The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-07-25

r bee.2 agreed upon. The principal fig
' ures in II are L. G Converse. pres
1 dent OF the International Nickel CON
pany, president OF the Bankers Trus
company, and one OF the most power
/ ful men In Wall street, ". L. Corey
| at one time presideu! Of the United
States Steel corporation. Ambrose Mo
nell and Robert NJ. Thompson,
| Conditions are peaceful at both Lis
bon and Oporto. Flying columns Of
| republican troops continue the search
in the north for royaIists, but no more
have been found.
More than sixty persons were killed
and many wounded in an attack by
Iapatistas on Il passenger train be.
tween City Of Mexico ard Cuernayaca,
MoreloB.
The earthquake that shook Guadala.
lara, Mexico. to It's foundation de.
stroying large number OF buildings
and rendering several thousands home.
less, came as the climax Of a serlos
Of seismic disturbances covering a
period OF more than Ave weeks. Nine
~ distinct shocks were felt within
that time
An investigation OF expenditures in
the forest service by a special scnntc
committee is asked in a resolution by
Senator Oyerman.
The Democratic campaign funds 10.
tai was about $1,000. 600 when Alton
Il. Parker ran FOR president In 1904,
| according 10 W. +. Sheehan of Sew
| York, who testified before the senate
committee investigating campaign
/ funds.
Recruits In the United States ma.
rine corps are being provided with
government pajamas as part OF the
annual allowance for clothing.
Maintaining that her first duty was
to her children, Mrs A. L. Hamilton
has refused TO run for the assembly
on the prohibition ticket.
Because he asserts that most OF the
funerals that pass through Queens.
boro came from outside, Borough
President Connolly wants each funeral
cortoge taxed 81 for road improve
ments
Earthquakes filed one street with
debris from shattered houses, dam
aged TO some extent almost every
building in Guadalaiara, Mexico. and
drove hundreds Of citIzeng panic.
stricken into the open places. Twenty.
three shocks were felt between sun.
rise aud sunset.
The original agreement between
representatives, Of labor and capital
In Los Angeles by which the McNa.
mara case was to be ended forever
was disclosed IN detail by Fremont
Older, editor Of the San Francisco
Bulletin, who took the stand for the
defense in the bribery trial Of CIar f.
ence S. Darrnw.
Formal denial Of the published state
mcnt that a treaty between Japan and .
Russia, looking 10 the definition Of .
their respective interests In Man
churia and Mongolia was about to be .
signed at st, Petersburg, has reached .
the state department from the Amer. .
lean embassy at Toxic.
The unscating of Senator L9rimor
creates no vacancy and GOV. Denecn
has no power to appoint a successor.
Thus holds Attorney General Stead in
a yoluminous opinion rendered TO the
governor II
Mrs. Rene b. Morrow was found not
guilty Of the murder Of her husband
Charles u. Morrow, a Chicago invent.
Or, by jury in Judge Kerstens court.
Hubert Latham. former aviator, was
Killed by buffalo while hunting near
the source Of the Nile. according to {
cable message received by the gov.
eminent from the governor gencrc. of
French Equatorial Africa
Dissolution of the United States
Steel curporatiOn-the steel trust
Will be recommended cmhhat cally. |
unanimously in the report
IF the Stanley steel investigating com.
nittce Of the house
As the result OF raid of % unli.
.ensed saloons in New York, $50, 600
worth Of beverages were dumped into
he streets by Excise Commissioner
farley.
The senate passed without discus.
ion the terror battlcship" resolu.
ion by Senator Tnlman, proposing
hat the United States build the great.
st warship possible under modern !,
naval conditions to put an end TO tie !,
race Tor naval supremacy" ;
The senate indirectly rcbuked Pres. I
dent Taft for his course in connec. +
ion with the Lorimeg case. A reso. H
ltlon, battle Scared in protracted, u
litter debate was adopted. 50 to 20,
enouncing any attempt on the part
+ president to exercise the power
1 his office to influence a vote on n
ucstions within The senate's exclu- h
i've jurisdiction. n
No compromise with Roosevelt over II
le presidential electors In any state II
as President Tafts utimatum to Il
enator Gamble and Representative O.
urkc OF South Dakota, who came 81
it'll a delegation from that state to [,
lnier on their political mix.up.
Declaring he was left to starye with.
ut means of support, Salvadorean