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Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
MIDDLE IN COLORADO.
Bitter Contest for the Senatorship
Seems Inevitable.

Denver. Colo, Nov. S--The incom-
ing Legislature. according to the lat
est returns. will be constituted as fol.
lows
Scnatc--DcmoC' as, "a Republi.
cans. II.
Housc-DCmocra.-., 20 Republicans.
Sc
Total ON joint ballot -Democrats. So:
Republicans. u.
Should the Republican majority IN
the House unseat the IL Democrats
elected in the Arapahoc district. AZ pro-
posed, the Legislature on joint ballot
will stand: Republicans, 60; Demo-
Gratis, IS
At n caucus today of number of
Democratic members of the new Leg
isaturc 1t was decided that II the Re
publcans take revolutionary tactics to
unseat Teller men in the House, tho
Senate, which is strongly Democratic.
shall not meet in joint session with the
House and shall deadlock the Lcgisla.
ture. so that 1t would be impossible to
elect a successor to Senator Teller. A
committee of three from the Senate
and five from the House was appointed
AT this caucus to combat the efforts of
the Republicans to control the Legis-
lature by undue means. The commit
tee will AT CnCc call a joint caucus for
next Tuesday of Democratic House and
senate members from all over the
State, with the idea of binding them
In an agreement tn check the efforts OF
the Republicans to capture majority
vote on joint ballot. Tho caucus sent
word to all the Democratic candidates
for the Senate who were defeated by
close margin To prepare their papers
for Il contest The Republicans were
charged with being revolutionary IN
their early attempt to unscat the Arap.
ahOC members in the House
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
REVOLUTION FAILS.
Pres dent Castro Is Returning to His
Capital.

La Victoria. Nov. S-Thc revolution
in Venezuela has apparently collapsed,
and President Castro is ON his way
back To Caracas, where he will take his
place at the head of the Government.
lie left here today.
News has been received here con.
corning the retreat of the revolutionary
forces. II is to- the effect that on the
night of November | the rcvolutionists
withdrew from their positions near La
Victoria and San Mateo because they
were without ammunition. The fact
that the rebels lacked cartridges caus-
ed disagreement between General
Matos and Genral Rolando. which was
follOwd by hot words. General Ro-
ammunition was the fault of General
Matos, and that If the SUCCESS OF tho
revolution was endangered by this con
dition General Matos alone was respon-
sible. He said that all was lost and
with his followers, about 1900 men. he
withdrew from the main body of the
rebels in the direction of Alta Gracia.
II is reported that General Rolando
proclaimed Eel Mocho" Hernandez AZ
the leader of the revolution.
President Castro, since he discovered
that the rcvOlutionists only retrcated
because of their absolute lack of am
muuitiun, has caused them to be pur-
sued day and night by Government sol
dirrs.
The latest report issued by the GOV
ernmcn, says that Generals MatOs.
Mendoza and Ricra and their com
mands al" fleeing in disorder in an cf
fort to reach the mountainous districts.
These generals ar" supposed to be
near Barrora. a point - miles from tho
lax" Of Valencia
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
Irish Woman Imprisoned.

Dublin, Nov. : Mrs. Annic OMahO-
ncy, the first woman imprisoned under
the crimes act during the present cam,
paign, was arrested at Waterford this
morning and sent to jail. whore she
will undergo "A two months sentence.
Mrs. O'Mahoney. who is the proprietor
of the Waterford Star. refused to fur.
nish bail 10 guarantee that she would
cease the publication of boycottlng no.
tees, II 2, Lyman, editor of the same
paper, was also arrested and sent To
Jail for a similar term.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
kinIoch Parks New School.

The new public school building at
kinloch PARK, where a separate district
was formed after considerable contro-
versy with the people of Ferguson last
April, has been completed and opened
to the public. Though the structure is
small, containing but two rooms and
large nall, it is one of the most com.
plete schoolhouses in st. Louis County
1t is heated and ventilated by modern
methods and has a playground in the
basement for use during Indictment
weather.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
Nellie Corcoran Dead.

