The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-05-19

WE'VE persons were seriously. In
Jurcd and eight others sustained les
ser hurts when Kansas city, Mexico
and Orient passenger train was de.
rallied by spreading rails near Milton
Kas.
The modified long and short haul
amendment introduced by Senator
Dixon as substitute for the Hcyburu
amendment to the railroad bill was
! adopted by the senate The vote on
, ID" bAou substitute was 5C ayes. 10
noes.
/ one 81 tho conditions imposed uuun
William Powers, who will be released
/ from the state p"nitcntiary under q
( parole by Governor Hadley, Is that h.
20 at one" TO Gait, Mo. with O 4.
Shapr, who is to come for him.
and Immediately. on his arriyo at
Gait that he marry Snaps daughter
| Nancy, and that both Snapp and Pow.
ers, report the marriage to the gov
crnor promptly
The TWO bandits who held up the
Phoenix a Maricopa passenger train
near Phoenix. Ariz., were captured by
a posse headed by Sheriff Carl Hay.
den and immigration Inspector Crunin
in the desert beyond Cass Grande
John Kaiser told a coroner's jury at
New Douglas, H.. that a bolt Of light.
ming Killed his l9.year.old daughter.
Minnie while she was assisting him
10 load fodder The bolt burned her
chest 20 a crisp, ran down her right
leg to the knee crossed to the left
knee and continued down the lpf Ier
to III" feet The fodder was no, set
aG-c.
That former Vice President Fair.
banks has been officially offered the
post Of ambassador oxtraorlIuary TO
Great Britain is accepted as urnh
ably authentic. by coincidence :ho
h'ws reached Mr.. Fairbanks ON his
birthday.
Fears that heavy loss Of life has fol. .
lowed a serious typhuun. which swept
fhe 'utir" Kobe district. wcr" *.
pressed by officials at Kobe japan
Tn" wreck Of on steamer CARRYING
passengers from Osaka 10 Nagoya. is .
reported In addition to a large crew.
81 passengers were aboard and all .
were reported lost. although this lacks
confirmation
Robert McCray, wanted n Texas.
Missouri Georgia and virginia Oh
charges of issuing bogus checks, is
under arrest at Buffalo, y. Y. sheriff
Henry PETIT OF Crawford county, Mo.
has gone to Albany for cxlradi:ion pa.
pes.
The erection of reviewing stands
along the route from Westminster hall
10 Paddington station. the line of the
procession of King Edward.
Ias begun
AZ Central Falls. r l.. 500 employees
II the United states Cotton mills were
nrown out of work by a strike Of
20 weavers for an increase Of 10 per
.ent in wages, The entire plant has
losed down
Mrs. Reginald G. Vanderbilt. in a
ollision between her automobile and
Madison avenue trolley car. In New
FORK city, received bruised arm aud
under the care of a physician.
Miss Helen Jorowski, a pretty -lri
( Philadelphia, who was 10 have been
1arTied to Peter Horoncy, was sold
y him for $40 TO Alexander Papusis
few h"2"s before the wedding. aaA ,
he "as married to the purchaser.
Five children were irightfuli,
urned and three Of them may die la
result Of a gas explosion that oc. !
urred In the home OF William Mn:ar ,
! Buffalo, n. Y.
The New York stock exchange will d
G closed for two hours on Friday, f,
lay 20, the day of the funeral of King
dward. The usual opening hour of c
o'clock has been put OF until noon. =
The superior court at Pittshurg re. /"
Uses to quash the appeal of Helen ..
oyle, convicted accomplice in the
lily Whiua kidnapping, as demanded \
Assistant District Attorney Leinin. r
n OF Mercer county, where she was h
'nyicted. The case was continued un
October.
Geo. Cooper, prominent farmerof u
thompson, Mo, returned home after n
absence of 10 days, during which
ne the farmers in his section had n,
Used purse for an investigation 3,
ncerning his mysterious disappear. q,
ce. He does not remember whe.~ -
had been. r
3loodshed and threatened Indian
II were averted when the rebelious
iskins at Taos, n. NJ, were persuad.
to declare truce pending settle G.
nj of their differences with the ter.
Drial authorities. For time a war
.ween all of the Indians of northern
W Mexico and the United States 81
ops appeared to be inevitable. I'M
additional large tracts of land In IN
sgon, Washington, Montana and ", wv
coming, aegregating 170,02G acres,
re been designated by the secretary w
the interior for settlement under &c
homestead act.