Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-05-28
THE NEWS RESUME.

Snowstorm In Montana delays trains
and causes much suffering among live
stock.
Eight special trains carry Confeder-
ate Veterans from Dallas to New Or
leans.
President Roosevelt and party en-.
camped in Pine Grove In Yosemite
Valley.
Joseph Letter makes proposition to
creditors to settle at 20 cents on the
dollar.
Annual convention Of Royal Neigh.
bors at Indianapolis elects next years
officers.
Independent mechanics at Peters
burg. Ind, organize to stop strikes and
boycotts.
Indian Territory horse thieves cap
tured, with four animals, in Green
Mountains.
New York Society Of Hebrews sends
$4,000 to be distributed among Jews
at Kishenef
Secretary of State Hay declares that
he cannot stop the massacre of Jews
in Kisheneff.
International Association OF Police
Chiefs select st. Louis for the conven-
ton Of 1904.
Outlaw in Arizona kills one officer
and seriously wounds another after
being captured.
Half the business district Of Austin.
Ark, was burned last week, entailing
loss Of $4,000.
J. L. Hill of st. Louis buys 1A,OOO
acres OF marsh land in Louisiana to
prospect for salt.
State Department does not cOntem.
plate supplemental treaty with France
to include bribery.
The Southeast Missouri Drummers'
Association holds the annual conven-
ton at Pennington.
Court Of Appeals at Kansas City de-
cides that a pastor cannot collect sal
airy by legal process.
Ethel Clark of Baltimore, who was
kidnapped % years ago, has been re-
stored to her parents.
The Commonwealth, the largest bat
tleship afloat, was launched by the
British at Govan on the Clyde.
Warrant charging Mrs. Lizzie Nc
Cormick Of Memphis with murder OF
Cincinnati expressman issued.
Joseph Bashaw, ia years old, dies
at Salem, Ore. He served under Ma
poleon in the French Revolution.
The Transfers Union at Omaha has
decided to modify it's demands and a
break in the strike seems at hand.
The Reverend ]. T. Moody, recently
elected town clerk in Newburg, Ind,
causes enforcement of blue laws.
Governor Yates of Illinois vetoes a
bill appropriating 100000 for repair
Of the Normal School at Macomb.
Jesse Childs of Richmond, Mo-, was
elected President of the Elks Associa-
tion at the meeting in Galena, Kas.
Physicians believe Miss Fannie
Sherman, the opera singer adjudged
insane at Springfield, ILL.,, will recover.
Navy recruiting suspended on &C
count Of the prevalence of contagious
diseases on the Government training
ships.
Free Thinkers caused a riot in a
church in France by demanding to
know what right the prelate had to
speak.
James Duffy, striker on the Mobile
and Ohio, is under arrest on the
charge of violating an order of the in
junction.
Preliminary hearing of Curtis Jett,
charged with the murder of James B.
Marcum of Jackson, KY. will take
place June 4.
ST. Johns Cathedral burns at Den
yer, Colo, entailing a loss of $3.50 900.
1t is believed that the church was fired
by an incendiarist.
Funeral of Miss Anna Ramsey,
daughter of Joseph Ramsey, Jr, pres
ident Of the Wabash Railroad, took
place in Pittsburg.
H. G. Russell, the Government as
tronomer of Australia, claims to have
made the discovery that rains are
caused by the moon.
An Omaha Judge grants an injunc-
tion against womans tongue, prohib-
iting her from talking to her neigh
bors about her landlord.
Hermis, last years champion 3-year-
old is sold to Edward r. Thomas for
100000, the highest price ever paid for
a running horse in America.
Federation OF Labor, in session at
Davenport, Ia, requests appointment
of union man to succeed Carol d.
Wright as United States Commits.
sioner.
Letters and newspaper clippings re,
ceiyed at the State Department at
Washington request oficial interior
ence in behalf OF Russian Jews at Kls.
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