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New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
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SDain Portugal Turkey. Egypt Greece. British India
and Lorenzo Marquee. per La Bretasne via Havre
11afI Europe must be directed per
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Ravenna (nau must be directed per 8 = Fa-
venna'D.
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via Queenstown (nai for other parts OF Europe mus
he directed per s. Ivcrna'O; az $50 a m for
Fs1rope per : 5 Finland. via Southampton; at a. m
fer Italy direct per Trave (nail must oe dEscLsl
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Matter Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany
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rected by he--
After the closing Of the Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above additional Supplementary Mails as
opened Oh piers Of the American. English Frenen
German steamers. and remain open urOl Whit
Minutes OF hour OF sailing OF steamer.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES, ETC

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bGeo' Santos and Sac PAUL., per British Priaee
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$ $ RavensdaIe (na1 must be directed per : 8
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Argentine Uruguay and Paraguay must be directed
per syracusa) at 1870 a. m for Bananas & Per
steamer from Miami. Florida: az a m for BerInuds
per Trinidad; at m for Porto Rico. curacao
and Venezuela excep Nsnezneia psrees po5. 1a,S ans;
be directed per 5. Coamo'D az $50 a. m tsuppe-
nentary 1870 a M f9T Fortune Islane sTs9Ss3y
1naf Tor Costa Rica be directed per Ale
ghany D. at ~ ;t a. I % C!sa rica1 and South P9ciac
ports (per City Of Washington via Colon netse,
vasbington''); 10 a. for Cuba, per g Mexico.
via Havana.
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by seamer. close at this ofics daily az 80
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and thence by close this office daily exees
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sunday at 1880 o. m. and 11:sO ,. m. sundays a
D. II 80 Mails for Costa Rcs< 81 Bei.see e
- NeyrOreans and thence by close az this
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closes at p. previous day.
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or registered letter.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-12
Llaht saIes oil Broom Corn.

Paris, ILL.,: The broom-cotn situa-
ton in the central district of Illinois
has been in state of quiescence for
the last week, more so, in fact, than
at any time for the past 60 days. Very
few sales have been. made, and 1t is
predicted that the brokers and manu-.
facturers will give the growers a rest
until after Christmas. There has been
no disposition hitherto to pay more
than 500 for brush. except in rare
cases where the per cent of burl is
unusually large. A few. manufacture
era are unduly excited and predict
$500 broom corn before the crop of
1904 becomes available, but this argu-
ment is discounted by the fact that
many factories have already filed
their warehouses with 500 corn, and
any competitor who was obliged to
nay $500 for brush would be driven
out Of business.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-12
To Unite Farmers Unions.

Carbonate, ILL.,: Steps have been
taken to unite all the farmers unions
in Southern Illinois in one organiza.
ton. A meeting for that purpose has
been called for November 9 at Marion,
at which delegates from the Farmers
Social and Economic Union, the Farm.
ers' Relief Association and smaller or.
ders win be present. The movement
contemplates the organization in 81.
Louis next year Of an International
union, resembling trades unions. The
FIRST meeting of the international
Home League, a new ladies' auxiliary
TO the Farmers Union, will be held,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-12
MIteheII wIn Succeed cortelyou.

Pittsburg, Pa: The Dispatch Mon
day published story to the effect
that John Mitchell will not be can
didate for reelection as president Of
the United Mineworkers at the jan
uary convention, and that Mr.. Mitch
ell, assuming that President Roosevelt
would be reelected, decided to lay
aside the miners ONCE to become a
member Of the Presidents Cabinet,
succeeding George B. Cortelyou as
Secretary of the Department Of Com
merce and Labor Secretary Cortel-
you, it is said, has decided to not
again be the head of the department,
and may go back to the position of
private secretary to the President.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-12
Earthquake Felt
in Eight States
Two Distinct sheeks Alarm the
People in ST. Louis

