The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-30


,eerument
Statistics show that the United States
sells more Ia Germany than any other ma
SIion and stands third In the list as a pur-
/! chaser Trade between the two countries
IS Increasing steadily.
3 LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.
' Fosecaster HYATT returns from journey
: IN the East and tells Of improvements to
,6e made in the local weather service.
An error discoveries in the garbage reduc-
fitou contract bill makes necessary the re-
fi1ntrpduction of the measure In the Munich
Spal Assembly.
Il The demand for Vegetables and fruits is
unusually heavy. Prices are generally low
DER. but stocks are below the normal for the
1eeason.
, President Henry s Pritchett of the
SsAdAssachuKetts Institute Of Technology
alEives advice to Worlds Fair officials about
classification Of exhibits.
Twelve hundred poor children. including
many who are sick, enjoy days outing on
the river. and many more take free rides
TO the parks over the Transit Company
Dimes. under the care of the Fresh Aair Mis-
zion.
Forecaster Hyatt remains firm in the
hope that thunderstorms will visit st. Louis
an q few hours.
: A baby standing on a thrd-story window
ELL clsps his hands at great crowds at
tyAneed by his perilous position.
! Lena smerreck disappeared from her sis
terS home one day before she was to have
been married.
/; me Coroner will investigate the death of
4he- little child of Mr.. ana Mrs. Peter
lScAmidt- which died in its mothers arms
az she was carrying it to the City Hos
pitaA
; Eleven persons were hurt by the over
Nurning of a furniture van in St. Louis
,Ccuntr.
Joseph H. Boyd. who says that he has
been the associate of some of the hest
kncwn New York millionares is patient
a. tho City Hospital.
, The highest temperature recorded in St
Louis was 50 degrees.
GENERAL DOMESTIC
. Operation for the removal OF bunion
causes Kentucky mans death.
J Citizens candidate. Judson L. Babcock.
elected as Mayor of Sedalia. over John o.
Fisher.
Judge o V Waterman. at time pri-
eate secretary to President Sam Hous-
eon-cf the Republic of Texas. is missing
from Wakefield. Mass. under suspicious cir
cumstances.
etatA Association of Kansas Milers has
imported a quantity of Russian wheat for
seed grain for Kansas farmers.
MacLay. the author of the naval history
thar led to the SchIey Court of Inquiry. de-
r,fee that he is guilty of plagiarism in The
work. He is employed at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard and receives s. IS per day.
"A merchant at Hin City. s. d.. is charged
with having attempted to get ahead of a
large number of Chicago and New York
brokers on a corn deal.
An Omaha widow who attempted to COM
init suicide because number Of small
debts were annoying her. recovered in time
70 find she had just fallen heir TO a small
fortune
The drawing of homestead numbers was
commenced at FL Reno yesterday and the
plan generally approved by the applicants
each OF whom stands one chance in thirteen
OF drawing lucky number.
49,. SPORTING.
winners at Delmar Park yesterday were
Benham Runnells. Northern Spy. Peter
Duryea, Maximus and Revoke.
Pittsburg defeats St. Louis. Score. to ..
The Constitution was again defeated by
ne Columbia in the Newport yacht races
yesterday. The defeat was decisive.
Ehsfkey and Jeffries have agreed to meet
An 6an Francisco some time in September.
RAILROADS.
.,oncials Of Chicago lines have issued
0wesDing orders against free transportation
0aozne the summer season.
"A -rarty of officials and stockholders of
.thS Csntrn Illinois Electric inspected the
Afupoosd route.
a sDecial meeting was held OF the stock
x1hcl6efs Of the International and Great
lNcstharn TO vote on proposed bond Is
sue
The Kansas commission will meet August
= to arrange for an emergency freight rate.
rfhs Chicago and Alton will deepen its
fOopd At Godfrey, Ill.
The rumor that the Union and Southern
Pacinc companies would consolidate their
Legal departments is denied at Omaha.
49, Marine Intelligence.
'sEew York. July cs-Arrired: Tauric L,v-
Rpool .a,-
New York July 2s-Arrived: Amsterdam,
ROTTERDAM.
Gibraltar. July c.-Arrived: Trave, New
York (and proceeded).
New York July 2s.-Arrived: Steamer
TAurio. Liverpool
eeiiiy. July cs-Passed: Steamer Mas
dam. New York for Boulogne and Rotter-
dam.
Liverpool. July 2a.-Arrived: Saxonia. Bos-
ton.
Genoa. July e7-Arrived: Steamer Georgia
New York, via Marseilles.
Glasgow. July 27-Sailed: Laurentian
New. York.
Southampton. July cs-Sailed: Steamer
K6enfgen Luise tfrom Bremen), New
| York.
| yokohama. July 26.-Sailed: Steamer En-
press OF Japan drom Hong-Kong, Shanghai,
| Hioeo and NagasakD. Vancouver. b. C..
/ SUSTAINED HEAVY 1 nSSES