The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-01-23

an Berlin includes the Red Eagle OF
the third class TO Col Won Reuter-
who recently was acquitted by court
martial of charges made against MN
In connection with the troubles De-
tween tho military and townspeople at
Zabern, Alsace,
I.ate adyicss from Kagoshima say
the volcanic eruptions are subdulng'
There is great suffering throughout
thn island OF Sakura for II has been
found impossible to give shelter or
food to the thousands who have loSt
their homes.
John Krafchenko, n bandit who re
Gently escaped from the jail at Nlnhl.
peg. Man, where he was being held
an the charge Of numbering II. NJ. Ar
mold, manager of the Plum Coulee
branch of the Bank OF Montreal has
been captured.
King Gustave of sweden, in his
speech from the throne to the Swed'
ish parliament. announced the lhteh'
ton of tho government again to
parliament to grant to women the
franchise and the right OF election TO
Office
one maa was killed and another
severely wounded IN q battle OF gun
men in the streets OF New York. Inc
dqgperadoes. for whom special squads
Of police are on the lookout, d!sap-
peared into the buildings as the po-
lice appeared.
Moses Price, 49, OF Lorain, Lake
Shore railroad detective, was shot ana
killed at Sandusky O., By car there's
whom he was arresting while they
were breaking into car in the Yards
President Wilson heartily thanked
Edward F. Goltra, Democratic nation
nj committeeman from Missouri, for
the Dayy Crockett cap Mr.. Goltra
brought to Washington.
Ban johnson, president of the
American league, supplemented
statement issued by Charles Murphy
of the Cubs by stating that If the Fed
eral league was not already dead that
st would gasp Its last within Few
days.
Lady Victoria Perry, daughter OF the
earl of Limerick, iooped the loop five
times with Gustave Hamel ut the Hen
don aerodrome, London,
Cardinal William II, O'Connell at
Boston denounced the modern wom'
an" DR.. Charles W. Eliot's twentieth
century religion and creeds whose
temples ARE deserted and forsaken
in a sermon in the Cathedral OF the
Holy Cross.
A nationwide campaign to eradi-
cate hog cholera was planned by the
Ohio Farmers congress, in session in
Columbus.
President Wilson, rs president OF
the American Red Cross, Issued an
appeal to the American people Tor
funds to assist the people OF Japan,
who are suffering. not only from the
earthquake, but from the failure of
crops.
Cardinal Basilio Pompili, vicar-gen-
eral OF Rome, representing the pom
tiff, has issued pastoral letter de-
nouncing the tango and also certain
n a
and fashions, which. he declares, are
peryerting souls.
Mrs. George c. Lee, widow OF Bos.
ton banker, died at Brooklyn, Mass,
aged so. Her daughter Alice was the
first wife OF Col. Theodore Roosevelt
and the mother OF Mrs. Alice Roose-
welt Longworth.
Three of the best-known umpires
the national game OF baseball has
ever known have signed TO act as ar.
biters for the Federal league during
the season of 1914. They are Tim
Hurst, Jimmy tombstone and Brick"
Owens.
Jack Johnson and Frank Moran, the
pittsburg heavyweight, signed articles
for a 20-round bout for the champion
ship of the world, to be fought in
Paris on or before the Paris Grand
Prix race, during the first or second
week OF June.
Richard ID. Landlord, vice-president
and secretary OF the Southern rail-
way. committed suicide by inhaling
gas in his apartments in Brooklyn. He
was to have been married to Brook
lyn society girl
CONGRESSMAN James NJ. Curley was
chosen mayor OF Boston by major
fly OF 5000 votes over Thomas ]. Ken
ny president Of the city council or
a total of $4,000 votes polled on the
coolest day OF the winter, the victori.
GUS candidate received $1,000 and