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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
OHIO CROWDS SCHEME.
Plan to Name Dicks Relative for
COwherd to Beat.

REPI IRl,IC SPEtlAI.
Washington, May 2l--Schemes are hatch
Ing among the Ohio crowd In Washington
TO save the Republicans of the Kansas city
district the trouble OF themselves selecting
& candidate to make the race for Congress
against Mr.. Cowherd.
Secretary Charles +. Dick Of the Eepub-
lican National Committee. who Is likewise
a member of Congress from Ohio. has Il
hrother-in-law in Kansas City He warts
this member OF his family TO receive the
Republican nomination for Congress in the
Fifth District. According to the informa-
tion here, Dicks relative. William T. Reed
Is of an accommodating disposition and has
10 opposition 10 offer TO the plan of his
ambitious relative.
Many Of the Missouri Republicans are
willing that Reed shall be offered as vi
carious sacrifice. because, they say there
is no chance of his being elected. but as
b.other-in-law Dick would send good
bunch of Republican campaign money to
Kansas City II Reed is nominated, they are
willing that the local per capita shall he
increased. Others. however. oppose Dick :
scheme on the ground that II would make
Reed the patronage parceler for the dis
tr!ct If Mckinley should happen TO be re-
elected. They favor carpetbag rule for
Cuba. Porto Rico and the Philippines but
are opposed to u at home.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
ASSEMBLY SNAP SHOTS.
Some Of the Interesting Figures al
the Big Meeting.

genial member of the assembly IL the
Reverend Doctor Robert A. Dawson of 81.
Georges, Del. former citizen OF St.
Louis In an interview Doctor Dawson
stated that 1t was just forty years ago
since HIS first visit TO this city. and spoke
with much earnestness Of the changes
wrought since then. He stated that at that
time the Reverend Doctor N >. Rice was
pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church,
which stood on the corner Of Firth ana
Walnut streets. Special reference was made
20 Doctor Rice'S series Of sermons on fhe
Signs OF the Times and which drew large
audiences He also spoke Of the Reverend
Doctor s. J. r. Anderson. who, for many
terian Church which at that time stood at
the corner of Eighth and Locust streets,
the present site Of tire st. Nicholas iiOtef.
The doctor expressed himself as greatly
pleased at the rapid strides st. Louis has
made, especially in the line of her great
business blocks and manufacturing inter
DAWSON as ne was entering the Washing
ton anc Compton Avenue Church.
Two of the most interesting commission
ers to the assembly are the Reverend Henry
II SeIwin, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church In the Yankton Agency, South Da-
Angie. both of whom are fuli-blooded Sioux
Indians. These two commissioners are reg
ular attendants upon the s!ttngs OF the
assembly, and are well posted on al e me
body They express themselves In good Eng
Iish and are genial and refined.
Another capable commissioner Is William
II. Scott of Philadelphia MIR Scott was
honored by the assembly by being made one
Of the special delegates TO convey .ne Wth sTee.
odist Episcopal Conference. now in session
In Chicago. On account of serious Illness
and cyrus MacCormack was appointed In
HIS place.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
western Visitors to New York

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. May 2i.-Hotel arrivals To-day
include the following visitors from, the
" est:
St. Louis-T. p Niedringhaus. II. G.
X. Walsh, W. II. Quinette. f. r. Rice. q,
L. Kraft. Jr.. W: II. Kraft. Waldorf: {.
W. Brestee. F. Nolkening. w. T. Haarstic.x.
]. Lemp. Holland: ~ ". Pence. b F.
Doak, Astor: Miss Lumaghi. Mrs c. Drew.
Park Avenue: n: W. Tinker, F. r. Tate.
son. Grand Union: ]. c. Hook j. Egcleston.
St Denis; 7: w: Masters; Gisey: A A.
II Woodruff. Broadway Central; w H
Lociier, Manhattan; F. r. Hoyt, Murray
Hill. H.,
Misc |. Davis. Imperial: a. Judah. Miss
J,.dah. Marlborough: II. V. Rowe, Murray
Hill: W Cheek, Herald Square; II. z. Moss.
Continental.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
WISHES TO REMAIN A JUDGE.
Cook County Democracy's Guber-
material Candidate Withdraws.

