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FLORIDA.
sOUBRETTE GOT JUDGMENT.


Tampa Morning Tribune: In Circuit
Court yesterday, Attorney II. S. Hamp-
ton secured from jury a verdict for
$4,000 damages in behalf of Sadie Mar
telle. formerly a soubrette at the Cri-
terion Theater against G. w. Allen,
proprietor of that theater. The verdict
was taken by default, there being no
appearance for the defendant. The in
cident upon which the suit was based
was published in the Tribune at the
time. In the presentation of blood
and thunder drama at the Criterion,
one of the actors discharged a pistol,
loaded with a blank charge. A piece of
the wadding struck Sadie Martelle, who
was sitting in the wings, INJECTING a
painful injury. The woman sued Allen,
as proprietor of the theater and the
Florida Brewing Company, as his back
ers, but the court eliminated the COM
pany from the suit. 1t is not believed
that the soubrette will realize on her
Judgment, as Allen has quit business
and the Criterion has been closed.
SERGEANT WAS DROWNED.
A dispatch to the Florida Times
Union from Pensacola says: Informa-
ton reached the city last night of the
drowning, near the life-saving station,
of First Sergeant Dillau, who was sta
toned at the Pensacola navy yard.
DilFau, in company with four marines
from the yard, started across the bay
Sunday night. intending to touch at the
life-saving station and enjoy bath In
the surf. They used a small sailboat,
which Is placed at the disposal of the
marines, and had TsaGneu wiSsstn hasf
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
RUcKER NAMES WILLIAMS.

Internal Revenue Collector H. A.
Rucker of Atlanta. has appointed
Charles D. Williams as a general dep
uty collector to succeed George F.
White, lately appointed United States
marshal for the Southern District of
Georgia. Mr.. Williams for some time
past has held the office of deputy mar
shall under United States Marshal w.
Fl. Johnson, of the Northern District
of Georgia. Mr.. Williams head
quarters will be at Macon.
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to London, helped to explain the force
of the demand for gold, but did not de-
fine its limits.
Weather Map Ideal.
The weather map was pronounced
ideal for the crops, but the contradic-
tory strength in the wheat market neu-
tralized the effect of this. The severe
reduction in New York Centrals net
earnings for the quarter emphasized
the effect of unfavorable returns by
other systems. Notice late in the day
of an offer for subscription next week
to a $35,000,000 Cuban bond issue is an
other factor promising to prolong the
demand for gold for export. But this
did not prevent prices from retracing
their previous course in sympathy with
a rally in United States Steel preferred,
leaving the days net changes again
wholly insignificant.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-02-18
Ohm U IN OREGON.

c-orrespondence Of the Ledger.
INDEPENDENCE, Oregon, Feb H.
Perhaps short mention OF the condi
tions that exist In this section may b
of interest to the readers OF the LED
GER, and Iii write these few lines.
We have had lovely weather thi:
winter; everything is green and grow
ing grain looks well. The farmers
have sown grain of and on all The
winter. 1t has not been cold enough
10 freeze potatoes that were not dug
Hops have been a good price here fGl
the last three years. My brother ha.
been very fortunate raising hops
clearing over $4,000 within the last
two years The prospect is good for
fine crop this year.
Thousands and thousands OF emf
grants are coming here. Land is sd
vancing fast.
A family arrived here the other dal
from Minnesota, and they stated il
was twenty-five degrees below zerI
when they left that State, anc
thought it wonderful to pick roses Of
the bushes here, and gather cnionI
from the earden-yes green ones BIZ
enough to eat | win write mort SOM
other time. An old Missourian,
JOHN You've.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-02-18
DAN CUPID USED THE PRESS.
A Columbia, No, Couple Induced u
Marry by a Newspaper
Article.

