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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-22
Tla Union Trust COMPANY
NEW HAVEN.

NEW HAVEN.
CHARTERED ny the state of Copnec,,.
cut with authority TO act as Executor. All.
ministrator, Guardian, Receiver or Trustee.
under will or deed.
Is legal depository Of money paid Into
Court and all Public Trust Funds. Acts a.
Trustee for Municipalities, Corporations
and individuals, and administers trusts ~
ali kinds. Empowered to act as registrar Of
stocks, bonds, or other evidence of fndeht.
edness, manage sinking funds, and do III
Companies.
It also does general Banking business.
collecting checks, notes, coupons, and re
ceiyes deposits, The principal Of each Trnst
Is invested by itself and Kept separate ANA
apart from the general assets Of the Com.
pany. =.
This Company is BY law regularly exam.
HENRY L. HoTcHKIss. President.
EUGENE s. BRISTOL. Treasures,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-21
Das GisrroaeIs.

Mafbinstoner Merate baben na9 benz
Gefse Gage lang gu tbun. ar bic iiber<
fGttisten tletnen MGgen gu beilen. mG6s
rtnb unmenser, bon Geffe unb Mafer
n3tbig finb, bic 9oiletten Der &leinen
ipieber tn Orbnuns gu brineen.
Dos Mittagsmabl tpirb ebenfaIs i'm
Greten eingenonlmen; Serpietsen iper>
ben iiber ben Staten sebrsit.t unb grs
tpodfsne unb Rinbsr ldnabuliren III.
fttg brnuf los. Damn pirb meter ges
jauGst unb gefpielt, Bis bic erjfen
Shatttn bes acknowledgement Mbenbs
3ur 4etmfehr mabnen.
Der prdFbent Der Ser. @taaten ber=
f4mdht es nidt. iid ielbit fir furse
Set nnter feline iusenoIiden @Gite gu
bessben, ob.r ibrsm beit.ren Sreibsn
BON @alion bts Weiben 6aufes berab
anSuiehen. 9euer birfts bas Set einen
bticnheren Nei3 setpinn.n, ba tpobl aud
bte 4tnber Germ 3ooiebslta baran
tbsitnebmen tperben.
Gin seiitDolIer Gran5oie bat einmal
Htiogt, nur bic ainber tpGren bic tpobs
rem Dsmotraten. Hirsenbs lGbt fif)
be Ridtisfeit bieisr Worte better err
proben, ols am Sage bes @ierrogsns
i'm Garten bss Wsiben Souf.s au
Wafbtneton. 90 tennt NON tpirflih
nnb ~tpdhrbaftis tsin. @tanb.ss unb
MoFenunterfmiebs, unb bas s1ater.
den zines MtQionars nit blOnbbeor,
nmrobmtsm pupp.nt0pfhsn tuat Sit
on Seits NIT etnsm Negeriungsn, be,
fem MoIbaupt bes Nants in einel
slsnben ySbontp" CUR Rubs bsttet.
Dor eiuisen Sabren fddtts man BIZ
3obl Der Rinbsr, tpel9e fih an
Ofermontos beim Mafbingtoner Gier.
rcllen In tttel harmonic persnusten
auf $1,000. Mit fheeIsn Mueen Be.
tra2ien MIR bic gGrtnsr ces W.iber
9anies bos luftiss 9reibsn, b.nn Fl,
brou4sn Wohsn. I'm In ben porn.bm.r
gortsnonlagtn bic Istten Spuren Nns.
ltpsr UrShlthttit ousautilQsn.
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Cierrouc:3.
Gin Ri1bertef in Den Wartenaalasen
bes WeiRtm 9aa'ss.

