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INCENDIARY CAUGHT ~ THE ACT.
He and . Companion We're Trying to IRE
q Grocery store.

Policeman Michel p Ayres 81 the Bergen
street station In Brooklyn. discovered two
young men AZ All early hour yesterday morn
ing IN h act Of setting are TO two barreis.
which they had placed Close 90 the plate
glass window OF Henry Myers's grocery
store at Seventh avenue and Carroll street.
He not only succeeding In stamping out
the blaze before IL had eItended 20 the
store, but In arre-ting one 81 the alleged
i~nccndiare- There are two double fats
over tho store md they have over twenty
occupants.
The prisoner. Henry Moore. % Year, old.
OF 7si Carroll street. said Il that vas his com
panion who started the FIRE. and that he
was toe drunk himself fully 20 realize what
was going on. He was held for eI emina-
ton on a charge Of arson by Magistrate
Manner Of ths Myrtle avenue court In de-
fault % 5000 bail.
John Brooks. 7s years old of 7s4h Carroll
street. who made his escape AZ the time Of
Moore's arreet. was captured by the police
last night aud locked up In the SiIth svsnu
station
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v,n.r, Of Nr. q. y. pro r,.r

L~.RCRnoNT. oct Tn" funeral 81
Mr. Mary Proctor. wife Of , , Proctor.
tho thea trical manager. was held here this
morning Ia ~, Johns Protestant Epi-co-
nal Church. The srrNic" was largely at
t.udci by tho summer colony and actor
and actr<-.- from New York Nearly
nftv large wreaths aud Horsl cmblcms
w.re sent 10y friends. Burial was m Mo'd-
lawn Cemetery.
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KANSAS APPOINTMENT.
Faction mat Opposed Nckiniey's seiec-
ton Rrbuhe d ~, the President.

WAsWSoToS. oct, The President
this morning appointed John +. Dean
United States Attorney for the district Of
Kansas. senator Burton 81 that State
had b~en in Washington for two weeks
urging another candidate for the place
and had a final interview with President
Roosevelt Yesterday NJ Burton T.lic-
'ar'ly aF,@d ~ withdraw his candidate
after tNF President had told him firmly
that b. couli appoint no other applican, for
"a, place than MI Dean The President
,~p.t.sl hl. decision on tho ground thai
senator Rurtou's candidate was grossly
MA: far the place. aud that. moreover.
N, f!; under a moral obligation 20 appoint
a.. man ~ whom ~" late President
V,Kinlcy had virtually promised the place.
The %arpointmsn' 90. Dean y an incident
IN n UittcT fart.oual tgi' that LAS h~-'n
wagci IN kansas or .oun~ time.
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ALBANY Oct. 2-Ex-Judge Robert Earl
to-day continued the taking % Testimony
~ referee In tho special franchise-tax liti-
cation. The Witnesses were President
N II Vrreland and SECRETARY and Treasurer
Charles = Warren 81 the Metropolitan
Street Railway Company Mr. Nr~eland
was In the hands OF attorneys for the state
to-day. The referees hearing will bs con
tinued here next THURSDAY
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walter Thorn ss e-echiyn Applies fer
Once.

WASHINGTON. Oct among those who
have filed their names a, the Treasury De
partmen, az applicsnts for appointment Is
Walter Thorn of Brooklyn Ia lie Commis-
sioner OF Immigration at New York
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N~'SHiNGrpN. oct . Tho Nevv p~-
p afw'u' t1. rrr~ivod d-~parrr"s fr,m
H.ran..r NcIA-. Vto su~~-~ici Conn
Hard'r Sargent iu command off, Mach,ss.
OF ,"tru and Cant Perry ~ ~. lows.
a 'afAuA, dstei sept -. In Nb'ch they
fT.rt conditions on the ifhmus a. quSct
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THIS IS WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN
WAITING FOR!
WBDNBSDAY,0CT.9
NEW YORK STATE DAY
Pan American Exposition