st. Louis: In st. Louis, the hrst
shock, lasting for twenty seconds, oc-
CURED at 1915 p m.
Second shoclr, duration about fifteen
seconds, occurred at 1:1S D. m.
The effects Of the earth waves we're
noticed throughout the city, no one
section experiencing the seismic dis
turbances in a more marked degree
than another.
A peculiar coincidence was that
while one person felt the first shock
and did not notice the second, other
persons In the same building failed to
experience any unusual sensation dur
ing the period OF the first disturbances,
but we're alarmed by the swaying
movement Of the earth shortly after
1 O'Clock.
kilograms received Wednesday
night show that earthquake shocks
were felt Wednesday in eight States
in the Central Mississippi Valley.
Eastern and Southern Missouri,
Southern Illinois. Southern Indiana,
Kentucky, Tennessee and parts Of
AuAnnAnbAppAS Goulblhnh anu AIkhuHkH
are included in the affected area.
While damage done was only slight,
some Of the reports indicate that much
alarm has been caused, especially In
the district which suffered most Sc.
verely in the terrible New Madrid
earthquakes early in the last century.
At Charlottesville. it Is stated,
shocks were felt at frequent intervals
from o'clock Tuesday evening until
Wednesday afternoon, when the dis
turbance eliminated in two severe
shocks which made people hasten from
their homes. These shocks were pre-,
coded by roar similar to that which
preceded the New Madrid disaster.
Throughout Southern Illinois the
disturbances were sharp, but brief.
At some points only one shock was
noticed.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-12
Turks Defy Powers.

Constantinople: The Porte has re-
piled to the Powers, declining to agree
to the proposed reform measures in
Macedonia, pleading the superiority of
the new scheme on the ground that
Turkey is carrying out the proposals
previously agreed to. Christian Eu-
rope and the Moslem stand face to
face on opposite sides of the question.
Russia and Austria are apparently de-
termined to demand acceptance Of
their program. 1t is believed that
Austria and Russia will send an ulti.
matum, giving the Turkish Govern
ment fixed term within which to ac-
cept the proposals, and that in the
event of another refusal the two pow
ers will take steps to compel Turkish
action.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-12
Nay Pass lottery Measure.

havana: The Senate Thursday took
up the nationalN Ottery bill and passed
the first article. 1t is believed that
the bill viii pass both houses Of Con-
gress, but the majorities In It's favor
will not be SUFFICIENT to override the
certain veto OF President Palma. The
Cuban national lottery bill was sug-
gested as a substitute for the taxes
levied on sugar, tobacco, liquors and
matches, under the new soldiers pay
law. At the last session Of Congress,
President Palma declared his inten-
ton Of vetolng the bill should it's advo-
Gates succeed In passing t.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-12
Governor Yates
Issues Proclamation
Asks People to Observe NOvsm-
Der 20 os q Day of Praise

Springfield, H.: Governor Yates
issued his Thanksgiving Day proclaim
alton Tuesday. After An eloquent re-
cital of the reasons why a prosper
GUS people should observe the day, the
proclamation calls upon the people Of
Illinois to return thanks in the follow
ing language:
Therefore, !, Richard Yates. Gov
ernOr of the State Of Illinois, do here
by designate Thursday, November 26,
1903, as a day to be set apart in every
town and community In all this State
Of 100000 prosperous, progressive,
pure and patriotic people.
Let some hour OF that day in every
community be observed with deep so
lemnity, Let there be prayer and
praise, with true and heartfelt graft
tuds yelling up from loving and deep
ly touched hearts, Let the manly
men. the noble women, the precious
children OF ali glorious and beautiful
Illinois be not ashamed to recognize
God. Let them glorify Him, the Au-
thor. gracious and benignGut beyond
expression. Of our untold and price
less blessings.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-12
steel Workers Lid of.

