The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-18
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

Mining interests have been seriously IN
t,rred In the Joplin district through a lack
of cars to ship ore
South Carolina has paid out s2co,2A In
Confederate pensions this year.
The Standard OIL Company declares
ur,arterly dividend of so per share, an IN
crease of 81 per share over the dividend Ior
the same period last year
Two men were killed and ten injured in
the explosion of dynamite in a freight depot
,ra at Pell City. Ala. Ten buildings were
wrecked.
The Ministerial Association Of Illinois Will
lend its aid In behalf Of the local option
move in that State
d-he volcano Kilauea. in Hawaii. has
broken out in great violence: the WORST
known in twenty years
ATTORNEY General Crow filed a motion n
the Supreme Court at Jefferson City to ad-
vance the bribery case against Julius Len
man of ST. Louis to an immediate hear
ing.
srhe United States Subtreasury has made
telegraph transfer of $15oOOo to san
Francisco to afford relief in moving the big
wheat crop of the Coast,
Former Queen Liliuokalanf Of Hawaii ar
rives at San Francisco on her way to wash
ington. where she will spend the winter
President Roosevelt started out in the
rain Yesterday and hunted faithfully all
day, but did not even get a shot at pear
He will make the final effort to-day becore
going to Memphis, Tenn, where he Is TO
deliver an address Wednesday evening.
Asiatic cholera is gaining such a foothold
in the Philippines that the people. especially
the Americans. are becoming alarmed. Ine
rainy season, which usually stops 1t. brings
no relief.
The visiting st. Louis merchants and
manufacturers in Arkansas were rendered
a banquet at Helena and welcomed at
smaller cities on the line OF their excursion
fiuch mystery surrounds the disappear.
ance of Mrs. A. L Sechrist at Kansas City
and her threat to XIII herself ana oape.
The cabren of New Haven. Conn.,. have
cldbbed together and agreed to charge SIS
to haul persons in hacks to the Yale-Har-
ward football game Saturday.
Will street has settled down to something
like its normal condition and stocks are
rapidly assuming their normal stations. 1t
is said the fight against the Western crowd
ia OYER and 1t has cost some Of the PUN
gers dear.
Prosecutions are under way in Chicago
in what is alleged to be gigantic forgery
OF railroad tickets.
Joseph Cot.en, one Of the first persons ar
rested In the recent bribery investigation
at Minneapolis involving the Superintendent
OF Police has pleaded guilty. He will be
sentenced later.
Armour is still buying May wheat at Chi
cago and it is believed the advance VIII con-
ttnue until so or So cents is reached. Corn
Is also advancing.
The United States Supreme Court over
ruled Judge Philips Of the Western District
of Missouri and the Postmaster General in
the fraud action instituted against the
magnetic healers at Nevada, Mo.
State Superintendent Of Insurance Yates
has rendered his resignation to Governor
Dockery.
The bodies of several persons. supposed to
have been a party OF prospectors, have been
found lying around a mountain spring near
San Bernardino, Cal. An analysis OF the
water showed that it was heavily charged
with arsenic.