M
COLUMBIA, No., Feb. R-The
power of the press as a matrimonial
factor was strikingly demonstrated
here last night. The afternoon issue
Of a local paper contained an editorial
under the caption, "Dan Cupid on a
Strike" 1t deplored the fact that
there had not been a wedding here
this year. 1t alluded sarcastically e
the fact that the boys we're too shy
and intlmated that such a state OF al
fairs was a reprOch TO the community
Roger Hedges, a clerk ina dry goOd'
store, and Miss Chino Mitchell, a ste
~nogapher, we're chatting On a street
corner, when a copy OK the paper wa
given TO pe young man. He read ths
editorial aloud, and the young people
agreed that such a state Of affairs VA
A disgrace to the town. Hedges sug
gested that the stigma be removed BY
an immediate marriage Miss Mitchell
acquiesced The couple drove al onci
TO the home Of the Rev. W. S. Sc
Clair Of the Olivetts Christian church
The ceremony was performed within
less than one hour after the hrst edi
tion OF the paper vas on the streets
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-02-18

Now that Russia and Japan are fy.
ing at each others threats, people are
wondering wha. It is all about, From
time TO time hints as to s~'enacuation
in Manchuria- or control of Korea
have leaked out, but il is doubtful
whether even the average well-posted
newspaper reader is familiar with the
situation.
Korea lis the bone Of contention.
Manenurla issRussi2n territery, TO all
intents and purposes ruled by Rus
slams, policed by Russian troops 1t is
gone from China and Japan knows it
Not 50 Korea
Korea is a narrew strip OF territory
extending out into the Pacific ocean
separated from Japan only by the
slender Yellow Dardanelles. Korea
separates the two great Russion ports
on the Pacific, Port Arthur and
YladiyUstok, Russia says IL must be
removed, and the oaly way to destroy
its menace TO Russia Is to mike it
Russian.
Japan says Korea points straight to
the heart Of the Mikado's land, and
that she must control il or be lost.
In the hands Of any other power, that
power would dominate Japan.
Russia must have Korea to complete
her grasp on northern Asia and make
her the dominant force 10 China.
Japan must have Korea or be wiped
of the map OF nations
With Russia II is, as usual a wal Of
conquest
With Japan il isa wal Of self-pre-
'~servation. Japan has conquered Ko-
rea three times, but always left it its
Independence. Ii fought China In
1894 for KOreaas independence. Japan
has little Of no agriculture. 1t lives
On fish, and It's food comes from the
neighboring peninsula Of Korea. Ii
Is essential, too, y an outlet for the
swarming population Of Japan and for
strategic reasons. japan need not
own Korea, but il must keep the pc
ninsula open.
Russia promised solemnly In 1856,
1894, and lsss never TO occupy Korea
Yet she has seized Yongampho in
northern Korea and is reaching out
for Masamphoon the south. That is
why Japan says light
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-02-18
Hrs IngersolI coniesses She Aided the
Nan Who Shot Her Husband
to Escape

SALEM, n. J, Feb 10.-Nrs. Alice
IngeEsoll, who is in jail here charged
with being an sccomplice To the at
tempt made to murder Luke Inger.
soil, her husband. at Wing Lane, last
Friday night, has made 4 detailed
statement TO Prosecutor S~iunickson,
duplicating Wm. DennelSbeck, the
Joung man sho disappeared from bis
home the morning after the shooting
occurred, and who has since eluded
the police. Ms Ingenoli's statement
10 part was as follows:
william eunelsbeck told me many
times that he would murder my hns-
band 50 that be marry ne but l con-
sidered it idle talk and paid DO atten-
ton 70 his threats After the crime
vas committed / helped him toesczpe,
as / thought that the boy did not
realize What be bad dune-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-02-18
JEFFERSON ST. IMPROVEMENT
The Plans as Embodied By Council
Resolution Woald Make This
Most Popular Resi-
denee Street

A motion vas adopted al the Tues
day nights meeting Of the City COun-
ell to order = resolution drawn By City
Attorney Baker providing for the
pavement Of South jefferson street
from the railrUad crossing TO the
boulevard. The plans specify that the
pavement shall be twenty-five feet
vide in the center Ct the street. This
Sill allow an arrangement u grass
plots on each side Of the pavement.
which do much toward beautifying
this popular residence thorOughfare
and will enhance the value Of proper
~ bordering this street a great deal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-02-18
CHICAGO & ALTON AGAIN SOLD
New York Dispatch Says It Is Re
ported That the Pennsylvania Has
Bought It.