Chicago: Announcement comes
from the Illinois Steel Works in South
Chicago Sunday that more than 1000
men had been laid OF at the plant last
week. making the total OF discharged
men in the last fortnight 5000 to
$500. Laborers at the plant are pam
ic-stricken, fearing they are to be
thrown out Of employment just at the
threshold of winter. The greatest
alarm Is felt over reports that have
reached here from Pittsburg to the
effect that nonunion men are being
employed at reduced wages.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-12
Bryan Loses His
Suit for Legacy
Court Rules That Sealed Letter
Is No Part Of Bennett's Will

New Haven, Conn: Judge Living
ston W. Cleveland, OF the Probate
Court, handed down a decision Friday
in the case Of Philo s. Bennett will
case, holding that the secret letter di.
rectihg Mrs. Bennett, the widow, to
pay William ], Bryan $4,000, was not
part Of the will.
The effect of this is to prevent Mr..
Bryan from obtaining the money men
TONED in the letter unless the present
decision is reversed by higher court,
or unless he should be successful in
legal proceedings against Mrs. Ben
nett, in the event that the 5000
should be paid under Clause 70 OF the
will, which reads as follows:
TWELVE give and beQueath unto
my wife, Grace Imogen Bennett, the
sum of fifty thousand dollars ESQ.,.
000), in trust, however, for the pur.
pose set forth in q sealed letter which
win be found with said viii"
The text Of the letter was made pub.
lie at one OF the hearings on the win.
Mr.. Bryan was not present when the
decision was announced. but his attOF-
neys said he would undoubtedly Ap.
peal from Judge CleVeland's decision.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-12
Emma Booth.Tueker nurIed.

New York: The last rites over the
body OF Mrs. Emma Booth-Tucker
were performed Tuesday at the Saliva
ton Army headquarters and at Wood
lawn Cemetery. During the morning
there was a service, to which only on
GERS of the army we're admitted. Aft
erWards members of the Salvation
Army to the number of over 1000 act
ed as escort to the Grand Central Sta
ton. where special trains were taken
to Woodlawn. At the grave the body
was committed to the earth with the
Salvation Army burial service. the
playing of the requiem by the stan
band and the singing of hymns.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-12
Arkansans Lynch
a White Man
Hang Him from Telegraph Pole
srBrinhlvy

Brinkley, Ark: Early Sunday
morning mob stormed the jail in
this city and took Zallie G. Cadle. the
slayer Of Policeman J. c. Cox, outside,
where he was shot to death, and his
body afterward hanged from tele-
graph pole.
Cadle and Charles Simons, farmers,
were in the city Saturday, and becom-
tng noisy on the street about 5 O'Clock
in the evening we're approached by
Policeman Cox, who endeavored to
persuade them to get in their wagon
and 80 home and thus avoid arrest.
While thus engaged Cadle struck
the oflcer in the neck with knife, In
hicting wound which caused his
death shortly after / o'clock Sunday
morning.
Cadle and Simons were immediate
ly arrested, FASTENED to the lookup
and placed in separate cells. Sunday
morning about O'Clock a squad of
from ave TO ten men visited the pris-
on, forced open the outer door, broke
the cell lock and speedily wreaked
bloody vengeance upon Cadle.
Sin1ons, who was in the cell next
20 Cadle, says he was awakened in
the night by the noise of footsteps in
the prison. He at first thought the
marshal was bringing in another pris-
oner, but presently heard them ask
Cadle how he felt, and scuffle en-
sued, Then he heard voice say.
Stand back! am going to shoot"
Immediately three or four shots
were fred. Then the party left the
prison. Simons heard one or two more
shots on the outside.
Evidence seems to show that the
victim broke away from his captors
just outside Of the prison and ran
about 600 feet, when he was overtak-
en- and killed. From this spot the
mob carried their man about 200 feet
east and swung him to a telegraph
pole near the prison.
Coroner w. w. Chinault impaneled
a jury Sunday morning, which rem
dered verdict to the effect that Cadle
came to his death by gunshot wounds
inflicted at the hands of persons un.
known, and that he was afterward
hanged.
The body of Cadle shows four bullet
wounds, one of which passed through
the body from right to left, about {
inches below the armpit.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-12
china Issues War orders.