Chicago. May I.-Judge Ttiley. who was
yesterday informally Endorsed by the Cook
County Democracy as their nominee for
Governor. to-day issued an open letter de-
clining that honor.
Judge Tulcy has been on the bench TWEEN
ty-one years. and he says. desires to end
his active labors there. He has been twice
offered the nomination for Mayor. and was
once rendered Federal judgesh!p, but re-
fused IN each instance.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
CHINA COMMISSION BILL.
Another Effort To-Dny to Pass the
Measure.

REPt bi-!c SPECIAL.
Wash ns;On. May el.--The bill 10 provide
FOR commission 10 stuGy trad.a r.Iati ms
with China will he called up In the Hous.
tomorrow. The b!il failed OF passage when
called up some weeks ago. because Of The.
absence of many Republican members ar.
thu opposition Of most OF the Silver and
Populist members.
II ts believed that there Will be a fun
Republican attendance Tomorrow. and tha :
the bill probably Will b" passed II this
expectation should DE disappointed, how
ever. and the bill should again fat its
friends VIII look 20 the Senate Committee
uI Commerce Ia secure its attachment 10
one uf the appropriation bills.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
BARTHOLDT At WHITE ROUSE.
Says No Grrnian- American Of Innu-
ence Is Dish snected.

EEF'I FLlI SFf.tIAI,
Washington. May 2l--Represcn,afive Bar
thold, saw TIE President and requested the
appointment of Frederick Y. Kempff as a
Lieutenant in he Marine Corps Mr..
kempff Is Il son of Rear Admiral Kenipfr.
TIE President congratulated Mr.. Bar
thoidt on MS unanimous denomination TO
Congress. Mr.. Barthol3t says that there IL
no Indication of German disaffeCtion in his
district. He says he does not know of a
single Germdn-AneriCan Of influence who
has cut away from the admins tration
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
TWO BISHOPS APPOINTED.
Vacancies in Ohio and Arizona
Filled by the Pope.

Portland. Ore. May 21-The Reverend
Doctor Booker. secretary to Mgr. Mar
tin,lli Papal delegate to the United States.
who Is now in this city, to-day announced
that the Pope has appointed Henry t. Mil
Ter. chancellor OF the Archdiocese OF I'm
ciunati. To be Bishop of ohio, and the rev
erend Henry Granjon of BaItlmore. MD, 10
b. Hishnp Of Tucson. ArlZ-
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
Eighty Americans ROui Five Hun
drcd F'ilipinos. killing Fifty
Two.
RESURRECTION UNSURPASSED.
One Thousand Tagalos Have Two
Companies of Bells Troops
Surrounded at DOnSol-
Re endorsements Sent.

Washington. MAY Title War Depart
neut received a caslegrar, this morning
from General Macarthur at Manila. tell
ing or Il sharp engagement on the 18th inst.
a, Agusan. in Cayagan Province. The ere
Iny's loss i'll killed was tlfty-iwn The Amer
lean loss was two killed and three wound
cd. The dispatch is as follows:
Manila. May 2I.-Colonel Edward a.
Goodwin. Fortieth Regiment. L. S. V Infan-
try. reports an engagement May II. eighty
men For,ieth Regiment L. s. V Infantry.
under Captain Elliott, at Agusan. near
'ayagan. CayaSan Province CNIindanao,.
Enemy j0J strong. in good position. routed.
fifty-two killed. thirty-one Remingtons and
quantity of ammunition captured; our loss
IN killed. Company |. Fortieth Regiment
L. S. V. Infantry. Corporal James O'Neiu.
John W. Shaw: our loss in wounded. Com
pary !, FOrtit,li Regimen. L. :. Y. Infan-
TRY. Corporal Jack Cook. wounded in thigh,
moderate: A-'ifc.r Edwin f. Dodds.
wounded in thigh. slight: Company X. For
ti'th Regiment l. s. Y. Infantry. Mack D.
Smith. wounded in thigh. moderate"
GENERAL BELLS ORDER
Manila. May 2i.--General James NJ. Bell.
commanding the hemp provinces Of South
ern Luzon. has issued an order TO his Of
ficcrs not 20 attempt To organize the nrnic-
ipal governments as prescribed by Major
General Otis in his recent order. on accoun,
of the disturbed conditions. The Americans
occupy a few coast tovns. which the IN
surgents surround. constantly assaiine the
garriSonS which are 700 small to attempt
operations in the surrounding country
Major Wise. with two companies Is in
D"nsai. an important town of Sorsogon
surrounded by a thousand insurgents The
Anne riCans occupy trenches and are con-
tinUally exchanging shots with the enemy
Several regiments are needed To control
each southern province. but they cannot
b spared from their present stations. An
ott er squadron of cavalry will be sen, to
General Bell.
On the first trouble occurring with the
Moros. in the southern part of Mindanao at
Cottohatto. Major Brett sent a detachment
to preserve peace al n conference between
two quarreliny chiefs. During the confer
ence the tribes began shooting. One of the
bands fired upon the Americans from an
old Spanish fort. The soldiers returned .he
fire. killing several Of the natives, but they
were unable to take the fort although a
gunbnat sheiled II. Major Brett is sending
larger body 10 punish the recaIcitrants.
TIE frs; death of a white man from bu-
tonic plague occurred to-day. The victim
was a Government teamster Seven natives
have died since the outbreak of The plague
a Guiapo.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
MYSTERY PARTIALLY CLEARED.
One Arrest for the Murder of the
Philadelphia Lawyer.