A dispatch from New York say
that a report Is in circulation In Wal
street to the effect that the Pennsyl
vania railroad has purchased or h
about to purchase the Chicago s Al
ton railroad. The report also state.
that the price TO be paid is $50 for the
preferred stock aud go for the com
mon stock.
Ii is argued in support Of the repor,
that by owning the Alton the Pennsyi
vania could compete with the Wabash
at Chicago, St Louis and Kansas
City for business II the report
should prove to be true 1t will be the
inst movement Of the trunk lines OF
the East to cross the Mississippi river
and may result in a general invasion
Of Western Territory on the part OF
the Eastern trunk lines Within the
last six months the Altou has been re
ported sold TO many different railroad
lines
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-02-18
MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS

There was a pleasant dance at tbs
n. N. A Friday evening.
There vas a small dance at TIT
Nontezuma Club on THURSDAY even,
ing
Mrs r. R. Arnold, Jr., and Mis-
Annahelle Arnold left to-day for New
Orleans
Nus. W. ]. Bolts left to-day FOL
Golden, Ill, to visit her sister, Ms
Smith, who is i'll.
Mr.. and Ms Arthur Wagner are
n0w domiciled in the Morris property
on West M0nrue street
Ms. Clarence Buell., OF Louisiana,
vas in Mexico Saturday en- route home
from a visit with Jefferson CITY
friends
Major Esing, who taught ia the
u. NJ. A, has recently written an in
~tereSting book entitled Northern
Rebellion and Southern Secession
Mrs. ]. p. Morrisentertained friends
With : valentine party at her home on
West Love street this afternoon.
Finch was played and greatly en-
Ioyed. Mrs Morris served delight
full refreshments
Lillian L@ngtry appears for three
nights in Kansas City next week be-
ginning Monday evening. She pre-
seuts Mrs behring's Divorce and
~rhe Degeneztes.- The Jersey
Lily" wears some gorgeous gowns in
each Of the plays
The votes having been turned 10 TO
Ma Smith, on the selection Of q
flower for hardin. for use as an en-
blen, for decorating, and other par-
poses. the Marechal Mel rose receiv-
ed the most votes This is a very good
selection and in connection with thu
coloS d Hardin, black and gold, some
very pretty combinations can be made
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-02-18
CLUBS

sAGa~&na. esu-aNs&n
The Shakespeare meets on Saturday
evening with Miss Wayne Davis.
The Chantauqua will have its next
meeting with Mrs J. G Lakenan.
The Twentieth Century Club will
meet Monday with Miss Jennie
karneS
The Wednesday Club win have its
next meeting with Mrs J.. +.
Llewellyn-
The United Commercial Ia refers
Association viii give a banquet at the
Ringo this evening
The Alnmn& Of Hardin hopes to
have q reunion at the Worlds Fair
some time during the summer.
There was a delightful oyster supper
on Thursday evening after the meet
ing Of the knights Of PythiaS, at the
Elite Cafe
There will be a business meeting Of
Hardin Alunna at the Montezuma
Club on Monday afternoon at O'Clock,
at which time a full attendance is re-
quested. There is business Of much
Importance TO be disposed Of.
The As You Like 1t Club was enter
ed by Miss Mae Lewis and Mrs. J.. f.
Moore, Jr., on Friday al the home OF
Mrs. Moore. The early part OF the
afternoon was devoted 10 progressive
finch. and later a lovely lunch was
served. There were several present
outside Of the clubs regular members
The visitors priIe, 4 dainty collar, was
won by Miss Ethel Piunkett while
the regular club prize was wen by
Mrs. c. r. Graham, the prize being a
lovely silver tray engraved with the
club name. Mrs. John Maxwell was
given the consolation prize The next
meeting Of the club will be with
Misses Alice Brooks and Grace Boyd
al the home Of Miss Brooks
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-02-18
A TO FREE BUTLER
Foreman of Jury Says the Evidence
Failed to Show Bribery.