London; Press kilograms from Tien
Fsin and Shanghai assert that China
is resolved to defy Russia regarding
Manchuria. The Grand Council has
sent circular to the Viceroys and
Governors informing them that a rup-
ture OF the relations between China
and Russia Is imminent. and instruct
ing them TO instantly raise funds and
troops, and to strengthen the coast de-
fenses in anticipation OF immediate
hostilities. Il is reported that tlve
companies Of Russian artillery, with
big guns, are now at Mnkden. The
Chinese troops were driven out Of the
town.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-12
Fein Gets Five Years,

st. Louis: Adolph Feln, first vice
president Of the Hebrew branch of
the Jefferson Club, was found guilty
of naturalization frauds on four
counts in the United States District
Court Thursday afternoon and his pun
ishment assessed at five years. in the
penitentiary, with a fine Of $1,000.
Judge Adams, in his charge to the
jury, ordered them to bring in YER
dict Of not guilty on the count which
charged Feiu with "aiding and abet-
ting" Henry Berger. After deliberat-
ing little less than an hour the jury
brought in a verdict declaring Fem
guilty on all the counts with that ex-
eeption. Judge Adams, in sentencing
Fem, arraigned him in the most scath.
ing terms. He said: 81 think that
the jury has reached a Just verdict
in this case. think you are dis
posed to degrade American citizen.
ship. You have sworn falsely and
done nearly everything in the category
denounced by Congress on this sub
ject. l think you will now have plen-
ty Of time to ponder upon the enor-
nifty Of your offense." Fem was then
led from the room in the custody Of
Deputy United States Marshal Wat
son. One Of Fein's crimes, that OF
swearing falsely, is not punishable by
hard labor, and the Judge in seDtene-
ing him decided that only two and a
half years Of his Imprisonment should
be spent in hard labor.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-12
NavaI MaaaEIne ExplesIon.

washington; Admiral o'Nsil, Chief
OF the Naval Ordnance Bureau. Thurs
day received a telegram from Captain
Perry. 10 temporary charge Of the
Brooklyn Navy Yard. stating that from
ak TO nine men were killed. I'VE In
iured, ana lighthouses Nos. and 4.
with their contents. destroyed by the
explosion OF the naval magazine At
Iona Island. Captain Perry stated
that he already had appointed q board
Whioh 4 proceeding at once to the
leland g lnveaLlgale ne accident
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-12
lurY Retlrna Peeullnr Vardlef.

New Orleans. La: The coroner's
jury Of Pass Christian handed IN the
following verdict IN the lynching OF
Sam Adams. the negro VINO assaulted
Mrs. Peter La Bouisss. Formerly Mrs
8. osgood Pell OF New York: I've
the jury Of Inquest. sitting on the
body Of Sam Adams, oolored, find that
he came to his death at the hahds OF
the male citizeps. both white and col
ored, OF Pass Christian. who were or
ganized and determined to punish
said Adams for the crime that meets
dealA wherever perpeFated.s
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-12
Colombia Yields.

Panama: A cablegram has been
received here from General Reyes,
containing the information that he
has been appointed by the Govern
ment Of Colombia as Peace Commits
BiOner, with the duty OF making ar
rangements With the Government OF
the Republic Of Panama TO the end
that the national honor may be saved
Everything in Panama was quiet sun
day, but the circulation Of the news
Of the appointment OF General Reyes
resulted in enthusiastic celebrations.
not only because the General has
made many friends here. but for the
reason that his mission is looked upon
as assuying the independence OF the
lsthmian territory.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-12

Springfield. Ill: Frank w. Tracy,
prominent in banking and financial
circles In the United states, and faith.
er Of uniiorm banking laws adopted
by ~ States. died here Sunday, aged
SO years. after four weeks illness.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-12
e. aardent b 1900.

washington: Frank p. Sargent,
Commissioner OF Immigration, suffer
ca an attack OF paralysls OF the left
side Saturday and for a time his con
dition gave his family considerable
concern. He was better Sunday, how
ever, and because Of his splendid ply.
ssQae Mr. sRrgent's physIclan hopes
for 4 speedy recovery
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-12
Gable Cars Crash on Bridge.

