The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-17

LATER hENh.
The work of resculng the miners
entombed by the explosion at Johns
town, Pa., on the 10th, was continued
without interruption through the
iltk. Many Of those brought out
were stiil alive, but were resuscltated
only after great difficulty. Eighty
seven dead b0dirr had been taken ont
up 20 midnight Of the iith, aud an
official Of the mine says the number
Of dead viii not exceed i2S.
Fearing a second attempt TO liber-
ate the prisoners confined at 81. Jo-
sePh. Mo-, by the use ~ dynamite,
Sheriff Spencer, on the nth, armed
large force oi deputies 90 protect
the jail. A large quantity Of dyna-
mite was stolen FROM the rock quar-
Ty,nnd a part Of " was Bmuggicd into
the building.
DIR. A. B Ryno was arrested at Nc
PhcrsOn, Ras., ON the nth, on a
charge alleging connection with the
shooting Of Miss Maud Holmes, who
was fatally wounded by a shot fred
through her bedroom window on the
night If the sth. The doctor Is 81
years old and the head Of family
A hcadlcss body was found on the
beach near Fort Baker. Cal, on the
nth. II Is believed to be the body of
Capt. Ward, of tho steamer Rio de
Janicro, which sank at the entrance
To the Golden Gate February %, 1901.
A gold watch found On the body has
been identified as the captains.
A mob gathered at East 81. Louis,
on the night Of the nth, with the in.
taniion Of lynching Charles Russell,
colorrd. In jail on suspicion ot as
saulting a white woman. The entire
police force was called out, and sue
ceedcd in dispensing the mob.
Len Hickman, negro, who Is
charged with the murder ~ his wife
at Springfield, H., and who escaped
from the officers there July /, was ar
rested at Kansas City Mo, on the
nth.
The United states training ship
Mohican. bound forSan Francisco from
Yokohama, was out ~ days on the
nth. and nothing has been heard
from her since she left Japan,
It Is officially announced In London
that the coronation Of King Edward
win take place between August and
August "a.
William Fable committed suicide by
hanging. at BcllcviIle, ILL.,, on the nth
n was the fifty ninth anniversary Of
his birth.
The marquis Of Salisbury rendered
bis resignation as premier Of Great
Britain 20 King Edward, on the iith,
but It was not made public until the
18th. IL was accepted, and the king
appointed Mr.. A. J. Balfour, first lord
Of the treasury, 10 succeed him. The
reason for Lord Salisbury's withdraw
al Ia generally considered 20 have
been desire on his part for a quiet
life, necesEitated by advancing years.
in resigninR, he IN said 20 have ex.
pressed desire that no new title or
honor should be conferred upon him.
Secretary OF Agriculture Wilson,
who was IN Council Biafgs, Ia. on the
18th, expressed the opinion that the
crops In the Mississippi valley were
never In better condition. He said
there had been too much rain In
some places. but that the sunshine
sure 10 follow for the rest Of July
would work a wonderful change.
The report that the crown prince
of Siam would travel In this country
IN style of oriental pomp and splen-
dor Is denied, and II IL now said the
visit win be made In simple and
unoricntatious manner. A residence
of eight years In London has thor
oughly imbued him with western mo-
tions Of civilization.
President Roosevelt ana Secretary
Root spent Sunday, :se 18Th, at Oys.
Ger Bay discussing public questions,
more particularly those relating ts
the Philippine friars. IL iz understood
AHHt tHG AAttsA RtAhtb VIII thnN
strong grounds In support Of the con-
tentIon TINT the frlArs must leave the
Islands.
Reports received nt The Illinois
headquarters Of the United Mine
Workers, 10 the 18th, indicate that |
the delegates from that ss=ss- 20 the |
Indianapolis convention win vote
against ordering q general StrIlsr of |
che soft coal men.
The United States training ship |
hsohlcan, about whose safety consid.
erahls anxiety has hccn felt, arrived |
st Dutch Harbor. June ~. out Of fuel
and short sf foad supplies. She re-
pieuishsd and sailed for Honolulu
June 10.
Gen. Thomas j. Morgan. who was
commissioners Of Ihdian affairs under
President Harrison. died at his home
" Fnnkers. n. ". on the isth.
Arehhishop Patrick A, Yechan. ~
TIT Roman Catholic srchfiorese ri
l'AiseEa, Gid y iest slsx "a iAs iasa,