The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-26

Gay III ~, petersburg passed of with
out any uutoward happenings.
Robbers wrecked the sac in the
Bank Of Dale, at Dale. Okla, escaping
with about $1,000.
y sHu"slue carried Harry Yuumars
md Fred Davidson into Nellie guch at
Lake City, col. The former succeeded
IN digging out, but /. Was feared David
son had rcr.shcd,
The ba'teship Kentucky has been re-
r1ir"d and has gone to join the North
Atlantic slua ron
The order assigning Br.g Gen. Will
lan.s 10 duty in the Philippines hai
been rcscinded and Brig. Gen. Lee, com
handing the department OF Texas, on
his own request, has been given the a
slgnment
More than four hundred graduates Of
Yale attended the alumni dinner 4,
Shcrry's, In New York city, given un-
der the auspices of the Yale club of
New York.
Hon. james Wilson, secretary Of agri-
culture, was reelected president of the
American breeders association at its
annual meeting In Lincoln, Neb.
John Jay Miller, live stock man
was acquitted by a jury at Kansas City
Mo, Of the charge Of giving false tes-
tiuon before the grand jury invest.
eating the alleged weighing frauds at
tn" Kansas cry stock yards.
Miss Viola Allen declines to crafty
the curiosity Of the newspaper men
who want 10 ascertain whether she was
really married, as reported, in August
last, TO Millionaire Peter Duryca in
Lexington. Ky.
Employees Of the Cuban Central rail
road went on strike because the com
pany would not agree to pay their
vases in American money.
John Wills Bacr. for many years sec
rotary Of tho Presbyterian board OF
home miss ous, has accepted the prcsi
dcncy Of the Occidental college at Los
Angeles, Cal, to take effect in May.
James \. Barnard. alleged to be the
chief Of n gang OF countcrfeters. was
arrested at his home IN Denver. Col
When taken he had two reyuycrs
trapped to his waist. Plates for the
Buffalo $40 counterfeit and full out
fit was also captured
The saloon men NJ Omaha, Neb.. hay-
ING agreed to obey the law hereafter,
Judge Sutton vacated his order to the
license board to revoke the licenses of
lao saIoankeepers charged with vio,at.
ng the Sunday closing law
Gen. Luke l.. Wright, OF Tennessee. |
having resigned the governor general !
ship of the Philippines. has been
'hoscn as first United States ambassa-
Tor to the court Of Japan.
Henry c. lde, at present acting gov |
'rnnr of the Philippines. will succeed !
Ten Luke J. Wright in that Office and |
ALL, In turn. be succeeded by James f. |
smith Of California, June / next
The Dominican government IN, |
'ranted general amnesty to the reyo-
ut,on.sls.
Marion Turner and Otto Frcshwater. |
# Empor.a, kas., claim to have found
hound southwest of EmporIa, to the
'alue OF 100000 said to have been
buried by three men on their way east
rom California, when surrounded by
nd ans, IN 1918.
Chicago Is dealing out some hot
landed jus'irc. An octogenarian was
,ivcn 90 year sentence Tor attacking
ten yeAr-oid girl and three youths
indcr 20 years of age were given life
cbcnccs for series Of robberies
,rCught home by them.
Gov Nardaman of Mississippi, who
hgrgCd the legislature to investigate
he state convict system. is to be in
cstigated by committee appointed for
ayinE personally kicked and beaten 6
unyict.
Ivan Pa.encsuk, 1o3 years Of age,
as released from prison at AEram,
hungary, after ~ yelra' confinement,
b spite Of his protest lie immediate
) committee an ofteuse in order to be
McReynUlGs & Co, one Of the best
nown gran firms in Chicago, has
Ioscd its elevators there and in St
ouis and will 70 out of business. 1t Is
mi this course was decided upon for
le full protection of creditors.
A flutter OF excitement was caused
nong the dlplomatists assembled for
lie Moroccan conference at Algeciras,
pain, by the news that smallpox ex- @
ted there. Rear Admiral SlSbee, who |
armed Of the fact at Gibraltar, I
'omptly forbade anyone from his t
luadron going ashore at Algeciras. /
BY terrific explosion in one of the G
ines Of the Detroit G. Kanawha Coal c
D., at Detroit. w. Va, on Paint creek. /
men were killed. The majority of
e miners had come out to eat their y
'onday lunch, and so escaped the fate !
their comrades
1t ,ranspires that Mrs. HOLSTER who [
A. recently murdered in Chicago, was \
Id prisoner in vacant house by 6
ne OF young toughs and abused before
c was taken to the place where she O
as muir !ered. u
George Bolton vas found guilty of q
crder in the first degree 1T Muskogee v
r.. an his DunishmeDt ilyad at Iifn I l.