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Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04
BAD WRECK in KANSAS is
CAUSED BY SEVERE COLD

in the front end of the car when the
accident occurred.
Most of the injured were in the
smoking car, which was completely
wrecked, Browns body was recovered
from the wreck of the smoker two
hours after the accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shouse we're on their
way to Braymer. Mo-, to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Shouses sister.
At the time of the accident the
train was two hours late and max.
ing up time. II had no orders to stop
at Miller and went by at full speed
being derailed on the outskirts of the
town.
The engine and tender passed over
the defective rail in safety. The
front trucks of the mail car jumped
the track and crashed into a freight
car standing on the siding. The bag
gage car followed, pushing the mail
car at right angles across the track,
and both forward cars servcl to block
the smoker.
The chair car following the smoker
partially teiescoped the smoker and
the latter was rendered into kindling
wood. The Pullman remained on the
track, and aside from a severe shak.
ing up, the passengers in that car
were uninjured.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04
LULU PRINCE KENNEDY
ACQUITTED OF MURDER
Jury Finds She Was Insane at Time
OF Killing, but Is Now Sane.


Kansas City, Mo-; Mrs. Lulu Prince
Kennedy Kramer, on trial second
time for the murder in January, 1901,
Of her first husband, Philip II. Ken.
nedY, was found not guilty by a Jury
here Friday. AZ her first trial she was
convicted and sentenced TO ten years
in the penitentiary, Mrs. Kennedy
Killed KennedY, who was local agent
for one Merchants Dispatch transports.
ton company, month after they had
baeA married He had refused to live
vim her. bringing suit to have the
marriage anRulIed on the ground that
he had been forced into II.
The first verdict was reversed on
a teehnicallty. Mr.. Kennedy's defense
was emotional insanity, and evidence
v4a. presented 10 show that her grand
Gamer and great-grandfather had died
Ia insane asylums in New Hampshire
and Connecticut
Egiday's verdict Of acqnlttai was
found solely on the ground that Mira.
Kennedy was insane whenshe shot her
husband. The jury. however. found
ha6eVeF. that .the defendant has since
rsgained her sanity, which viii save
her from being sent 70 AZ asylum.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04
COLOMBIA PREPARING
FOR INVASION OF PANAMA
Obliged to Take Step to Prevent Its
Complete Downfall.

Panama: News has reached here
from Bogota that insomuch as General
Reyes and CaVallero have assured
Colombia that the United States will
only object to her landing forces in
the canal zone. the Colombian Govern
ment Intends to organize and send
an expedition against PanRmg
The only explanation oe>the news
from Bogota is that the Government
OF Colombia is compelled to take some
steps to prevent its downfall.
This, 1t is said, is imminent, as
President Marroquin has lost all the
prestige he ever had.
There 10 much speculation in Bogota
as 70 the outcome of this move, should
it be put through.
Colombian newspapers are com
planning that it cost more than $751;
00aeO0 In paper money "a Colombian
dollar Is worth about One-seventh of an
American cent?, TO, moYe the troops
Colombia has at Titumati, on the Gulf
OF Darlen, from Cartagena to that
point.
These men are estimated at from
1000 to 1000, and at one time they
we're well supplied with provisions,
Joaquin Velez, Perez y Soto and
other enemies of Marroquin. have been
imprisoned for alleged conspiracy
Persons arriving here from Colombia
delare the situation in that country
to be growing worse every day.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04
Frankfort ests Capitol.

