The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-06-30
Notes From Foreign Lands, Through
out the Nation and Particularly
the Great Southwest.
RACE FOR TIE REMNANTS.
American League


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The American interests In the
long and bitter fight wagrd by rival
interests and German newspapers
against the German Vacuum OIL
company, one Of the branches Of tn"
Standard oil company. have just
scored big victory, the public pros.
rcutor after a thorough investigation,
having decided that no necessity az.
lists for action by his office against the
concern
Another step was taken in the war
between the Socialist city admInistra.
ton of Milwaukee and the trolley com
pauy, when Mayor Seidcl issued a
warrant. signed by himself, for the ar
rest OF John !. Bcggs, q director Of
the North American company which
controls the local lines. and president
OF the Milwaukee companies, for op.
Grating cars without paying the II.
Ccnse " SIS,
Bishop L. r Hendrix OF Kansas
City, Mo, will be cited for trial be.
fore committee OF ~ elders OF the
Methodist church IA 60 days, Chan.
ccllor J. II. kirkland Of Vanderbilt
university will be removed from his
office by the Methodist College Of
Bishops next month, and ~ members
of the board OF trust OF the univcr.
sity will be elected from their trus.
teeship for characterization and def.
ancc OF the church.
Editor Theodore Roosevelt is on the
job. lie arrived at the office Of the
Outlook the first day and after 20.
ing swiftly through a large bundle OF
correspondence, which had been laid
aside for his personal action, he went
into conference with other members
Of the Outlook editorial stan. The
holies Of HOLES, the Roosevelt odito
rial sanctum, was barred to newspa
per men, the editor having announced
-thRt he did not wish to BE- disturbed
in his labors.
Porter Charlton confessed in the pO.
Ice station at lIoboken, n. j., that he
murdered Mrs. Mary Scott Castle,
whom he married recently in Della.
ware. Mrs. Charlton's body was
found in a trunk at the bottom OF
Lake Como, in Italy
The population of the city OF Wash.
ington is 321, 900. This statement by
the census board is the FIRST official
announcement of any population total
as the result OF the 1910 census. In
1900 the population Of Washington
WAS 27S.7lS.
Judge Lands has thrown the gov.
ernments case against the National
Packing company and Its subsidiaries |
out of court and ordered special
grand jury to be summoned and begin |
a more thorough investigation
The torpedo destroyed Warrington,
built for the government by Cramps. |
was launched in the presence OF
large party OF naval officers and
guests of the ship building company.
The vessel was chrIstened by Mrs.
Richard Haitian Of New York, great.
Of Commodore War.
rlngton.
BY mandate of the United States
circuit court of appeals at st. Louis.
Charles L. Billingsley must, within 30
days. begin his seven.year sentence at
Leavcnworth for wrecking the Cap
Ital National bank at Guthrie. in 1904.
Secretary of State Knoxs sugges.
ton to the International congress OF
chambers OF commerce, In session In
london. that 1t adopt resolution ia.
soring a permanent court OF arbltral
Justice, was turned down owing to q
vide divergence OF opinion.
Porter Charlton had q nervous col.
apse In his cell at the Hudson county
all. The warden sent for DR.. William
7. Arlitz. the city physician of Ho-
'oken, who has been retained by the (
,harltons as an alienist
Hot Springs was in the path OF a
torn which soon gained proportions '
I a cioudburst. Fifteen minutes after
ain began to fall the streets were J
aging torrent of water, which swept
way all brick, sand, stone, wooden
oxes, garbage cans, mail boxes. lum.
er and barrels that were loose. 4
General Sir Ian Hamilton has been Q
,pointed to the post Of Inspector
eneral OF the Mediterranean, to sue. d
ed Field Marshal Lord Kitchener. "
hose resignation was communicated Il
ficialIy to the house Of commons by e
ar Secretary Haldans. t.