Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-12
Ice NEWS RESUME.

President Roosevelt spoke at the
Of John Wesley at New
York.
Nadine, the old Filipino rebel, has
taken the oath of allegiance TO the
United States.
Count Cassini asks the United States
to interfere to prevent the importation
Of arms into China.
The National good roads congress
has received the Endorsement of Sec
Rotary of State Hay.
Tamberide, the usurping king OF the
Yaquis, begins his term of penal servi-
tude in a Mexican prison.
st. Louis patients operated on by
DR.. Lorenz last November said to
show decided improvement.
Miners and operators united in a
great demonstration in honor Of John
Mitchell at Springfield, III.
The Senate passed the omnibus
building bill carrying 100000 for the
new post office in st. Louis.
Gerhard Schroeder, a st. Louis
county farmer, stepped on a cob and
fell, receiving fatal injuries.
The Missouri state senate passed the
co-insurance bill and killed two other
measures relating to insurance.
The police of Buffalo, N. Y, are
mystified by the murder of Edwin L.
Burdick, leading and wealthy citi-
zen.
The Illinois assembly passed a bill
appropriating $4,000 to place statue
Of Miss Frances Willard in the capitol
at Washington.
In the Arkansas senate the friends
of ex-GoY. Eagle attacked Gov. Davis
action in Diminishing Eagle from the
state capitol board.
Lady Granville Gordon's revelations
in an English court concerning the
parentage of her child have resulted in
her social ostracism.
Advices from Mexico state that
Colima's volcano was in eruption Sat
urday and that indications point to
further disturbances.
Discussion over militia appropria-
ton bring out caustic exchange of
words between Whitecotton and Crisp
in the Missouri house.
Realty valued at $4,000, belonging
to Judge David Murphy and ]. H.
Cronin, in st. Louis, sold for $121.50 to
satisfy bond judgment.
The lady managers Of the Worlds
Fair rendered banquet to the D. A.
f.. delegates in Washington, at which
1000 guests were present.
Capt. John ]. Mitchell, for many
years a director of the Chicago and
Alton railroad, died at his home in
st. Louis, Friday night.
Walter Henderson was arrested in
st. Louis. accused of robbing houses
to which he gained entrance by pre-
tending to be an assessor.
The Laclede gaslight and the Mis-
souri-Edison electric companies of st.
Louis were absorbed by the North
American company of New York.
Dr. Ravold and City Chemist Teich-
mann testify that typhoid fever has
increased in st. Louis since the open
ing Of the Chicago drainage canal.
President Roosevelt, in special
message to the Senate, urges tariff
legislation to avert the threatened
ruin Of Industries in the Philippines.
Macedonia revolutionists place no
confidence in the sultans reform
promises, and are engaged in perfecI.
ing plans for an uprising in the spring
In a battle between striking miners
and q federal posse in West Virginia
three miners and one posseman were
killed and two miners MORALLY wound
ed,
After a sensational parliamentary
battle in the House, Mr.. Wagoner was
seated and James ]. Butler retired
as member from the 18th Missouri dis
trict
Wabash railroad sues Moses Green
wood, Sr. and Jr., for S910O6.25, al
legged to have been fraudulently OBJ
tanned in real estate deals for the com
pany.
Gov. Wright attributes the recent
uprising in the Philippines to the law
less bands of criminals protected by
a too lenient policy on the part Of
officials.
Gov Davis. Of Arkansas, in the
course of the legislators inquiry, al
mitted that he had drawn on the
states contingent fund for personal
expenses,
Samuel Parsons, expert landscape
engineer from New York. reports thai
restoration OF Forest park after tbs
Worlds Fair win cost from s660,OOO e
81 100000.
The United States Supreme Cour
has sustained the award Of bounty K
Admiral Dewey and his men for tn,
Spanish ships captured during thu
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