1t is to be the browning event of the Exposition,
and the special low railroad rates offered make it posi-
BILE for every citizen Of the State 10 see the beautiful
" Rainbow City for a very little money. The electrical
display in the October twilight is the picture of a life
time. Go and see it!
The weather is cool and delightful you can travel
in comfort, and now is the time to see the Exposition at
its best. The special railroad rates give ample oppor-
tunity to do the Exposition thoroughly and visit Niagara
Falls and other points of interest near Buffalo.
Preparations are being made to take care Of the
largest crowd of New York State people ever assembled.
and every e Yorker will find a warm welcome in
Buffalo that day.
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It's taken lots Of time, pa.
thence and brains to make a
Derby a bit better than anybody
else's.
Now it's made.
The Ascot; -.
III overcoats r under con.
sidcration, it doesn't matter
whether the decision is long or
short: light, medium or heavy
weight; black, brawn or gray
they re here, ready.
ROGERS PET - COMPANY.
ga RroAdwsy. oot Warm.
midland , WRFfen NJ nam .
- Hrnscway. 90 frnrs -sn
tso kfoadsnf. COT I'D,
.ad - "a 49, 49,
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Tsk. iA,auvs nrrno ouininr rah5es An dfuF
gtss frfund ne mulfs " % fails ~ cur D. ".
ofvtt . ~sguaiufe = IN sach boL saC rAeT
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Gov. Odell andStaffW Will Be There

The Governors escort will consist of upward of
three thousand State troops, including Squadron "A" and
the Second Battery, of New York City. Maori General
Charles F. Roe will act as Grand Marshal Of the day and
the Governor will review the troops in the Stadium.
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ROGERS l'Esr - CourASl

ga nrnadusy 80 Narfrn.
and : AMI , WRffen ~
80 Hrnsduay. 30 fftnrs
tsu hfoadsEf COT "a,
saa - "A $50 80
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07
From Oklahoma.

Little Miss Luclla Harrison,
daughter of Mr.. a. NJ. Harrison,
who was formerly engaged in the
brick manufacture in Mexico and
who last summer located at Still
water, Oklahoma. writes an inter
csting letter to n little friend here
of which the followingare extracts;
Dear Friend Xola: am busy
at school. am in Higher Gram
mar, big topography, Fifth Reader
and Higher Arithmetic. | got
Sc - aS my average grade for
last term, aud want to do better
this next. We had an enjoyable
trip out to Oklahoma and are
pleased with the country. We
picked cotton for II ncighbor last
.all. and the other children en-
loycd the pastimc, earning our
own money, too. We got 81 90
for every one hundred pounds,
Rubcy is going to college and is
getting along nicely, want TO
go next year. Tell your mamma
and papa Hello" for me. We
are living in the east part of town
and are building house III the
west part. We are all healthful
and growing. The climate is warm
out here. This is the 24th of Jan
uary and the water in the streams
is warm enough for bathing. Hope
this letter will find YOU all well.
Goodbye.
LEULLA HARRISON.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07
No Mrs. Nation Insurance.

Fort Scott, Kan, Feb. IA
New York plate glass insurance
company has sent its Kansas agents
instructions to amend policies on
glass in all joints, saloons and
drug stores to protect the compa-
ny against loss by Mrs. Carrie
Nation. and all members of the
w. c. T. L. The agent in this
city has been instructed to indorse
all policies on plate glass in sa-
looms as follows:
1T is hereby agreed and under
stood that the company will not he
liable for any loss or damage un-
der this policy occasioned by or in
consequence of the smashing OF
breaking of glass by Mrs. Carrie
Nation or any member of the w.
c. T. t., or any other person on
persons where such act is inten-
tionally done for the purpose OF
destroying and preventing the sale
of liquors. beers or other bcvcrag.
es."
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07
New Zealand Again.