04N &taoetfet IN Deh OatfenGalageh
bes WeiRtn 9nMiss.
OSsetNiA ansstssati&sr xraads-1ia tItlasa
oAHs ~ DsaEssatsa-..@ab Sessetras
Asws-esssgsAe esidssasasm aas n'ibsess
esasss oAsa~ss.
Bon anen 0eftasen bes Sabres III
Der Otermontas fir bic M%afbinstoner
3ugenb Der freabenrsihfte. Die tlei<
men Mdb1en unb Rnabsn Der 8unbes<
banptrabt iinb bann gsipifermaBen bic
Suite bes b5dft.n 9eamten Der Ser.
6taaten. Gs Dffnen fih ibnsn bic
1bore Der partanlassn, toelde bas
Metbt 0aus umseben. unb bic frobe
Mnberi9aar pergnigt fa bon Mors
gems bts Mbenbs bamit. buntfarbige
0itereier dber ben griinsn Raien gu
roI1en.
Die @itte bes gierrpuens 1T felt
2oneem in Mafhinston sebrdudliA;
fs trfreut Ftb ntdt rur BET Suns=Mme@
rita, fonbern AUDI inter ben Grpadiss
nen rieiger popularitdt, unb fem prds
Fbent biirfte berfuden. TIT ginbalt gu
ibun, tponte Il ni4t feline perfSnlihs
@ellebtbeit trnitIia sefdbrben. Dus
Gisrrolen 1T Elm fpeaifiia Mafhings
toner, I'm neiteren 9inne ameritanis
f4er Dferbraud, uub Ihon besDalb lit
mar betrebt, ibn in ieiuer ltrfpriines
Ndfett gu erbalten.
Der Dftermontag til benn aud fir
pie gauge 9unbes6oupttubt Elm Geier=
log. Sdon frib Morsens fammeln
I'D bic Rinber, anetn pber in 8egleis
eung bon Wittern unb Dienftmdbaen,
tor ben 9boren ber parfantoeen bes
Mtiben 9aufes, bic fnnft benz publis
tum bsrf1lefen Hleiben. l1nb ipenn
E4 nm ,eun ubr Morstns bic tpeit.n
portole Sffnen, .rsisBt iib Elm @trom
kdu95enber Rinber iibtr Die grinen
Mofenfldhen. 9ie MarinezRopeu.
l6bt lire liftisen 8eilen crt1nen unb
Rnaben unb Mdbhen paden ibren
Dorratb an bu~ntgsF6rbten Oitereiern
aus. ben lie in fleinen aorbaen ODER
pappiha6tstn nit lid bra9tsn. Mlsz
balh besinnt nun bas ergobliGe Spiel.
Dk Rinber laiien Die Ger feline Mnz
bb5er be~rabfollern, unb 6eifen 81 ii9
babel dls bas fhneGite eripies, ber
beimf Die a!lperen ais lpiGtommene
8eute eth. Nnbere 9inber rotten auf
benz fla9en Nafen lire Gisr segen einz
amber, unb bas 81, lpeId)s5 BEL benz 53uz
fammenitoBe 5erbriht. lit benz gisenz
ttiimer bes gang ssbliebenen Sis bsr=
fallen. lnb nit ben Giern tollern tire
Better ftlber Ibsr benz tpei9en Raz
fen, pobtt ipieber 70 man9es 81 aer<
briidt pirb. Dos srbDbt iebof nur ben
ReiS bes Wersniisens, benn bic 3ers
briidten Gisr tperben aafoelei9 bers
fpeift. Oabei tpirb oft Elm ears unz
bimlider Mppetit enttpidslt, nnb bic
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gin.

reide DAME, fpelde 6urb OF. Wt1 oIion'e
QiufIi&e Ctrtrouaneln BON Shmerhbrio.
feit unb D~breniauien eebeiit morben 1T,
Eat ieinem Snftitut elm geidenf BON
d. 600 Dollars ibermabt, bamit iolde
taube uub fhrperbbrige 8eripnen, ruelthe
nift bic Wittel beliben, iif bic Obrtrom.
meln su perfhaFen, bieielben umionff er.
halten tbnnen. Brieie noble mar abrel.
fren: No. 90 N, Das Institut Nicholson
"Longcott". GunnersburY London, w.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-21

,Dero . 0prmalin'' (Gtmer &
1nenb) nntiieptiid)es Wittef gegeri
Uranonunben, Wunben, Sautaus-
l@lag ooer 6bnlibe 2eiben. 6. s.
S@miot, Hgent, 6uuftpn, TerasDD
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-21

= aoiier Bilbelm bat anqeoro,
net, eab Elm friberes Tprpebo.
Boot. oas iett in Wilbelmsbapeu als
8adtdif benutt tpirb, ben Wanen
alice M~ooiepelt" erbalten ipu.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-06
Jefferson City Gives Land.

