The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-15
LATER NEWS.

the Philippine hill was continued,
but was mild in character. An cf-
fort To- fix time for a vote ON the
bill was unsuccessful. In the house
the bin for the admission 4 Ui;la-
homa, Arizona and New MrSicn was
passed without division, IN reported
10y the committee, except for few
verbal amendments. The Oyrr,irrct
amendment Go Join Arizona and Sew
MeNiconnd ndmitthcm as the state ~
Noutezuma, was defeated. 25 20 luJ.
The latter part of the session was
devoted To private pension bills. ~
If which were passed - original. q
for increases and five Ia complete
military records.
81 Beard, with many nliasrs, want
ed IN ST. paHl, MINI, on charge ~
robbery, and for whose capture the
Minnesota officials offered reward
~ $500 was arrested in Kansas CITY,
Mo. on the 9th. Beard iB said 10 be
one of three men who shot and killed
Policeman Charles Mayer IN ST. Paul
on February last, while they were
rohhing store. and is said tn have
been implicated In many bank rob
berries.
Shortly prior to his death, Arch
bishop CorriEan sent the pope
check for $4,000 ~ personal gift
IN connection with the puniiRcatr's
jubilee. II ig calculated that the do
cease of New York supplies the vcti.
can with most Of the peters pence,
which has now been reduced to about
q third " the amount formerly re-
Ccived.
The body ~ the most Rev Michael
Augustine Corrigau. d. D.. arch.
bishop of New Yurk, was inferred, on
the 9th, in the crypt Of 81. Pntrirks
cathedral In that city The funeral
WAS conducted with all the impress
i've solemniiy aud ceremony uf his
church, and attended by a rrmarkd-
ble gathering of clergy.
The American schooner Anna T..
!. Morse, Capt. Parker arrived at st.
Pierre. Martinique. April %, from
Philadelphia, with cargo of coal.
and fears are expressed In shipping
circles for her safety, Hs she l. sup
posed to have been there NJ the time
of the destruction nf the city.
The cable repair shit. Grappler, he
longing TO the West India and Pana-
ma Telegraph Co., of London. WAS
lost with all hands during the crup.
tiuR Of Mont Pclcc, nt St. Pierre, Mar.
Unique. The Grappler was che of
the first ships TO disappear.
In he senate, on the 10th the army
appropriation bin was passed, after
an amendment offered by Mr.. Bailey
CFex) providing that no part "f the
appropriation made by the measure
should be used In dcfraying the ex-
pcnseS Of the special embassy to the
coronation "f King Edward VII. Of
England had been withdrawn. The
house transacted some minor busi-
ness and then laid aside public husi-
ness to pay tribute 10 the Tn'mcry Of
the late Representative Rufus X.
Polk, Of Pennsylvania. and the late
Senator J. II. Kyle. Of South Dakota.
The state department received
cablegram, on the nth. from United
States Consul Ayme, at 0aadeloupe,
stating that he would leave for Marti-
niqne that night. The state depart
ment cabled Consul Ayme Saturday
to proceed at once ia Martinique and
report upon the situation there, hut
II Is thought at the department that
Its instructions have not yet reached
him. and that realizing the need of
prompt action he has gone to Marti-
niqne OF his own volitiun.
There has been SO great demand
for copies Of the response Of Secre-
tary Root 10 the cniberson resolution
with reference Co the conduct uf the
American army in the Philippine that
IL has been found impossible to com
ply with all requests for copies. AZ
the instance Of Senator Allison the
senate ss= passed an order for the
printing Of 1900 additional copies Of
the seefrtary's communication.
Ir the bicycle contests h@ld at fi,e
Pare des Princes. Paris. On inc nth,
Tom Linton, the English cyciist,
broke the worlds record for distance
In ono hour on bicycle. he
rode II kiIamctrrs and eg7 metres In !
the hour Rshi, the German -yclist. |
was two laps beIsind Linten, and Har- |
~ EIIss, the American, vaa third.
Walter T.. Myies. son Of Miles |
Nyles, of Edwariaaie, near wilkes
barre, Pa. q junior pupil ef the rcr-
snsl aehneI ~ West chesfer. Pa, died, |
on the nth. from Injuries received in |
being struck by q pitched ball. The
ball hit Myles behind his Irsi ear and |
feIled him 30 the ground. lie vas IL |
years old.
George PrItchard. an acter. died Of |
typhoid pneumonia NJ st. Joseph's |
hospital in Depvrr, Col, IN she s1th.
He was leading eomedian of fhe ara |
vcf theatrr stock company when ta-
ken Ill Mr.. ryitchard was "A 4earx II |
igs. His nother lives Il ssrt1ys, Ca
eIi " ttHf 4 ~ l.lf 1tl IA 't5