The Kansas City Star, an ultra
gOid-bug organ Of the Mark Han
ma stripe, gives the following ac-
count of New Zealand and the sue
cess of its advanced legislation.
That is a remarkable situation in
New Zealand. Hear what the
Star says:
The traveller from New Iea-
land sixty years ago would have
told Lord Macauley that he came
from vast wilderness ovcrrun by
savagcs who had not long before
been cannibals. Hardly IA Vcstigc
of civilization varied the monotOny
of the primcval forest. He could
have described no social inStitu.
tions save those of the wild tribes
of islanders. Today the cnthusi-
astic traveller from New Zealand
would tell different story. !
live IN Il country governed III the
interests Of the people, he would
say. When | travel | ride on II
government railway. | am taxed
not on the improvements ! make
on land, but on its unlmprovcd
value, and on my income. My
taxation is graduated, therefore
in accordance with my ability to
pay. As five families Of every
seven own land, | do not fear rad
zeal legislation. can rent land
from the government, borrow
money from it or have it insure
my life. AS compulsory arbitra-
ton is in force | do not fear the
disturbance of trade by strikes.
And in old age do not need ia
have the poorhouse stare me in the
face, for | shall receive II pension
from the government Of $l.75 Il
week, which, with my own savings,
will keep me from want. In re-
ceiving this | will not be the OBJ
ject of charity, but will feel that
the government is paying me fol
my services in the development OF
the country "
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07
Eagle Carries Off Baby.

Denver, Col, Jan. 30.-Tony
Giovanni, aged 4, was seized Mon
day by large bald eagle, carried
100 feet into the air and afterward
rescued by his parents. The bird
flew with its burden to an island
in the Platte river. There the
shawl around the child caught in
the bushes. BY this time IA crowd,
with the boys parents in the lead,
had rushed thru the water to the
island and the eagle abandoned its
prey and flew away. The child :
shoulders bore the marks of the
bird 5 talonS, but he was not Sc
riously injured.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07
Former Audrain Couple.

Following is repeated from the
Laddonia Herald:
Miss Roella Griggsby. of near
Faiber, took the train here Tues
day night for Colorado, and will
be met at Colorado Springs by her
lover, Mr.. Charles Mccoy, where
the two will wed, it is currently
rumored here. This is an excel
lent young couple. Mr.. Mccoy is
the son of w. ID. Mccoy, II we'll
to-do farmer living several miles
northeast of Laddonia, and Miss
Griggsby is well known to many
of our readers as Il young lady of
high social standing.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07
Turned Down Future King.

Columbia, Mo-, Jan. 30. Mrs
Mary Bishop Moore, wife of Doe
tor w. T. Moore, president of the
Missouri Bible College of this city,
is perhaps the only person in the
United States who ever declined II
dance with the Prince of Wales,
now Edward VII of England. Mrs.
Moore is a daughter of Governor
II. Nj. Bishop, of Ohio. When
the Prince of Wales made visit
to Cincinnati, in 1860, Governor
Bishop was Mayor of that city. A
ball was given at the Pike Opera
house for the Prince. Mayor Bish-
op and family were in Il private
box. The Prince came to the box
and asked Miss Bishop to dance
the first set with him, and she de,
clined. Miss Bishop was then
quite young, and gave as her rea-
son the strict rules of her church
against dancing, particularly in d
public ballroom.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07

A preacher at TT. Scott, Kansas,
preached a brief but beautiful SER
mon recently. Here it is: \
word to you all. Post mortem
praises are in the air. People kiss
their dead who never stoOp to kiss
their living; they hover over the
caskets in hysteric sobs, but failed
to throw their arms around their
loved ones who are fighting the
stern battle of life. a word of
cheer to the struggling soul in life
is worth more than roses of Chris
tendon piled high on casket COW
ers. The dead can't smell flowers,
but the living can; scatter them
broadcast in their pathway, there
fore, and pluck out the thOrns be-
fore it is too late"
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07
Criminal Docket.