Attorney f. Wollman Of Kansas
City, representing the Springfield.
jefferson City ana Northwestern Rail.
way Company, conferred with mass
meeting of representative citizens Of
Jefferson City in regard to right Of
way through Cole county jefferson
City voted to dnate right of way Of
about twenty miles in the county and
to provide site for depot in the city.
The company was chartered last sum-
mer as a Gates line and Is backed by
the same interests that control the
Iowa and St. Louis and Guthrie and
st. Louis lines. The company proposes
to build from Jefferson City to Selig-
man il Barry county.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-06
Peden's Release Ordered.

Samuel c. Podon, oXjudge Of the
county court of st Clair county. who.
with Judge Thomas hewitt, presiding
judge of the county court, has been in
jail for contempt of court since May.
1901 was ordered released by Judge
Phillips of the United States court.
The order came simply in the form Of
a bench order and was handed over
10 United States Marshtl Durham for
service. He at once teleEraphed the
order to the Maryyillo jail officials,
where Pcden was confined Judge Ne.
witt, the other St. Clair county Judge,
remains in jail After having spent
some months in hiding and many more
in jail Judge Peden sent in his rcsig.
nation as Judge of the county court.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-06
Mining Coal BY Electricity.

The Beyier Black Diamond Coal
Company has one OF the most elabo-
rate and expensive coal plants in the
state. Coal will be mined by cleo
trical machinery and all transporta.
tions of coal to the north of the slope
will lie by means of electrical power
The Black Diamond property is worth
in the neighborhood Of $4,000, and
mining operations will be commenced
az once and pushed vigorously II is
expected tina, the output will be from
1,5oo to 5000 tons per day OF eight
hours Work will be furnished for
COO or 100 men daily. The wage
scale for mining has been settled for
the year. Every indication points to a
very successful years work in Macon
county and heavy increase of ton.
mage will be the result for the year.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-06
COAL ARelTRAToRs ACT.
Hward Effective November I and 9th
er Decisions Soon.

Scranton, Pa, Nov. 1.-The first i'm.
Sortant action by the anthracite coal
strike commission, which Is arbtrat-
ing the differences existing between,
the miners and their employers, was
taken today, when it was announced
Sy Carroll ID. Wright. tho recorder OF
the commission. that if any award af-
sccting the existing rate of wages
should be made the award shall 90 ef-
fCctve from November /. 1t Veg full
~ expected that this question would
come up before the arbitrators, but
tho action of the commissions shuts
off any possible controversy that eth
or side may have desired to raise Tho
miners wanted the new scale, II ono
Is made, to date from the time they
returned to work, but the operators
left the matter to be decided by the
commission. he mine workers are
perfectly satisfied, however, with tho
decision OF the commission. Tho
strike has been OF only one week. and
most of the men have not worked
more than four or FIVE days. The an
nuuuccmcnt OF tho commission was
contained in the following brief res
OlutiOn
Voted unanimously, that If the
commission at the conclusion of its
hearings and deliberations makes any
award affecting existing rates OF
wages, such award shall take effect
from November t. 1907
Accompanying the resolutions was
n brief statement made by Recorder
Wright, who said other decisions
would be made soon
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-06
Miners Scale Siuned.

The coal miners and operators Of
the Marceline district have arrived at
an agreement and the contract for
1903 has been signed. The price Of
mining as agreed upon is $l.O5 per
ton. Miners may clean the coal Of
sulphu" at any point in the working
place; operators to remove accumula-
tiOns OF sulphur from the roadhcad
such accumu!ations to be cleaned by
the miners under the direction Of a
mine foreman, for which the miners
shall receive the regular scale of
wages. In other respects the contract
is identical with that of 1902.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-06
MEMPHIS is AGlTATEO.


