The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

tHth0ilc ana CONSULAR ulii was phAecus
and the measure for the protection
OF the president and yicc-presidcnt "a
the United States was taken up. IL
was agreed 60 make the bill the uR-
finished business AZ the conclusion
Of consideration II the ship subsidy
bin. in the house the hill 10 clDssi-
fy the rural free delivery service and
20 plEce the carriers under the CON
tract systCm occupied the days scs-
sion.
United States Ambassador Co Eng
land Chuate, on the 9TH, received
deputation Of music publishers, in
tercstcd In the copyright Of Ameri-
can songs, who are suffering from the
piracy prevalent IN Great britain.
They desire that Washington bring
the matter 90 the notice Of the Brit
ish government. MIR. Choatc promised
to transmit their representations To
the proper quarter.
Al the cabinet meeting, on th, 7th,
President Roosevelt requested the
members not to talk 10 newspaper
correspondents about matters under
discussion at the semi-wcokiy meet
ings, II was thought best for the
president himself Ia make public such
matter as he dermcd proper 30 bc
given out. Hereafter the president
will do this.
The London Daily Mail, on the sth,
published letter frum It's Madrid
correspondent stating that all the
important spaniga newspapers are
discussing tho possible necessity of
prolonging fac regency. owing tn the
incapacity ~ King Alfonso to cKer-
else the functions uf a sovereign.
Tbs statement of the treasury bal !
arrrs in the general fund, exclusive |
of the siso.000,OO0 gold reserve In the I
division Of redemption. issued un the 4
Tth, showed: Available cash bal |
ances, Sl77,70 $50; gold, S05. .i03,SG0.
On the 9TH Il. q. Dun a Co. report
ed: 'FahureE for shc week nm
lsered l7d in the United States. /
against 2os last year. aud II in Cana.
da, against &c last year"
Lord Malcolm, Of pOlslloeh. who 4
married an American, Marie LILLIAN 1
Lister, widow ~ III. Gardiner Lister, |
died, on the 5th, al Hyres. France. /
He was born In ls13.
The French senate, ON the Tth
passed the ship bounty bin, with n
few changes in the text. as previ-
ously adopted by the chamber OF dep
uticS.
Word was received, on the 9th, that
Cornelius Van Meas, tha ociogeuarian
Of Port Jervis, n. g., for
merly OF New York city had been
baptised IN the River Jordan by Rev.
William X. Hall, Of NewburTh. n. Y.
Mr.. and Mra. Van Ness sailed on the
steamer Celtic. for n tap go the
orient, his desire being to crafty an
ambition Of years TO be hapsised in
the Jordan.
The British ship Bann, the last Of
the st0rm-bound feet OF the entrance
10 the Straits Of Euea, avrived at Port
Wash, ON the 9TH, - days
from Iqulque, "a DAYS of Which she
was storrn.hound of the straits. Sew
sn times th~ Damn got inside Cape
FIsttery, but On no tug WINS there TO
pick her up she was compelled 20 put
back TO sea.
The Italian government hes agreed
10 contribute by instalsmcBts during
three ysars Ei,se0D0o 20 the total
uum Of RI.6sO.0O0 exneted by the rail- |
road men as provisional concessions
10 their demands This governments
will introduce fSifl in the rhambcr
'Anetloning this outlay, nHd win
make iss adepsion . cabinet question
Gov. Richard Yates of Illinois and
party arrived at Chattanooga. renE..
W. the 9th. and Immediately left for
he summit of fsookort mountain,
where they remained three honrp.
While on the snmratain Mrs Natrn
vas neixed with talntiHg speil. hsit
Ionn recovered The governor was en-
,onas for the Charleston expnsition.
Mrs. Ismnsmulr, wifeef Premier I)uns-
salr. of the DomlHian, received
rseer. On are Dtk, frum an anonymous
writer. warning her That II she ijid E
sot keep sssr husband at hume Ne
would br aiast. The Yrrmier handed
he letter 10 the Potic@, but trpk mo-
,ther notice.
coTnciius shields, general aaanagex
4 s;.< Ieansasa,,si sAssi 30. sssAilsa. ss &
Montreal. on the 9Th, that borin6a
made by the aompany near nssflef'I
giss had rrtaRlra The prerraee IL Al
icas deposit shslmafeE 80 eoalaaa VI
cast one billion tuns 81 hisamlneas
ivai.
Esemer Mareem arfisrd NJ EaAtreai
~ the sfh. 30 route q Ossara "a
x.>eesa to leasr Sianey N. 4. NJ ~
III su.xinT arrsagxn<nf- With the
'saszisan swsernmsnt asssi jaeAI fssps*
or tAs ssrsesssry eaIsiptnsux i4r bis
'xHa1ipa e@alius1