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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-05

Even 10 the strong. however. as 10
the engineer already mentioned, there
sometimes come moments when the
nervous system seems utterly 70 fail In
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02
AN IMPORTANT DENIAL.
a hsassaTtaK Statement Prom FostmastaS
tssaesai 90 NswnpRper Pan
iish~ru.

Washington, dee, ss.--Thc post
master general said yesterday that
the department. had received n large
number of teleRrRms and letters ask
ing II ruling had been made that
"Hiy subscriptions Ia newspapers and
periodicals which ate paid la cd
vance arr legitimate. lie said thar nc
such ruling had been made and that
tno supposed inquiries were the re
suit Of a ruling made by the third
assistant postmaster general, In che
ease of New York publication, the
subscriptions 90 which were mainly
induced by premiuma. and which
ruling applied only 80 the condition.
~ that particular ease, ur to aimilaT
conditions IN other cases Thv pub.
fishers ~ the New York periodical
and also publishers In Chicago, the
PostmHstcT general said, had sent cir
eulnrs misreprcsen,ing the ruling
made. lie said that no ruling what
cvpr has b~en made which intcrfsrrs
with reasonable credit on subscrip
rions 90 legitimate publications.
The postmaster general added that
publishers should not take alarm al
false reports, which, bc Naid, are de
signed to erHi,erFass she reform iE
progrcEs.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02
HAND-To-HAED FIGHTING.
teas srsuss aaa a Large
Fasrp of noionsrR.

Washington, dee. e7,--The war de-
partment has received n eHblcRram
from Gen. Chaffee. at Manila, giving
an account of the engagement near
Da?ada. samar. in which COMPANY
Y. Ninth infantry, lost seven men
killed and number wounded. The
cableRram = Ms follows.
Gen. II. Smith reports following
During scout near Dapado, Samsr,
December -. tCapt.l Francis II.
Schoe ffel with detachment Of n men
Company Z, Ninth infantry, were At.
tackled hy large force Of bo'omcn
spFingiuK from thickrts. Severe
haHt-in-haDd Sighting ensucd. Fol
lowing casualties occurred;
Killed Sergeant John +. swisher.
Corporal James Gaughan, PriyateS
John Marrn, Frank McAndrew. Jo-
seph A. Wcippert and Geo Bedford.
Woundrd--Capi, Francis H. Schoef.
fel, slightly; Corporal John n. Rus.
sell; priyater Daniel L. MePherson,
Geo. Claxton, severely; Arthur Don.
nicnsile, slightly. One esther killed
unr wounded. Names later. No prop
erty lost. Enemy driven from field.
having lost severely. LanR's detach,
mcnt Of Philippine scouts arrived
Enon after and assisted In caring for
the wounded and removing the dead
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02
TOO MUCH PROMOTION.
Owners which Faited-ssFuek
n Heat 1-vkeV.

Barbnursyille, ky,, Dee. 2s.--lt 10
reported ;Hat promoters had ar.
ranged tu sink gas and Cii wells IN
this county to depth where theS
were certain that oil would he found
In paving quantity and then ''pIrg'
the wells, leaving the impression tha,
they were dry holes" in order that
the price for lRad leases could be
kept down, Since Christmas the
oserscens hnss been absent. and IL iS
claimed that the drillers went too
deep, with the result that a guahcT
cumr In six miles from Barbaurs lille
yielding 1000 barrels n day. The oil
became ignitrd and the hre de.
Atroyed all the machinery and sur
rounding timber.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02
A WEEKS HISTORY
The Important Happenings Of q
Week Briefly Told.
IN ALL PARTS or THE UNION
All the latest News nf Interest from
Washington. From the Fast, the
West and the South
IN ALL PARTS or THE UNION
THE LATEST FOREIGN DISPATCHES
PnnM MAsIIINGron.