Philadelphia. Pa. May 2.-Superntend-
ent of Police Ouirk to-day stated that Hen
~ Ivory. a negro faborer. has confessed
that he was present when Professor Roy
Wilson White. the Young law instructor of
the University of Pennsylvania. was muir
dercd on the street last saturday night.
Ivory denies striking the fatal blows.
The details Of Ivory's confession Superfn-
tenden. Ouirk refuses to make public until
the other man is arrested
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
New Post ORccs.

REPUBILC SPEt'IAL.
Washington. May 21.--The following most
offices have been established:
Alatama-Heath. Covingtun County Kate
Heath. Postmaster; Zell, Geneva County. ].
r. Jordan. Postmaster:
Observation-Disclosures. Henry County. I w
White. Postmaster: Shewmake. Laurons
County, G. A. Mckay, Postmaster.
Indiana--kensal, White County, Christie
pher lKensal. Postmaster.
Indian Territory-Albia. Cherokee Nation.
Ida /. Todd. Postmaster.
Observation-Disclosures. Attala County, A. f.
Weeks Postmaster.
Texas-Syringa. Upshur County, s. J..
Childress Postmaster; Toilette Lamar
County, G. NJ. Wise. Postmaster
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22

EEPTBI.IC SPEtlAlI.
Washington. May 21.-Hotel arrivals:
Raieigh--O. 7. Hawkins. Indianapolis; F.
A Hooper. Davenport. Ia: T. NJ Scott, Au-
gusta. Ga.
Rires-M l.. Graves. San Antonio
Shoreham-R. W. Bingham, Louisville.
Ky.
Arlington--J W. Noble. 81. Louis
Notropoi.tan--L- -. Byrn. Arkansas: q
p Nabley Alebama-
National-W. III. Becker, Peoria. Ill. i
w Keyes Indianapolis: W. w Mills. Wa
.terloo, Ia.
ST. James-W. F; Cole, NJ. D.. Waco. Tex
G. T Cooley, Joplin. Mo.
Ebbitt-D. A. Young. Indianapolis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
Mcdonald C0nvention.
REPCBLIC SPECIAL.

Pineville No.. May N.-The Democrats
of Mcdonald County. in mass convention
to-day. selected delegates 10 the conven-
tiOns. Instructions were given for Dockery
for Governor: Cook. Secretary of State;
Crow. Attorney General. CAN'T. Judge OF
the Supreme Court; Dabbs. elector: VI. T.
Davis OF Lawrence County and Gilbert
Barber OF Jasper County for State Commit
teemen from the Fifteenth Congressional
District. Stone. Wermore. Stephens and
Ball. delegate-at-large- The county ticket
is: Representative. j. NJ. Long. Collector.
Dick Jarrett: Treasurer. G. Il. Woilard,
Sheriff ]. III. Edwards: Assessor. W. w.
Bacon; Prosecuting Attorney. Illus NJ.
Lee; Judge. Eastern District. II. ]. Laugh
lin: Western District. ]. =. Barnweil: Sur
veyor, Dan Thrasher: Coroner. Doctor ]. E.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
VISITORS At THE HOTELS.

