The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-15
GENERAL DOMESrIC

GhNESAL 1TI24E011l-
Forest fires In the Northwest have caused
q great loss in life and property
Senator Beveridge declares It his belief
that only force will ever drive Russia our
of Iznchuriz- He says Russia has gone
there 10 stay and TO rule
All hope for the arbitration OF the coal
strike Is abandoned, and IL now seems q
Eight TO the finish Several companies win
+. stfempt 10 operate to-day and have asked
for police protection They have offered TO
treat with the men individuals at the
OLD scale The miners say they will not
yield and have posted packets 10 induce
the aonunion men not 10 work
A strike breaker was attacked by six
men IN. Omaha yesterday and beaten 10
death
A meeting Of the Indian Chiefs viii be
held to formulate a plan for statehood
AIRS Roosevelt win return TO the White
House In October 10 send the children %
school
The names Of the persons who contnbuf-
ed 1000 to the Mckinley memorial 1una
have been made public
A Catholic priest has been elected to the
Legislature in Vermont
The Salt Lake City School Board has is
sued an edict against the employment OF
married women as teachers
The National Convention of Carpenters
and Joiners, which convgnes al Atlanta,
Ga. to-day. Is considering the proposition
10 move the headquarters from Phliadel-
phia- ST. Louis and Denver are mentioned
Labor Commissioner Anderson has COM
piled a report showing the immense re-
sources of Missouri 1t shows that there Is
a vast production of surplus products, which
are shipped throughout the world
Tom L. johnson IS meeting with much
enthusiasm in his circus campaign of Ohio
The campaign Is an innovation in politics.
rla t,,g N~sr7
tinguished, after q battle OF eighty-two
hours-
Services commeuors ting the hrst Anniver-
sary of President McKinley's death were
generally held in the churches throughout
the country yesterday. The martyred Pres
ident's wife did not vary her daily custom
of visiting the tomb and placing a wreatn
Of roses on the coffin.
A young woman who lort her position in
a Decatur Ill. store. took her life by snai-
lowing poison
C. c. Mcdonald the horseman. who was
found unconscious with crushed skcl at
Bloomington. H.. dies without cle.s hay-
injuries. 1t IS believed he was killsi 10y
persons against whom be was 20 appear az
prosecuting witness
In the face OF a constantly tightening
money market the cliques and pools kept
the stock market broad and active last
loans advanced from to - per cent near
the close OF the week.
FOREIGN. A.sst,.=
Amerssan, and British Generals surprised
the Emperor of Germany by the candor
of their criticism OF the army.
Destructive storms RACED in many parts
of Germany yesterday. A hurricane ua-
rooted houses and entailed large property
loss
The Queen OF the Belgiens is reported
very Ill.
The Reverend J. Sryth Pfgott narrowly
escaped being mobbed in London after
sermon in which he declared that he was
the Son OF God come ito give everlasting
life to all flesh
SPORTING.
The Pirates won from ths Cardinals By
score of>s 10 C.
Tommy Ryan and KID Carter inset at Fort
Erie tonight for the middie-weight cham
pionship.
The football season has opened. though
none Of the big ganss are scheduled untl
the latter part Of the month There Is more ,
rivalry between the Eastern colleges than
usual and interesting contests are ex-
pected.
The Browns won a deuhIe-header from
Cleveland yesterday. the scores being 2-I
and Sd.
Marine IntelIfwence.
st. Johns Newfoundland. Sept. N,-Ar:-
rived: Steamer Peruvian. liverpool.
Liverpool, Sept A-Arrfved: Etruria- Neu
York
London Sept 14-saiied: siinnehaha, New
York.
Queenstown, Sept 14-sailed: Incsnis,
IA Knrr