The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-16

Armour 4 credited with manipulating a
gigantic NAY wheat deal at Chicago which
has LEI, small dealers UP in the air
The coal strike INJURY Is dragging along
ut a s1aifs pace, and move IS expected 20
expedite the hearing
Great h.voc has been wrought In Guate-
nala By vplcanoes American and German
oones planters are heavy losers A chaotic
condition exists among the Inhabitants
Stephen Y. C"Deacon'D White has rofun-
tanN retired from the New York STOCK
Exchange and sold his seat for Saca
An arrest made at New York has devei-
cped the fact that a band of alleged nihf-
lists have heen Matchmaking wealthy persons
through threatening letters
The labor unions Of Schenectady. N Y,
haye declared war on the National Guards
men to the extent CT expeillns a member
who belonged to the guards
The Wall street market enjoyed = rally
and bankers predict that tho POPULATIONS
Of the week win put an end to the decline
A large firm OF Iowa coal operators has
ahsa5oued that State and located In Macon
County. Missouri
Senator Vests health hns n been
seriously affected by the death OF Is son
and he win be able to continue his duties
IN the Senate to the end Of his term
Former French Ambassador Cambon ex-
poets to Esdt St Louis before his return to
France.
The annual report OF State Labor Commits
atoner Anderson concerning tho Industries
Of Missouri has been completed
CouErsenan Champ Clark says a Ms
suun Democrat should be nominated Cor the
presidency, and he ugYests Senator cock
irel as standar bearer
Nn Julia Dent Grant widow OF General
Grant. had a fafnting spell which greatly
alarmed her friends. Her illness Is believed
to be critical
Congressman Babcock thai he
win support Cannon for the speakership of
the House.
sfdered resolutions concerning the organixa-
ton OF school teachers into unions affiliated
with the federation
Monday is expected to prove the critical
day in the stock market 1t is believed, II
no trouble. occurs then. a better state Of
Affairs win be ~inanyurased- The strong
close Saturday led to the belief that the
high tide OF liquidation has passed.
Judge Parker denies reports that he was
defeated for the nomination for Governor
Of New York by David b Hill he declares
that ELL In advising Colers nomination,
carried out his Parkerso wishes
The New York Central Philadelphia and
Reading. Baltimore and Ohio and other
railroads win follow the example Of the
pennsylvania and grant their employees an
increase Of 10 per cent In wages
FOREIGN.
The Government troops OF Venezuela rout
the reyoiutonists from Coro and reoocupy
the town
ladies' Field. a new organization, PROM
Uses to become the most popular woman's
club In London
h week in London was married. nv an
unprecedented succession of ghastly muir
ders.
The arbitcrs who induced the French coal
miners to return to work awarded the strik-
ers more than they asked for.
The King Of Portugal viii visit England
this week
the Japanese Princes Is reported from Lon
don
An anarchist fired two s6o0. at King
Leopold Of Belgium. but mf0sd his aim.
When he was arrested he confessed that
his urpos had been to a~ssassinate the
monarch, and that he had como to England
for that purpose.
Emperor william and King Edward part
cd anecuonately when the Kaiser left Lon
don for Lowther Castle. where he WIN be
the guest OF LORD and Lady Lonsdare.
The British Medical Journal supports
IAN American Mother who criticised so
sharply the students quarters at Oxford.
The Lord Mayor Of London gave a feast
TO the poor OF the city at which the mobiles
acted as walters
London's decorated tea shops are winning
great popularity.
Jockey Cash Sloan says the leading Rus
sian riders have adopted the American seat.
Rumors OF a conspiracy to take the life of
King Edward VII were STRENGTHENED by
the arrest Of two mysterious persons Iinger-
ing near the palace, who were said to have
been men in eminin garments.