Frankfort. KY: The passage through
the Senate Thursday by unanimous
vote. of the House bill appropriating
a million dollars for a new capitol at
Frankfort marked the end Of a fight
which had been waged for the removal
OF the seat of government since the
days when Henry Clay came to the
Legislature as a representative from
Lexington. and started the discussion.
At the present session Lexington.
Louisville and other towns Joined in
and aided frankfort for the present
bill.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04
Ex.Mayor Ames set Free.

st. Paul, Minis The Supreme Court
Friday quashed the indictment against
former Mayor Ames of Minneapolis,
and the entire court held that. while
the Indictment was good. the evidence
was faulty. Judges Stuart, Collins and
Lewis .concurred In the majority opln.
ion that the Offense was not proven,
while Judges Lovely and Brown dis
agree with the part of the opinion of
the majority DR.. Ames was charged
and convicted In the District Court OF
Hennepin County OF receiving money
Illegally as Mayor Of Minneapolis
from women.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04
CLAIM L0RERz OWED
MAcHEN OLD DEBT
Defense Says There Was Large Bal
ance Due Government official.

washington: The defense in the
postal trial opened Thursday. Mr..
Maddox. on behalf onf the Groffs. said
he would prove that George r. LoFens.
in 1895, had purchased for $500 a half
interest In the Croft fastener. He was
followed by Mr.. Kumler, for the Lo-
renzes. Kumler asserted that as far
back as 1888 Machen, George e. Lo-
REM and his brother engaged in the
oil business In Ohio, but as a result
OF their various transactions George
u. 41ofenB owed Machen S25, 600, and
that whatever money Lorenz paid to
Machen was In settlement of an hon
est debt. Conrad Syme, on behalf OF
MAehen. agreed with what Maddox
and Mr. Kumler had said, and added
that he would prove there was no con.
spiracy.
The first witness for the. defense
was Miss Ina s. LlebhRrdt, chief clerk
of tho rural free delivery division,
who had testified for the. government.
She said that since 1901 she had
placed Machen's name and initials
ON nearly every paper going out OF
the Gree delivery division. and that
before that date she had taken SINH
lar action with respect to at least
half the mail. She said that she signed
Machen's initials or name to at least
800 papers a day. and that many OF
them related to Croft fasteners. This.
she said, was done in a routine man
ner because the Croft fastener had be-
coma q fixed supply. She also testi'
ned that various officers of the post
ofdce department were aware that
she placed Machen's initials and sig.
nature on official papers. She said
that In all these transactions Machen
had never la any way indicated to her
to increase the number Of fasteners
and never had requested her to take
any steps to hurry forward the ap'
provai of bills. She further testified
that Machen never had talked to her
on che subject Of Croft fasteners. ex.
cepG On connection with the trial OF
this case. The witness had not con
cluded when court adjourned
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04
oIover,n Wound NeuIeetad.

Denver. Colo: John NJ. Glover, for
mer Congressman from Missouri. who
Is a prisoner in the military bullpen
at Cripple Creek. in a letter to the
Denver Times, published Tuesday,
says that the wound he received in
fight with the soldiers a month ago has
been neglected since he was locked up
on January 1, and that the inflamma.
ton resulting causes a constant and
almost unbearahle pain" Il an held
iAeOmmunieado." Glover writes This
unexpected turn has made It impos-
sible for me to apply for writ.
viii never be released. no matter what
information is to be filed. until a writ
is sought"
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04
Elvn Thounand for Rellsf.

indianapolis; The united miners
Thursday voted 5000 for the imme-
diate relief OF the families of the 1870
miners killed in the Harwick mine ex-
plosiOn. John d. Reese. commissioner
OF the Iowa coal operators, Is attend.
ing the joint conference. He has In.
strNctions from the 1875 operators In
that State to seek the admission OF
Iowa TO the central competitive dis
trlct The miners favor the admission
Of Iowa.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04
wrIqhps Death caused By Poison.

London: A post-mortem examlns-
ton has shown that Whitaker Wright
committed suicide by taking cyanide
OF potassium. The Investigation made
indicates that Wright must have swaE
lowed the poison while standing before
Justice Bingham. after receiving his
sentence. It is recalled that Wright
pulled a handkerchief from his pocket
and appeared to wipe his face. and II
is surmised that under cover Of this
he took the fs(al dose.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04
chloauo UnIverslty % Not eaptlst.

