Mexico Missouri message., 1904-09-08
THE NEWS RESUME
Being a Condensed story Of the NsusI
Of the Week


$4,000 dies in Iowa.
George Drutschel, advocate OF FEW
clothes, arrives In st. Louis 1t
The disarming of the Russian war
ships at Shanghai began Monday.
Germany does not consider the plan.
feasible to cut foreign postage to 2
cents.
Texas retailers of agricultural implo4
ments and hardware will meet at Dali
las this week.
The twenty-second annual reunion Of
the st. Louis Suabian Society was held
at Lemp's Park.
Engineer James Frizzle Of East stl
Louis is killed in a train wreck near
Murphysboro, Ill.
General Corbin assumes command
of the military forces, encamped on the
old Manassas battlefield.
The explosion Of frankfurter boi-
Ter at New York causes probably fa-
tai injuries to three persons.
A Texas minister serving a ten-year
sentence in the Texas Penitentiary
for killing a former Sheriff is pardon
ed.
1t is stated that after the explosion
of a magazine the Russians at Port
Arthur have no more smokeless pow
der.
The Board of Curators of Missouri
State University makes several
changes in the faculty of the institu-
ton.
It is reported that the Russian war
ships at Shanghai have been disarm-
ed at the summary command of the
Gear.
The United Garment Workers OF
America vote down a resolution In
tended to commit that organization to
socialism.
The New York National Guard team
won first place in the first event OF
the national rife competition at Fort
Riley, Kas.
Missouri led all other States Of the
Union in the production Of barytes in
1903, as shown by the official Govern
ment reports.
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Bey's wardrobe occupied three days
and fair prices, all things considered.
were realized.
A woman supposed to be Mrs. Sa-
rah Kubisch of Warrenton, Mo-, was
killed alighting from an Easton ave-.
car in st. Louis.
An Argentine warship threatened to
fire on the Paraguayan revolutionary
squadron If it interferes with vessels
flying the Argentine flag.
Official reports show that the total
commerce of the Philippine Islands
had increased $1,000 900 in the nine
months ended last March.
Toxic hears that General KurolI
has managed to cut the railroad be-
tween Mukden and Liao-Yang, but the
report lacks confirmation.
The dental federation adopted a re-
solution providing that Governments
appoint commissions to care for the
needs of soldiers and sailors.
Cold-storage firms all over the coun-
try are receiving inquiries from the
Department of Agriculture regarding
the effect of cold on foods of different
kinds.
Missouri Week at the Fair broke the
record for a seven-day attendance, the
admissions having been 1884, a no
uceable increase over like previous
periods.
The political campaign in Bond coun-
ty, Illinois, is opened in q cemetery.
The exercises were begun by prayer,
and the singing of the long meter
doxology.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Pri-
mate of England, arrives at New York.
and says that he approves of the sub
way tavern recently dedicated by Rt-
shop Potter.
Several English noblemen act a.
statesmen for a prominent furniture'
dealer, without the knowledge of the
customers, of course, and secure liber-
al commissions.
Horace McVicker. wellknown theat-
rical manager Of Chicago, has started
an investigation into the death of his
mother at Pasadena, Cal. He blames
hypnotism for her death.
General Sakharoff admits that the
Russians who are at Liao-Yang have
lost more than 1900 men In the last
few days lighting, and the main body
Of Russians is falling back
General Kuroli drives General KurO-
patkin's forces back all along the line
at Laio-Yang, killing and wounding
100 Russians. The japanese casual
ties have not been learned.
David B. Hill announces on the eve
OF his birthday anniversary that he
intends to retire from politics next
January, regardless OF the result OF the,
state and national elections.