Memphis. Tenn. Nov. Tho re-
ccptiou which President Roosevelt
will receive in Memphis when he
comes here on November % in order
to be present at the festivities in hon
or of the return of General Luke w.
Wright from the Philippines promises
to be of a doubtful quality
The Evening Scmitar, a local daily,
has cditorially called upon the people
to refrain from attending banquet
with man who has dinrd with Book
or Y. Washington. negro and a
number Of prominent citizens have
announced that they will not go. Tho
reception Committee is at Il loss TO
know how Ia proceed The announce
mcnt that the President will visit
Washington in Tuskcgcc, Ala, before
coming here has made matters worse,
and the conditions are critical.
Local negroes are outlining a pro.
gram for the entertainment OF tho
President while he is here. II is
claimed by some that the President
was invited before the citizens were
consulted in regard to the matter.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-06
Zinc Properties Sold.

The largest sale of zinc mining prop,
critics in the Missouri-Kansas district
for months is reported, in which
James |, Geddes & Co., of Joplin, have
sold to r. NJ. Mayes and other St.
Louis capitalists number of produc-
ing mines in the immediate vicinity of
Carthage. The purchase price was
100000. The sale includes the Snow
Bird, the Bee Hive, Seven Devils and
the Tow Head. The new purchasers
contemplate the erection of two large
mills.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-06
bERSCH GETS FIVE YEARS. |
JURY FIXED THE SENTENCE AT
FIVE YEARS, AFTER DELIBER.
ATlNG NINETEEN MINUTES.
Defense Made No Arsument-Ed
Butler Signed Defendants Appeal
Bond for St5,ooo Pending Decision
Of the Supreme Court.

ST. Louis, Nov. Edmund BCrsch
egatcs. was declared guilty of perjury
and his punishment was fixed by the
jury at five years in the Pcnitcntiary.
The jurors dclibcratcd on the case
nineteen minutes. They left the court
room at 1888 q. III. and at Has they
announced thGN an agreement had
been reached.
When the verdict was read by Dep
uty Clerk Chamberlain. BcrsCh CN.
pressed no sign of excitement of sur.
prise His counsel Immediately gave
notice of appeal to the Supreme
Court
As soon as the formal motion for an
appeal was made and granted by the
court. John Gerncz, one of Bcrsch' S
attorneys. tclephoncd Ed Butler and
and asked him to come to the Four
Courts and sign the appeal bond
As Butler had not arrived at L.
O'Clock Berach was taken to jail to
await the meeting of court in the al.
tcrucon. Butler arrived shortly after
. O'Clock ana gave surety on the bond
for $1,000 Borsch and Butler left
the courtroom together
The jurors would not discuss the
verdict. 1t is understood but two
ballots were taken The first ballot
was to decide the question Of guilt
and the last one was on the sentence.
The defense put no witnesses on
the stand and his counsel made no
address to the jury Circuit Attorney
Folk. however talked for about half
an hour.
His address to tho jury was as Wig
orous and powerful as if he knew that
the defendants counsel would answer
II
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-06
Missouri Library Association.

The Missouri Library Association
in session at Sedalia, elected J. +.
Langston, of St. Louis. president; J.
J.. Williams. of Fayette, vice presi-
dent; Anna Powers. of Warrensburg.
second vice president and Faith e.
Smith, of Sedalia, secretary-treasurer
F. NJ. Crunden, of ST Louis. was made
chairmanOf the State Library EXecu-
tive Committee, and is instructed to
work for the organization of library
commission under State supervision.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-06
CORN CkaNlvAL At CLINTON.
Wonderful Palace Constructed gu. Of
Missourrs Cereal.


Missourrs Cereal.
The first corn carnival ever held in
Missouri was held in Clinton. In the
Courthouse yard had been erected a
corn palace in the shape of Maltese
cross with tower 80 feet high. 1t
was covered with cornstalks, with
ears protruding, aud surmounted by
stripes of white and red Katiir corn
The roof was matched with native
grasses. The interior of the building
was entirely lined with ears of corn
in Mosaic designs and notices, stars
and festoonings. Competent judges
pronounce Clintons corn palace more
artistic and elaborate than that at the
AtchisOn carnival.
This is the second home-produCt dis.
play held here this year, and far sur
passes the former one. Exhibits of
farm products. orchards and gardens
were superb and amazing in their
number and excellence. With the
homoprOduCt show was horse and
colt show continuing all week, with
cash prizes.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-06
Convict Committed Suicide.

