The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-02-16
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N''iaf N'A' hiil'h ~ ilAbhs'thNlhF bbo
in the little home in the rear of rs
Christian street Philadelphia. The
family was killed by the accidental
loosening Of q rubber gas tube from
a gas pipe running across the main
living room and the flooding Of the
house with Illuminating gas.
The bodies OF Harry Chambron. J.
Is. League Peter Erramuspe and B
indiana, wealthy cattlemen Of Reno
Nevada have been found in a remote
part OF Washoe county. The bodies
were badly mutilatcd by wild beasts
1t is though that the four men, who
were searching for cattle thieves,
were ambushed by the rustlers.
lycr Peterson. is years old, negro,
was lynchcd by a posse Of citizens
eight miles from Eufaula Ala. Peter.
son attempted to attack Mrs. +. A..
Hudson as she was crossing dimly
lighted street
without debate or amcndent. the
joint resolution giving the Panama
Canal exposition TO San Francisco
passed the senate.
Three hundred federal conVicis IN
the L@aVcnWorth Ikasl penl''nhary
have asked the parole board - hear
their Applications Tor release.
Mrs. Zoralda Samuels, mother Of
Frank and Jesse James fell dead In
the stateroom Of a Pullman on a
northbound Frisco train as 1t neagcd
Oklahoma CITY
The Jim Crow law, under which the
STATE OF Oklahoma compeis railways
and separate waiting rooms for negro
passengers, was upheld by an opinion
handed down By the United States
circuit court Of appeals in St Louis.
William II. Murray was arrested in
a dugout hut which he had construct
ed on the bank Of the Spring river
six miles north NJ Carthage. Mo,
when Deputy Sheriff Weaver raided
the place and seized a complete coun
terfeit plant. Eighty-fiye silver dol
lars were found in the shack, dies
crucibles and crude press also be.
ing taken.
he special board Of engineers ap
pointed TO report on the feasibility OF
Il waterway between Lockport and
Utica. H. as section of the pro.
posed la!Ses-tothe.gulf deep waterway,
recommends an S.root channel in.
stead Of the 14.fooI waterway which
has been so strongly urged through.
out the Mississippi valley
According to the London E"cning
Times, Miss Ethel ClSrc Leney", the
former sweetheart Of Dr. H. II. Grip
pen, who was executed Tor wife muir
der, was one OF 200 women who sailed
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A body has been stolen from the pri.
vate vault Of the family of the late
Congressman William L. Scott In tine
Erie Pa) cemetery The family is
rotlcent, but II is known that the BODY
Is that OF Mrs. McCollum, a sister
inlsw OF the late congressman.
President Taft notified congress
through Senators Crane and Carter
that there must be vote on the reel.
procity agreement with Canada. or he
would call congress I'm extra session
almost Immediately after March 4.
At Wheeling, W. Va. Attorney j. b. |
Handlan. for John O. Schenk, the mil |
lionaire packer filed a bill of particu
lars in the divorce suit against Laura
Farnsworth Schenk. who was accused
OF attempting 10 poison her husband
with arsenic.
After being out OF work for ten !
months, striking machinists reached |
an agreement with the Atlas Portland |