The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-11-11

ital 100000 and the Continenta
Rubber company Of America, capita
$50 100000 have been consolidated
The plant of the John Pierce Ston,
Co at Little Falls n. Y, was de
stroyed by fire The loss is cstimat
ed at from 100000 to 100000 Soy
cral flrcmcn were injured in cxplU
sions Of paint. but none seriously
Two attempts were made to wreck
passenger trains on the Louisville d:
Nashville railroad below Bay Mnette
Ala. lIloodhounds were ordered to
the scene.
The funeral Of T. y. Murdoch. cdi.
tor Of the Eldorado Republican and
wldcly-known Kausan, was held sun.
day at Eldorado, Kas Many state OF.
ticials, politicians and prominent men
from all parts Of the state attended
tho services.
Insane with jealousy when he found
| his sweetheart. Della Sands, with
/ John ReIsing at Peoria, H., John
| Hudson pounc"d upon the latter and
IN the melee received two bullet
wornds In rho g,onoch tron, ,.ht,i,
he died
Engineer Chauucoy Green and Fire.
man Christopher Ryder were Killed.
+. o. Tracy, brakeman, probably
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'."oo' ""S. Al on, S'n'oI the s''I
p'p'IS nave H'"It "i ealing d.i
'''N''7 '"'h recess. WIN" the boys
'l PICS
NM "''' ana ]" terribly wounded
Is me l"'I "i inc hunting season To-.
da'" in Wisconsin and upper MicM-|
gan, ana before IN" close of this
month IN" list VIII be largely IN
creased II III" accidents Of the past
seasons ar" any indications
Johu j MurDwEald, a cotton
planter HNiHE i"oiry miles east of
ld'li' Rock. was shot from ambush
"hiir ON h# way hom" and instantly
Killed. NH'DouguId WAS deputy
"ons'abI" and with Constable j. y.
Roberts had gone To- % ncighboriuE
plantation 10 raid a negro game.
which they sailed to locate.
a cabIocram from Toxic announce
the birth there of a sen TO Count and |
Countess Munsria- The Countess
WIS formerly Frances UazcIiHno OF
Grand Rapids. Mich, hcircss and the !
first local girl to marry into nobility
MonseIas is secretary to the German |
embassy at TOXIC
Miss Helen Mills, deaf r. years old, |
and clerk in a dry goods store, was
struck ana almost Instantly killed by |
Joplin PItlsburg !ntrrurban street
car.
lnez Ruiz. for whose head Mexico |
offered $4,000 siN years ago, when he
escaped from prison at Salrllo, where
ne was awaiting the execution NJ his
death sentence has been captured By
Hh'r'H Rigsan and pnss" In Frio coun
~ I'Xas. lie was taken 10 san An.
tonic In chains and heavily guarded
ana VIII be returned 10 Mexico 10 SUI.
Ter the death penalty
flro IN the plant OF tho W f Nor
man Shco' Metal Manufacturing com
pan! IN Nevada, Mo, In an hours time
ala no less than 100000 damage The
origin OF the FIR" Is not known but
tho cause Is believed 10 have been an
explosion
Mrs Melinda Weber Weeks
daughter OF Mrs. J"ssi" Palmer Weber
librarian OF tn" state historical library
ana Erand-dauEht"r Of Con. John VI.
allh'r married Dr. John Walker
mon OF Fort Worth, Tex. az Spring !
h'ld, ILL.,
h''aus" a chorus girl In The Top
u ih' World company whom D." had
seen Tor the ilrei time a few hours
l'ioF', would not marry him. Joseph
loiillIlo tirS' ylolluist In the Walnut