Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-04-21
THE NEWS RESUME
Being Condensed story Of the News
Of the Week.

Jhe huDayat IS now ueciafeu 70 %
England's fashionable Bible
European courts are expecting
sharp rise in the price OF diamonds.
The Supreme Court Of Iowa re-
verses the famous DoyleBurns case.
Many women Of fashion are now
seen riding astride in Rotten Row
London.
Five thousand Irish girl Will arrive
at the New York Immigrant Station
this week.
Senators and Representatives are
discussing April 2s as likely date for
adjournment
The statement Of the Kansas banks
shows aggregate deposits Of more than
S1OO,OOOOOO.
Four hundred young women Of Aries
sign an agreement never to wear fash
ionable hats.
Secretary Taft has approved an or
der authorizing the Y. NJ. c. A. to work
at army posts.
The Russian Easter passed quietly
and Jews in no part Of the Kingdom
were molested.
Prince Pu Lun, representative OF
China to the Worlds Fair, has reached
Honolulu, Hawaii.
Jiu jutsu, a japanese method OF
wrestling, is to be taught at the Annap-
oils Naval Academy.
A final effort to abolish the Dawes
Commission will be made on the floor
Of the Senate this week.
Several Of the union miners sent
from Telluride. Col, by the troops
were wounded by soldiers.
Thomas Jefferson's great-great-
grandson is a candidate for the Office
Of Mayor of Richmond, Va.
Secretary of War Taft announces
that the now capital Of the Philippines
will be 155 miles from Manila.
A detachment of cavalry at Amiens.
France, attacks mob of strikers with
sabers, fatally wounding many.
A New York attorney defes the court
| by refusing to reveal what ne has
taken Masonic oath to keep secret.
Mrs. Cordelia, convicted Of Mrs. Dun
| LluS 10 bNu Win lAo
murder of Mrs. Ida Henrietta Deane.
The political crisis in France, which
was expected soon, has been delayed
by the adjournment Of the chambers.
A professor Of the University Of Chi
cago has discovered what he believes
to be the missing link" in plant life.
The Kansas Supreme Court renders
! decision which permits of the read
ing OF the Bible in the public schools.l
The anticipated attack on Port Ar
thur did not take place Saturday night,
though the Japanese ships appeared I'M
sight.
King Alfonso washed the feet Of IL
poor men of Madrid as an act OF hu-i
initiation in imitation Of the example
of Christ.
Former Queen Isabella OF Spain is
dead at Paris, where she has lived
since she was deposed in 1870, after q
long reign.
Moving pictures as an aid to the cure
Of insanity have been tried with re-
markably gratifying results in a Chi
cage asylum.
The blizzard which swept over the
Southwest Friday has abated. The
principal damage is to the early Iruit
crops, wheat being little, If any, dam
aged.
The government will continue to en-
force the Chinese exclusion act not
withstandins the denunciation of that
treaty by the Imperial government OF
China.
Oscar Patterson while rowing across
= creek near Harrisburg, Ill, shot at a
squirrel and the recoil of his gun threw
him into the water, where he was
drowned.
The findings of the commission In
curing into the Beef Trust will not
be given out until after they have been
laid before the President. and possibly
not then.
Miss Sadie Hale, II years old. died
at st. Joseph, weighing 400 pounds.
Physicians were unable to explain the
case. She was literally smothered to
death by fat.
The bill for the appropriation for the
Portland (Ore.) Exposition and for
the coastwise shipping were passed by
the Senate finally by accepting the
House amendments.
Three thousand Japanese. with eight
cannon, leave Ping-Yang and depart
northward for Anju. Ice practically
has cleared from the river. and cross
ing is made by pontoOn bridges.
A street car ran away on a steep
grade and jumped the track at Santa
Barbara, Cal. killing seven persons
outright and injuring 60 Twenty Of
the Injured are said to bs fatally hurt