The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-31
LATER SEWA

JrNrieN ana FttEaimmnnH fought
for the heavyweight championship AZ
Sun Francisco. on the 2sth, and JET
fries was the victor, Up 20 the eighth
round Fitzsimmons had all the best
Of Il. but In that sound he paused
with his guard down 10 spcal, 10 JEFF
fries, who took advantage of the op.
portunity offered and dealt his op-
poncnt two terrific blows which
Ennrkcd him 20 the floor, from which
he could not rise at the call ~ time.
4 serious situation b prevailing in
the country about Brest. France, ON
account Of the closing Of the unau-
thorized schools by order Of the gov
rrument. The peasants hrc nrming,
and announce that they will resist
any attempt to cnforcc tho decree.
AZ Rivcrton, H., on the night Of the
e5th. John Brown and Robert Rublcy.
miners, engaged IN a fight, In which
Ruhlcy cut Brown terribly with
knife. from which Brown will prnha-
hly die. Rublcy Is village treasurer
and township collector.
Rev, Fathers O'Reilly and Jones, the
latter president Of a college az lia-
rana. Cuba, aud both mcmbrr, ~ the
hugustiniEn Order, had an interview
with President Roosevelt, on the 2ith.
in regard 10 the friars' situation In
the Philippines.
Five persons were killed and
number seriously injured in n train
wreck, uI. the 25th, on Tho Sierra
railroad. 20 miles south uf Nugalcs,
Ariz., when two passenger coaches
and Pullman car tnppicd over an
embaukmcnt.
The worst rainfall ever known
there has continued In western Texas
for two days, aud at one place three
lives were lost The railroads have
been heavy sufferers, as bridges are
washed away as fast ar they are re-
built.
Besides the two negroes lynchCd
Mt Wumrlsdors. W. Va, on the 9th.
for the murder of Pnlicemnn Wood.
man, a third negro was shot to death
kins, W. Va. on the 25th,
The engine pf nogth-bound train
on the Chicago, Milwaukee & ~. Paul
road was deFailcl nn the night ~ the
25th, near Hastings, Mimi, and the
fireman and n tramp were killed.
Charles Rcnncr was arrested at ST.
Joseph. Mo, on the 25th. ou suspi.
cion of having taken part In the death
CT one James Pyle. who Wa assassi-
mated six weeks ago.
Frank Carlson and George BALDWIN,
two young men of Portland, Ore,
quarreled about two girls and fought
fst fight ON the 2Tth, lasting about
twenty minutes. when Carlson was
knocked down boy blnw ~ the stum-
ach. When picked up he was dead.
Senator Harris. of Kansas. who viii
GO to Europe IA a special commission
rr of The Worlds fair. viii make an
effort to bring 90 this country for cx-
hilitiun nt the fair the famous herd
of cattle of the late ssuccn Victoria,
now owned by King Edward WI.
The clerlcals and anti-clcricals IT
Paris made another demonstration
ON the gTih. Thr furces SEEMED to
he about equally divided. Many fighiA
occurred, but no serinua casualties
were reported, as the ponce pre-
served order.
Walter Kiincr. wealthy retired
business man of Mattoon. Iil.. who
cut his finger with blade ~ grass
while moving his lawn n short time
ago, died in great agony on the sTth,
from blood poisoning.
"Rlaek Jack" McDona.d. noted
desperado, was shot and killed In his
saloon nc Juarcz. a:rx., opposite III
psso, Tex, on the 18th. by an Ameri-
can whose name IL unknown.
Charles Wcylry. Of Norwood, No..
shot and killed Miss Josephine ;, eri-
dan at her home. near Springfield,
aso., on the 2sth, and then blew the
top of his own head oft.
The officers Of the United Mine
Workers viii institute ,a0cns corpus
proceedings for members of the ar.
der arrested under the recent rdict
Of Judge jackson.
Annie Cousart and Jennie and
Mamie Nelson. young girls. were
Killed by rAiiroad engine az Char
lotte, \. G., on the ssth, while cross
ing tressle.
I)r. Eugene 0rissan. ghc noted |
North Carolina aiieniss and neurolo-
gist, committed suicide by shooting
himself at Washington. D. G.. on tAa
2sth.
Homer Seekford shut nc Mrs
FIeck, at Springfield. o.. s... $40 s7tA. |
and missed her, but tile bali struck
q Mrs. Gebaucr In The hack. killing
her.
Mrs. Everett Spence shot and killed |
her husband and herself at Woods
field. O.. On the 9esk.
Fifs1-iwn frrah eases of chulefa
and % deaths wsrt rspurfea vi Cairo, !
EgyRh % rs R7sa.