New York. Nov. $ Nellie COrCoran.
the young woman who's" three weeks
trance has interested and puzzled the
physicians, died in St Vincent's hos,
pital al 100 O'Clock this morning She
was taken TO the hospital three weeks
ago. Every method known to the doc.
tors was adopted 10 wake her, but
their efforts w"r" unavailing The
young woman opened her eyes twice a
few days ago. but merely retained con.
sciOusness long enough To ask for q
DRINK Of winter or CNItne
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
Riotous Election in Vienna.

Vienna. Nov. X RiOtOus disturb.
anccs marked the election in the Fav-
orit"in District OF Vienna today Of
members Of the Landtag provincial
Assembly. Anti Somitrs stOrmcd the
headquarters of the committee Of the
Socialists ana a fierce fight cnsued
The rioters were charged by mounted
police and - OF them were arrested
Many received 7abr wounds The Anti
Scmites carried IN" election by ma
Iority Of - ont at an actual poll of
1900 The Clrricala now hold IA" en-
tIr" representation Of Vienna in tho
Landiag
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
Clean Sweep in Montana.

Helena, Mont. Nov. S-Nrarly com
plet" returns show that the Rcpubll.
cans mad" a clean sweep in Montana
for the FIRST time in ten years, There
was bitter faCtiOnal night in the Dem.
oCratiC party between Clark and
ilcnZc, and the Democrats elected
very few members Of the Legislature.
while the POpuiists. whom Henze mar.
shaded. did not win single Office Ten
Senators out uf IL who will hold over
are elected by the Republicans and
will participate I'm the election of "A
coed Gibson
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
Combination Shorthorn Sale.

The combination sale of short horn
cattle owned by breeders of Randolph
and surrounding counties took place at
Moberly and was grand success. Elf.
ty animals sold for an average price
of 500. which makes a good sale for
the entire number. The highest price
paid was $3.50 and the lowest s75.
These sales will be continued from
time to time as the occasion demands.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
REDUCTION Or THE ARMY.
Five Regiments Now in Philippines to
Be Relieved

Washington. Nov. lO.--Thc Adjutant
Generals Department of the Army will
soon prepare general order providing
for a reduction OF the army in the Phil
ippnes from 22 1000 to between $4,000
and $4,000 men, which number is 10
constitute the permanent garrison in
the archipelago.
The forthcoming order will also pro.
vide for the relief by other regiments
of not less than five regiments now
serving in the Philippines. These
changes are to take place early next
year.
The pan for the reduction of tho
Philippine forces. as tentatively decid
ed upon, looks to a gradual reduction
of the strength of each company from
about $50 to 90 men. 1t is not the in.
tentiOn to lessen the number of organ.
izations-at present numbering fifteen
regiments-but to reduce the strength
of the force by expiration of terms OF
enlistment. BY following this plan it
will not be necessary to place inexper.
fenced recruits in the Philippines in
the place of easoned veterans
The future policy of the War Depart
ment Will be to have regiments serve
two years in the Philippines and four
years in the United States. In 1909 it
is proposed to bring back three or
more regiments of cavalry. those Sc
lected To be the ones which have long
est been in the islands. Other reGi-
ments in qual numbers will be sent
from this country to take the places
OF those coming home.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
ST. Joseph Depot Election.

Judge 0. NJ. Spencer, of St. joseph
was elected president of the st. Joseph
Union Depot Company at a special
meeting of the Board of Directors. He
succeeds Howard Elliott. second vice
president of the Burlington. J. d. Bes-
Ter, OF Chicago, G. w. Holdredge, of
Omaha, and Howard Elliott. of Chica-
go. resigned their positions on me
board They were succeeded by Judge
Spencer and A. T. Perkins. of st.
Joseph, and c. NJ. Levey. of St. Louis.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
Drowned With a Stone.