MONDAY, FEB. Is, 1901.
State of Mo. VS.. Sam Wells, No. |
State of Mo. VS.. Sam Wells, No. ,
TUESDAY, FEB. 10.
State of Mo. VS.. Walter Daniel.
State of Mo. VS.. Bessie Bright.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 20.
State of Mo. vs.. Ed Roberts, No. |
State of Mo. VS.. Edward Riley.
THURSDAY, FEB. 2l.
State of Mo. VS.. II. c. McFall.
State of Mo. VS.. Chas. Hutchison.
State of Mo. vs.. Cutchcr Hamlet
FRIDAY, FEB. 22.
State of Mo. vs.. Ed Roberts, No. ,
State of Mo. VS.. VIM. Douglass.
State of Mo. VS.. w. j. Coleman
and John Cullen.
State of Mo. VS.. Fox.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07
Depot Hotel Gone.

The Ferris Hotel, Just opposite
the depot, in this city, went up in
smoke last Thursday night. 1t
was four-story frame structure
and was erected about twenty
years ago.
j. 7. Saunders was running the
hotel. The basement was occu-
pied by il laundry, and here is
where the fire originated. The
flames spread rapidly and the
building was almost gone before
the Fire Department could arrive
1t was Il hard fight to save ada
cent buildings. Mr.. Saunders had
his furniture mostly covered by in
Surance, but the hotel building.
owned by &. l.. Ferris, was with
out cent of insurance. The rates
We're so high that Mr.. Ferris felt
he could not afford to carry the
insurance. He places his loss at
near 50, 900.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07

JOHN SMITH
AttOrney-at-La
and
Candidate for Congress
Not ShelVed Yet.

Washington. Jan. LIN the
House today Representative Lam
ham, of Texas, delivered Il speech
upon the question of the re-organ-
ization of the Democratic party.
He said it was Wnbridled audacity
upon the part of the gold Demo
Gratis to demand, upon their return
to the party, that they should head
the procession. The talk, there
fore, of party reorganization was
pucrile. The effort to shclve Bry-
an, he urged, was premature. He
had fallen with his back to the
field and his feet to the foe. He
was splendid American citizen
and Democrat. 1t was improbable
that he ever again would aspire to
the nomination, but it was yet too
early to discuss future candidates.
Mr.. Lanham declared that those
who had left the party must re-
turn, if at all. prepared to sub
scribe to the cardinal doctrine OF
the party-acquicscence in the will
of the majority.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07
Champ and the Texan.

The following Washington telc.
gram was sent to the New York
World:
a young man who came to Wash
ington i'll search of political of.
flee was importuning Representa-
tive Champ Clark, of Missouri, to
aid him. The applicant was ex-
ceptionally steadfast in his efforts
and developed into bore.
Look here, young man. said
Congressman Champ" "you were
born in Texas. Texas is great
State, just full of opportunities.
You have a legal education and
you are enamOred of politics. Take
my advice, go there, mix in poll
tics, practice law, and perhaps YOU
may come here to Congress"
Good Lord" Mr.. Clark" ex.
claimed the Texan, "do you know
anything about TeXas!"
Not much, except that it is Il
big place with plenty of pasture
land"
We'll" said the aspiring youth,
there are 5000, 900 people in Tex.
as. Two million of these are men
| l,999, 800 are statesmen and L.
909, ,999 are lawyers, and every
solitary one has hung out this sort
of shingle;
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07

when a New York musical director
went to rchcarBc his company he dis
covered that the piano was full Of wnt-
cr At first me thought some one had
attempted to ruin the instrument out
Of revenge, and was just about 10
start an investigation when the Swcdo
janitOr happened along, How go
laik ait. Master Schaindle?" How do
/ like what" he asked How you laik
new piano. Schlindler thought he
saw an opportunity Of clearing the
mystery. who has been fooling with
that instrument" he demanded severe
IS. Nobody has been foolin,' tho
Swede replied calmly; piano was dair-
IS an Al get brush and water and scrub
straings and then turn on hose" The
musical director secured new piano,
and when he started rehearsal he was
interrupted by tn" Swedc, who was cX-
crting himself whistling, Kansas CITY
/ independent
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07
War on Saloons.