Chicago: 'The university of Chicago
Is no longer a Baptist institution"
Almost in so many words President
Harper announced to the senior class
Wednesday that the university had
outgrown its UNCONVENTIONAL charac-
ter. He declared that in the nature Of
its faculty, its students and it's meth.
DDS. 1t had spread beyond it's alleg.
lance to the Baptist church. Most Of
the students and most Of the profess
sors. he said. are non.Baptists. All the
buildings on the campus were paid for
by people of other creeds, he continued
and $9S out Of every 500. except that
given by John D. Rockefeller, VINO was
a Baptist, were contributed by people
not members of that church.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04
Reeommends AppreprIatlon.

Jackson. Miss: Gov. Vardamann
sent a special message to the Legis.
lature Friday recommending an APP
preparation of 100000 for the pur,
pose of completing and furnishing the
new 100000 capitol building. and
beautifylng OF the grounds in accord
ance with the plans and specihca'
tons OF the designing architect.
Militia Refused to Surrender Glover.
Victor. Colo: Deputy sheriff Under.
wood, armed with eApias issued from
the District Court, Wednesday made a
demand on Colonel Verdeckbers for
John NJ, Glover. a former Missouri
CONGRESSMAN. who is lncareerated In
the ballpen at Camp Goldaeld. Colonel
verdeckberg refused to surrender
Glover.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04

New York: Negotiations for the no
tation OF the proposed &S5, 900, 900
Cuban loan have come 20 q temporary
halt. The banking interest declare that
the Russo-Japanese situation makes
such a transaction inadvisRble at this
time, because Il would tie up a large
sum OF money which might be used
elsewhere 70 better advantage.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04
Collision at GRANVILLE.

GRANVILLE, ILL.,: A rear.end collision
between two Big Four coal trains oc-
CURED in this city Friday. The first
train had stopped for water and was
run into by a second train, the cabOose
OF the first train and the engine Of the
second train being badly smashed.
The train crew saved themselves by
jumping. Traffic was suspended only
a short time.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04
- Twenty.rwo sananas.

Alto Pass, H.; Ambrose Robinson,
and ls-year-old' boy ate twenty-five
bananas In seven minutes at Anna Fri
day. He wagered that he could eat
thlrty-aye In sixteen minutes, but after
eating twenty-five concluded that he
had mIsjudged the capacity Of his
stomach. "a
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04
rry 70 sI0w Up aIoomInqton ca.

Bloomington, ILL.,: A panic ensued
in an@,Bast Front street car at 8
O'Clock Sunday night when the wheels
exploded what was supposed to be
a dynamite cartridge fastened to the
rail. The trap door in the floor was
blown up. and the ankle of Miss
Bernardine Ives. one OF the passen.
gers, was injured. Due to the fact
that the car was but slightly occupied
the results were not serious.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04
Illinois Historical Society AdIOurns


Bloomington, ILL.,: The fifth annual
meeting Of the Illinois state historical
society adjourned Friday afternoon. It
was considered the most successful in
it's history. Tine society adopted reso-
buttons thanking the local society and
other clubs assisting and the news
papers for their liberal reports Of the
proceedings. The features of the
morning session we're addresses by
Daniel Berry of Carmi and w. H. Col.
Inns of Quincy, a memorial address
on General James d. Morgan. In the
afternoon Robert Gray Of Blue Mound
spoke concerning the Scotch.Irish in
Illinois. The closing number was q
thorough history of the woman's club
movement in Illinois by Mrs. G. q.
Lampert, vice-president of the Illinois
federation of woman's clubs.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04

Houston, Tex; A shipment OF $500
bales Of cotton. destined for Japan.
loft here Thursday night via Southern
Pacific for San Francisco. The ship
ment required forty-one cars and is a
record so far as the Oriental trade is
concerned.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04