Chicago. H., Nov S-The body of
Harry Frank Of Jacksonville. H.,
where his father is a leading merchant,
was found in LAX" Michigan today,
with 3O-pound stone tied 10 the right
foot. The day before the young mans
disappearance, three weeks ago. he
made several unsuccessful attempts 10
obtain money from friends Next day
he borrowed a boat from a fisherman.
That was the last seen Of him. Tn"
boat was found several days later float.
ing in the Iake-
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
School BUILDING Condemned.

w. +. Matthews. a St Louis archi-
tect, employed by the Sedalia Board
of Education to make an expert exam
ination of the Broadway School build
ing, has reported that it is unsafe ana
dangerous. The board condemned the
building, which was built 35 years ago,
and will erect modern building in its
Dlacp
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
Col. Astor Releases Patents.

New York, Nov. Sin letter pub.
lish"d in the current issue of scien.
tihC journal, CpI. John Jacob Aston
makes the following announcement:
al! my patents on marin" turbines
having been granted, hereby dodicat"
them to the public in the hope that
the development of the ideal turbine
may be FASTENED thereby" Colonel AS
tors patent contcmDIatcs twin screws
set tandem instead Of sid" by side and
revolving in opposite directions No
engines have yet been built to utilize
the turbines
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
INCREASES CAPITAL STOCK.
Activity in New Corporation Arouses
Interest at Kansas City.

The Home Telephone Company.
which was recently organized at Kan
sas City, has increased its capital
stock from $4,000 to $3,O0O,0OO. The
81. Louis Trust Company will finance
the new concern. The Home Tele-
phone Company got its franchise by
agreeing 10 reduce rates something
like 80 per cent. In the last three
months the company has spent $3.50
600 in constructing the line. There is
great interest in the rivalry that is eX-
pected 10 follow when the new com
pany is in the field against the present
telephone service.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
New Lines in Arkansas.

Little Rock. Ark. Nov. lO-A new
railroad, running from Newport. the
county seat of Jackson County. to Pc.
cahontas, the county seat of Randolph
County. a distance of scventy-GyC
miles. and another from Newport to
jouesburO, the county seat of Craig.
head County, will be started in the
course OF the next few weeks The
confirmed report to that effect comes
through {. I. Burns and Dr.. j. II. My
ers, of Black Rock. who have been in
the city several days for the purpose
Of looking up the railroad maps in the
office of me Secretary Of State. The
route To be taken from Newport may
be 10 follow the route Of the Iron
Mountain on the Batesvillc branch. I'M
til Euers. the first station. across the
Black river. is reached Then the road
will proceed northward on the west
side of the Black River, by way of
Charlotte, Independence County. thence
to Strawberry. Lynn and Powhatan,
Lawrence County. thence across the
Kansas City and Memphis to Loland
and Pocahontas. Randolph County
The road between Newport and Jones'
boro will go by way of Grubbs, Jack
son County. Cash and Dryden. Craig.
head County. to Jonesboro The extern
sion OF the first road southwark will
cross the White River west of New
port, proceed by way of Adler, Pleas
ant Plains and Tyler to Heber thence
by way of Darcy, Rosebud, Mount
Vernon, Bristol, Cascade Vilonia. Otto
and Odstead to Little Rock, by way
OF Barring Cross
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
Healthy Places To Live.

Washington, Nov. l0.-According to
statistics just issued. Washington had
the highest death rate among the larg-
er cities of the United States during
1901. Charleston, ). c., stands at the
head of the list with death rate of
29ll per 1000; New Orleans next.
2l4t; Washington, Ella; Baltimore.
2O.25; New York, %; Boston, 1870;
Philadelphia, 1927; St Louis, 1851;
Chicago, l3.SS. Iowa was the most
nealthfuI State, with a mortality rec
ord of 80 per loo, and among the
Territories ii'izOna was first, with
rate Of 3.3. Louisiana had the largest
percentage of deaths 2O65, The heal.
thiest town in the United States was
Ellsworth. Wis, where. with popula-
ton Of | 500, there were only two
deaths one OF those being from small
pOX.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
ADVANCE ON BOHOTLE.
Mad Mulah Profits by British Gener
ais Delay.

