The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-03-09


rnorfp,, around them Some n, tbess
sustained slight injuries. hut nona wa,
seriously hurt The oririn Of the fir,
lg unknown
Caught under falling walls OF o
small building from which they were
CARRYING dry goods. menaced BY
flames. six persons persisted in Center.
Texas. Many others were hurt. some
fatally. The Are began in Mlstrol
Bros store.
In tho months interim between now
and tho assembling Of the extra Sos
sion, President TAFT expects to spend
several weeks IN the South, most Of #
in resting.
A strike Of 10000 coal miners Of
/ Ohio and western Pennsylvania prob
/ ably viii be called by the United Mins
/ Workers OF America, according 10 Sec
F rotary George Savage Of Ohio district
/ So. 6
~. RudOlto EsriUJsO, well known
I throughout Central America, ami a
other men we're sentence tu D.
hy authority OF no" Estrada govern.
m"r' tn hitmagua for alleged com
. rH0.fy iu plot against 'h" admins
ration Ih"g were convicted at q
speedy trial.
Plans Of the friends Of Capt, Robert
J.. p"nry TO get congressional recogni
'Ion Of his polar achievements pro.
rr"eI rapidly when III" house, by
'.." ~ l'i 10 "a, passed an aW""H'
senate bill according him honors. lie
"'. D." made rear admiral aud
placed upon the retired list
The question OF the necessity Of
sending United States troops across
Ih" border line into Mexico TO protect
Oh" American dixie. which IS being
constructed along the Colorado river
IN that country VIII be decided by
tn" outcome Of negotiations now In
progress between the United States
and Mexico.
A verdict Of mot proved" was
brought into the house In Washington
NY a majority OF inc committee on IN
,"''F aH"'ES on the charges OF cor.
IuP,I"H ana IFatt III the safe OF the
Fh!Iippih" iflar lands to the sugar
uuSi. maze ny Representative Mar
IN lIl'in-', Io'orado' a minority re-
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tors say h. probably will recover.
A reduction of 10 per cent In the
number Of men employed IN the loco.
IlbflNt department OF tho Lake SnOIR
4 Michigan Southorn rnilroad was nm.
expectedly ordered from the head.
quarters Of the comnsny IN CLEVELAND
tto,rv ,,r.rs man, - povaui
cunt, vas aIno,ad IrnItaI e,.tos son'
ator from Montana to succeed Sen.
ator Carter on the seventy,ninth joint
legislative ballot.
Federal Indictment Of n number of
bir Chicago nockers hecouse NJ their
connection win tho national Packing
componv "a exnoctod in the east The
federal grand mrv "a examining n
mass Of evIdence secured by Prose.
cutor Carvan NJ Iersoy CITY upon
which indictments were returned in
New Jersey courts, but which were
ineffective because the packers could
not be extradlted. II indicted In the
federal courts, however, this obstacle
VIII be overcome.
Inbound Iron Mountain train No.
was boarded at broadway station in
ST. Louis bv two armed and masked
men, who tied and gagged Express
NesEenger NJ NJ McRobcrtn and