Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-06-11
THE NEWS RESUME.


Re-enforcements Of Kentucky mill
tia reach feud scene at Jackson.
Freight trains collide in New Jersey
and two are killed and many injured.
Lightning kills an Indiana farmer,
but child in fathers arms is unhurt.
Operators stubbornly delay work OF
Conclliatory Board in Pennsylvania
mines.
A. L. Hereford Of Springfield, ILL.,,
was elected chancellor Of the Supreme
Court Of Honor.
Overflow OF the Missouri River at
Jefferson City causes much damage to
crops in the lowlands.
The Missouri Supreme Court awards
S12,5O0 damages TO Lena Broyhill in
a breach Of promise suit.
The importation Of manufacturers
materials for the nscal year 1902 ex-
ceeds all previous records.
Indiana State Fair management will
revive four-ho:se Roman chariot rae
ing on an elaborate scale.
Scare from the prophecy Of Ellen
Jefferson that Pine Blur would be de-
stroyed by atornado is over.
An attempt to lay rails for a traction
line in Charlottesville. Ind, loads to a
riot and the arrest OF GO men.
Roosevelt eats breakfast with JOS
eph F. Smith and speaks in great Nor
mon Tabernacle at Salt Lake.
King Victor Emanuel of Italy is pre-
pairing to visit Paris in July. London
also will be included in his tour.
Governor Docl1ery names Missouri
delegates to National Convention of
Bank Supervisors in New York
Three anarchists are arrested at
Mentone, suspected of being engaged
in plot against King Victor Emman-
| uel
From sources in Bogota 1t is learned
the Columbian Congress proba-
bly, will reject the canal treaty in it's
present form.
Decoration Day observed by thou
! sands Of veterans at st. Louis, who
decorated comrades graves in the To-
cal cemeteries.
Mrs. Kate Taylor is convicted at
Monticello, N. Y, of the murder of her
| husband and is sentenced to death in
the electric chair
Emperor William causes the retire
ment of more than 40 Generals who
displeased him by blunders at the
great maneuvers last fall.
Professor Bailey of Yale, by tabula.
ton, discovers an alarming increase
of suicide in America, and finds a
cause in the strenuous life.
Communication to a German paper
says Russias Minister of the Interior
is responsible in great measure for the
Jewish massacre at KishoneV.
Forty persons were injured in pas
senger coaches which jumped the
track on high embankment in Cal
ifornia and rolled into the ocean.
Postmaster General Payne orders
many salaries cut; four st. Louis posi-
tions are affected Merritt replies in
counter charges against Tulloch.
Memorial Day services at Washing
ton were elaborate. Charles Emory
Smith of Philadelphia was the orator
OF the day at Arlington Cemetery.
Two prominent planters have been
arrested In connection with the inves-
tigation into the holding Of negroes in
involuntary servitude in Alabama.
Charges have been filed against the
Collector of Customs at San Juan. He
is accused of demanding presents"
from shippers for 'favors" shown to
them.
Twenty-Five persons perish In a
wreck of the steamer Huddersfield in
the North Sea. The steamer was
crashed into by the Norwegian steam
or Tito.
Senator Gore of Oklahoma, who is
blind, has announced that he will be a
candidate for the United States Senate
when the Territory is admitted to
statehood.
The police of New York announce
that they have discovered a band of
Italians In Little Italy" which
makes It a business to abduct children
TO hold them for ransom.
Five historic spots were selected by
committee from the Civic Improve
ment League upon which to erect tab
let's commemorative of the important
events In the life of st. Louis.
An anarchist was arrested and held
in jail while President Roosevelt was
in ogden. Utah. He carried a murder
GUS looking knife which It was feared
he intended for the President.
j A church In course of construction
at New Rochelle, N. Y, has been
stopped because the members of the
congregation threatened not to attend
II It we're built by non-union men.
A Philippine postmaster is accused
Of stealing. not only $4,000 of Govern,
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