John ID l"nr, secretary ~ the asyy.
omphalIchl'y iru!sz she rumor that
De- contemplate rrsiCuing.
rrc.iiru, Roosevelt personally rep
rimaUdsi O'gu. Nilss Tor discussing hr
Schlsy ease. and o furibrI. rrbukc was
administered 90 him hy me secretary
Z war The fudInEg ~ the na }Drlty
- The court ~ inquiry are Endorsed by
Secretary Long, who has dissolved the
court, dismissal Historian daclay and
made % plain 'bal The administration
wants the matter dropped,
u is announced thl' Gov Leslie n
shaw, OF Iowa, has born rendered 90"
portfolio ~ s,crutary Of th- treasury,
She position having been declined by
Gov, Crane. ~ MassachuSci,S. who
pleads press ~ private business.
Edgar stanton MarlBy az first de-
riiusd 10 resign af th" presidents or.
der, hui changed bic mind and decided
90 Do 20.
Rear Admiral Schlcy has been paid
&.13i prize money
Announcement is officially made
from the white hou.. tha. Gov. Leslie
", shaw has accepted the post ~ SEE
rotary 81 the treasury. Rumors that
Secretary Wilson would resign are VI
hrial'y denied
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02
THE DANISH WEST INDIES.
~. CrstS island, ARatnst sale
Of che fslaRSs-

st. Thomas. u. W. l., Dee. ss.--A
large ordcly demonstration tnok
place ~ ChrlstInnsted, island Of Sc
CruiN, D. ". l.. T'hnrsday afternoon.
Those who taok part In Il comprised
representative uf the native. official
and planting elements. Resolutions
were made urging Denmark to intro
duce reforms and Improvements In
the Danish West Indian islands and
to lift the islands aui ~ the humilia.
tiona of the past. li wEx also set
forth that the leading Inhabitants
~ the islands, especially the natives
nf standing. merchants, planters and
Danish subjects evnrraliy. demand
that the islands t'e nos Sid. bat that
eOnimercIHi. indu~;=iAl aHa social re-.
forms under the .a4nish issS be inssi.
tutcd. The rrss,lstinbS express es,ze-
deher ths1 King Christian Sad his
ministry win consider ths tiesnH,,,sss
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02
The SUBSIDY OUTLOOK.
rFasAhIIIty aS %. Promotions a-=-
RolliAH Their scheme ThruuEh
Congress.

II reported from Washington that.
In spite oi the fact that the new sub.
sidy bill has been framed with the view
oi attracting supper thai failed to
rally TO the original bill, the project
has NOE little or no additional favor
and eau count on very few strong ad-
voeatcf. Those who were the most
earnest and vigorous in opposition Ia
the former biii are nearly or gw'ls al
a. strongly opposed 60 the new bill,
and those " ho were Simply cod toward
the scheme nj the last session occupy
the same zttiiudc to-day, convinced,
jhry arc said 60 be. that not a single
promise OF the subsidy promoters is
80 be relied on. Comparatively few
republican members care to talk about
the bill, and ss=s.. such knowledge VI
The situation a. can be- obtained. It IL
reRaruea a. unlikely tha; :; will pass
on its merits or popularity, says The
BinEhamton tN. " Lsa6rr.
II Was. however, intimatc5 some
time ago that the sub,idy promoters
might succeed IN logrullinv their
scheme through congress. ur insure its
success by making the security Of
other legislative interests dcprod upon
the fate of the subsidy bill. such tac-
ties an this ~"':!1. -: cugTsg, hc = sas-
gestive Indication 81 the concern %
the suhsidy people for the public vel
fare, which they pretend would bc sub
ser,vd by th" suCcrss of their schs me.
Nobody Wil!. h3~CvPr. be- surpr,--'. al
anything she advocates " this meas.
ARE mas do TO secure its passage, Tor
nob 5dy can be 10 doubt the, lhr sr!=
purpOSr Of those who are hrhini 10 Is
Co tap he treasury. Oyerwhe lining de-
II may not ret It's deserts.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS.

