The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-28

W"r" wounded
general Nrah risiu. f. said IN have
occurred In Yemen. Nrabia. against
Turkish authority.
The powers nt the instance Of the
United States have accepted the prD.
cip'c that no further individual con.
rcssiou- ~ territory In China shall be
sought or obtained hy any one power
without international assent.
Gcn. DyWrt aud President stryn
have issued proclamation accusing
the british nf harharir methods and
declaring the war is No; ended
In Russia - students have been
sentenced TO service in tho army.
The cabinet report, that tranquility
acain prevails in Madrid Spain.
LATER NEWS.
In The senate. on She c2d. :ha post
Office aud diplomatic and consular ap.
preparation bills were passed. the for.
ncr, after prutnctrd debate. but
| the latter in the rrrurl time Of ~
minutes. After spirited debate, the
! conference report uu the Indian ap-
/ preparation hill was rejected and the
| hill was sent back tu conference. In
Rrvurlaucr with custom. Nashingiuu's
farewell address ,,as read early in
! the dnN LIN the house the day was
| devoted iu odds and ends uf lcgisla.
ruu Nine bills uuuhirrtrd 10 were
I passed as were 20 claim bills. aud l39
/ private pension bills, among the lat.
ter one for $50 Rrnnnth tn the widow
of the late cen. Henry ". Lawton,
who was killed in the Philippines.
\ special to local paper from Chi.
huahua, Mexico, says that Grant Gil-
| lri. the Kansas cattlrmHu who ncd 10
| Nr>iru two years ago To- escape the
| wrath uf creditors from whom. IL is
said. hc secured nearly million dol.
Ian, will snou return Z" knusas city,
/ Mo, and give thorough account of
| himself Gillcti, IL h. said. is now
I prunlrss.
The Pacific Mail steamer Rio ia.
ucirp ran on hidden rock while en-.
| irriug the Golden Gate for San Fran.
cisco, ou the 2ed. in dense fog. She
| sauk q few minutes after striking, II
~ thought that nearly one hundred
aud hfiy persons we're drowned. Capt
William Ward. after doing oil possible
10 save others, went down With the
vessel.
| \ handsome RRycl has frcu present
| ed iu Nice rrcsidrnt-clcci Rou~c,clt,
made "f Usage Orange grown an a
farm i've miles west Of Beatrice, Nrh,
which was the first entry under the
homestead net. II is the gift uf Dr.
frrl Brothcr, of IIcutricr. the present
owner of the land
Rev. Henry Bntchford. for 60 Years
Presbyterian minister among the
Chippewa Indians Of the Lake Su.
pcrior region. died at Odanah. Wis,
on the I'D at tho age OF o. years His
life was spent with the Chippewns.
Il. &. Dun a Co., ON the 22d. report.
ed: Failures for the week were 253
in the United States, against ani last
year, aud - in Canada against - last
year"
The assassin Of james Lyai. acting
British consul at Ciudad Bolivar, Ven.
CSucla has been sentenced to II yearH'
imprisonment.
In the senate. on the a3d. the day
WIS given to the fortiiications and
army appropriation bills, the former
! being passed. The house bill making
the appropriation of S5.0OO,00O for the
ST. Louis Worlds fair In 1908 was
passed, with sunday closing amend
mcnt aud n rided appropriatinR $3.50.
600 for the proposed Charleston tS.C.)
exposition. and the day closed with
eulogics ON the late Representa-,
iioffecker. Of Delaware; Wise. of Nir-
Finin, and Daily. OF New Jersey. In
the house several Of the npprcpria.
tion bills were sent To conference and
considerable miscellaneous business
was transacted. A resolution 10 in,es-
tigatc the pay of house employees was
adopted. The session ended with eulo-
rics of the late Representatives Clark.
Of New Hampshire. and Shaw, of New
York.
Lord Kitchener reports the follow
Ing summary OF losSer inflicted on the
iloers during their late raid into Cape
Colony: Two hundred and ninety
two Boers known 90 have been killed
and wounded In action; So taken pris-
oncrs, 1s3 surrendered. one Is-pounder
gun, fGe rifles, 100000 rounds OF small
ammunition, $500 horses. 20 mulcs.
1890 trek oxen. 1900 cattle, 1s5.4o0
sheep and i,070 wagons aud carts cap
tured."
public inass-meeting of citizens OF
Wichita, Has, under the auspices Of
the Ministerial association, was held
there, ON the 2tth, and resolution
passed demanding the enforcement of
the prohihitory law. The meeting Ia
said 10 have been n tame affair. and
the demand" likely to be ignored.
Among the many letters received hy
Judge Hazen, of Topeka. Kas.. who
sent Mrs. Carrie Nation To Jail. is the
following: I'VE now propose, ~ Mrs.
Nation is held prisoner longer, to raise
the greatest army of women tho
world has ever known and wipe man
out OF existence. II In our intentiop
10 begin with you"
Minister ConRer win lrave prkin i'm
mediatei, for this country on 90 days'
ieare of absence. Commissioner
Rockhili will have full power 10 con.
duet the negotiations now In prog.
rcss.
Japanese ministerial newzpapers
vigorously repndiate the assertions At
900 damagts forinjnries received while
being initiated By the Modsfn Woaa-