The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-29
local AND SUBURBAN.

LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.
An old rule against smoking on Owl cars
is revived by Transit Company
Six couples are licensed TO marry at Gay
ton.
Patrolman Langa fights a running due
with supposed robber. who escapes.
Police Judge zimmerman dismisses cases
against citizens charged with violating cit!
ordinances, and criticises officials action
Worlds Fair volunteer headquarters are
openeG. and many new subscriptions are
announced.
One hundred and six marriage licenses
are issued in st. Louis. breaking all rec
ordS.
A house that has blocked Mcmillan ave-
nue. for months may cause litigation.
Sewer Commissioner Hermann estimates
that nearly Ss.oO0.0oa is needed for sewer
repairs and extension.
Mrs. Harry Morris was adjudgded guilty
of petit larceny and fined s. and costs.
The city eleemosynary institutions are
clamoring for funds for the winter months.
Two men. arrested on suspicion. have
been identified as purse-snatchers
4 l4-year-old messenger was arrested tor
pilfering from his employers
Mrs. Emma Silva. who obtained a divorce
Tuesday, married Daniel W. Saylor.
Mrs. A. D. Jaynes mother of Mrs. Doctor
Brarsford Lewis, died at Sedalia, No.
small boy, suffering from measles
called for a billy goat when he entered the
City Hospital.
- 4 supposed purse -snstcher alarmed two
young women in Kirkwood.
A verdict of suicide was returned in the
case of Daisy Pease.
Motorman Charles Si!vey returned to
work Immediately after he had became
benedict
Oliver Du Cray and Miss Hughes Of East
St Louis were married at Clayton.
Sister Josephine. for forty years a men,
her of the order OF St. Vincent. is dead.
LADY Nellie Mckay Humphreys. known
as Nell Humphreys. the Montana Cattle
Queen. was married to Count Tanterri OF
Genoa. Italy.
FOREIGN.
St Petersburg fears that the continuance
of the Powers in Pekin will result In per-
manent occupancy. owing to the large
amount of buried treasure being brought to
life
A noted Russian diplomat says that there
will be no peace in China, because Europe
does not desire peace.
A dispatch from Shanghai says that the
Empress Dowager has consented to the re-
turn Of the Emperor to Pekin.
A dispatch from Constantinople to Lon
don tells Of an imperial trade contracting
for e battleship to be built in the United
States for the Turkish Government. the
price Of which will include the indemnity so
long due to the United States Government
United States battleship Kentucky ar
rived at Smyrna. She will probably remain
there till the settlement of the Harpoot
consular affair.
The General Council of Seine. Paris.
urges the French Government to take the
Initiative In urging upon England to arbi-
strate the difficulties in South Africa.
RAILROADS.
The Conductors Insurance Association
will hold its annual convention here to-mor-
row.
A lively fight is expected over the re-
newal Of the Pacific Mail-Panama Railroad
contract.
Chairman Tweed talks of alleged pur-
chases of Southern Pacific stocks.
The Colorado and Southern will hold its
annual meeting in New York tomorrow.
The Reading has ordered forty-fve new
locomotives.
C. H. Tweed has been made member
Of the B. & o. Executive Committee.
The Louisiana and Arkansas has COM
pleted its tracks to Ashland. La.
The Interstate Commerce Commission de-
cided the Danville, Va, case against the
Southern Railway.
F. NJ. Meriweather has been appointed
general roadmaster Of the Middle division
OF the Wabash.
]. P. Spanier has been made European
agent Of the Santa Fe.
St. Louis ticket offices will be opened a.
a. M. instead Of 7:30 a. m, as hereto
fore.
rf NJ oE ale fho Tr%a ta1
Line OF Canada was here yesterday, In
specting the terminals.
Marine Intelligence.
Rotterdam, Nov. 8-Arrived: Maasdam
New York.
Liverpool, Nov. 2s.-Arrived: cufc, New
York.
Glasgow. Nov. 2s.-Arrived: sarmatian
Montreal.
Bremen. Nov. 2s.-Arriyed: Prinz Regent
I.uitpold. New York.
Queenstown, Nov. 2S-Arrived; Majestic,
New York, for Liverpool.
southampton. Nov. 2S.-Arrived: Trave,
New York. for Bremen.
Southampton, Nov. 2s.-Arrtved: Steamer
New York. New York.
Hong-Kong, Nov. 2s.-Arriyed (previous-
III: City of Pelin, San Francisco. via Hon
olulu and Yokohama.
Queenstown. Nov. A-Arrived: Montfort
Montreal. for Liverpool
Naples, Nov. 2S.-Arrived: Fuerst Bis
niarck, New York, for Genoa
Plymouth, Nov. S-Sailed: Graf walder-
zee, from Hamburg and Bouiogne, New
York.
Southampton. Nov. 2S-sailed: Iahn, from
Bremen. New York.
New York. Nov. 2s.-Sailed: Oceanic, Liv-
er-pool; Aller Genoa. etc.; Kensngton, Ant
werp. via Southampton.
Daylight Special Time Changes.
On and after December the Illinois Cen
trails fine day train to Chicago will leave
10 m O, i.aI Vii.