Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-09-10
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Being Condensed story o. che News
Of the Week.


Senator Cockrell and Judge Can't
speak ct the exConfederate reunion
At Nevada. No. '','
\ Several personS were Injured in an
underground railway accident in
Paris Thursday.
John Wilton Cunningham, a prom
inent artist, died in Texas Friday IL.
ter q lingering illness.
Mrs. Jane Martin, said to have been
the oldest woman in the South, died
Saturday at Apdmore, l. T.
A military wedding was celebrated
At Camp Lincoln. ILL.,. Thursday. Gov.
ernor Yates gave away the bride.
The record Of Notwithstanding IN
Europe for the last week IL Is deaths
and q SCORE OF hairbreadth escapes.
Ernest Hastings. an actor. who
learned IS parts in Ire last season,
suffers q nervous breakdown at New
York.
G. M. Mallory Of Chattanooga,
Tenn. is preparing to launch his third
airship. the FIRST two having proven
failures.
Frederick l. Olmstead, the noted
landscape architect, dies suddenly In
wAverly, Mass, Friday, at the age
Of 81 years.
The United Land Company has pur-
chased 80 acres in Granite City on
which to erect a plant to cost several
million dollars.
Mrs. c. w. Trumbo Of Lnneus, Mo-,
has gone to Montana to visit her
brother, whom she has not seen in
over half century.
Senator Cullom of Illinois says he
believes there will be an extra session
Of Congress to take some action on
the Panama Canal.
William J. Campbell, the st. Louis
embalmer, who was overcome by the
extreme heat at Bloomington, ILL.,, has
been declared insane.
A report Of the Geological Survey
shows the production of petroleum for
1902 to be greater by 100000 bar
rels than for the previous year.
An explosion in a powder plant near
Ashburn, Mo-, Sunday shattered the
windows in a passing train and caus-
ed several women passengers to faint.
Since 1886 the United States has
spent $2,5OO,OOO defending the Amer.
ica's Cup, and British yachtmen have
spent &S,50O,OO0 attempting to lift It.
A Sergeant and six privates of the
German Army are arrested for selling
to agents of foreign Power the Sc
cret for manufacturing a new bomb
! fuse.
| Macedonian insurgents are agrees.
lively active near Salonica, and have
destroyed all the Turkish posts along
the Bulgarian frontier in the vilayet
Of Adrlanople.
Michael Hoolihan, a Kansas City
bartender, was found beaten to death
in the saloon Sunday. The cash reg,
lister had been rihed and Hoolihan's
pockets we're turned out.
Father Gushing, who once assaulted
Bishop Matz of Colorado, is ordered
to the Trappist Monastery at Geth,
semane, where he will remain a pris
oner the balance of his life.
A company is organized at Joplin
Mo-, to promote the apple industry IN
Missouri. The company will build 9
chain of storehouses in the OZARK
belt, with view of controlling the
crop.
Mrs. Lizzie Shultz, wife Of a veal
thy ranchman near Solomon, Kas.
ran away from her home and wal
found working in a factory at st. Jos
eph, Mo. She refused to see her hus
band.
Robbers entered the barns of tn,
Chicago City Railway at an earl!
Sunday and without a word fire,
on the clerks in the cashiers once
killing two and seriously inJurlng twl
others.
A young couple en- route to HeI
mann, Mo, to be married were wreck
ed at a railroad crossing in the 81
burbs Of the town. They narrowl
escaped with their lives, each bein
severely injured.
The Department OF Commerce an
Labor and the Public Printer den
that the Miller incident had any col
nection with the requirement that q
Of the printers in Government emplo
must take the oath Of allegiance.
Six masked men loot the Rock 4
land passenger station at McFarlan'
Kas.. Friday, lock six of the employs
In q refrigerator. and after beating
conductor and baggagemen into insel
slbility, walk away In the darkness.
Rod oliver, president Of the receu
ly suspended Citizens National Bar
| at Beaumont. Tex: makes an assig
' ment for the beneft of the credlto
) Of the bank. He Is the president
!. four other banks. all Of which ha'
closed slnee the failure Of the Bea
mont bank.
: Secretary Hitchcock already h
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