Mexico Missouri message., 1903-10-08
The NEWS RESUME.
Being a Condemned Story Of ths News
Of the Week.

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The French Government viii go
into the business Of retailing matches.
A street car strike has been declar.
ed at Waco, Tex, and not car moved
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Plant, daughter Of ex.
Senator Jones. OF Arkansas, is buried
IN Washington. D. @.
Robert I. RusssIl Of odessa is elect
20 pEesidsnt Of the oqd Mems Club OF
Lafayette County. Mo.
Lord Miner refuses to accept the
secrstaryship Of the colonies made va
cant BY Joseph Chamberlain.
The receipts Of the Dead Letter
once ct washington are increasing at
the rate Of 10 per cent per year.
The Orphans Home OF the German
Evangelical Church Of Southern I'LL.
nois was dedicated at Hoyieton.
A little babe is incinerated In a IRE
which destroyed the homo Of Henry
Duektort, near Spring Garden, III.
The Standard OIL Company has com.
pleted its Cumberland pipe line into
the Kentucky and Tennessee oil fields.
The Pana, ILL.,, carnival was brought
to an abrupt close Saturday by wind
storm, which blows down all the tents.
harrington has again declared that
James p. Mccain is alive and will
turn up in time for the Worlds Fair.
The Post once Department will
make the experiment OF Government
ownership Of mail wagons in large
cities.
st. Louis banks furnish more than
SIS, 100000 to Southern and South
western States for the purpose OF
moving crops.
Two freight trains collide head-on
near Hermann. Mo. Thirteen cars are
demolished. The crews saved their
lives by jumping.
Aeigh Hunt, the milling magnate of
the northwest, proposes to solve the
negro problem by importing negroes
for an African colony.
Major Delmar, the $4,000 gelding,
trots mile at the Empire City track
in 900 fiat, equaling the worlds rec
ord set by Lou Dillon.
England warns Turkey and Bulgaria
that neither will be supported in open
or secret opposition to the program Of
reforms in Macedonia.
Former Postmaster General Wanna
maker is found not guilty by the Jury
at Beaver, Pa, of slandering former
State Printer Robinson.
Lord AIveTstOne Of the British Alas
kan Boundary Commission compli-
ments Mr.. Watson of American ooGnr
sci for tao strength Of the latter's ar
guments.
Wall street believes that something
is hanging over the market" and that
the crisis Of the Iong-sustAined period
of liquidation and falling prices can
not be far OF.
Five cars were telescoped, tank
Of oil was exploded and several per-
sons we're hurt in the collision Of q
passenger train and a freight near
Rocky Ford, Colo.
Tom johnson, a negro, who was
shot several weeks ego at st. Joseph,
Mo, eoughed up a bullet Sunday. He
at once felt better. and the doctors
think he viii recover.
Three French aeronauts make bal
loon voyage from Paris to Hull, dis
lance Of 800 miles, crossing the Eng
llsh channel for the first time in the
history of aerostatics.
Galen r. Bishop. whose father re-
Gently left him an inheritance OF $780,
900, pleads guilty to the charge OF forg-
cry at St. Joseph, Mo, and is sent 20
the Penitentiary Tor two years.
Walter Crandall, former clerk Of the
Modern Woodmen, pleads guilty to en-
bezzling $4,000 from the order while
at Rock Island, IN. He is sent TO the
Penitentlary for an indeterminate per
Tod.
James w. Erwin, on trial at San
Francisco, says that Beavers and
Machen were stockholders in the pos
lAl QCNASD COMPANY WAAGA O0kAAAGA
contracts from the Post once Depart
ment.
Charles Ethridge, IS years old, is
convicted OF murder in the first de-
gree at Greenville. ILL.,, and his punish.
ment fixed at 40 years In the Peniten,
tiary. The boy killed John Kesner, a
hotel proprietor.
Exports Of American agricultural Inn.
plements last year amounted 70 S21.
100000. an amount 40 times greater
than the exports Of 1864. and twice as
great az the value Of exports for last
year Of iron and steel
Attorney Todd, for the Chicago San,
itary District attempts to show ai
hearing In Chicago that the sewage q
Peoria and not Of Chicago pollutes the
waters Of the Mississippi River and
the water supply Of st. Louis.
Fourteen thousand United States
regulars and National 0uardsmen are
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