p II. De Ncve cf Rochester. " Y. il regis
tered az the Iindell Hotel
Mr. and Mrs u. g. Brovrer Of Ola Mexico
t,,e Planters Hotel. Mr.. Brovner is O:r
his way East.
W. d. Rollins. a prominent New Orleans
his wife.
%. n. Kcrwn. the welknown cattlemsn of
Waco. Tex. registered at the st. James
Hotel yesterday Mr. Kerwin has just returned
from Wyoming.
u. =. Redrden of Shawneetown. ILL.,. Is regis
tered at the Planters Hotel
j. F. Aiken Of New Orleans was in 81. Louis
yesterday. He stopped at the Lndell Hotel.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
THE WEATHER..
TA-DaY.A EOrecaSf.

washiEs,on. Nay 21.-Forecast for Tuesday and
W. dnesday.
-Arkansas-Fair Tueslay and "Wednesday: mod
crate temperature: Hight west to north winds.
ilinols-FGir Tuesday: warmer In northeast
PORTION. Wednesday fair: light northerly winds,
bee oming southeasterly
IL diana-Fair Tuesday: warmer In northwest
portion "Wednesday fair. Eight noftherly winds
Oklahoma and Indian Terri;ory-Far; warmer
Tuesday. "Wednesday fair. southerly winds.
Iowa and Internationally fair Tuesday and
Wednesday. light winds. mostly southery.
kEnsas-Fair Tuesday: warmer In western pcr-
tfon. Wednesday fair: southerly winds
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
MURDERED IN ARKANSAS.
Missouri Mans Body Found
Frightfully Mutilated.
REpURIJC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Hoxie. Ark. May 21.-Conductor Graf Of
the Hoxie, Pocahontas and Northern road
furnishes meager information of terrible
crime near Maynard. Randolph County. be
tween Saturday afternoon and Sunday
morning. The dead body of John Stock
house brother of Robert L. St1ckhouse.
tile contractor with the Western Tie and
Timber Company OF ST. Louis was found
living in the woods shot His eyes had been
gouged out. nose and ears cut of and his
body terribly mutilated. MIR. Stockhouse
came from Missouri about two weeks ago
and II is not known that ne had an enemy
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22


Washington. May el-The following
fourth-class Postmasters have been ap-
pointed;
'Alabama--tiayie.syille Cherokee County,
G. ". Palmer. vice X. S. Sanford removed
Arkansas-Butlervlie LonOke County r,
&. Rowell. vice I. f. Burton. removed.
ulinois-Parkville. Cha ampaign County, J.
A. O'BryaD. vice X. f. Allen resigned.
Indiana-Ezra. Jennings County, +. o.
Wiley. vice Eli Stanley. resigned.
ioWa-ZenOrsvlie, Boone County c. NJ.
Weston, vice F.. g. Hutchinson resigned.
KanSas-Morrowvile Washington County
G. W. Halves. vice W. Cummings resigned
.ssouri-Azen. Scotland County. II. NJ.
Blanchard. vice =. g. Car,ier. resigned.
Texas-Bonus. Wharton County. W. Z,
Loeser. vice T. f. Boulden. resigned: Bre-
mond Robertson County. VI. Il. Morehead,
vice o. c. Morehead. deceased: Franklin
Robertson County, 4. p. Carpenter, vice
A. e Carpenter. deceased.
Tennessee-Iiolywood,H Hardeman County,
T. R. Webb, vice T. +. Webb, deceased.
Great victories over disease are daily won
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
GIRL IN JAIL.
Minnie Latham Is Charged With
Horse Stealing.
HEpCBILC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Marshall. Mo. May IL Constable
schooley of Grand Pass yesterday brought
Miss Minnie f. Latham to Marshall and
nlaced her in jail on charge Of horse steal
ing She was recently released from Jail
a, Lexington, where she was held on charge
of breaking into a school building at Hig-
gineyflle and was walking or her way East.
n is charged that she stole horse from
Mr.. Martin near Malta Bend, rode to Glas-
gov. sold the horse Tor SzS ana Do9ghs
Mas about to board the train she was ar
rssfed She is Is years Of age and quite
corneiy in APPEARANCE.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
IN THE COUNTY.