Convict Gus Seibert, doing a ten
year sentence at the Penitentiary,
committed suicide by jumping head
first from the third story window OF
the Bruins Shoe Factory. Seibcrt
lacked two months of serving his term
and was under arrestaaavonbTAOIN
would be arrested for another crime
on the day of his release.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-06
Soldiers Arrive from Manila.

San Francisco, Cal, Noy THE
transport Sheridan arrived in port
early this morning, - days from Ma
Mia. via NagasaEi. She had on board
1oll soldiers. including six troops Of
the Ninth Cavalry, consisting OF $40
men 2S5 casual-, l3i sick, S prisoners
and five insane men. She also BROUGHT
the bodies Of - dead soldiers Thpr.
are 20 cabin PASSENGERS iuciudirr q
uummbor of officers. returning TO their
homes The transport sumner f. co..
por'pi 10 arrive here urN' wcul.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-06
Offers Services to British.

London Nov. 3.-Thc BOcr com
mandant Vulcan has written a letter
to Earl Roberts, in which he offers his
services to the British army if Beers
are enlisted to take the field against
the forces of the Mullah in Somaliland.
1t was announced from Johannesburg
October 81 that a number of former
Boer commandments and British officers
had offered their services. and those Of
!, 900 men. half Of them British ard
half Boer, for duty in Somalland
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-06
CRESCEUS LOWERS RECORD.
Claims Championship by Trotting Two
Miles in AN Flat.

Memphis. Tenn, Nov. l.-CrcscCus,
the great son of Robert McGregor,
made good his claim to championship
honurs yesterday afternoon at the
driving park in remarkable exhibit
ton of speed and stamina. The hors"
was sent against the worlds twO-milc
trotting record of APPS IA, held by
Onward Silver. and without apparent
effort completed the circuit twice
without a break in Az fiat clipping
II II second off the former record.
Both the horse and Mr.. KctCham. who
drove him, received an ovation from
the large crowd present.
CrcsCcus appeared shortly after ?
o'clock. and. after scoring twice,
KetCham nodded for the word. Ac-
companied by runner. Crcscous
went to the quarter in :32. At the
half the timers hung out .O6 I-i.whilo
the thTce-quartcrs pole was passed i'm
1:39. Strengthening out for the wire,
Ketcham sent him along At a lively
clip. the mile being rcclod off i'm
2:lU1-2 At the mile aud a quarter
Cresceus seemed to increase his
speed. and the post was passed in
2:41 81 while the mile and half was
made in Sis. he last quarter
pole was passed in 3:15 and the two
miles were covered in az. Crcacous
trottcd the last mile faster than tho
first
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-06
THE WAR ENDING.
u-ibe.Urbe Is Ready to Sign Treaty
OF Peace.

Colon Colombia, Nov. 1.-The
steamship Versailles has arrived hero
with 1900 soldiers from Barranquila.
The report of the surrender of the in.
surgcnt Generals uribc-Uribe and
Castillo Is confirmed.
Rear Admiral Casey. commanding
the American squadron, issued orders
yesterday permitting the railroad
company to transport ammunition for
the Government across the isthmus.
1t is reported that the Pacific steam
Navigation Company has concluded IL
new contract with the Colombian Gov.
ornmcuS FOR the transportation of the
troops.
GcucraI Tovar, Governor Of Bolivia,
has issued decree stating that Boil.
var and Magdalcua have been relicv.
ed These are the districts in which
Tribe Uribc and Castillo were operat-
ing
Arrangements are being made TO
send troops to clear the rebels of the
line of the Panama railroad between
Colon and Panama
Tho Versailles brought n TELEGRAM
which had been censored Ivy the Gov
crnor Of the Department, Of Bolivar
from General Urihc.Uribo To his wife
AT Bocota This message was dated
Rio Frio October Is. and said tho
writer was safe and about 70 sign Il
treaty of peace to include tho entire
. Itpprturtuis Df IlbliNDr and Mazda.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-06
hfsmorial Tablet Unveiled,

