The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11
LATER NEWS.

LATER NEWS.
Mai Edward p. GlsAn. NJ the Fifth
infantry, who was found guilty 10y a
courtmurtihl of administering the wa
ter cure to Filipinos, and sentenced
90 one months imprisonment and 20
pas Gbe ~ $50. has irru restored
to duty and ordered TO return TO his
command
4 feet ~ government steamers and
hargcE b. at work on the Missouri
river al st. Joseph Mo, to prevent
that stream from making threat
enej cut at new channel on the
Kansas side aud leaving st, Joseph
high and dry.
Secret Service Officer Craig who
was killed In the accident TO the
PRESIDENT "nrrinVc at Pittsflcld,
Mass, was engaged to be married 10
Miss katherine Murphy, young lady
Of Washington.
The National Letter Carriers asso-
citation. iu session ~ Denver, Col, on
the 5th. reelected y. e. Keller, of
Cleveland, a.. president and chose
Syracuse, n. s., a. the next meeting
place.
President Roosevelt left Washing
ton. nu the 5th, ON his southern trip.
The only stops he will make will be
II Wheeling. ". Va. Chattanooga and
Knoxville. Tenn, aud Ashc,illc, y, {.
The democratic state cons milton Ut
Pocatellu, Idaho, on the ;'h, nomi-
mated Joseph II. Hutchinson FOR CON
grcss and ininrscd the Kansas city
platform and Wm. j. Bryan.
Thomas Lewis. q miner living ~
Mariwisyillc. Ia. was arrested on the
9Th. charged with the murder "f Lena
Patterson and her brother, IN lics
Moiucs, In.. on April % last
Albert Mitchell, negro, iO2 years
old, who was nt one time slave Of
Henry Clay. the kentucky statesman,
was found dead In his bed at New Al
bauy. Ind, ON the ith.
Miss Mary Gamble. n well-knnwn
Cincinnati woman. who gave thou
sands ~ dollars annually in church
and charity work. died al Cambridge
England, on the ith.
An intimate friend ~ President
Roosevelt says there Is n" truth In
the report that the president intends
to visit Colorado soon ON u hunting
trip.
The Beef trust inquiry at 81. Jo-
seph. Mo-. adjourned on the 9th. To
meet at jefferson City on September
IS.
Martin c. Ruiz, California pioneer,
In dead at his home at Santa Monica,
aged lo7 years.
The lody Of n man found In field
near the town OF Lowther, la, ON
the 9th, with a bullet hole Ia his bead,
has been identified Ms that ~ William
Bartholin, who murdered his mother
and sweetheart, In Chicag0. lie had
committed suicide. but left confess
sion Of the crimes of which be waH
charged, in which he says he had no
assistance Of any kind from any one.
President Roosevelt viii arrive In
st. Louis on October / and viii visit
the site of the Worlds fair in the
afternoon, leaving the next day. Thir-
ty-twO states and territories will be
represented ON the occasion. ns at
that time the allotment Of sites for
state buildings win take place.
President Roosevelt arrived at
Chattanooga, Tenn, on the 7ih, and
WIS royalty entertained by the citi-
zens. He visited the famous battle
fields In the vicinity of the city. and
was presented with cane cut from
the field Of Chickamauga.
The gunbuat Crete-a-PieTrnt, which
was In the service of the Firminist
party. was sunk in the harbor of
Gonaives. Hayti, by the German gun
boat Panther. Thirty shots were
fired into her. Germany regarded the |
vessel as pirate.
Rev. y. whaley was killed and his
son had both arms shot to pieces In |
fight with three men near DuFant.
J. T., on the sth, the result Of trouble |
between the parties Of long standing. |
The plant of the rampbell Wall Pa
per Co.. at BoRota, n. j., was de
stroyed by fire ON the night Of the |
9TH. The loss is si7S,000. aud 500 peo-
pie are thrown out of employment.
Gov. Taft of the Philippine islands
intends that great exhibit shsii be |
made Of that people nj the Worlds
fair. The appropriation for II nj.
ready made exceeds ss0e,00o.
A mass meeting Of 500 church pes-
pie was held at Kansas City, kas.s on
the 9Th, AT which fund Of $500 Was
raised with which Ia begin a crusade
agHInst the liquor joints.
The bodies of alr. and Mrs. Charles
T. Fair. victims of the automobile nc.
cident In France. arrived at Sew |
York, on the 7th, on the Steamer 81. |
Louis.
Gen. James A. Williamson. who VIVA
commissioner az public lands under
President Grant, died In Nrw sork. |
or the 7th.
Large volumes Of aame were iasn-
ins frum Maant vsansius o. the 1