The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-06-26

mittce, demanded Of the house q con.
tlnuation of the money trust inycsti
cation.
Eighty girls deliberately were
! burned TO death when villagers IN the
Piriatin sugar beet district set fire to
the building where the girls were
asleep, according 10 a special dispatch
from kiel, Russia.
Harvnrd's oldest graduate, Rev. J.
I |. T Coolidge who was 95, died in the
midst Of commencement festivities at
| Cambridge, Mass, after two weeks
/ Illness Of pneumonia He was gradu.
ated from Harvard in 1888.
| The biggest gathering Of women
vote seekers will be seen in Washine.
ton July 80, when the affirmative re-
| port Of the senate committee on won.
| ems suffrage will come up in the up.
/ per branch Of congress for action
Chicago workmen numbering 27700
were locked cut on incomplcted build.
| ings In Chicago in the boycott against
the Building Trades council instituted
by the Building Construction Employ.
ers' association
At Montreal Canada. four fremen
are dead and three others are in the
hospital seriously injured as the re-
suit Of disastrous fire there.
S. G. Hull, farmer of Dover Cen,
ter, O., was killed and his wife wa
wounded at their home when a box OF
fifty rife cartridges placed On the
Kitchen stove exploded
Outclassing Yale in the varsity
eightoared four-mile race, Harvard
won the annual event by more than
n dozen lengths The official time
was: Harvard, 2l;42; Yale ego.
Nine members OF United States .
surveying party were drowned in the I.
Mississippi river near New Madrid, .
Mo, when a squat overlook them and /.
capszed their boat Five other mem. T,
bers OF the party were rescued from
death
Archdeacon Hudson Stuck. the .
Episcopal missionary who set out
from Fairbanks, Alaska, several /
months ago to climb Mount Mckinley,
reached the summit OF the highest
peak Of the great mountain June Z.
In a prescntment handed down by
tho West Chester county On. " grand
jury IA recommendation is made that
Sing Sing prison at Ossning be aban.
doncd and z new state institution be
built
A general strike Of miners in the
New River coal field, district No 80,
United Mine Workers Of America,
will be called next week, according to
an announcement OF Thomas Hag.
gerty, member Of the international
miners board
Ono hundred bodies were taken
from the ruins of the houses demol.
ishcd In the earthquake at TirnovO. 1t
is known that many more bodies are
in the ruins, but the exact number OF
those who persisted cannot yet be
learned.
The board of trustees Of Vanderbilt
of Tennessee unreservcdly
accepted the recent gift of Andrew
Carnegie Of $l,O00.OOO 10 the medical
Maximum rate laws Of four states,
Missouri, West Virginia Oregon and
Arkansas were sustained by the su.
preme court In series OF unanimous
decisions, read by Justice Hughes
Except as to few railroads with
small mileage in Missouri alone, the
court declared the laws are not con.
iscatory. The court did not decide !
n the Kentucky rate case.
oecTetdry OF Agriculture houston
Victor Olmsted, statlstician ]
II the department, pending an inves Q
igatlon of his office. "A matter of ,
,fflce discipline" was the explana.
ion given at the department
The Peoples Bank and Trust com. c
,any OF Muskogee, Ok, capitalized AT l
$4,000, q strictly negro institution, I
las been closed and is In the hands OF T.
| state bank examiner 1t has been C
loing business six years
The expulsion of Jews from the
government Of Kherson, which was I,
suspended during the winter, but only 8
fter vigorous protests had been made n
n the duma, was begun again. The n
government had agreed 10 stop the >,
EXPULSION of Jews until June II.
Capt. John Andrew Doggett OF Port
and, Me, and Ave members OF the a,
rev Of the Gloucester fishing schoon. =,
r Olympia went down with their >.
raft when she was rammed of Sable :,