The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-09
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Cenualia, Pa, after having been en-.
tomber for eight days, felt SO good
that he attended church at Mount
Carmel and Joined in general
prayer which was offered on account
Of his rescue.
The Munich newspapers declare
that the Bayarian government has re.
yived its plan for dethronlng the mad
King Otto of Bavaria and placing
Prince Regent Ludwig on the throne.
Pancho Villa and his followers are In
full retreat after a decisive defeat In
three days OF hard fighting at Santa
Rosalia. The backbone OF the Mex
lean revolution In the north f. broken
and the remnants Of the rebel army
are being pursued by federal aud ir.
regular forces.
The jury at Bartlesylle, Ok, in the
case Of Mrs. Laura NJ, Reuter-, charged
with the murder of her husband, a
prominent attorney ut Tulsa, Ok, last
SthlI u vi bhbAss h'
Jury recommended life Imprisonment.
Fire destroyed the Union Station,
one of st. Pauls Oldest landmarks,
and for a time threatened TO cause u
serious connagratIon in the wholesale
district The loss is yariously est.
mated at from 100000 to $4,000.
Mai George Charlton MerriCk OF
the British army flying corps was
allied while flying over the military
aviation ground at Salisbury, Eng
land when his aeroplane suddenly
collapsed
Bound for Colombia. where he will
attempt to start the building Of n
canal across the Isthmus Of Darlen,
in Colombian territory, Philippe
Bunau.YarIlla, agent OF the Morgan
syndicate In the creation Of the Pan
anna republic, has gone 20 Colon
Cholera is sweeping the Balkan
states. The ravages OF the two re.
cent Balkan wars left thousands OF
families homeless and starving. A
large section OF Albania is without
doctors and medical supplies.
Heavy lighting between Albanians
and Servlans Is reported on the out
skirts OF Monastir. The Albanian
tribesmen, who are largely Moslems, |
are believed to have received aid In |
money aud armament from the Turks.
The arrest OF George f. Davis in |
New York caused TO be made public |
O confession he has made which con |
firms and wldens the story told by |
Ortie MECHANICAL on which 3S officials |
and members Of the lntarnatiQps As
sociation of Bridge and Structural
Iron Workers were s,At to the fed |
eTal penitentiary.
The senate commerce coU,.niBsion |
fayorably reported the seamens- labor
bill. vetoed last session by former
President Taft. 1t proposes reforms |
for the man before the mast in
working and living conditions.
Virtually no damage was done TO |
the structure Of the Panama canal by |
the earthquake which occurred in the |
canal zone.
Eight persons drowned, more than |
do 90. htaQtnnAu
md property and public service cor
porations crippled are results of foods
In south Texas, following eight inches
OF rainfall.
William A. Harris and Max Covitz.
convicted leaders of Chicagos arson
trust, were sentenced to serve from
one TO 20 years In the penitentiary.
Detectives Carmody and O'Brien Of
Chicago took into custody Albert
Spencer, former pool room owner, as
q suspect in the Mrs Mildred ALI
son-Rexroat murder mystery.
The body OF w. l.. Cowden, Kansas
City (Kan.) attorney, was found at
the foot Of Ohio street, In the Kaw
river. His head had been chopped
open with an Ak.
A boy, Is years old. murdered with
an ak seven persons In the village Of
Basbrlage- En-Landreau In the depart.
ment of the Loirs-lnferieure, France.
Three masked men held up Charles |
johnson, express agent, and Edward
Tollesrud. ticket agent of the 500 road
at Thief River Falls, Mimi, rihed the
strong box and escaped with $500.
The robbery occurred just as the Win
nipeg flyer was pulling out OF the sta.
tion.
Post Wheeler, secretary OF the
American embassy at Rome, filed q
written reply with Secretary Bryan to
allegations rejecting on his use of
the diplomatic duty exemption priyi-
leges.