London. Nov. S-The Mad Mullah.
according to advices received here to-
day, has advanced to within few miles
of Bohotle and is protiting by the delay
in the start Of the British expedition.
He Is known to have 20OO rifles, one
Maxim gun, much ammunition, $1,000
spearmen and immense reserves of
camels and sheep at his command Bo-
hottie is well garriSOned and has ample
defenses.
1t Is impossible to prevent the run.
ming of guns To the Mullah. which Is in
constant progress through French
territory.
Colonel Swayne. formerly British
commander in SOmalland, who has
been recalled to England, is i'll. He
started for home today.
General Manning. who succeeds Col
onel Swayne is pushing the prepare.
tiuns for an advance against the Mul-
lah but he is hampcrcd in his efforts
by the fact that the country has so few
resources and the consequent necessity
OF awaiting supplies
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
His Resignation Is Refused.

Washington. Nov 10.--The President
has declined to accept the resignation
of Past Assistant Paymaster Charles
w. Penroae, lately attached to the
Michigan. The officer was convicted
by court martial of financial irregular
tiles and sentenced to be dismissed
from the service. The President has
approved the sentence OF dismissal
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
Insurance Company Licensed.

State superintendent of insurance
Ed Z. Yates has issued a license to
the Merchants Insurance Company of
ST. Louis to do a fire, marine, lightning
and tornado insurance business in Mis-
souri,. The company is capitalized at
100000. II. w. Blossom is president,
j. G. Butler vice president and Albert
Kuehne secretary.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
Extension of the St. Louis Line.

The survey of the Rock Island extern.
sion from Belle. Mo, on the ST. Louis,
Kansas City and Colorado line to New
port, Ark, has been completed. The
line passes through Rolla. Licking.
West Plains and Salem, Ark. thence
TO JacksonpOrt and Newport. This
line will connect the Colorado line with
the Brinkley branch of the Choctaw
and will pass through rich mineral
and timber country.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
Secretary of States Receipts

Secretary of State Sam B. Cook re-
ports having received and paid into the
State Treasury taxes and fees for the
month ending October 81 as follows:
Domestic corporation tax, $973O; bank
inspection fees, $l925O notarial com.
missions. $40; foreign corporation tax.
$685.; miscellaneous fees, s5O2O5; land
department fees, s4425; recording rail
road contracts, $S3; total $l2,95G.SO.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
Girl Strikers Won Half Victory.

The strike at the SOmmer-Richard,
son factory of the American Biscuit
Company, at St. Joseph, is settled, and
suspension of business by refusing to
work. will get part of the increase in
wages they demanded. They asked for
an advance of 81 week and will get
half that amount
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
WiI Be Buried in Missouri.

Washington. Nov. S.-Thc arrange.
ments for the funeral oI the late
George =. Vest who died here so sud
denly at an early hour yesterday morn
ing, were not completed until this oy-
ening, owing to the delayed arrival
from Missouri of Alexander Vest and
Mrs. W b. Jackson, brother and sis
ter of the deceased. 1t was decided
that the funeral be "A purely private
one. only the most intimate friends OF
Che deceased and the Senator attend
ing The services viii be held at the
residence Of Senator Vest Saturday
morning at II O'Clock. The Reverend
Doctor PitZer Of the Central Prcsby-
terrain Church will Oficiate. The re
mains will be temporarily placed in a
vault in GlenwOOd Cemetery in this
city, and in the near future will be re
moved to Missouri for final iutcrment
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
Lincoln County's Bio Apple.