The Inyoiing of a memorial tablet
to the late Dr.. William Wallace Rob
ertson, founder Of Westminster and
synodical college in Fulton, took place
in the chapel OF Westminster. Presi-
dent John Henry McCracken as presi-
dent elect of the board of trustees of
Westminster college, made the speech
of acceptance. At the close Of DR.. Me
Cracken's remarks the tablet was un.
yelled by Miss Nellie Thurmond, the
only granddaughter Of Dr. Robertson.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-06
SERIES OF FARMERS MEETINGS.
Dates Announced BY Missouri Board Of
Agriculture.


Agriculture.
The State Board of Agriculture an.
nounces the list of the second series
of Farmers Institute meetings. The
first series OF meetings. including
more than so places where a two days
session was held, has just closed with
very gratifying results. At most of
the places large and enthusiastic aud
fences were In attendance and took a
deep interest IN the discussion of the
subjects taken up. At many of the
meetings an exhibit OF fruits, grains,
grasses. vegetables, etc. was made
The following is the list of places
where meetings will be held in No
vember: Middletown, November 10
and II; WentWille. November II and
10; Argentyillc. November II and -;
FestuF, November 13 and IA: Perry.
vile. November If and Is; Jackson.
November Il and IS; Dexter, Novem-
Der - and 20; Pennington, Novcm-
Der 20 and q; De Soto November 81
ana %; Crcve Occur, November %;
Blackwater, November 10 and Il; La
monte November i and II; Buffalo,
November II ana 10; Warsaw, 40.
vomu,~ - and 10; David, November
1G ana II: Mountain Grove. November
j. and is, seymour November is and
10, Republic November 20 and 81;
OZarE November II and 90.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-06
The Arkansas and Choctaw.

ArdmOrc. l. r, Noy. | Work on
the construction of the Arkansa, aud
Choctaw road will b" rushed 10 com
plotion, and If the plans Of the com
pany are carried out the line will be
commp"tod from Duramt into Ard
more within the next GO days The
exact route west Of Ardmor" can not
made before tn" road passed into ia"
control of the Frisco. II js remember
ed that the original idea was 'o build
through th. Kiowa and Comanch"
ll-LI-- ~ INN
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-06
Marconi Arrives.

Sydney. G. -, Nov. William
MarConi arrived off Glacc bay today
on board the warship Carlo Alberto,
which has been placed at his disposal
by the King of Italy. He came ashore
and Witnessed the landing of some
machinery for his wireless station at
Table Head, and returned to the YES
sci II is understood that several sue
cessful tests were made with the
Poldhu station. Cornwall. on the trip
across. The Table Head station at
Glacc Bay viii be in readiness next
week
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-11-06
'.i{E FALL ELECTIONS.
Ferty.Two states Hold Elections for
Congressmen and State officers.

Washington, Nov. 3.--Therc will be
elections in forty.two states tomorrow
Tuesday, November I. the other
three Maine. Vermont and Oregon
having already selected this year state
officials and their representatives in
the Fifty-ciehth Congress. In twenty.
two Of the furty-twO states a governor
and other state officers and congress
men are 70 he chosen. in eleven minor
state officers ur Judges of the Supreme
Court and Congressman only are to be
elected.
The principal state officers are to he
chosen in Massachusetts, Rhode Is
land. Connecticut, New York. South
Carolina, Alabama, Texas, Michigan
Kansas. Minnesota. South Dakota, Cot
orado. Wyoming. Idaho, Nevada and
California. New Hampshire elects only
a governor. Tennessee a governor and
railroad commissioner. and Pcnnsyl.
vania a governor and two other state
officials.
Minor state officers or Justices of the
Supreme Court are to be voted for in
Indiana, Illinois. Missouri Ohio Iowa
Florida. North Carolina. Delaware.
Utah Washington and Montana.
Congressman only are to be selected
in Arkansas Georgia. Mississippi.
Louisiana. Maryland, Virginia. West
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