The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-05-12
NORTH, EAST. SOUTH AND WEST
Notes From Foreign Lands, Through.
out the Nation and Particularly
the Great Southwest.



Cleveland ............. H.
j. tluIt ............ ............ ..
New Nurh s....... .m
Boston ......... O.,
Chicago .....-....... o..
"ahlHEluu ............
81 Louis ....... ......... .
In a pistol agh, ON public street
at Cordrll ia. between Bowen I'd
ward and Herbert Mercer brothers
on ono side, and Grady Snclluoyc Oh
III" other SucIlgroyc and William
Benton. a hysiand,r. We're killed. I'D.
ward Mercer was wounded
Receipts from the corporation ,aN
will exceed by nearly a million dol
lars ScCr,igr. MacVeaghs estimate
OF $2iuo0o0u made early IN Drrrm.
beg, according to the Internal rsyouu"
officers When business closed last
week S253lg7l5 had been assessed
Min" men were fatally burned and
200 others fed in panic when FIRE
Hwcpt over the canning and packing
building Of the Standard OIL company
at Williamsburg following an eAplu-
sion
George Brumdcr. leading publisher
OF German newspapers in Milwaukee
and rated several times a millionaire.
died suddenly after short illness
He WIS in his list year.
colonel koos'yclts 'hroat was s'ili
IN bad shape when ne left for Berlin
nut d" Is confident that th" three
dals rest that II viii have before tn"
drIi''rN OF bis University Of berlin
ADDRESS VIII restore It's strength
Mrs Nanry Neal. - years DID,
whose husband died several years
ago D. dead al Der hoMo. II banun.
ma. Mrs. Neal was the 'hird sister
"h" married Neal. The oldest dauch
trT''F, 10 whom Neal was engaged,
di'd before her marriage lie then
married the next oldest Sh" died
ana ne married her widowed sister
ana at her death b." married tn,
youngest who had already been mar
fied twice
ScHontyhy" th"at"r owners. req.
Ics'huhE l,2oO thralers IN the United
state" ana Canada, concluded week
OF consultations In New York with an
agreement to organize the National
Ih'ateF owners association repre-
S'h'lnE property Interests valued at
$oO,ovo.oDO.
TIT sundry civil appropriation bin,
winch, IN IT'S giant size and the yario.
" OF Its items. becomes "evorybody's
friend was reported to the house
Inc totaI Is $lll,S492ll. This is ST.. |
G5O,S1o less than the estimates and
s26,uuV,O0O less than the total IN last f.
years bAl.
Advances In railroad wages already |
maze or 70 be made before The end Of |
The year are estimated at 100000 coo |
Tor the entire country. This is the |
inquire stated by President w {. |
brown oil the New York Central. Cat |
cnlated on the interstate commerce |
commission statistics as a basis, the
wages paid to railroad employees un-
der the new scale viii amount TO 81.
- h.3o,VOO year.
Ut Howard l. Ricketts,, assistant |
professor OF pathology in the Uniyer-
siiy Of Chicago, is dead and another
n''' neeii "uu'u 10 'he long Hs'
- y, nus r''"t ~ enc mas ola'iheu rs
D,,,. '"", ~. i''sNe''s u''u III Mexico
Wv! VI ~ p',o'N 'e'' '"' u'se"se he
80, 'o"'n " s''uS,
,,,, 49,, ,a.s 2,a'sS Suus' 'onn a. Mar'
49, S"s,1',,eu .no OuH',nt,oh VI AZ
.rs In the Muskngee town In, coses
md continued their trials
A press dispatch from washington
announced that John d. Rockefeller
las abandoned the idea of securing n
rational charter for his proposed foun.
lation. Starr J. Murphy persouaI
counsel for Mr.. Rockefeller. and