PeiFce City, Mo-: Two men held mp
the frisco agent at CRANKY Saturday
evening. Three shots were fired at the
agent. one OF which struck him in the
face. The hlghwaymen got two watch
es and $50 and made their escape.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04
NeraIee 20 euppressed Rsvolutlen

washington: According to informa-
ton received at the state department
eli the porta of San Domingo are now
In the possession OF the Moraes pro
yislonal government which succeeded
the government OF Gen, WOs y GIL,
The Jiminez revolution seems TO have
been stamped out.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04

Springfield, Mo: The coolest wealth.
or Of the winter was felt in Spring
field Tuesday morning, when the
thermometer marked degrees below
zero. having dropped IS degrees u
twenty.four hours
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04
Militia Refused to surrender GLOW
Te peflne RoundarY LIne.

Jackson. Miss The Senate Judiciary
Committee has made a favorable re.
port on the bill approprlating $4,000
attorneys fees TO defend the bound.
ay dispute between Mississippi and
Louisiana now pending In the United
states Supreme Court.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04

Memphis. Tenn a disastrous are
swept the business portion az Hol-
lendale Miss. situated on the Yazoo
and Mississippi Valley Railroad. Sat
1gdaq Afternoon.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04
Colorado 0uardsmen seize Armory

Pueblo. Colo; over forty members
OF company @, Colorado national
guards, took possession OF the armory
building and contents here Wednes-
day and are holding It for money
amounting to $4,000 due them In the
service Of the Cripple Greek strike.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04
suit Against Packing Companies.

Dallas. Tex: Land owners near
Armour and Swift packeries at Fort
Worth Thursday sued the companies
for nearly 100000 damages because
of proximity Of packeries injUrins
their property,
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04
oranaes Ara snoWhennd.

Dennison. Tex: A large number OF
cars from California loaded with or,
anees. deallned for Eastern points. ara
detained here on account Of The ex,
tromolg cold weather
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04
~ I'm InNa Panch nudn.

Burlington. Iowa; Peach buds are
said to have been killed BY the severe
weathor OF the last few days. The
cold continues. It was "A below zero
Friday morning, but was warmer At
night
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04
Pleads To- clean Money.

Washlnton; Or Thomas Darlington.
president OF the New York board Of
health, appeared before the House
committee On banlelng and currency
Friday and heartily endorsed pending
legislation 9or "a money."
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04

Armstrong. Mo-, Lindsay Pitts. the
negro who seriously cut ave people
at dance Ia Roanoke several months
ago. was sentenced 90 ava years ID
the PenlleutlaFy Tor hia crlme. Th1ra
dnv
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04
aaquIplsIoa To- 81 Louis prlsoner.

Springfield. III. A regulation has
BEEN issued on the Governor Of Mis-
sour for the extradition Of Adolph
RraRnstein. now under arrest IN st.
Lonis and wanted II Chicago for steal.
Ing number Of small articles, In
cIldlng aeyeraI boxes d face powder
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-04

Corpus Christi Tex At daylight
friday the mercury registered 2g de,
gfeea and the ICE was plentiful Il was
TIA cpl1esl day 81 the winter Cab.
tafe Naa npl dauasei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-30

Ohio have heretofore showed creditabia staying
powers.
great deal is being said concerning the Ken
lucky field. Much development work is now
going on. and those who have visited this section
say the prospects for extensive and prolific develop
ments are bright. In the Wayne County field,
which is the principal producing region. there has
been 4 considerable increase in the output, and
runs for the week ended April Is about 10000
barrels. The wells coming in show larger ca
pacity than the earlier wells. and the dry holes
are less numerous. while pools being found
In sufficient numbers to take the place OF the older
ones they drained out.
Refined petI Oleum closed unchanged at New-Yori1
The final quotations were Si5c in barrels and 25c
In bulk. Philadelphia prices basis of 5
points lower. The foreign refined petroleum mar
kets were also practically unchanged. London
closed esd per imperial gallon. a decline Lied
Antwerp closed unchanged at 1872 francs per 100
kilos. and Bremen unchanged at 635 marks per so
kilos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-30
Financial.
NOTICE or REDr,tpr,o~

