The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-08-25
Manor Caynor,s condInon Is ercel.

Senator A. b. Cummins Of Iowa has
been compelled to withdraw from IN"
Rcdpath.Yawtcr Chautauqua circuit
ON accom-, OF Illness The senator
returned twice after physical break
downs, but severe attack OF heart
trouble resulted in his physicians for.
bidding him to enter the work again
this season
Clifford b. Harmon made his long.
! promised fight from across Long
Island sound, landing in Greenwich
Conn, in field next the estate Of his
fatherinlaw Commodore L. c. Ben
/ Ddlct
Striking section men in the Louis
/ vile and Cairo division Of the Illinois
/ Central have returned to work on
promise Of the company that they
7 would be granted an increase IN
wages at an early date
Monsgnor Franz Collier, for nearly
% years rector Of So. Peter and Paula
Catholic parish, the largest in 81.
Louis, and builder Of It's monumental
church cdihcc, died in the parochIal
residence from kidney trouble.
The opening Of campaign hcadquar.
,rrs of Lufl the u,mn,ra,ic and Hr.
mBIIr9r uartics I'm Cbicogo marked
the beginning Of the 1919 nrosiIrut,aI
ramDaiuu and the work is in rI
swing
! G. I9rr.tou and " p smith
his atr,rr,, lp,o bcon indicted .Iy
the GRAND iIry nj Walnut RIJrc ALL
foIIp,riur nm Investigation inn, p,,.
murder nj 4 "a Sbirev n mcrrI,r,
uf MiGturu. who WAS shot to death
ON thu night of March last. Lang.
stuu has been indicted for murder
IN the inst degree and Smith has
been indicted as an accessory
While IN. .tr.a,s M Co0,v Mo
were crowded with noon,r otirrdinr
"a two DAYS, ri.pf. ond ,yitb,, IN r,,t
Of t.rt where brndroae w,r, Iis.
tpniug IN "a .p,,,h TURNER wilson or
Gilman civ sbot and killod AIop,o
uuqq.r of Cnr,v and so,jousI, u,,,rl.
cd n small rov
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,i. -. VA, 49,,
md IN 20, 1a,,n' r.,as, 100 " a.. ,..,,
,"n,r.,r -, aa"e' - - p ,aee , ~, o,''
to tllo.5 ar thoea IN oe7 boy, df,t
daughter was horn IN Mr. and
Mrs os.In Csbrilovi,scb ot storm.
field tbo homo NJ tho Ioto samuel 7.
Conn MIRO CahriI,uitech ,yo., h..f,ro
hcr marrIoco Mic CIoro C,or,ors
eldest doupbte,. of Mari Twain
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1T, 49,, a,,'c - 49,. so noo go
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,,-'.',.',.a',', - 90 W."
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whom asked how q was that no ,y,s
.able T., d.nnsit az mo IN ris nnrsoroI
crodi, n rau, do,., or,,r = u ,Io,t,,r
ro,, bod reooiyod s--n ono o, o,,orr,,,
foas Johnson hos te,trGol ,hot hc
,Iu,o,s nod .,,,r,,.,,J - ,,,,a, o-,,
known as the present Mcuurray con.
tracts. which provide for the sale
of $50 600 900 worth OF land beloug.
ing to the Indians and which would
allow McMurray ten pcr cent. or 81.
900. 900, in fees.
with tho Illinois cnoI s,rIka d,suute
as the underlying cause Iohn Mitch. 1
eli. former head of tho mjnnrs' union. /
and President Thomas / Iewis
clashed at the miners convention in
Mr. Mitchell como ont
fatty in favor of the Illinois miners
in their fight for the demands OF the
Peoria convention, and President
Lewis III n hot reply held up to severe
criticism the acts of the former head
of the miners in the anthracite coal
strike In 1902.
FoIrrov Harrison berotoSoro y,co.
nrosIdart NJ tho cortherr r,uu,oy
was alacted rrnp,d.pt NJ tho Cb,coro
& southorr Railroad
to 6u tho voc,rcy co,,sad hv
the death OF |. G. Rawn.
President Pedro Montt ~ Chill who
was n passenper on tha steamer KaI.
ger wilhelm der Crosse from New
York Aupust Q died from n recur.
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