The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-07

into the air again when driven to do
50 by the tauntg and jeers Of the
crowd lie fell about 100 feet, anu
the engine Of his machine fell upon
him crushing his left side and chest
He died an hour later
EEbcrt Gilett and Elizabeth Sears,
members Of the Shaker colony at
/ Ashton. near this city, were jailed at
Kissimee, Fla, charged with causing
tho death of Sadie Marchant, another
member Of the colony, by poison.
/ Library week" began Mt Cedar
Point, Ohio, when the Ohio and Mich.
igan Library associations opened a
joint meeting. The sessions will con.
/ unue through September s, and an
attractive program has been prepared
4 dispatch from Canstantinople says
that the project OF police has notified
the chief rabbi Of the governments
| decision to burn all the old houses
| belonging to Jews in the HouKen
quarter, because they are regarded as
hotbcds Of cholera
Dr. ! W McDayic, a dentist,
charged with q statutory offense fol.
lowing the alleged Imprisonment for
Is months in his Offices at San Der.
nnrdino, cal. OF Jessie MsDonold,
high school girl was held to answer
before the superior court
Meat reached a topnotch price at
New York. Vegetables, too, have gone
up in the local market Potatoessare
81 10 10 81 bushcl as against So and
So last year at this time Western
dealers are buying in the New York
market because the carly crop In
Michigan was a failure and the late
crop is in doubt
Fifteen mon were killed and TWEEN.
iysoycu others seriously injured when
railroad bridge which they were
erecting near Brant. Switzerland, col.
Iapscd
". II. Toms Of Palmyra, Mich,
found 80 pearls in one Raisin river
clam and as proof OF his remarkable
luck brought the shell with the pearls
to Adrain While many Of them were
small, more than 100 Of them were
large enough to be marketed. and at
least 81 were perfect specimens OF
river pearl
Addressing the members OF the
American bar Association in thirty.
fourth annual convention at Boston,
President Taft urged the lawyers TO
take up the work OF reform in judicial
procedure; denounced the recall as
applied to the judiciary, and urged the
adoption OF the arbitration treaties ne.
gotiatcd with France and Great Brit.
ain.
John Gibbons Of BayOnne, n. J., has
received $G5 to repay him for n SIM.
lar sum which he lost % years ago
He carried the money in n poCkctbook
which was returned TO him without
the money shortly after he lost il.
With FIVE aylators already entered
in the Atlantc,to.pacIhc aerial race
for n $4,000 purse, plans arc being
made by cities all along tho route to
have the aerial contestants visit them
On route.
Mrs. +. r. Wadhnms. who horse,
whipped the Countess Marguerite Won
Schcbcn, one OF her husbands pa
ticnts, in his office Mt Chicago recent
~, has been Cnjoned from interior
cncc with Or Wadham's practice
The tentative plan for the dissolu.
ton Of the tobacco trust in accordance
with the decree OF the United States
supreme court, was discussed at the
third conference held AZ New York
by Judges Lacombe and Moves.
Cape Carter negro, was burned
at the stake on one OF the principal
streets of Purcell, Okla, while
crowd of 1000 persons gathered about
the flames drowned the agonizing
cries OF the victim with their chccrs.
a race of people who had never be.
fore bchcld a white man or an Indian
gions of British Columbia, by NilhJ.
mar Stcfansson, leader OF the Amer
lean Museums scientific expedition.
which left New York in April. 1903.
A sensation that made the crowded
courtroom, whore Henry Clay Beattie.
Jr, Is on trial for his life, at Chester.
field Courthouse, Va, gasp, was
sprung when Eugene Henshaw told OF
seeing tall, bearded man" near the
scene OF Mrs. Bcattie's murder for n
week before the crime. His descrip.
ticn fitted that given by Beattie in his
story of the killing.
Richard Lee, Mrs. Lee and their II.
year.old son, Clarence Lee, were
killed in their beds and their house
set on fire at Bonneville, Ind. Wi.
liam Lee, an elder son. was arrested,
charged with the murder.
A rival to Harry N. Atwood the st.
Louis.to.New York record holder,
loomcd up at Neenah, WIS, when 1t
was announced that c. =. Rodgers, /
the aviator, who won endurance con-
tests ut the recent Chicago aviation |
meet, will within the next two weeks |
start on an attempted flight from San |
Francisco to New York In q biplane. |
Judge Lawrence de Graft who, by |
Issuing mandatory injunction a few
weeks ago. effectually ended the
street car strike at Des Moines, la, Is
sued an in iunctiou intnndnd IN ofnrd