Holders Of Six Per Cent Mortgage Bonds NJ ~,
ern Pacific Railroad Company COT California, ,s.,.s
Mortgage dated April l. 1875. are hereby not,a.,
there is now in the hands of the understands :.
under the mortgage by which the payment OF SAT-, -
is secured. the sum Of Two Hundred and Eighty IT,
Dollars gold. which. under the terms Of said Mor.
applicable to the redemption purchase OF sai1
and that the UNDERSIGNED Will receive sealed proposals !.
for the surrender OF such bonds until II NJ on T,S
the 14th day Of June 1904. at which time uroro., az
be opened. Proposals shall the series a, 49, WI
offered. whether A. B. c. D. E or F. and snau sn,
the price asked for each series separately 10y
be Endorsed Proposals for the surrender OF Frs, ~
gage Bonds. Southern Pacific Railroad COMPANY,
The right is reserved to reject any all bids
D. o. MILLS
HOMER S. KING =.
May "A. 1904. Tr1s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-30
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

The lower southwest petroleum field produced
nothing important last week. except one fair we'll
completed in Washington County. The usual small
wells and dry holes were added TO the list The ex-
ception mentioned calls for comment only because
IL is so much larger In size than the other
wells completed but it opens no new territory or
extensions. 1t is the No. on the Alex. Hays
farm southwest of Burgettstown. and came in
good for one hundred barrels a day better
Nearly month ago well No. on the same farm
was completed and continues to hold up to 60
barrels a day. The test well on the William Lee
sr.. farm has turned out duster. 0-barrel
pumper was completed in the Berea grit the
Jackson farm IN the Yellow Creek extension. in
Calhoun County In this same section the Penn
Oil Company started No on the Camden-Som-
mers farm, increasing its production to 2i0 bar
res the next twenty-four hours
The news from the Ohio fields is far more cheer
ing but the surprise of the week was the test we'll
or the George Wahl farm, three miles northwest Of
woodsheld Monroe County. The we'll is in the
Keener sand 1t proved 10 be gusher. and is be-
leved 10 indicate a and important Keener
pool 1t started out at the rate of 30 barrels an
hour. but fell off to % barrels at which rate it
seems TO be holding steadily. Naturally. a great
deal OF new work at once planned for this
section. and sA new wells already begun on
the Wahl and adjacent farms. Other wells have
been started In different directions to test the ex-
tent OF the new pool. The Keener sand pools in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-30
GROSS & KLEEBERG
CERTIFICATE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED pART-
NEsRSFfIP.
WE, ALBERT II. GROSS. PHILIP KI.FF-

u
bers and Stewart Barr. all ,ot fun age. having
Of the state % New York. do hereby certify:
I Tbs firm under such limited uzr-rs--
ship IS 70 be conducted is GROSS & KLEEBER4 and
the county wherein the principal place OF business
be located IS New York County;
The general nature Of the business intended % b,
transacted by such limited partnership Is that Of buying
securities, brokers.
IRE names CT all the general ana special partner,
interested therein all Of whom c-e and heir
respective places q residence. follows:
Albert r. Gross, genera partner residing q No.
East E'ne-seccut Street. Borough CT Nanhat an New
phinP KIazae-g. general partner. residing a. No
Riverside Drive Borough uf haitian New york 'Ir
stewart Barr, special partner. residing '-Ths
Ansonia Broadway end SeveEty-thlrd street Borough
q Manhattan, New YORK city
The q capital which the said special partner
has contributed 20 me coI1no1 STOCK Or said United
partnership Of one hundred thousand iolars
1904 and : end Nay lst. 1900
Dated New YORK city, April Soth. 1904
ALRERT r GROSS,
PHILIP kLEEBEEG.
STEWART BAEE.
state OF New York. County New York
tbs Sot day Of AFL 1905 before me Perzossly sams
70 me- known and known Dc -he -a5iVttuas
mentioned and described in and who executed the fore
going CertitcaJe and duly severaly aclroVs1d 70 ma
/ l. $ HARRY 6. C0RBETT 80 Notary PubIa
Kings Co. Certificate filed IN New YORK 60.
Srass OF New York. County OF New YORK. Philip
the general la.tL~rs the t1rssurs ,srtdcate;
that n one hundred thousand lrs srecinst
common stock by special partner therein uasd to-
Barr has been actually and IN s1od r-ta
paid by cash the said Cou-l1c s-lc6
Sworn before me this Goth DAY OF April -
rLsI HARRY G CoRBETT. 1S9. Notary Public
Kings Co. Certificate hled IN New York CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-30

