The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-01-16
The HaytIsn revolt ia spreading all

Au GTluCt.
After nearly three weeks of rest and
recreation at little cottage near the
gulf coast at Pass Christian, Miss,
President Wilson bade farewell to the
southland
Harry Kendall Thaw would not DO
public menace Il he were released
on bail, according to the report Of the
commission appointed by Federal
Judge Aldrich 10 inquire into the state
OF Thaw's mentality at Concord, N. II.
Within few days the force %
United States marines aboard the bat.
tlcships now stationed u Vera Cruz is
TO be doubled, making about 1000 Of.
flcers ana men OF the marine corps
available to act in emergency.
Secretary Daniels announced that
bids Just submitted for the manufac.
turc Of projcctiles for the navy showed
decrease Of SSS9,S25, as compared
with prices paid last year
Three men were killed and four 9th.
ers probably fatally injured when q
boiler in the gasoline manufacturing
plant OF the Ohio OIL company, near
bridgeport, H., exploded
Lawrence b. Stringer. congressman
at large from Illinois, announced Ms
aAndidacy for the United States sen.
ate at Jackson day banquet in
Pontiac
John Lind, President Wilson's per
sonal representative in Mexico, Is be-
ing boosted by Democrats OF Mime
sofa as United States senator to sue
coed Moses +. Clapp whose term ex-
pres In 1911.
Walter johnson, the famous Wash
ington pitcher, has refused an offer OF
q salary of $4,000 for three years and
a bonus of $4,000, made him b. Joe
Tinker, manager Of the Chicago Fed.
eral league team, Tinker announced.
Jack Johnson, the negro heavy
weight pugilIst said In Paris that he
had not received any cable offer Of
money for fight with Gunboat Smith
on the Mexican side Of the border OF
lower California.
Early action by President Wilson
upon tho question OF permanently or
ganiElng the new government OF the
Panama canal zone and the canal OPP
Grating force Is expected after his re-
turn TO Washington.
Pierre Lott, French romanticist, is
to put aside his wife, who Is an IN.
valid, and marry Jane Catulle Mendes,
according to a dispatch from Paris,
More thaa $4,000 men who have
been idle from one to three months
viii be re.employed before the end OF
this week In the Pittsburg district
Steel orders aggregatng 10000 tons
nave Deen booked.
The will OF Charles t. Appleby,
which was filed for probate In the sur.
rogate court at Mineola, l.. l., disposes
Of realty valued at S50,000,0OO.
Five persons were killed and six in.
jured, two OF whom will die, when
fire destroyed the Gus Kern hotel, on
Second street, Newark, o.
Negotiation between the American
Sugar Refining company and the de.
partment Of justice have come to an
abrupt halt, and unless the so-called
trust agrees to meet demands FOR O
reorganization, the pending suit to dis
solve II under the Sherman antitrust
act will be pressed with yigor.
The United States navy ranks third
among the naval ornaments OF the
world, according to the figures given
in Pulslfer's Navy Yard Book, pub
lished as senate document
Joe Densetti, who has operated a
saloon at Dalzell, ILL.,, for several
years, has offered his saloon for use
as a church.
Cardinal Gibbons received 100000
in first-mortgage bonds, as gift OF
The Knights OF Columbus Of the United
States to the Catholic university al
Washington.
Mrs, l.. S. Sheldon Of Lawrence
Kan. announced her candidacy for as
sociate justice of the supreme court
Of Kansas. on the non.partlsan iudici
AIRY ballot.
The bodies of Miss Jessie Mccain
missing heiress, and Aviator A. J.
Jewel, who disappeared months ago
were given UP by the sea, both bodies
having been washed ashore In the ter
rifle hurricane which has been sweep.
ing the New Jersey and Long Island
coast
Gen. jose Mancilla, one OF the most
prominent commanders OF the Mexi'
can federal army, deserted, crossed