The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-10-10
n EWS
or THE
WEEK

the United States, obtained birds.
eye view OF the Massachusetts north
shore.
The town Of Leon, Nicaragua, has
surrendered to the American forces.
There is reason to believe that no
hghting occurred, but details of the
surrender are lacking
A new American record for an en-.
eurance flight was made ut Annap.
oils, Mr., by Lieut. John II. Towers
OF the navy aviation corps, in by.
droaeroplane lie was continuously
in the air for six hours, ten minutes
and thirty-fye seconds.
The Philadelphia Rapid Transit
company is about to remodel all its
old cars into side door cars for the
benefit OF the women conductors 1t
plans to employ
Robert Holt, alias CIaxton, Burrend.
cred to the Oakland Cal, police and
confessed he had stolen $4,000 from
the Australian government while en-.
Dloyed as a clerk with the Royal Aus.
tralian artillery at Sydney. New South
Wales
Six persons were Killed near Ar.
lington, Tex, when an automobile
driven by Rufus c.. Cornelius crashed
into Il rapidly moving Dallas.Fort
Worth interurban car. Cornelius, his
wife, three young children and a
young woman are the victims.
Nine Detroit aldermen and Clerl
Schreitor were bound over TO the re-
corder's court and seven we're dis.
charged by Justice Jeftries in police
court The men were charged with
accepting brides for official favors or
with conspiracy to accept such
brides.
The entire rebel army at Jlnotepe,
Nicaragua, about 20 miles south OF
ManagGa, was captured with all rs
ammunition, arms and artillery, after
IA four hours battle with government
troops
Miss Emily II. Sherman Is in the
Newark, N, j., hospital suffering from
self'inficted injuries in her tenth at.
tempt TO commit suicide.
Countess Thea Erdody, Austrian no.
blewoman, began the process Of )b.
tanning American citizenship in Nrw
York city. She has first papers.
Walsh, an aviator, fell 1900 feet
from an aeroplane while giving an OK.
hibitlOn at the fair grounds at Trcn.
ton, n. ]. He was fatally injured aud
will probably die.
Because they were not allowed to
deliver suffrage speeches between
acts, a score OF society women
stormed the box office OF the Shubert
theater at Minneapolis and put the
ticket seller to flight
Sig Marconi is improving, but the
question Of whether he will retain the
sight of his injured eye is still unset
tied
Triplets, whose aggregate weight IL
less than six pounds. have been born
10 Mrs. Dorothy Mosch Of New York
CITY.
No employees of the government
may include drinks in his expense &c.
count while away on official missions.
according to ruling just handed
down by the department of justice.
Rear Admiral Lucian Young, form.
erly captain OF the Mare Island navy
yard at San Francisco, died in New
York after a brief illness.
The cruiser Maryland. with Secre-
tary Knox returning from Japan,
where he attended the funeral OF the
late Japanese emperor, reached Hon.
olulu. according to dispatch received
at the navy department.
The Turkish cabinet, after a SEES.
sion of eight hours, decided to mobil.
ize the entire Turkish army. 1t fur.
Their made the serious decision TO de.
tain all Greek ships in Turkish wa.
tiers for use as transports.
Running at the rate OF sixty miles
an hour In an effort to make up If.
teen minutes lost time, the second
section OF the Springfield express,
Boston TO New York city, failed 20
take a crossover from the third to the
fourth track and practically the whole
! train was hurled into a ditch. Ninc
persons, among the 200 on the train
were killed and scores mortally in
jured.
Attorneys John NJ. Longer and J.
w Spedems began suit for possession
OF strip of land from so feet to a
half mile wide along Lake Michigan,
from Fifty.irst street to the Chicago
river, valued at S50,000,e00. The suit
Is to be brought for Frank ELI AMI
$500 other Indians, descendants o!
the Pottawatomie, Chippewa and OF
tswa tribes.
Seven out OF about every 100000
New Workers are murdered, accord.
ing to figures gathered by an insur.
ance journal in New York.
The mail express from Washington
for Atlanta on the Southern railway
was wrecked near Cornelia Ga. Two
are dead and half a dozen injured.
Panic in consequence Of the pre-
diction of EARTHQUAKES caused most
OF the inhabitants OF Valparaiso,
Chile, to pass the night in tents
pitched ON the open spaces and In the
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