This has been a good apple crop
year. especially for large Cnes. The
largest apple so far reported in Lincoln
County was raised by w. w. Jamison.
It was OF the Fairmont variety and
measured II l-2 inches around.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
Bank Examiner to RESIGN.

w, p. Fulkerson, of Carthage, one Of
the State Bank examiners, has ten
dered his resignation. With st. Louis
capitalists, he has bought the controll-
Ing stock in the First National Bank
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
Attempted Bank Robbery.

News was received of an attempted
bank robbery at Nelson, near Marshall,
The burglars, according to the report,
had succeeded in blowing open the
vault of the bank, when they were
frightened away by a shot. They Sc
cured nothing. In their haste they left
their tools at the bank.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
Missouri Treasury Statement.

has submitted his report, showing the
transactions of his Office for the month
ending October 81, of which the fol.
lowing is a summary: Balance Sep
TENDER 50, 1902, s1,592.T47.25; receipts
for October. s239.5ll.2O: total, 81 .S32.-
25S.55. Disbursements for October,
1927, 396.29 Balance October 81, 1902,
Sl.6O4. S62. DC
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
Prince Sees Stock Yards.

Chicago, Nov S.-Aftcr breakfast the
Crown Prince Of Siam and party were
taken in a special car to the stock
yards. The magnitude OF the stock,
yards and the dispatch with which an
mals were disposed of excited the
Crown Princes admiration.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
Rock Islands Dallas Road.

Dallas, Tex, Nov. s Additional
men have been put 10 work all along
the Rock Island rightof-way between
Dallas and Fort Worth. The work OF
grading is being rapidly pushed. and
it is the opinion Of the chief engineer
here that the road will run its trains
into Dallas by February
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
Wabash Section Men Strike.

The wabash section men at Moberly
went out on a strike. Whether the
men in the other departments will
strike is not known, but it is thought
they will, as now the maChinists. boil
ermakers and helpers and the section
hands, IN all about POO men are out.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
Howard County Turkey Crop Short.

Poultry dealers who have canvassed
the situation state that Howard Coun-
tvs crop of turkeys this year will not
be 80 per cent of her usual crop. In
1900 Howard County shipped more live
and dressed poultry than any other
county in the State.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
Campaign Fatal 10 Him.

Joplin, Mo, Nov 7-Judgo F. W..
Rcdbarn, aged 81 years, who Tuesday
was elected Circuit Judge Of Jasper
County, died today from oycroyortion
during the campaign. lie was prom
inent in State politics for % years.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
Reorganization of st. Joseph Bank.

NJ. A. Low, of Topeka, was elected
vice president of the First National
Bank OF Buchanan County yesterday
and Walter Peery Fu!kerson cashier.
j. NJ. Ford retains the Office of presi-
dent, The control of the bank was
recently purchased by St, Louis CAPT
taliSts.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
Missouri Result,

st. Louis, Nov. S.-Ofiicial, semiOfii-
cial and estimated returns. the latter
only in few counties. show that the
Democrats carried Missouri last Tues.
day by more than 10000 plurality.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
Nashville Opera House Burned.

Nashville, Tenn, Nov, S.-The Grand
Opera House, one of Nashyille's lead
ing playhouses, was burned at an early
hour this Saturday morning
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13

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STATE DAIRY ASSOCIATION.

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The Elbert County tribune., 1902-09-25
Take Care Of the stomach.

The man or woman whose digestion is
perfect and whose stomach performs its
every function is never sick. Kodol
cleanses, purifies and sweetens the stom-
ach and cures positively and permanent
ly all stomach troubles, indigestion and
dyspepsia. 1t is the wonderful recon
nourishment in the food they eat. Rev.
J. ii. Holloday, OF Holiday, Miss, writes;
kodol has cured me. consider it the
best remedy ever used for dyspepsia
and stomach troubles. was given up
by physicians Kodol saved my life.
Take it after meals. II. IL. Denney.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-09-25
Fatal nxpIosIon Of Locomotlye.