a special from this city to Kansas
City says: In an interview given out
here to-day, Turner RoSser, foreman
OF the jury that acquitted Ed Butler
at Fulton, said; Under the instruc-
tionS from the court and the evidence
in the case We had to bring ia a yer.
dict Of not guilty. The State had no
witnesses to show that any money was
paid by Butler to the members Of the
House Of Delegates and there were
witnesses who wore that they were
=. the House Of Delegates the night
the bill passed, but did not see Butler
there"
RoSser said he certainly did not
think that there was any foundation
for the report that some Of the jurors
were bribed. He said be favored Mr..
Reed for governor, but he in1orsed
Folks work and the jury thought be
tried the Butler ease admirably, but
they had to give the defendant the
benefit Of the doubt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-02-18
SOCIETY A TALK

Ms S NJ Gnsert is IN.

Mss N. Gilbert is IN.
Nr II B Britt q Boston. Is 4 Wis
Itor here
Or. Frank Harrison, Of Fulton, uas
Ia Mexico FRIDAY.
Mr. Charles Backner. q Marshall,
vas IL Mexico Friday.
Mrs R W. Berrey visited friends
At ThOmpsuo recently.
Ms Anna 5 Helm returned Friday
from = visit 70 Fzrber-
Miss Stella wilsou Is hume from q
pleasant visit in Kansas City.
Ms ,. \. Baskstt IS visiting her
nisce, Ms Fay, IN 81 Louis
MIS- Gertrude Rerrel. q DeSoto, is
the guest q Ms Arthar Sckaid.
Mr. L p. crigier and sOn. Martin, Of
ST Louis visited relatives here The
past seek
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-02-18
AspLKSDm SUCCESS.
The Beauchamp Lecture, One Of the
Finest Heard in Mexico For
Some Time-FuM Of
Laughter and
Wisdom.

The lecture Of Lou Beauchamp al
Hardin College Friday night was one
Of the best that has been given in
Mexico for some time, and was heard
by an audience representative Of Mex
ico,s best culture
The subject was eThe Sunny Side Of
Life and ID held the audience from
beginning TO end with the most in
tense interest Itwas full OF fun as
well IS philosophy, and kept the
audience in an uproar OF laughter hall
the time. The text was laugh away
your troubles and pray away your
cares" The lecturers advice to young
women and young men was sound and
was told 10 an original and entertain
ing manner.
The Hardin Lyceum Course this sea-
son has been q financial success and
has delighted the patrons Another
course is promised for next year under
the same management
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-02-18
rR1xsLE GETS rEs THOUSAND.

jefferson City, No, FEB. l0.-Divis-
ion No. Of the Missouri Supreme
Court handed down opinions to-day in
t~hirty-ave cases and adjourned TIL
March l6 The Supreme Court az
armed the decision Of the lower court
Of Kansas City giving Judge J. Ned.
Trimble Of that city Judgment
against the Kansas City. Pittsbung
and Gulf rzilrOad for $4,000. attorney
fees for one rear, during the time the
ailuad was in the hands Of > receiver
in 1879.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-02-18

a1zsHIsszsT - 10y
Miss Jurgenson entertained her sis
ter, Miss Clara ~Jurgensan. Of Macon
City, thepast week.
Miss Clark. who spent several days
here y IN Miss Byrd Locke, returned
70 Columbia last Monday.
Mrs Wilson, Of Slater. who has beer
the guest Of her daughter, Ms. ]. W.
Jones, at the Windsor, has returned
home.
Mrs Sauderson and Miss Ida San
Iderson, Of Joplin, who have beer
|guests Of J. w. Sanderson, returned
home Monday.
Born, t. Nj. aud Ms Geo. A. Car
den, Of Dallas, Texas a daughter
Ms. Carien was formerly Miss Rose
Porter, Of this city.
Miss Matte Lou Mattox, Of ST
Louis. who has been spending a few
weeks very pleasantly with friends
here, returned home Monday.
Miss Madge Robertson returned 70
her school duties at the University
Wednesday, after visiting her panents,
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Robertson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-02-18

