The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-05-05

Monday.
Special federal agents have been
sent from Duluth to international
Falls. MINI, TO investigate and make
arrests IN cases Of alleged white slave
traffic a huge disOrdcrly resort on
Rainey river, the international boun.
dairy one mile east Of international
Falls. is reported 10 be- headquarters
of operators.
Commander Robert J.. Pcary was
hailed by representative British sclcnt.
lists as the discoyerer Of the north
pole That nation is the first other
than the explorers own to accord him
full honors
Henry Clay Pierce Is again in tho
! oil business in Texas following his
! settO In Texas courts less than year
| ago. He has openly associated him.
self with Col >. W Fordyce for the
| transaction Of an oil business in that
state with headquarters at Dallas
Nord Alexis, the cxilcd cXprcsident
| Of HaytI died at Kingston, Jamaica,
after brief illness. Since he was de-
featcd by insurgents, under Gen. 81
mon in December 1905, Gen. Alexis
health has been failing and when
sickness came he fell an easy victim.
The baggage and belongings of
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., at Thomp.
sonWlIc Conn, have been packed up
and forwarded TO New York City, and
with the conclusion OF his work last
week the young man seen the last Of
the carpet factory until June is, when
he will be married
Approximately $2JOO00 of the IS
tate Of Thomas j. Emery. who was by
far the largest realty owner In Cincin-
natl. has Just been set aside by his
widow Mrs. Mary Emery for the
founding and perpetuaton Of a home
for birds
In response to an urgent request
from Colonel Roosevelt the program
arranged in his honor during his stay
in Copenhagen has been cut, that the
ex-president may have more time for
rest and rcCupCratIon
Hugh ORourke and Howard Thomp-
SON. 10 years old, were killed by light.
ming near Edna, Mo. Sunday evening
The boys had taken refuge in barn.
William X Hearst, proprietor of the
New York American has brought suit
for libel against the Associated Press
for 100000: against the New York
Times for 100000. and against the
Brooklyn Eagle for 100000, for civ.
ing circulation to the remarks OF
Mayor Gaynor at the publishers din.
ner held at the Waldorf.Astoria.
With Colonel Roosevelt the citys
guest, and the first birthday annlyer-
sary OF Princess Jullana being Cele-
brated. the Hague enjoyed ono Of the
greatest days in her history Saturday
A long trial growing out Of the re-
bellious movement In Mexico in tho
summer OF 1906. instigated and fos.
tered by Ricardo Flores Magon and
his St Louis group of revOlutionists,
ended when Judge Joseph Perez do
Leon OF the First Federal district
court handed down sentences against
the ringlcaders.
That the white slave traffic exists
with tentacles reaching throughout
the country has been demonstrated by
agents Of the grand jury in New York
city, who purchased four young girls
from procurers. John d, Rockefeller,
Jr., is foreman of the grand jury.
The police Of half n dozen cities are
searching for Miss Lillian Neuman OF
Appleton. Wis. 10 years old, and Miss
Sylvan Grimes of Columbus, Ohio, II
years old and the persons said to bo
holding them captives.
Justice Of the Peace William A Pur.
cell of Jersey City, n. J., is adver.
Using in a Newspaper there that he
will give 1000 trading stamps to each
couple ne marrIes between now and
July l. On that date the new mar
riagc license law goes into effect
Tourgoud Pasha, the Turkish com.
mander, began an attack on the Al
banian position Thursday. After many
hours fighting Tourgoud Pasha cap.
tured one Of the heights commanding
the pass. but lost COO men in doing so.
Following the announcement life |
insurance companies have lost nearly |
half a million dollars by the death OF |
Joseph 'Delmel. Chicago, secretary of |
the National Parlor Furniture com.
pany, tho insurance officials began an
investigation OF the circumstances |
surrounding the killing OF Defined by |
a Rock Island train in Blue Island. |
After his death 1t was discovered that |
Demel carried $4,000 worth OF in.
surance. on most Of which he had not |
paid a cent In cash.
The steamer FL Alba from Calves
ton was picked up by the tug Under. !
writer on the gulf, disabled from an
explosion Of steam pipe, April 90. in
which five men were killed. The boat
was one day out of Galveston when
the accident occurred 1t noundered
In the gulf five days helpless.
Lord Kitchener Is to be given the
highest rank in the British army. 1t
was announced, shortly after he had
been received by the king at Buck.
Ingham palace, that he will soon be