The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-01
local AND SUBURBAN.


cusssd for the Information Of voters.
The supply Of choice fruits and vegetables
IN tho market is plentiful and dealers quote
them ut reasonable prices.
faulst priests will bcgin n three weeks
mission al St Johns Church. November 3.
Three young girls induce freight train
hrakemen 60 accept their autographs In lieu
of railroad fare.
Many heavy dividends on local and for
eiGn securities are ready for disbursement. u.
''ttzens may register IN their prope- pro-
cincts from : n. IN. Ia 10 y. m. to qualify
for vote on the Charter amendments
Martin King, aged Il. arrested in Forest
Park admits he was attempting To pick
pockets.
Forest Park site is legally accepted by the
/ louisiana Purchase Exposition Company
ANA the Missouri, Commission defines the
pan ana scope OF the State -Nh!hit.
Ministers discuss plans for a religious
representation at the Worlds Fair.
GENERAL. DOMESTIC.
Rear .almIrai Evans was the principal
witness before the Schley Naval Court yrs-
i"rday His testimony was adverse TO Atl-
m'ral Schlcy's interests.
Secretary of tho Treasury Gage has
shown, in an interview. the effect of the
war tax repeal on the countrys revenue
Receipts.
Colonel Hcis'and OF the army IA being
In.oStisated by the Senate COMMITTEES on
Military Affairs. in connection with an al
legged attempt TO corner the hemp output OF
th" Philippines
Miss Laura rcmiy. n sister OF Judge Ad-
vocate Lemly OF the Schley Court OF In
auirr, was burned TO death at her home
at Richmond, Va. yesterday.
Tho VIII of the late President Mckinley
was admitted to probate at Canton ycster-
day. The sum scheduled shows the estate
To 10 valued AT $4,000
Federal officials have commenced a cru
sade against the jointists at Ardmore. /. r.
FOREIGN.
Denmark Will float a loan o' 30.oCo. 900
crowns. American bankers Will probably
place it.
Bcers. under General Botha. were re-
pulsed. after intlictirG loss on the
British garrison at Portitala.
II Is announced from Brussels that Mr.
Kruger will not send delegate to the
United States. having received an intirna-
tion that President Roosevelt will adhere
TO the policy Of nonintervention.
Later reports show that three commits
stoned officers were killed in the attack
by Insurgents on the American forces at
BalanSiga, island of Samar.
SPORTING.
The St Louis Baseball Club closed the
local season by defeating New York In both
games of a double header. The locals have
won the last six games played.
Winners at the Fair Grounds races yes
tertiay were Little Hindoo. Joe Doughty,
Verify. Tuecer. Lady Strathmore and
Marion Lynch.
The English team defeated the Phlladel-
phia cricketers I'm n match yesterday.
BiueawRy dropped dead at the end OF the
edxth race at Gravescend yesterday.
MnSeon's Yokowan won the Aberdeen
Cup In the International Ccursing Clubs
meet at Madison. n. D.. yesterday.
RAILROADS.
Annual meeting OF stockholders OF the
: cotton Belt will be held to-day ana the
annual report submitted.
Several roads centering at TeSarkana are
making improvements there.
Tho Choctaw Route will now use tn"
1s1nton Into Hot Springs. Ark
r. W. Demarest of the Panhandle may 30
10 the B. & o. as mechanical superintend-
ent
John E O'Neil has gone to Galveston to
become auditor OF the Galveston, Houston
and Henderson.
+. H. Hartman has been elected TO sue
rced c. NJ Hays as president of the South
crn Pacific.
Several changes are announced In the
Central OF Georgia.