Marriage licenses were issued at CLAYTON YES
tsrdsy to John @ Holloway and Lucy r. Dim
,ritt Of ST Louis and to William r. Altman and
Julia D. stevens Of Alton.
-Dramshop licenses issued at Clayton
Yesterday J. g. Jannopotlo, Wellston: W. r.
S.haaf Fern Glen: J. Guyoi Yeramec River;
Julius Ko:lnann. Spanish Lake: Garnctt Sans
Hillside. and l.. A. Faust. Delnar avenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22

T!I7eI yesterday for the killing Of Fred Godt at
st Paul. Hc entered plea of not guilty afd
released s1n.-@i bond furnished bE
Herrv G Rurwe and Philip Kaes. His trial is
set for June e6.
Doctor w +. Rouse Yesterday resigned his
position - Coroner of 81. Louis County T'h.
a ton taken account Of his contemplated
n.ovaI Biinbridge. Ga The County Court
=. pointed Doctor - [. Armstrong Gf Webster
6r.ov.s a his SUCCESSOR Doctor Armstrong quail
lied Immediately with a 81. $50 bond furnished by
William I.uerryau
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
Harold r. Berry of st. Louis
Elected Secretary.

REPTBIIC SPECIAL.
New Haven, Conn, May IA Democrat
ic club was formed at Yale this evening for
the coming national campaign. The club
elected officers. but did not commit itself
on the currency or on the candidates. The
officers elected are: Walter L. Rey,ns +, :
Meriden. Conn. president: c. ID. Francis.
1852. Winchester. Tenn. vice president: Har-
Old r. Berry; ls2. l. s. ST. Louis, Mo.
Haven. treasurer. Executive Committee
James NJ. Sullivan. 1909. l.. s., Of Water
II. f.. Adams of Simsbury. Conn.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

EkPU EIIL SFEtIAIL
Washington. May I-Army orders:
The leave granted Captain j. h. Erwin.
Adiutant, Fourth Cavalry. is extended one
month.
A board of officers to consist of Major s.
r. Jones. Quarternlaster of Volunteers,
Captain W. f. Hamilton and First Licuten-
ant w j. Snow, Seventh Artillery. will
convene a; Fort Schuyler on May "a for the
purpose OF investigating and reporting upon
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
a BAD CASE
OF
DYSPEPSIA CURED
RED CIRCLE pills.
TICKET OFFICE. EADs BRIDGE,

TICKET OFFICE. EADS BRIDGE,
ST. LOUIS, NO.
AMERICAN CHEMICAL CO:
/ take pleasure in writing and thanking
you more than WORDS CAN EMPRESS
for the two boxes RED CIRCLE FILLS
| had suffered for years with dyspepsia and
had about given up in despair. / could Keep
nothing on my stomach and had terrible
headache and had cough all the time. feel
just like a new man now. no more aches or
pairs. or bad cough. and l relish every
thing ! cat. RED CIRCLE PILLS are Il
sOdsend to suffering humanity They have
done much good that | take the iih-
crty of sending them 20 my friends and
they all say that they do more than is
claimed for them. / advise all who suffer
with bad stomach. headache or liver or
kidney troubles 10 them and they viii
find relief. Respectfully,
J. $. NELSON.
Ticket Agent. Washington Avenue Sta,
st. Louis. No.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
BAND MUSTERED OUT.
Second Regiment Musicians Could
MOI Work for Nothing.
EEPl.PIlC SPECIAL

EsFFE- f'4sT' II II IlNIs-
S-dIlia, No, May 1.-THE members Of the
Second Regimen; Band at their own re
quest, were mustered ont Of service to-
night by Captain George s Edmonson. The
hand wls expected to furnish music at the
approaching eIcampment Of the state mill
tia for one week without pay. the State
having made no provisions for the pay Of
musicians The members Of The band. who
depend upon their daily labor for Il liveli-
hood decided to retire from the service
rather than furnish free music for the en-
cam,,rn-ut They were honorably dis
charged.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
TWO SENATORS CHOSEN.
McEnery and Foster Selected BY
Louisiana Democrats.

New Orleans La. May H.-The Demo-
cratic legislative caucus at Baton Rouge
tonight unanimously decided upon Senator
Samuel D. McEnery and Ex-Governor MUIR
ply J. Foster for the United States Senate.
The Legislature is soliiiy Democratic and
the candidates will be formally elected to-
MORROW.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22

- = sI-I.S VTt'Lf'I.iN JI bIIltE-The oT
enlng ~ THE golden jubilee Of the 81. Lou,s
Turnver-in has been set for May - to continue
through the evening of May %. The festival
VIII positively open at that date strike or no
stTlks- Tne first date for the occasion was
the anniversary CT the founding cf the society
but She directors decided 10 postpone the event
u linking that th- strike would b. settled shortly
l. has nov decided IL wait 10 longer for Ire
street railway situation to change.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
Little Rocks New Mayor.

