY.
A Complete Report Of the Relief
Work Of the War Department
Sent to Congress.
sUCclAcT STATEMENT or CAPT. Pm. RAY

EothiaE Toand In Eithsr Alaska sE the
Northwest Territory TO JualifI shs ursas
hasb of People There, or the Enormous
Investment In Trs nsPoEtatlon ana Trad
lpE CompanlSa
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23

Judge Marshall handed down an
opinion reversing the Missouri sa-
preme courts previous ruling that 10
could not remit excessive damages.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23

The National Hereford breeders as.
sociation held a meeting n kAnsas
City. IL decided 10 hold a combined
show ahd sale there October % TO Is
inclusive, and net apart 5000 To be
paid in cash prizes. In addition large
number of special prizes have hses
guaranteed.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23

John solberg, aged 20 years. was In.
stansiy Killed IN q eoat mice at Elliott.
RandoiPh ccu=--v, a few days ago. by
I fall of fock.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23

u. 5. slifes, q prominent populist Of
johnson county, wns accidentally
killed while hunting. HE gun waA
discharged while he was climbing over
D fence
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23

At st. Joseph, jesse Boswell killed
Thomas McRoy by crushing his skull
sxith brick. Roth were yoIaE mea.
They quarreled over game of pool.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23
Theodore sax.ias haps, ss NJ. Isais

Theodore Sessinghaus, one OF the
bcst-khowa German citizens of st.
Louis, died suddenly. He was well
known In the milling business.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23

ChriRtian Neideck, railroad sectien
hand, at 81. Joseph, was burned to
death In the FIRE that consumed hls
dwelling. Neideck lived aions.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.


James Hickman. aged 70, at HIS
home near Salem. Mr.. Hickman was
q veterpn Of the civil war, serving Ia
an ohio regimen, and for q number
Of years had been blind.
w, +. Stewart, a pioneer. at Leb-
anon.
Joel Martin. aged so, a pioneer resi-
rent OF Odessa.
j. c. Johnson, for many years a
prominent business man Of Wentz-
Ville.
supreme Court Niil FaiiInE Bshiad.
The Missouri supreme court is two
years behind lie docket II is said
that in many cases attorneys appeal
cases to this court and -pvc money for
their clients, because they know that
they win not be decided for two yeara.
and that, furthermore. many casea
reach the supreme court on appeals
IRON lower courts which would not
come IL the litigants knew they would
be taken up aud decided promptly
The supreme court disposed of asa
cases during 1905 while I94 new cases
we're dockcted. This left the court 90
cases father behind on itE docket
During jhr year opinions wrrr write
ten By the different judges, as fol.
lows. which in"lnd" - dissenting crsa-
ions: CAN'T, C. j., IS; Brace, p. j., 3s;
Robinson, q; Sherwood, ~; Bur-
gess, 81; Williams. 81; Marphall. 80;
Mactarlaue, n; Barclay, .; Tichenor
Especial judgc), I, and per ear.aui, s.
In this table IL Ia TO be- noticed that
Judges Williams md Marshall did not
serve full year NJ they were ap-
POINTED 10 on vacancies
"A measure 10 aid the court to
catch up with lie docket, the legislaa
ture is 10 be asked TO pass n law re-
quiring lawyers ~ appeal eases to
ngrrc upon statements of facts. This
Is 10 be sent up with the case and bo
incorporated in the opinion. This
would eGGhic :he esaT: g a.=;sasS 90
. $50 more cases in a year
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23
Making the Fsatsbmsat Fit the csime.

Grenoble, France, Feb. 2i.-Max
Regis. the former mayor Of AlgicrA,
and editor OF the Antl-Juif. has been
sentenced in default 20 three years
imprisonment and to pay fine Of
1000 francs for press ofTenses and
clarifying murder aud pillswe at meet.
ingz in AlT.crS and Paris"
NJ. Philippe, managing diEectr ei
the same paper. has been sentenced to
eight years imprisonment and TO paw
o 1lne Of 100 francs on the sanae chsrge.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23
oaaI rsrsshsd b. Thousands.

The small gone throughout ths
Cznrks suffered greatly during the
cold weather. Thousands 81 quail per.
ished N 'hc storm. Farmers report
finding whole covers frozen stiff IN
buneh"s where they huddlcd at night.
The imported pheasant has been dis
tributed over the sac river country.
forth Of Springfield, and Il Ia feared
tnnt much Of the fine game WIS de
stToyed by tho cold,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23

The homc of Mrx Lucy Hcisobes.
ssar FIoridn, Monroe county. wsx de-
stFoysd by ARE. The sasa Il tissoo- Ne
tnsmrnnee
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23

james Garrison, farmer living in
Camden county, put up Ice during the
cold snap. and his crop Is all one piece.
ii measures 20 feet each way. lie con-
atructed a box. into which, hy means
Of troughs, he conveyed streams Of
water from a spring In the hillside.
The wnter frozc, and when ihr T. x
wRs allied the trcuFhs were removed.
Around this box Mr. Garrison built u
larger one, filling the space between
the two with charcoal and sawdusf.
He says he will drill aud blast hls
huge cube Of ice as he lnay have oc-
casion to uso Ice during the summer.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23

Mayor james NJ. Jones Of Kansas
City has filed suit for divorce from
Ada I. Jones, The petition only
makes one special allegation, that Of
desertion from his hed and board after
repeated requests to return, The
couple were married In Kansas CitS
during October, 1858, and the sepafa.
iioE eaais IN january. ises. Mrs.
tcn~= q ncm n ChIcana.