Foraker SrHms disposed 10 bN
the Hanna of the Roosevelt admins.
;ration. Unless all signs fail. however,
Roosevelt Is rather more than likely
to he his own Hanna, and president.
Richmond Dispatch.
As Il was with Arthur so Il will
he with Roosevelt The influence Of
President Mckinley has departed from
the republican councils-wi;ncss she
swift smothrrinR Of reciprocity. That
influence will soon cease 20 have even
reminders In the administratiou.-N.
Y. World.
----AmericA is the ons civilized
country in the world whose citizens
cannot buy ships where they please.
Until we allow this privilege those VINO
claim 10 be- the special champions of
the American merchant marine have
no right TO ask the people TO tax them
selves in It's behalf. indianapolis
News (lnd.l
The president II positive in the
opinion that there should he no gen.
eral revision of thr tariff. lie adopts
the fallacy that business panirs are
created by tariff reyisions, aud has
that to say as regards the tariff being
framed In the inieTeats of labor which
is more appropriate In partisan ap-
pcals than IN a presidential document.
---lSoston Herald (Ind.).
but for the magnitude and iu.
porianes Of seemingly neglected in
iereats The almost hystcricai zeal ot
congressman 20 enact Hll manner Of
leyis..=. .ion against anarchists Aud an.
archism would be treated as Jest.
II IL hard to escape the conviviiaa.
however. that a great many members
would BE- far less jealous iG making
laws 20 extermlnate anarchy If they
did not ind in this legislation means
OF diyertin5 public atieniicE. in 3
way, from reciprocity, irusts. 1uhxis
dies and the war taxes. Detroit Free
Press.
The new subsidy sill is by 40
means satisfactory measure 10 the
men who have fsthered n, but they
are anxious to get some measure rec
ogrlxiug the principle OF ship snhsi-
dies .Asc..s,. eas..r-== aid arr will
ing, because they mass. 20 wait Tor
what they most desire until they can
ask for u ON the ground srn4 con
gross mnst stand t2g thr poisc, ss
has inaugurated and perfect a. TEsar
aim of this bin & :. :. capture shr sup
,.rtrs ~ tse.s.rx, -. ..-t.
ed against the boidly ohnexlcus fea-
fnrcs Of the former hliL on the.
ground .:snt the nc~ hlli Is harmless.
iias for the purpose ef :=-...s;;ss .:=.-.....;ss -psne
kind Of 9 sahsiay measure through
- . starter Senator Rsye sssss. ss;;sr russ
would mos eosaidrr this BIN worth
hghiIng far.--liassoa Herald.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02
SENATOR WILLiAH 8. sEwEs.L.
Ar iiinsKs Cevertsg over Tws rsavs
Ended hy nrath

- AN&NHs
Camden, n. j.. Dee. ss.--United
States Senator VIM J.. srwcIl died al
his home here at s:a0 a. m. lie suf
Tered from diabetes. complicated
with stomach and heart srnuhle
Senator sewell's Illness had extended
over a period Of two years. but his
condition was not considered serInus
until about a year ago. His con.
slant attention to- the duties dcyoly.
ing upon him In HE official canacity
resulted. in 1890, In a collapse. A trir
to Europe was beneficial. and he soon
recovered sufficiently to resume hls
duties. Toward the end of the last
session of congress he dcyoIyrd a
complication of diseases, and. actipp
on the adv.cc nf his physicians. again
visited various health resorts IN Fu.
rope. Upon his return his condition
showing no Improvement, Senator
seweil went tN Aahcvilie, n. C.. where
he remained two months. lie re.
turned Ia his home about four wrcks
ago, and for a few days a slight i'm.
prorement in his condition was noted
within the past two weeks q success
sion Of shaking spells greatly weak.
ened hlra and compelled his phy.
stefan to bandop the hope Of pro.
longing his life. When death came
the senator's family gathered at his
bedside. lie had been unconscious
for some time before the end.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02
GRIM MAPER'S HARVEST.
Death Of Gov. John r. Rogers Of
Washington After an Illness
Of Six Days
SENATOR sfwtlL, OF NEW JERSEY, DEAD
THE Former sacrumbed 60 Fn~anso-
aia and the Latter ss Diabetes
aaa csmptirHtionA--CApt Rleh-
ard y. LsaFy. the First GsverRoE
OF Gunm, Aiso Gaae,