The octogenArisn Earl OF the Stair.
9 great parsonage in Scotland. has
Just died. His ancestor, the first earl.
was mainly responsible for the ter
rible massacre Of the MaeDonalds at
Glencoe. Scotland, in 1895, in which
the first eari's thres stAiwzrt sons
participated A curse was pronounced
against him thSt no future earl should
have three sons untfl his crime was
explatsd. and in derision he tied up
certain valuable properties 50 that 20
should be inherited only by the third
son Of his successors.
OF the nine esrls since then one
had two sons. one had one and AL the
remainder had 10 sons at all until
the earl Just dead. who had four. Col.
DAlrynple. his third, came In for the
property with al It's accumulation
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-02-18
TEN YEARS AGO rms WEEK.

TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
The three-year-old son OF Mr.. anc
Ms. W. B. Marshall, Of Mexico, fell
and broke his arm.
John Hutchinson, formerly Of Au.
drain, died in Nevada. The remains
were inferred in the Mexico GENE
terry.
Mrs Kate Hawkins and Miss Annie
Casson, Pomona, California, visited
the family Of J. 7. Johnson.
Born, TO Mr.. and MS, Gottliet
Jacob. Of Martinsburg, a son.
W. W. Boyd and Miss Eva T.Christ-
man, both Of Audrain county, were
wed.
The City Council read for the first
time an ordinance granting l. d.
Graham & Co, atelephOne franchise
in Mexico.
Eugene, the one-year-old sou Of
Henry Bratt0n. died.
P. w. Harding was in St Louis
attending the grand lodge A. o. U.
". Of Missouri.
Frank Ssnnebeck purchased the
LOrenz Eager property south Of T. F.
Roden's store
John Stuart died at his home neal
Rush Hill. His death was caused by
dropsy.
@. D. Ferris was in Ohio, where be
had been left $500 BY an aunt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-02-18
Military COmmissions

Governor DOckery, al the request d
Adjutant General Dameron, ha:
issued the following military oom-
missions:
ROlla Mcintyre, captain; Walter f,
SanderSon, first lieutenant. and vii.
liam G. Hutton, second lieutenant al
Of Company r, Fourth Regiment n.
g. NJ, al Mexico
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-02-18
n etstS Via Al HI fkAS.
Best Cocxh syrup Tastes Cod. Use
IN tine Sod ~ drs<EixlA
Narrowly Rseans Death

Ed Kellerhals and Pat Murphy, EN-.
ployed at digging a well for Lewis
Berger, north OF this city, narrowly
escaped death Monday. The well was
at a depth Of 30 feet and Kellerhals
and Murphy we're both at work in the
well when the horse, used to pull the
windlass for some reason backed into
the well, falling to the bottom. Both
men ~miraculousIy escaped injury and
were rescued ia a short time by
friends
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-02-18

The Valley Of Mexico is sevezty
niles in length and fcrty-fve niles In
width Lake Texooco. q large BODY
Of water lying Immediately 70 ths
east Of the City Of Mezico. Is only stx
fest bEsr than the level Of the street
pavenents, In 1879 this lake ruse
and inundated the city, drowning
thousands II the Inhabitants ne
waters Of the lake covered the site
Of the city to = depth Of three feet
and remained SO for over four years.
This danger Is now obriated BY n
great drainage canal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-02-18

In one Of the police Ftations q few
mornings aso q very s1an man wa
taken before The magistrats, charged
With iEtoxication, When his turn
came for 8 hearing the judge asked:
well. have you anything 70 say5-
the little mas looked carefully about
the room, pseriug into every cornG.
~Tnat depends" he answered. az last
Is ny wife in the roouY-Phradei
min Iedeer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-02-18

