The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-26
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

JOuH D. Wnle. q prominent dICflteCt anC
clubman. has recovered from an attack by
footpads ten days ago.
To exhibit s135,eOO cash in Nicolaus brib-
cry trial.
Six members of the House of Delegates
act as pallbearers at the funeral of the
little son of former Speaker Charles T.
Kelly. who is fugitive under indictment
for bribery.
Charles Holloway of Clinton. Ia. is the
winner of the 5000 prize offered for a
Worlds Fair emblem.
Clark H. Sampson is to give up the presi-
dency of the Colonial Trust Company.
Building Commissioner LongfeIlow's nav
roll for November is held up by the B. p. l.
House of Delegates kills the Westminster
place paving bill.
Carl A. Schmiedeke. pioneer OF the clay
manufacturing industry. is dead.
Resignation of C. F. L. Schneider as
physical director of Southwest Turner So
ciety. causes factional fight.
Residents of Cabanne ask for better
sewerage system.
Mayor Wells gives dinner at st. Louis
Club to Harry B. Hawes and successful
candidates.
Judge Bland gives treatise on ribs in de-
Gliding damage suit of John German against
the Transit Company.
St Louis County is to have forty addi-
tional mail carriers.
The Apollo Club gives its first concert un-
der its new director, Professor Charles
Galloway.
1t Is reported that plans are under way for
consolidating Shurtleff College at Alton and
Baptist school at Ewing, ILL.,
GENERAL DOMESTIC.
The Standard OH Company has advanced
fts prices 30 per cent in two months and 80
per cent in year.
Colonel Thomas Ochiltree is dead at Hot
Springs. Va.
Oficial figures show that the slump in
the Republican vote in Missouri is about 5
Per cent heavier than the Democratic. The
on-year loss Of the Republicans is S5.lH and
Of the Democrats 70 24S. Judge Valiant leads
his ticket, while Higbee holds that honor
for the Republicans. Democratic plurality
- A,eo6.
The seventh amendment has plurality
outside Of the three large cities.
There is q row on in the Democratic State
COMMITTEES Of Kentucky. A majority Of the
COMMITTEES met and ordered primary elec-
tion to nominate State candidates. The mi
nority has procured temporary restrain
ing order and will fight the matter in the
coSrtA
Judge John ". Henry's condition remains
VI changed. His physicians gave him up
BEDSIDE. While they were gathered in a
circle waiting for the end the Judge rose
up and asked for something to eat. The
physicians do not consider this q hopeful
sign.
The officials Of the railroads entering Hot
Springs. Ark. have issued orders prohibit
ing doctors agents from drumming on
the trains entering the Springs.
Fred Brockman, who is charged with mur-
daring his sweetheart, Miss Gertrude Cliff
ford, while out buggy riding last spring at
HiIsboro. Ill. has been placed on trial.
A bridal couple are found with their
throats cut la bed in hotel at Texarkana
Tox. The bride was cold IN death and he
had almost bied to death. although. with
proper nursing, 1t is expected that he will
recover. No cause Is assigned for the trag-
edy.
william R. orthwein, a Yale senior from
b. Louis, is arrested for alleged completely
In the students ''speculator' riot.
Former Secretary of the Treasury Gage,
resentihg the New York Chamber of
.nmeroe, viii recommend to Congress the
sption Of q plan permitting banks to is
sue circulation against their credit.
A young man. who refused to reveal his
identity. died in a hospital at Springfield
NJ, q few minutes after asking that the
dregs Of a flask he held in his hand be
analyxed. declaring that it had been given
to him by q friend.
George J. Gould issues a circular assert
ing that statements made by Hawley and
Hartman regarding Colorado Fuel proxies
are untrue.