which fifteen return gains Of s2ls.2S. or 81 per
cent and twenty return losses Of S2373' or So per
cent The whole shows loss Of slo4'soS. or Ia per
cent.
S0'"- 49," Differences Pc
o. o,,,a,,es "a o9i aOf a. sat &cn1 .2T3 go
connanIes -. 500 1913 300. 393 Dsc ASS. 570 ia
Total At cos 81 DIS ga ssi48721 Dec 1921. OCT 80
~ coT1ranies 81 74o 255 So BOO Inc s21s 225
% comtanies 3 $50 535 3sT5.70s Dec 323. ia SO
Total 50 co.'s. 81 $50 s7.3e7.7ss Decslo4sos IA
WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE
Number NJ miles. 400 400 4se
Third week In May. S8S,569 sSI.2D5 fI3 S03
July 20 May 2l...... 5.S5S.603 B698.56S 8OSl 6TS
SEABOARD AIR LINE
Second week in May s26921i s2874i5 s22s o1a
July ! to May A.. 11.6GG.s52 1O9OO14 1OOs2 81
TEXAS CENTRAL.
Second week in May s $3.50 ,s 4Se , 6sSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-30
Limited COpartnership Notices.
H. X. BREWER & co

CERTIFICATE OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP,
State OF New York. County Of New York.
WE. JOHN BREWER. MARY l. BRFWFp
w stephen Nanke End William Halls. Jr all per-on,
partnership. the provisions statss -
the State OF New York. do hereby certify:
ship is conducted is H. K Brewer & 20 and -.
county wherein the principal place OF business Is In -
located is New York County.
That the general nature Of the fnsnded .,
be transacted BY such partnership IS Stationery
That the names of all the general and znAc,.t
interested therein and their respective places
residence follows: John Brewer, residing az sum
NIT. New Jersey: Mary L Brewer residing Bronxvna
New York: Stephen Nanke residing Orange Ys,,
Jersey. the general partners; William Halls IT. 20.
siding New Jersey. is special partner An
of said persons Of full
". That the amount OF capital which the william,
Halls the special partner has contributed 10 t5s
" That said partnership to begin on the nr,,
1875 sS OF MAY ''' AND : % END On 's as' day Of May
Dated April rwenty-ninth. 1904.
JOHN BREWER
MARY L BREWER
STEPHEN NANKE
WA HALLS, JR.
State OF New York. County Of York IS:
On this 2sth day OF April. 1904 before ne psrsoas,,
William Halls. Jr., naly and Known ~
70 be the same persons described who execud
the foregoing instrument and severy edged 10
that they executed the sarns.
WILLIAM r. BRINCKERHoFF
State OF New York County OF New York IS: " " -
John Brewer. being duly srOrn says: am one o.. N.
general partners named IN foregoing certificates ira
tributed 10 the common stock by William Halls 'Jr Ina
special partner named therein. OF tsnv
IN IN cash 70 the said common stock by said William
HSI-s. u 49, - -. -. JOHN BREW Err
WILLIAM r BHINCRERHOFF
Notary Public. y. Y. Co.