According to the Columbia Herald
Orlando Hit, Of this city, is assisting
Ia the prosecution Of the case OF the
State rs. fleetwood Gordon, of Colum.
bia. this week. Gordon is charged
with the murder OF II. G. DoelIng.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-02-18
WOMEN LEAPED FROM WINDOW
One Killed and -Four Injured IN 8
Kansas City Apartment House

KANSAS CRY, Mo, Feb lL-Hrt
caused the death Of Mrs Jessie Aver
hill, serious injury to i've other per
sons and $4,000 damage to the three
story Holmes fat at 18th and Harrison
SITS, this morning. Mrs Ayerhill was
killed by junpingfrom the third story,
The seriously injured are Mrs E. d.
Martin, burned, rescued by hremer
from the second floor; Ms Minnie
Taylor. burned, injured by jumping.
Lena Smelly, badly burned; Ida Par
ish, injured by jumping from second
floor; Margaret Shaw, burned.
The fire started from a gasoline
stove explosion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-02-18
STATIC q4.e. cEsr o. TOluDO. IS


LUcE CoCHTT
Frank J. Chsaey makes oata thEt he Is tie
esnAcr partner q the nrm Of p J. CAensF a
Co, Going hzsisess ia tie CITY az Toledo,
Cozn1 and STATE Atozssal5, and tat said frz
VII pay the saz q ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each Kas every casa o. cGszrTh IA;
cannot ea czreS 81 he $50 Of HANS CArAKRz
CcRR FRANK 3. CHENEY.
sWorn 10 eStore ne and Subscribed n ny
presence rs sA dEy Of Deoanber, A D, iSS,
A v. GLEASON,
lskkLl Notary Puesse
Halls C1txrrA Care Is tAken Internally AID
sso directly GO ne blood Gad nHeous sar1Eos
4 ne o stc1. send for testimonials. tres.
F.I CHENEY & CO., TOlsdo.o o.
sofa hy ali druggists I~estuaaiA1s free.
Halls PAEfI Pfls are ne best
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-02-18

Are xoR really honestf II a pack.
age worth 8 dollar OF two were lsft
al your house by mistake. and yuu
knew the error would = be dis
covered. would you keep the package
and say to yourself that Il isn't your
business 70 correct other peoples
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Journal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-02-18

w. K. Potts has sold a 9O-acre farm,
a mile south OF Mexico, to Charles
billiard, for 1880. Mr.. Potts also sold
a house and lot in this city to John
Gregory for s1,400.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-02-18

Splendid showing: Total enroll.
ment in Missouri schools, 7sO,54l; tota
number Of teachers, 20,l66; total
number annual expenditure for edu-
cation, sl0, e59.s 2s; total estimated
value OF school property, So, COO, III.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-02-18
Chamberlain's Stomach and Live
Tablets. Unequalled for Con-
stipstion-

Mr.. A. r Kane, q prominent drug
gtst Of Baxter Springs Kansas says
"Chamberlain's Stomach and Live
Tablets are, in my judgment the mosl
superior preparation OF anything in
use to-day for constipation. They ara
sure 10 action and with no tendency C
nauseate or grip. For sale by al
druggists
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-02-18
FLIxcH PARTIES

ON Tuesday afternoon, Mesdames
Geo. Harvey and o. L. Martin, very
delightfully."- entertained at progressive
finch, at the Windsor Hotel. The
ladies' served dainty refreshments
Those present were Mesdames p. II.
Cullen. W. W. Bolts, ]. F. Griffee, S
n. Evans 7. B. Duncan, Chas Car.
penter, VIM. II. Brown. G. d. Glendy,
d. p. Moore. ]. G. Lakenan, Frank
Parker and Miss Nina Pearson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-02-18

Those wishing to investigate Osteo-
pathT will hnd DR.. Trzughber at hi
Office Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays
and Sundays Examinations are free.
A lady in attendance Once across
the street east Of the post once. Omce
hours a. n to p m Special hours
y app0intnent Telephone IS