The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-21
FOREIGN.

next Monday. ---
FOREIGN. = &
Emperor William returned to Germany
after weeks hunting in England. H,
narrowly escaped being in a runaway as h,
was being driven to the railroad station.
majority of the new Servian Cabine
are Radicals and three of the new Minister
are military men.
Crown Prince Frederick of .Saxony brok,
his leg while hunting.
Peru will have a great mineral exhibit al
the Worlds Fair. One mining -compan!
will send three tons of samples Of copper
to st. Louis. ~ 81 >
A stranger who demanded 70 see the EN-.
peror of Austria. claiming to. be his son
was arrested and found to be armed. He
was committed to the insane asylum.
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.
Baby of Mrs. Josie Hill. who was killed
in steamboat explosion a month ago, dies
Of broken heart. - -
Deputy Sheriffs on duty in the courts viii
wear a neat uniform during the sessions
of court. -
Probation officer scores a Judge ~
The repairing OF Pine street Is to be the
beginning of a general reconstructien OF
downtown thoroughfares for the WcIa's
Fair.
Father connolly's reported rejection is
denied.
Miss Cayloma Evans weds George Ittner.
St. Georges selects an assistant to the
rector.
The October Grand Jury will not take up
the investigation of gambling owing to
bribery and election fraud cases.
Two strangers who said they were former
Councilmen of Cleveland. o.. applied at
the City Hall for free transportation to
that city.
The Home Of the Friendless celebrates its
iftieth anniversary.
Chief Kiely will recommend for promo
ton Patrolman Sticking who. unaided, ar
rested five burglars.
Mrs. Emily Gary, a we'll -knowp Louisville
woman. dies at the MISSOURI Baptist sani-
tarfum.
Thomas A. cleage. leader Of the bull
movement in December corn. has the mar
ket still in his command and makes $4,000
by following the fluctuations of a day.
Frank Trelease. son Of Professor Trelease
animal photograph submitted to St. Nicho-
las Magazine.
Doctor Adolf Lorenz. the famous Austrian
surgeon whose remarkable cures have at
tracted attention. is expected in st. Louis
to-day.
Terminal seeks to condemn SIX CONNER
cial street blocks.
has been in session at the Pilgrim Copsre-
gational Church, adjourned with the annual
election OF soficerE n
An option. has been given. to . real estate
firm for the purchase of ths United Hebrew
Church. Twenty -frpt and Olive sfrsets. the
GENERAL DOMESTIC - y
The Illinois Supreme Court has deddea
that beneficiary funds Of societies, other
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charity are subject to taxation. even when
held*against known death losses and thu
monty for the same has not been actually
PAID ~.
The State 7. M. c. A. meeting at st.
joseph met with noticeable lack Of hospi-
tally. some of the delegates being forced
to sleep. on the floor Of the association hall
with the carpet for q bed - 4
Rear Admiral Schley left Kansas City
last night for Washington, via Chicago
after spending the day Sightseeing and att
tending banquet given by the Commercial
Club. 80 -
The Chicago and Alton has announced an
increase In its wages Of trainmen, aggregat-
ing 10 per cent. to take effect December l.
Governor Dockery appointed Robert q.
Yates of GaIlatin. State Superintendent Of
Insurance. vice E. e. Yates. resigned !
Anarchy and famine threaten to follow
in the wake OF the earthquake disaster In
Guatamala. = }I
Accrued interest on between: $2.0oD. 900 and
100000 Of bonds Of the Cuban Republic,
held by parties in New York. is unpaid, and
nothing has been heard from the officials
Of Cuba. i
Experts before the Anthracite Coal Com
mission testify that the occupation OF the
mine worker is very unhealthy.
A powder magazine at Langtry Spur. I.
T., was struck by lightning and exploded.
badly injuring eleven persons and complete
1y wrecking the entire town.
James Moore, the Kentucky negro who
was charged with assaulting two white
women. was lynched by a mob at Sullivan,
Ill. last night. The Governor had ordered
out the militia, bat the citizens. who were
heavily armed. wrested the prisoner from
the Sheriff and strung him up to telegraph
pole.
J. Ogden Armour. cleaned up ss5oooo in
unloaded 100000 bushels Of May wheat
on the trailing shorts.
Railroads In Central and Southern terri
tory have ordered general rate advance
on practically all commodities. This ad-
vance Is to take effect soon. Road oflcials
say the increase is caused by the recent
advance in wages Of their employees and the
increased expense Of operating the roads.
Mrs. Carrie Nation creates sensation at
the New York Horse Show by upbraiding
the ladies' in the Vanderbilt box for wear
ing evening attire.
The Socialists came within 400 votes Of
securing control of the American Fedora
tion OF Labor
SPORTING. N
Local football teams are preparing for
the Thanksgiving Day games.
Jack McClelland knocked out Tommy Sui
ivan in the twelfth round at the West End
Club last evening.
Application for withdrawal from the ILL |
nois-lowa-Indiana Baseball League were
filed by the Evansville and Terre Haute
clubs at the annual meeting OF the league. A
new league will be formed. to be called the
Central League.
The Missouri Tigers defeat the Iowa Uni
versity foot ball team at Iowa city by the /
score Of 6 to o. 60 n
Marine Intelligence.
Antwerp. Nov. 2o.-Arrived: Kensington
from New York.
Havre. Nov. 2o.-Arrived; La Lorraine, 1
New York I.
Southampton. Nov. 0--Arrived: St. Louis
from New York.
New York. Nov. 2o.--Arrived: sardintan.
Glasgow.
Liverpool. Nov. 2o.-sailed. November 10:
Canadian. New York. 49,.
Glasgow, Nov. 1s.-Saiied: Numidian 81. 1
Johns and Philadelphia.
Queenstown. Nov. 2o-Sailed: Eaverfori.
Psiiadelphia; Celtic. New York
Cberbourg. Nov. 1s.-Ar ave,l: Patricia,
Ntw York. via Plymouth. sosJiamluirg, ana 1