The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-11-22
LOCAL AND STRTRBAN.


Director Frank A. Glasgow replies to de-
fensc Of Starkloff consumption bill. made
by Assistant Health officer Francis.
\ newspaper CllpTing and a registered
letter play important parts in locating
lost brother-In-law Of Mrs. Cecil Albert
sFrcom. an actress.
Eleventh Cavalry troops at jefferson
Barracks prepare for journey to Philip
pines.
Police try 10 ascertain which Transit car
struck and fatally injured Little Leroy
Lauderbach at Broadway and Bates street.
Jay Hadwin ran away from his home at
Assumption. ILL., because his father took
a second wife.
Miss Kate Lester considered the task OF
teaching seventy pupils In a small room
too great ard resigned.
The Grand Jury in its final report indicts
proprietors Of four gambling houses. and
declares the city Jail too small.
Board Of Health postpones action in the
tetanus case until Mayor Wells and Com
missioner StarkloT can confer.
National Commission gives the Exposition
managers until 10 o'clock this morning TO
answer its demands for concession of au-
thority.
Judge wisllzenus fined the driver Of a
coal wagon. charged with delivering short
weight. 500.
Colonel Melville Sawyer. formerly Of ST.
Louis, is critically i'll at Nashua. n. II.
GENERAL DOMESTIC.
Tho Boston Museum of Fine Arts has
bought Franz Halss Portrait of a wom-
an for $4,000.
Senator Walter Warder of Cairo has been
appointed as a member of the Illinois
Worlds Fair Commission, vice Senator
Pleasant Chapman who had resigned.
A regular army soldier, W. D. Buchanan
VII fror
1icemen at Junction City. Kas., Tuesday
and was arrested Wednesday. Thursday
morning he was found dead in his cell,
having hanged himself
Tennessee farmers, who objected to a
party Of Virginians hunting on their farm
engaged in battle with the trespassers
killing Thomas Wallace.
John Burke Identified with D. l. Moody
and other Evangeiists and well known as a
hymn writer. is dead in Chicago. He COM
posed the hymn Not 1. But Christ
The Quadricentennial convention of the Y
NJ. c. A of Missouri is in session at Column
bia, Mo. Several hundred delegates are in
attendance.
George B. Bayne, superintendent of Jop-
Inns waterworks. shot and killed W. E.
Erayson. prominent attorney of Joplin.
A deal In Texas cattle has been closed at
kansas City. in which IL 900 head of fine
stock sold for $4,000.
Govsrnor-elect Cummins of Iowa. now in
New York. says there is no general senti-
ment in his State against the railroad con-
solidation.
Governor Vansant Of Minnesota has
mailed letters to Governors of other States
inviting an interchange of views in re-
gard to legislation against the railroad con-
solidation.
Convention in San Francisco expects TO
urge a renewal OF the Chinese exclusion
act. with probably an extension to provide
for the exclusion OF japanese as we'll
More bodies have been recovered from the
burned mine at Tulluride, Colo.
The Archbishops of the Catholic Church
began their annual meeting yesterday in
Washington.
Miss Consuelo Yznaga, relative and name
sake OF the Duchess of Manchester weds
Lieutenant James Regan, Jr, of the Four
teenth United States Infantry.
syracuse. n. Y. brewery threw open
Its doors TO the public. inviting every one
TO drink his fill of a new brew of beer and
partake of all the free lunch desired. Gem
eral drunkenness followed.