Blu iNlA
Little Rock Ark. May 21.-W. r. Duley,
who was elected Mayor of Little Rock at
the recent special election. was sworn in
tonight TO succeed j. A. WoodSon- who re-
signed Frank Oliver was elected to sue
ceed Mr. Dudley as clerk.
The Council passed ordinance requir-
ing the union label of the Trades Council
to be used all printing matter used by
the. CITY
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
Arrivals In Wasbtnytop,

Great victories over disease are daily won
by Hoods Sarsaparil!a-
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22

ALMOST ASPHIN1ATED-Jamss II. Proett. a
stock dealer from Webster Groves, Mo. regis
tered the Manhattan Hotel. No. 1901 Chest
street. sunday midnight. and left cali for
5.3a o'clock in the morning. When the porter
called at the door in the morning. he found it
locked and the odor Of gas came through. He
secured a ladder. and climbed over the tran
som. Proett WAS living on the bed unconscious
with the gas turned on. An ambulance
called and he was taken to the City Hospital
where IL was found he was nearly asrhyxia ted.
Restoratives were applied. and ne revived
after hard work. hut the doctor said he had
a narrow escape from death A gold watch.
sa.15 in money AMI several letters from his
brother William F. Proett Of Morrison Mo.
found on his person.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
DIED FROM THE PLAGUE.
Eighteen Deaths. Thus Far, Re
ported at Port said.
SPECIAL BY CABLE.

SPECIAL BY CABLE
Port Said May 2l.-tCopyrisht. 1900 BY
the New York Herald Company.)-A Greek
sweet seller died to-day from plague. He
was not in tho hospital. The total deaths
10 date have been eighteen. the cases num-
bering th,rty-foIr. OF which ten are stili
existing, while six have been cured.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22

STRUCK BY AN MANIFESTATIONS en-
llne No. - of the Merchants Terminal Railroad
Association Collided with q two-hDrse wagon at
Main and Florida streets yesterday afternoon
and demolished the wagon. which was owned BY
Peter walsh of No. .i29 North Twelfth street.
one OF the horses was killed, but the driver es-
cFE.d injury.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
II IlIF IsIs--
QUEEN NATALIA FIRM.
SPECIAL BY CABLE.

Berlin. May 2i.-1Copyright. 1850. by w r.
Hearst. liking Alexander of Servia has
been trying to reconcile his mother and
father. hut has completely failed.
Former Queen Natalie intmated from
BiarriiZ that she would never agree to a
reconciliation with former King Milan and
would never return To Servia- She has an
tirely broken off relations with her son.
MILHELMINA'S ENGAGEMENT.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22

INDICTMENTS RETt'RNED-The Grand Jury
made partial report in Judge SpsnoeC's cDtirt
yestt r,isy. returning the fnIioving Indictments:
Murder in the first degree. William Wade: as
sauit to kill Fannie Russell. William Ramsey.
James Seesraves; arson. thirsi degree Frank
,iu.ile. .rnb.Zzienent J. r. Willis; robbery
first degree. Anthony Baff. burglary and lar
C-ny William Robinson. i.Icv Robinson LucirI-
ia Thompson, William Thompson and Lulu
Moore; grand larceny, William capstiCk James
Tucker. Leonard LerchC: receiving stolen prop
erty. Esther Miller and William Craerner
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
reIeuhOne Company Chartered.

EEPUBIJC sPECIAIA
Cuthrie, Ok May 2L-The Jefferson Teie-
,na Isnmpany was chartered to-day by
Sor.tary Jenkins The capital is f21.t09
The company will build lines In Oklahoma
and Indian Territory to compete with the
E"r.as and Missouri Telephone Company.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
AUSTRALIAN FEDERATION.
Bill Passes Its Second Reading i'll
the Commons.

London. May 21-In the House OF Com
mons to-day the Australian federation hill
passed Its second reading. amid loud and
prolonged cheering.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
Iaborcr Sumocnted.

Peter Hendricks. 40 years old. employed
as a laborer for the Continental Brick Com
pany in ST Louis County, was Suffocated
in building yesterday afternoon in the
rear OF Ne. 1S2s Virginia avenue. His body
was removed to the Morgue. Hendrickss
friends said that he had been drinking.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
TERM M'KINlEY A DESERTER.
'Anti1mperialists Say the Presi
dent Has Left the Party.

REPUBIIr SPECIAL.
New York. May 2l.-It was announced at
the headquarters of the Anti-Imperialist
League this morning that in addition to the