Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-09-22
THE NEWS RESUME
Being Condensed story o. the News
Of the Week.

The Baltic feet has sailed from
Cronstadt for the far East.
The Bagobos will open their village
at the Fair with a chicken feast
A French airship creates a sensaA
tion by alIghting in Paris street.
The trial Of Fred strube for murl
der began Monday at Havana. III.
Charles c. Garrett, former Sheriff Of
st. Louis County, died after briee
illness.
Prosecuting Attorney Johnston FLED
an information against bullhghters IN
Clayton.
Fighting continues around Port Ar
thur with considerable effect on The
Japanese.
The Japanese are preparing to make
Lao-Yang headquarters for their ar
mics in Manchuria
The Japanese are said to have lost
10000 men in assaults before Port
Arthur in the last FIVE weeks.
Sheriff Hencken ordered the pro-
prieters Of immoral shows opposite
Delmar Garden to close Sunday.
The Chief of Police of Dallas, Ter,
raids several gambling dens, and the
persons captured in the raids are
fined.
Nine. Melba's automobile at Paris
runs over and kills an old man, and
the singer is overcome at the occur
renee.
The former president OF a defunct
Oklahoma bank is accused Of misap-
propriating large sums Of the banks
money.
Anti-Semitic riots lasting two days
have occurred in two Russian towns,
many persons being injured and shops
pillaged.
The United States Geological Sur
vey announces that statistics as to
wells will be kept and printed from
time to time.
In commemorating the battle OF
North Point in the War of 1912, Mary
land celebrated its State day at the
Worlds Fair, -
Successful wireless telegraphic COM
munication was established for the
first time between st. Louis and
Springfield, Ill
A recent order by the President for
bids heads Of departments and bureaus
in Washington to disclose their estt-
mates Of expenses for the coming
year.
Former Senator James Orchard il
arrested on an attachment at West
Plains, Mo-, and gives bond to appear
at the Farris trial in Jefferson City IN
December.
Delegates to the Interparliamentary
Union were the guests of the st. Louis
Business Mems League at an informal
reception and luncheon at the Glen
Echo Club.
British millers are making strong
efforts to regain the -four trade Of the
larger cities Of England, which has
been almost completely taken over By
Americans.
Some of Kuroki's forces are arriving,
at Mukden by train, thus Indicating
that the Japanese captured more roll
ing stock than Liao-Yang dispatches
have Indicated.
The proposed complete separation Of
church and state in France is in &C
tual operation in two dioceses, whose
Bishops have resigned at the command
of the Vatican.
With the organization OF the head
quarters force in the Equitable buili-
ing, the Missouri Democratic State
Committee is ready for the active work
of the campaign.
An East Side striker, who was out
on parole, wrote to the officials Of the
Southern Illinois Penitentiary, asking
that he be taken back to prison. He
changed his mind since.
Rains in Texas have not damaged
the cotton crop, but, on the contrary,
have helped that as well as the other
growing crops and have made the sol
Just right for fall blowing.
The meetings OF the Illinois Con-
ference of the NJ. E. Church at Spring
field are many. The appointments
were announced before adjournment
Monday by Bishop McCabe.
A correspondent of the Associated
Press. describing the Russian attempts
TO retake Molten Pass, says 1t was q
practical demonstration OF the relatives
values of the two hostile armies.
On top of the already high price
zinc ore in the Joplin field advances
81 ton, and all of the reserve stock
Of the district has been purchased ana
some ore bought before production
The American Bankers Association.
which convenes this week at the Wal
dorf-Astoria in New York. Is expected
to have quite an entertaining and In
structive programme for the session.
Members of the InterparliamentAry