The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08
LATER NEWS.

In the senate. on the cd. during the
discussion ~ the Philippine bill.
lively discussion was prrcipitatcd Ivy
Mr. Priichnrd lN. c., charging r"r-
rupi and cruel practices in North
CaruliAa 20 dcfraud the negro uf his
vote, against which Mr. Simmons (N.
g. entered general denial The
Rosebud Indian reservation hin and
the sundry civil bin were again con.
sidercd, but not completed ... In the
house the unti-cunspirnCy bin report
ed from tho Judiciary committee was
passed without word Of debate.
Among the sta5g Important hills
passed was the bIli 20 provide diplo.
matte and consular officers for the
Republic ~ Cuba.
The - picked revolver shots ~ the
Chicago police fnrcr who entered the
trlcgraphic revolver contest iu Chica.
80. un the 2d, against like nnmbrr
IT 81. Lnuis policemen. finished with
q total score ~ 1907 for the g,5
shots. Each contestant was allowed
- shots In strings Uf three ~
target 90 feet away. George II.
Nirdcling carried ~ the huuurs
among the Chicago blue coats, scor-
ing IsB points in his A. shots.
\ detachment 81 Chinese soldiers
belonging tn the troops ~ Gen Yuan
Shi kai, the governor uf Chi ~ pf,v.
in'c, recently lost go men killed while
attempting tn qurll an nnti-indcmni-
~ uprising near the border ~ Hounu
province. Gen Yuan Shi kai sent
three regiments Ia destroy thr towns
IN the ncighhorhuud Of the scene of
the fighting.
At Rochester, y. T., ou the ID,
Judge Sutherland. ~ the county
court, "n application ~ the Rurhrs-
ter Baseball association Eastern
league granted o temporary njunr.
tior restraining Joe Bean from play.
ing on the New York baseball team.
ilean Joined the New NorkE after
signing a contract with the local
club.
X. q. Dun q Co.. oi New Yvrk, re-
f'l wv w Wv ~ EHhNtFh w iAN
United states this week were 2.5.
against 2l2 last week, 36l the proceed
ing week, and 2a6 the corresponding
week last year; and in Canadn II,
against rs last week. - the preceding
week, and "a last year"
Five persons were severely injured
on a vacant lot in Denver. Col. on
the I'd. by the explosion ~ tank ut
chemicals with which they were gen
Grating gas tp h. used in exhibiting
stereoptieon views
In the SENATE. on the ad. during the
discussion Of the Philippine govern
mcnt hill. the republicans abandoned
their practice of allowing the demo-
Gratis n clear field In the debate. and
Messrs. Spooner (wis.). Lodge (Mass.l
and Foraker tO.) turned upon the dc,
nouucrrS Of the administration, the
army and Gov. Taft. speaking hotly.
almost unrestraincdly In rebukc of
those whom they charged with ira
ducinE them, and most spirited de-
bate was the result. Later the sen
ate adjourned out of respect 90 the
memory of Representative Cumming
Of New York. whose death was an
npnnced, The house wac not In sec. |
sion.
At the bicycle contest In the Pare |
dea Princes, Paris, ON the hih. Tom |
Linton, the English bieyclist, won the |
s0-kilOmcter race Ia l hour. min |
utes and 50 3-5 seconds. This Is the /
worlds record for that distance. |
Harry Elkes. the American, came In
two laps behind the winner, while
Rnhl, the German, was third. Linton /
led the contestants ell the way, cx.
ecpi for a sheIi time, at 60 kilo.
meters, when Roti was IN the lead.
Tnr rush os immigrants to thr port /
If New York which has signaIized the
irSt four months Of the year. reached
4 climax the week ended ON the I'd,
during which time a5,ie0 immigrants
were brought go that rity from the
various Enropcan porss. The svial
aumbeF nf immigrnnte arriving there
for the four months ended April 30.
was I7e,eOi, an excess of more than
thirty Thousand over any previous
rear fur the same period.
The remains Of the late Amos },
representative In eon.
yress fram kcsv York, wiAo died 10
Md., on the "a. were crn
Keyed 20 Washington ON the I'D. n
,p~rial congressional rommlttee went
% Baltimore frum ihr capital at an
.ariy hour and accompanied tise Body 1
lrsn the undertaking establishment
siseFs isasaa heeE prepared fer law.ai
% the Pcnnagtsanin raiirand Station.
Under date uf Mmuslas May s, Gen.
Davis. the commander " tbs Amrri
iau forces lie the Isiansl'of AindaHae,
.aAies that the 81 Moros who sur
lived the attack and capture ~ ths
doro fort by american soldiers Ia
on the sd. have Aarrsn
Iered, and that fhr suitnn Of Eaynn.
ss tah Muaa. szsst-a Psnda pate, and
number Of other leadeFs we're
dlIua IN the engagemeaA