Olympia, Wash. Dee. es.-Gov.
John u. Rogers died after an illness
Of six days. For the last l2 hours
h. WINS ia & cemat0sr state. The col
lapse WIS a surprise 80 his physician
and family. Arr. Rogers aud tho gov
erRor's daughters, Mrs. Bisckmsn
and Miss Helen RoRevs, were nc his
bedside. The governors sou. Edwin
Rogers, who Is in London, was sabled.
and =. }. Rogers. the Stanford uni
yersity professor, and A, C. s,ogers,
Of Santa Barbarn, were sent for.
Ernest Lister. William Blackman and
Private Secretary Pyletierc. together
with Chief Justice BeayIs nnd iustics
White. Of the supreme court were In
attendance Rt the house during the
day. The first symptoms os Gov.
RogcrE's Illness developed last Fri.
day afternoon, Ht his Office. He snn.
irnc'ed chill. A fever resulted and
by ten o'clock Saturday morning she
governor began To complain Of pains
IN his chest. The fever Increased
slightly and the pains became quite
severe. On Sunday the first reports
Of his condition wcre given out. II
was announced that he was suffer.
ing from iobar pneumonia. the mid.
die lobe Of the right lung being az.
ircted. IL was Tharsday that the
first turn for the worse came. Il,
afternoon he was weak and the end
was expected at any Faoment. Ht
was unconscious aud therefore free
from pain. He fingered until eight
O'Clock when he expired.
Gov. RsHrrs' Career,
John n. Rogers was born IN Bruins.
wick. Me-, September I. iS3s. From
iss2.ls5G be wua y drug clerk in nos.
ton. and for the next four years was
engaged In She drug sas.nrss in Lhog.
son. Miss. lie taGghi schoul for sew.
-ral years In Illinois, and in IsTe
moved Ca Wichita. ERs.. where he was
editor Of the kansas Communsr Dur.
ing bis residence In Kansas Gov. RaR.
ers berHme Farmer alliance organlI.
er. In 1890 he removed Ia the state
Of Washington. where he was elected
20 the legislature In 1898 he was
elected governor on the fusion tick.
ct, and was reelected in 1900. Gov
Rogers was the author Of several
works ON political economy, among
them The irrepressiblc Conflict
Looking Forward" and @The In.
alicnabIc RiRhs 0f Mnn."
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02
HANNA's INTEREST.
Faxy Move of the De~adsHi Hose 90
Gain she Geaa via ai the
Pesgig. A

senator Hanna has assumed g new
ruir "a 49, Interview which he gave
out prior ,o biz departure for the CON
ference ui the American Civic fedora
tion. The chairman Of the republican,
national committee ~ social reform-
er. pure and simp.e, Ia character to
which The public has not accustomed
Itself, says the ST. Louis Republic.
For Chairman Hanna has never beeH
known as a pbsianthrnpist. Ia his in
tercsilnF statement regarding bis part
In former strikes and their yEt,lrmrni
one fact stands out clear and distinct.
Sis appearance In labor troubles has
always been eoinoidtnt With a P2ad-
Ing political campaign where his
friends we're arrayed against the labor
organizations.
In ihe present instance there arc
reasons why he canpo, iusr money ~
prestige among the trusts by sdyoca'-
ing . mutual disarmsavnt IN the in-
dustrial world"
Yet that such conference as tho
recent one Ia New York should be made
,hc tppi ~ a political manager - ~
be rsFrstisd by wi isuc 'ifsnas ~ tho
American Civic federation. n Hanna
h. usiuE the conference % a stepping
stoHv 80 the republican nomina ,ion for
the presidency in 1905. c. % ne expects
80 hCa, Foraker 10 Ohio by proclaiming
himself as a sociai Mosrs, he Is
trirksicr IN either case.
II Senator Hanna Intended his inter.
,iew strictly far Ohio consumption,
he has missed his mark. His agility
IN stepping tp the breach In labor
troubles only when his own ends may
be served Is too well known. A little
more disiuterestcdness on the part ot
the aspiring republican pniitieish
might after mary years change the
public estimate ~ his character, bH' .
Fr Haa. A. aHa.. s,s. sNa.H
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

Astoria. Ore. DIE. ss.--Ths FseHsh
bark Henrietta, l0aded~ with red
wuod and bound for the United Ming.
DOM sank during Thursday nigat's
storm ON reef ~ rocks just nboy
the depot Of the Astoria & Csluzsit.s-a
River railroad. She settled az birth
her anchors and IN supposed that thsy
forced n hole In her bottom. No lives
were lost. The captain has fiiesi
provost win Acting French Consul
Caerry against the tnp %nliHIn fog
leaving him af anchor there. whea
siss captain xpnkr the tug aad was
answered that che bar wss all right.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