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,.,,,,r,no, ,oo,L. anal ,Lo .oIoon
,..o,lo d,,r, =, voud,Ii, tLi,
nor,r. Tho f,I,ou.ino !, ,ho
,.,nl;.o,, .,oo;oI fro,, ho,
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Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07

From the very last quotation.
Their keepers view with constcrna
tion
The awful work of dcScrratou
And their only consolation
They can hunt II new vocation.
During your incarceration
With ample time for meditation
You proposed continuation
OF the present agitation.
Nou know the combination
You indOrSc the proclamation
! OF this great administration
In benevolent assimilation.
B T. Ofcu. IN S. L"uiS Rcpuhijr
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07
I'M ODE TO II LHDY 80
NOW IN THE PUBLIC EYE.

Mrs. Nation, Mrs. Nation,
After much dclibcration,
But without procrastination,
You have fonnd your occupation,
And with earnest application
To this job of renovation
Without thought of compensation
You have gained il reputation.
You have shown determination
And II lot of animation,
Working for emancipation
OF this thirsty generation.
And to increase the complication
Joint sights show dcsolatiou
And their stock depreciation
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07

Nightwatchman Barnett ran
in" Tom Spurs last week, the ne
gro who took Il whipping for steal
ing clothing over at Fulton and
then came over to Mexico and got
some clothing the same way from
the Soltz Clothing Co. Police
Judge Macfarlane fined Spurs
$3.50. He plead guilty to the
theft.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07
Gouged Her Eye Out.

Harrisburg, H., Jan. 81
While Mrs. Asa Parker was cut
ting hooks aud eyes from an old
dress with a pair of scissors this
evening, she accidentally stuck the
scissors into one of her eyes, goug-
ing it out. She was taken to the
sanitarium at Evansville tonight
to have the ball removed.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07

The State Superintendent of
Schools has just issued twenty
eight State certificates and
among the number we notice the
names of w. l.. Oliver, of Stur-
geOn, and }. y. Cross, of Mexico.
The examinations We're taken dur
ing the Christmas holidays at JEFF
ferson City.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07
j. A. CauthOrn Dead.

j. A. Cauthorn, brother of
Ben Cauthorn, of this city, died
at CORVALLIS, Oregon, last week
of rheumatism. Deceased was a
citizen of Mexico for p years,
leaving here in 1860 to take up his
residence in Oregon. The old set
tiers of Audrain will remember
him and will be panied to hear of
his death.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07

Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without It. Cascarets, Candy Cathar'
tic clean your blood and keep II clean, by
purities from the body. Begin to-day TO
bansh plmples, bois, blotches, blackheads.
and that sickly bilious complexion By taking
Ca.carets, beauty for ten cents. All drug
gfsts sIrndlNrfon guaranteed m, g5ci 5N
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07

At the Central ShOrthOrn Breed
ers Association meeting in Kansas
City last week the position was
strongly endorsed that the Short
horn is strictly a farmers animal
because it can stand more hard
ships than any other breed, and is
Il great beef animal and milk pro-
ducer.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07
Paris Green and Apples.

