Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-05-26
THE NEWS RESUME
Being = Condemned story Of the News
Of the Week.


10000 troops in TTans-Caucasia-
The annual mock trial Of the senior
law class of M. s. U. takes place &C
Columbia.
The Free Rural Delivery Service q
being recognized and innovations wiz
be made July 1.
A Michigan girl adopted her flames
that he might secure a marriage IL
cense to wed her.
A widow from New Orleans Ia rob
bed of 100000 worth of jewels willis
on her way to Paris.
M. Santos-Dumont tests his Mum
Der Seven" airship at Paris, and
every thing goes well.
The widening of st. Louis street
cars causes more accidents and adds
danger to pedestrians.
Miss Elizabeth Parkinson of Kansas
City, Mo-, captivates London by her
singing at Coyent Garden.
The battleship Missouri makes her
final trial run and is accepted, having
met with every requirement.
Mrs. John A. Logan succeeds Miss
Clara Barton as president of the Ame-
rican Red Cross Association.
President Roosevelt signs the proc
lamation opening the Rosebud, s. d.,
Indian reservation to the public on
June 8.
The Dowager Countess of Ravens
worth is married to her coachman.
thereby astonishing all London beyond
measure.
The Methodist General Conferences
at Los Angeles probably will retire
FIVE Bishops and elect six OF eight
new ones.
Miss Cornelia Brookmire OF st.
Louis, who was engaged to EdwardL-
wentz of Philadelphia, HAY get part Of
his estate.
Joseph Lillider Of St. Joseph. Mo-.
is expected to die of wounds inflicted
by robbers His wife and son were
also seriously injured.
A London physician declares that
high buildings in cities are the cause
of small heads and general physical
degeneracy in children.
Sons of Veterans of Missouri elected
E. A. Holberg commander, and ad-
journed, after selecting delegates to
the convention of Boston.
Creditors of e. ]. Arnold & Co..
bankrupts, have been notified that a
first and final dividend of per cent
will be paid on and after May 81.
Fabulous prices were realized for
several miniatures at a recent auction
sale in London, Americans capturing
several especially sought articles.
Secretary of War Taft will investi-
gate the st. Louis Terminal Co.. with
a view to ascertaining whether the
Merchants bridge is in a combine.
Treasury officials are puzzled as to
whether they shall admit to this coun-
try the products of the Isle of Pines.
according to the DingIey tariff SEIZED
Ule
Bob" SieVier, a London gambler,
loses his suit for Islander, and the trial
brings out many interesting secrets
regarding the ways Of the London fast
set.
The mystery surrounding the death
Of E. L. Wentz in the Mountains Of
Virginia, grows still deeper since the
unsatisfactory result of the Coroner's
inquest.
According to Street Commissioner
Varrelmann's report $2,191. 224.S1 has
been spent in the last year in building
oil In
st. Louis.
Edna Simon. 10 years old, fright.
ened burglars and prevented an en-
tire neighborhood in St. Louis from
being ransacked, after several houses
had been robbed.
A Japanese torpedo boat was blown
up while destroying mines in Kerr Bay
on the eastern coast of the LiaoTung
peninsula.
The st. Louis City Council has re-
jected the bond submitted by the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition Com
pany for the restoration of Forest Park
Doctor Kanapp, Government expert
who was sent to Texas to examine the
workings of the boil weeYil. says that
the weevil have almost entirely dis
appeared in the State.
Ministerialists and Nationalist in
France are both claiming victories in
the recent elections, but it appears
that the Ministerialists really have in,
creased their advantages.
The much-advertised Chinese I'm
perial Reform Army" which is seeking
the services OF American military Of.
fcers. is denounced as revolutionary
by the Chinese Minister at Washing
ton.
Grown Prince Frederick Wilhelm
has been confined to his quarters Ton
three days, by orders OF his father,
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