About $50 o'clock Tuesday night one
of the big new engines of the Rio Grande
company exploded at point on the
track mile north of Monument with
fatal results. Engineer George Andrews
of Denver was instantly killed, and Fire
man Thomas Philburn of Pueblo was
fatally injured, dying in a few minutes.
The engine was hauling heavy freight
up the divide and had left Monument in
perfect condition, and the explosion is
supposed to have taken place without
the slightest warning. The locomotive
was entirely demolished, nothing being
left except the trucks, which remained
on the truck
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-09-25
Proposals for Bridges.

The Board of County Commissioners
of Elbert county, Colorado, will receive
proposals for the labor necessary to erect
two bridges to be built on the Olson
road, one where said road crosses Station
gulch, and one where said road crosses
Spring gulch.
All material to be furnished by the
county and to be delivered by the coun-
ty on the ground where said proposed
bridges are TO be erected.
Plans and specifications of proposed
bridges may be seen at the office of the
county clerk in Kiowa, Colo.
All bids must be received at the office
of the county clerk by 10 o'clock a. m,
on Friday, October 10, 1862.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
By order OF the Board.
CHAs. f, LINpsLEY, Clerk.
Kiowa, Colo, Sept. 10, 1902.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-09-25
Secretaries of seboo, Districts.

Following is the name and postofiic'
address of the secretary of each schoo
district in Elbert county:
District l. Joseph Smith, Elizabeth.
., james 4. Mauldin, Elizabeth.
3, N. l.. Gleason, Kiowa.
4, c. II. Clark, Elbert.
5, Miles Smell. Ramah.
9, Smith Harper, River Bend.
I, Mrs. Ida Elsner, Ebert
s, Mrs. Lizzie Dictemann, Kiowa.
8, Lewis Miller, Elizabeth.
10, d. l.. Epler, Elbert.
IL, A. G. Putnam, Elbcrt.
II, William Gair, Bland
13, William T.. Connell, Schley.
IA, George Coe, Elizabeth.
10, I. A. Kelly, Biiou Basin.
is, Mrs. Leona Wilson, Elizabeth.
II, James Munson, Elizabeth.
Is, Eben Hughes, Kiowa.
10, Edward j. Mcguire, Kiowa.
20, George McFarlin, Fondis.
81, Mrs. Martha Vance, Elizabeth.
Y, August Beuck, Agate.
%, Richard Mathews, Agate.
"a. S. A. Hardy, Deer Trail.
%, Charles Everitt, Parker.
26, j. b. Brooks, Elizabeth.
81, w. J. Watts, Elbert.
%. Charles Monez, Elbert.
20, Edward Bumpus, Fondis.
30, Michael Carberry, Hill Top.
81, Alva Parmelee, Kiowa.
81, Dennis r. Baldwin, Elbert.
80, Mrs. Lucy Whiting. Elbert.
"a, W. r. Green, Elbert.
30, Mrs. Lou Corkett, Fondis.
36, j. M. Knight, Elbert.
81. Mrs. Cora Abbott, kiowa.
IS, Mrs. Helen Dirlam, Fondis.
30, S. IL. Darum, kiowa.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-09-25
A Certain Cure for Dysentery and Dlarrhoea

''Some years ago was one Of party
that intended making a long bicycle trip,
says f. l.. Taylor, OF New Albany, Brad
ford county, Pa. 81 was taken suddenly
with diarrhocn, and was about to give up
the trip, when editor Ward, Of the Lacey
vile Messenger, suggested that take a
Diarrhoea Remedy. Ipurchased a bot
tie and took two doses; one before start
ing and one on the route. ] made the
trip successfully and never felt any i'll
effect. Again last summer | was almost
completely run down with an attack Of
dysentery. bought bottle Of this same
remedy and this time one dose cured
mo" Sold by II. II. Denney.