Atchison, Kan. Jan. 30. Ben
jamin Stuart, Il farmer in MissOu-
ri, east of here, is hauling apples
to Atchison by the wagOnload and
selling them at large profit. Last
summer he employed Il large force
of men to spray with Paris green
every tree in his extensive orchard
doing the work with great care
and thoroneSs. AS result, ev-
cry one of his trees bore almost
perfect apples, while worms al
most destroyed the crop in the
surrounding country. He stored
his apples and they are now bring
ing fancy prices.
Mr.. Stuart is student of hor-
ticulturc aud has written num-
Der of papers describing his eXper.
imcntS. Last season the apple
known as the Willow Twig, which
is ordinarily green after maturity
turned out to be almost red, as q
result of the tree absorbing q
slight quantity of the arsenic from
the Paris green. Mr.. Stuart says
! most farmers either do NOT SDrnN
their trees carefully, or do not gel
good Paris green, and therefor,
meet with disappointment IL,
says the spraying of trees will
Paris green kills practically every
enemy of the apple.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07

The law enacted by the Legis-
lature the other day, and signed
by Governor Dockery, making the
county courts boards of health, is
now III force. There was an emerg-
ency clause attached.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07

The Baptist Church at Sturgeon
is in favor of popular music. The
cornet is played at Sunday school,
prayer meeting and at preaching
each week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07

James Edwards. colored, of this
city, was arrested last week and
fined $l7 .45 for stealing n brass
kettle from DR.. w. NJ Houston.
Edwards broke the kettle up and
sold it to G.. ID. Ferris for "old
iron"
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07
$50 For a Dog.

VIM. Newkirk, south of Mexico,
killed Il collie dog belonging to
Mrs. Jessie White. She sued
Newkirk in the Audrain Circuit
Court for 81, 800; 81 900 punitive
and $500 actual damages, alleging
that the dog was worth more
than two or three men" in hand.
ling cattle. The jury last Friday
rendered a verdict in favor of tn,
plaintiff, allowing $3.50 for the
dog. The verdict was under the
new Constitutional amendment,
ten of the jurymen favoring the
verdict for $3.50 and the other two
dissenting. On the witness stand
Newkirk claimed the dog was af
ter his sheep and that, under tn,
law of the State, he had the privi
lege to kill it.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07

The Alabama man who paid $500
in response to Il letter without get
ting back his kidnapped son. does
not believe There is honor among
thieves"
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07

"Dooley" Bryson, down at Lou
isiana, which is in the State of
Pike, is reported as wanting his
share of the two billion dollars
which some ingenious Chicago
statistician has figured out was
earned last year by the American
people.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07

Mr.. A. II. Baker. of Pan Han
die, Texas, and Mrs. NJ. A. Pat
ton, of this city, were married last
week. The groom was formerly a
citizen of Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07

Rails county is said to have over
one hundred cases of smallpox.
There have been three deaths from
the disease.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07

Jefferson Davis, whose efforts
when he was Attorney General of
Arkansas TO enforce a drastic anti
trust law of that State were neg
atived by decision of the Su-
premc Court that the law could
not apply to trusts created out of
the State, is now Governor, and
in his inaugural message he rec
ommends that corporations or as
sociations which are members of
any pool or trust should he pro-
hibited from transacting any busi-
ness in the State, and that any
contract with IA trust should be de-
clared void.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07

Mrs. Lue Shell Hurley, of Per-
ry, one of the EDITORS old teachers,
orders the MESSAGE to her address.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07
To Marry Her Father.

Princeton, Ky, Jan. 31.-Lcc
Wilkcrson, Il middlc-agcd widow
cr, came near marrying his own
daughter last night. Two months
ago he began paying attention to
Miss Fannie Lloyd, Il hat trimmer,
and within short time secured
her consent to marry linn. The
wedding was to have taken place
last night. incidentally she in
formed her suitOr that her real
name was not Lloyd, but she had
been raised by IA family of that
name in Southwestern Missouri,
she having been taken from an or
phans' home when baby, 1t
dawncd upon WilkcrSom that She
might be his long lost child. An
investigation proved this to he true.
The wedding was Immediately de-
clarcd off
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07

Mrs. Matte Collins. of this city,
scared burglar from her window
the other night with her revolver.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-07

Five thousand Filipinos at Ma
Mia Joined the Methodist church
in one day recently.