Earning ui 100 railroads for the n
months ended uu November so 1901.
increased S5s.0OO 600. compared with
an Increase ~ si5 600. 900 in 1890. s52,-
Ooo oO0 ln 1900. and $50 500, 900 iu 1895.
The home Of John Nshhaugh. a farm
cr at Summcrvillc, Pa, VAS destroyed
by fire and fuur persons were burned
TO death. Five other persons were Be-
rlously injured.
" the age of u "Jcnuir June" Croly.
q writer aud organizer of womens
clubs, died al New York
The plan Of Secretary Gage for cen
trai bank s=sexplslned IN detail at the
Nand"riip banquet jr New York. lie
declared the tnatitutiou should have
~ least s5O,00n,O 900 capital.
Near Allentown, Pa, SIX we're killed
and ten injured In an accident on the
ConpersburE branch OF the Lchigh
Valley Traction company.
FiShinR schooner Eliza IT, Park
hurst NJ Gloucester. Mass. with
eight men ON board. has bren posted
as missing and rs believed 60 have
foundercd in the gale 81 November 2s.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

The lAiss, report ia shat an Hgrss-
ment has been reached between the
brlgaEds holding Miss stone captive
and the American leREtion at Constan-
llnopIe, under the terms - Shloh The
hTigsnda are 10 secgpt 1900 for the
rslesEe Of Ilss Stems.
Loss ef life attended the burning Of
the municipal market house AZ zaca-
sacas. Mex Fifteen bodies have ali
ready heen tasyR from the rnins.
IL is announced that Ecoator ChaHB-
csy =. Dsp~w and Mlss Nay Palmer win
be married at Nice, France, Deeem-
her 2e
The government of Chill and Argsn-
tine are reported 10 have agreed to
submit their dispute to arbitration
by Great BrisRin.
ny The hurninE Of q ttHin IL tunnel
og lhe overhead eicetrbs railway Al
a;ssspoeI ssssa psssons are knesn 10
hass pssisheas
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

Washington, Dee. 2T.-~The war de-
pn'lmeDt has been Hdvised by cable
from Manila OF the snramdcr of the
insargent ehieftain. SamiWn. at Nh.
tasaron, with ali his ofiiccts and men,
Is canuonnnd tyrliies. Muh,Saron doca
not appear on osy Of TIN, maps In
the pcssezuioTi of she department. buf
II is assumed thas the surrender took
place In the island Of Boh.d, "a 1t
was there that Samson Of h,te has
been operating with Ills folAywern.
hsslng crossed over fr6m tbs fsr,rsr
sseGe Of ms depredatisaa, the iasa,sd
of CNh4s.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

u i said that 0uccn Natalis'a condi.
ginB is more serious Than annopnord by
bulletins
4 dispatch from lord Kitchener re-
ports severe heElias n: ramcrous
pcirfs South Africa 10 whira The
ia.ses have been severe and about
r4asi.y divided beIarcn the Boerz
art the British.
q Hr~ prarr protocol between Ar.
ers'ir1 and Chill 70 signed. buf both
rsuaff.es continue uarikr prcpara.
f'Hrt.
Ter court Ia suits 10 roud-san land
frr ~ s.esa saFai station % Ila.
Ea -trf ihr price ~ S7s su Hcrr in.
sirat % tbe tfno demanded
Pine, ere made Tor aayaI review
ou 4r unprecedented scale ms part Uf
IN ITl lsA rHrursii0r programme.
4 cg,e'Nsvsa 81 prcgr~sn, Nura-
tss, 'eefr1yvd property worth
81 oa0 roo
it H szld 1hsg d. Italian govern
mcHi ha- --TFca'r# She JHiicG States
io have frarr-, .zvs extended ta pro.
tert iorr.rEsFs ff0m attack
o. khF hr-r s~r za hy fba Ur'trd
States q" rHt rev r'B5Ip aPuirFr Jkiua
~ t2s.O0o.uD0 tH E9nl1no witch rrva
rrscufs the actual damage sad cost
- the military lstasur. Far1pcsn
powers Uili nut Dol permitted i0 grab
the balance iurcsa Hart tH fl.s hs}p-
lees country.
80 Havana Nfm'rai Ii8zr,rsou Ard
the uhlcrrs of his Fr,r -,rs given
hangue' hy the Nrtsrsrs' a-sariatipu.
Gen. Garcia praised fb~ Hrrrriesu
nHyy and GcU. W"uh r'aio ,7sbu'r a.
the tuhaua
The siurkhDIdsrz of f4r ~ F~~rs
Mining company ars .rfaru-G ihat
the Kimberley mine, rrH1ars si701o.
600 ~ diamonds ypsfI,.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

