The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-04-11
HAPPENINGS OF THE SEVEN
FAST DAYS ARE BRIEFLY
PRESENTED.
ALL AROUND THE PLANET
Dispatches From Our Own and For
ergn Countries Are Here Given
In Snort Meter for
Su6y Readers.

nay" lof TIC waking round lIlp IRON
Sal Francisco 10 New YORK, having
arrived az 'hc Preside. The previous
record. hold by Edward laysou Nca
ton Mas IS days longer
Lewis T. Elusser, 81 years old, 4lnI
at Cumberland, MIR from grief caused
by the tragic end Of his daughter
Grace, who was found dead with her
iaur, ia Tho parlur Of the Liossur
boun December 81, 1910.
Henry porman was rescued from
N" Mmt.uu mine. twenty miles from
Globe Ar,z after having been cn.
toubod by rayein for uOuor seven
hours
The MEXICAN a. Northwestern rail
way bridge spanning the RIO Grandr
river borw"eu III paso and IuarcZ.
known us IN" Corraltos hidpr. Was
dyuamtod
Emphatic denial Of the reports that
the final outcome Of the Chimes" reyo
tuition may be the uplifting OF the new
thlEa INTO four separate countries was
mad" by President Yuan.
Great interest resulted in financial
circles IN London when Rom" cables
announced lh"i }. fl"rPont Morgan
'h' "o'e" AMIR '"" H'"'''''' hdu
peeh ro'I'naho'd 10 l0'e' INC KAISER
VI Venice III lh' near future.
secretary fIShe' OF inc department.
Vi inc interior VIII go 10 honolulu
soon 70 investigate chaFE'S against
N''.'I =. f't'I' governor u tla""'',
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DUCKS III Lou'slah' ana l'AHA.
Mrs Nora Lollv. an inmate Of the
Elder William ALISON private hone
for trl"udicss women and children, at
Webb city No accuses Mis-. Cora
NIlcS. also an ihmNi" oi ih" place. Of
burning hor l-yearuld r6ild.
Considerable speculation has FOL
IoNtG the granting OF iuur months
IeuNe q absence 10 MAJ Gen fIeuer
icy Dent Grant commander OF ID" de-
partm"nt OF N" east 1t was reported
that u" was SuHrrhG from an alIlIc'
tlon OF the throat similar TO the ais
ease mat ca"S'u inc d'ath OF MS Ia
ther Gen |. ;. Grant
The Cairo lllll drainage district Is
gone Two breaks have flooded ter.
yitory nine miles square, and the loss
viii run to $5.ooo,u0o twenty-five
lumber companies. Future city, town
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IN nm VI '.o"b t''''' " "'''',u"',
!, n.y. ...,a,.-,., -, ,,,a
weeks ago in useless fight against a
pension bill reported BY the Demo.
cratic committee on invalid pensions,
is said to have since suffered d merry.
GUS collapse.
Adoption of the railroad workmen's
compensation and employers liability