Kansas City, Mo-: One person was
killed outright and 81 others injured.
two 81 them perhaps fatally. in the
collision Of two cable ears IN a fog
early Wednesday on the steep Twelfth
street viadUct Most Of the injured
were shop girls on their way from
their bones In Kansas City, Kas.. TO
the big department stores ON the Mis-
sonri side.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-12

Virginia, hi: The Cass County
Farmers institute Saturday elected
oflcers as follows; President. Chas
Beggs, Ashlandi vice PRECEDENT Thom-
as stribiing, Ashland; secretary, Jos
eph Edwards, Oregon.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-12

Evansville. Ind; The new 81. Bon
ifacius Catholic Church Of the West
Ind was dedicated Sunday with Inn
posing ceremonies. The church cost
ESQ 900. It Is ono q the largest IN
the state outside Of indianapolis.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-12
Mrs. Allen Uunawav.

Virginia, H.: Mrs. Allen Dunaway,
wife Of q retired merchant OF this city,
died suddenly Sunday while visiting
her daughter Mrs. L. Barabini at Jol-
let m.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-12
Rumors q Peters AbdicatIon Denied

London; Discredlted rumors Of the
forthcoming abdication OF King Peter
Of ssrvia, and Of unsuccessful At
tempts to Insure his life. have been IN
circulation for some days. An author
itative denial OF this was received
from BELGRADE Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-12
Elections Were Held
Tuesday in Eleven States
Tammsny Forces Carry Greater New York-Results
in Other States Show Changes
coIorado vote Very LInht.

Colorado Vote Very Light.
Denver, Colo; The latest returns
from Tuesdays election in Colorado
show that the plurality for Campbell
(Rep. over Wilson (Dem.) for Justice
of the Supreme Court will not be far
from 1000. Wilson carried eleven of
the SO counties in the State, his only
large plurality being in Denver, which
he carried by $500. Less than so per
cent of the normal vote Of the State
was cast. An incident Of the election
was the victory Of p. ]. De Vault, Min
ers' Union candidate for Assessor in
Teller County (the Cripple Creek dis
trict), over both party candidates
Republican Jud0s Elected.
Omaha: Judge Barnes (Rep.) is
elected Supreme Judge over Judge
Sullivan, the present incumbent, by a
plurality that may reach 5000. The
rest Of the Republican State ticket is
elected by 10000, Barnes running con-
siderably behind the other candidates.
These figures are conceded by the
Democrats. In Douglass County the
Democrats elect a County Clerk and
probably one other candidate on their
ticket, and the Republicans secure the
election of the remainder Of the candi-
dates.
Pennsylvania.
The entire Republican ticket is
elected in Pennsylvania, including
/ -,
candidate for Judge Of the Court of
Common Pleas, who was Endorsed by
the Republicans, and including Reu-
ben o. Moon (Rep,), Congressman
from the Fourth District The Repub-
lican majorities out in the State were
greatly reduced.
San Francisco Democratic,
San Francisco: Complete returns
from this city show the following re-
suit for Mayor: Schmitz (Union La
bor), 25,625; Crocker (Rep.), 1878;
Lane (Dem.), 1888. The Union La
Dor and Democratic parties have cap
tured nearly every office so far as the
returns show, the Democrats having
won all the more important offices ex-
cept the mayoralty.
Republicans Lose Governor Only.
Providence, R. l.: Complete returns
from the 152 districts of the State re-
ceived Wednesday re-elect Governor
L. F. c, Garvin by 1887 plurality, a
decrease Of 6,151 votes. The vote for
Colt, Republican, was 29,3O4; for Gar
vim, Democrat, 30,S91 The Republi-
cans elect the entire State ticket, with
the exception Of Governor.
Kentucky.
The Democrats made heavy gains
throughout Kentucky and reelected
John G. w, Baekham Governor by
pluralities estimated at from IA, 900 to
100000 Governor Beckham declares
his plurality will not be less than 3d.
900. The city Of Louisville gave a
large Democratic gain.
Iowa.
Governor Albert B. Cummins and
the entire Republican ticket are elect
ed in Iowa. The Democrats made
slight gains in the Legislature.
Massachusetts.
John L. Bates (Rep.) is reelected
Governor of Massachusetts by about
the same plurality he had last year.
New jersey.
In New Jersey the Legislature is
safely Republican.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-12

Madrid; Sir Henry Mortimer Dl
rand. the newly appointed British Am
bassador at Washington. Saturday
presented his letters Of recall to King
Alfonso and loft for London.