Northwestern governors will meet
90 Helena Mont. bcc,mhrr 30, To con.
slider meant Of opposing the rail CON.
bine.
At Chicago the jury found Alcxan.
der sullivan guilty Of conspiracy 10 as.
EiKt BailiT Names !. Lynch 90 escape
lustic" aud imposed a fine - S2.O0c
~ Detroit, Mich. an operation was
performed uH Gen. Algyr Tor relief 81
an old trouble caused by gall stones
The patient rallied quickly and hopes
for bio recovery are eNprrs~rd.
81 JcfTrrsunvllc, Ind, Newell G
Rafhbuu was convicted 81 mauslaugh.
ter In connection with the death Of
Charles Goodman, the Killing Of whom,
10 was charged, was part Of an insur-
auce Swiudlc
Chicago death rate FOR 1901 is lower
than that recorded In any year 10 any
niher big city To- the world-las per
thousand
The state board uf equalization Of
lll'onis makes a net increase uf sis7.
600 600 over last year In tax assess
mcuI for the state. Almost all ~ the
addition falls upon Cook county. SIS.
100000 being valuation placed upon
rapiial stock of corporations,
The plant o. the Champion coated
paper works at Hamilton. o.. burned,
causing a loss of $4,000.
s. ChicagD Alexander Sullivan gave
a uew hail bond for $4,000 and will as
sist his counsel In preparing arguments
81 motion for n new trial.
Ex-Sccrciary Alger is thought to
have passed the crisis and prospects
for recovery are considered favor.
able.
4 band of soldiers AZ the Preside in
san Francisco engaged 10 a riot grow
ing out of stabbing and fought with
the police who attempted TO make ar
rests. Six officers were injured and
i6 soldiers arrested.
At Fort Wayne, Ind. two persons
are dead and one dying from asphyxi-
alton. the resul, of escaping gas.
Henry Shaffer, retired grocer, and
Annie James were dead shcn found,
and Henry Anderson n dying.
A negro named Richard Watkins
sas shot and instantly killed ai IRA
al. Ind, by his is-year-old son. Theo-
dore Watkins. The son says he fired
the fatal shols 10 save bis mothers
life.
Daring = quarrel over a land deal
near Wilmoi, Ark, three persons
were killed.
Chicago packers believe the new
German mest Inspection Laws win re-
suit in increasing their trade In Ger
many.
Fire destroyed The steamer Sun at
Memphis, Tenn, and four persons
were burned TO death.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

sew York. Ds-e. f'7.--austies Ho,.
hr.ok handed dosTA an order IN tire
court ,uf special 'iesslons yesterday
dismissing the rmlrsea OF cplprsssion
brought against Deputy Police Com
naifsionsr isryrrs Th- charges were
tn,lde NJ The insaanoe of q discharged
pAtrolman nayset u.sefif, ws,s...,, II ~
legged that Deyery had refused NJ
'hspr wisneasAs summoned b 0'Nsill
when hs ws& called rpau to anAwer
. complaint ss~s NJ. 0'Neill, had
drawa = reveivrr witAeut enuse sa
nakihS deylight srfest
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

London, Dec. ~ The following din.
patch has been received from Lord
Kitchener, dated Johannesburg:
Gen. Rumble reports that the night
of December ~. Col. FiTman's camp
Ht Zeefonteln, consisting Of three
companies Of Nsomanry and two
guns, was successfully rushed By a
strong comman lS under De Wet. II
Is feared the casualties wepe heavy.
Two regiments Of light nnrse are
pnrsuing the BueFB.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

Death of the Pirat American sex..
erner OF GuEaa fstnna.

Washington, Dec. ss--rhe navy de.
Partment, Friday morning. received
the following telegram fron Admiral
Mortimer L. Johnson. commanding
the i'csion navy yard.
Sapt. Richard =. Leary, United
States navy, disd this morning al ma.
riEs hospital. G.-lzsa."
S%nt. Leasy was the Hrut governor
of Guam :sster that island came into
the possession on :ss United States.
Capt. teary was rcSIr,rss. of the
command Of the receiving ship i,ir..
Hsond last October on account Of
h1aTt trouble. ann granted sig
nBpHthH' l~avr of nhaea,--.