The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-30
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

GILLIAN McFetridge is acquitted Of a
ch-rse of numbering his brother. having
conducted his own defense. but the verdict
brings n reprimand to the jury.
Chicago jury finds George D'Essauer
guifsy of stealing $1,000 from his mother
in-law.
Bradtreet's says that the weeks trade
developments have been largely favorable;
that crops are improving. and that the la
bor situation is less threa tening than
formerly.
-Four young persons are drowned in the
Columbia River, one OF them having al
ready rescued three women before making
AN effort TO save those with whom he per-
ished.
Mrs. Nettie o. Craven, who claimed rec
oSnition the widow o: the late Senator
James Fair. has accepted $4,000 from
the heirs in return for dlsmissing all the
suits pending against the estate.
Malcolm Ford demanded s25.0C0 from his
brother. Paul Leicester Ford threatening
TO kill him If the amount We're not forth
coming in a week. The warning went un-
needed and the murder and suicide fol-
lowed.
Miss MaWaret Perkins. 6aushter of n
New York banker, has married a horse
trainer and departed TO Europe.
a painting by Felix Ziem. valued at SIS
009. was stolen from its case in transit
from Paris to New York.
New York clerical circles hear strong
rurlors that Archbishop Keane of Dubuque
will succeed the late Archbishop Corriean.
Four Burlington officials are injured and
one is killed in wreck in Wisconsin.
The United Presbyterian General Assem-
hly. in session at Pttsburg. expects to have
a lively debate over the subject of a new
membership covenant.
Princeton and Yale will meet in a baseball
contest at New Haven to-day.
Champion James J. Jeffries in training at
Harbin Springs. Cal, writes OF his coming
contest with FitZsimmons
James Il. Frazier of Chattanooga was
nominated for Governor by the Democratic
State Convention at Nashville yesterday.
FOREIGN.
Colonel Baldwin, commander of the
American troops in Mfndanao. urges war of
determination against the natives who con-
tnue defiant
England expects TO hear next Monday
that the peace negotiations in South Africa
have been successful.
SPORTING.
The St Lcui7 Browns were defeated
again by Boston. the score being to as
in the two previous games.
Winners at the Fair Grounds yesterday
were: Au Revoir. Red Hook. Leflare
N.cllie D., Varro and Eueenia s.
Marine Intelligence.
Havre May 29.-Arrived: La Touraine
from New York.
Naples. May 29-Arrived: Trave, from
New York
New York. May 29-Saled: La Ssvoie.
Havre: Neckar. Bremen, via Cherbourg;
Furst Bismarck, Hamburg, via Plymouth
and Cherbourg.
London. May 29-Arrived: Nicaragua Ia
coma. San Francisco. Guatemala etc, for
Hamburg.
Liverpool. May 2s-Arrived: Common
wealth, Boston.
Singapore. Nav 2o.-Sailed: Chang Wo
Grom Tacoma. Yokohama. etc). London.
Shimoneseki. May 26-Saied: Moyune
Crom Liverpool. etc), Seattle.
Queenstown. May 29.-Sailed: Noordland.
Philadelphia Germanic, New York Cboth
from Liverpool
Chcrbourg, May 29.-Sailed: Barossa drom
Bremen and Southampton. New York.
Plymouth May 29.-Arrived: Steamer Au-
guste Victori. New York. for Cherbourg and
Hamburg (and proceeded).
Bolognc sur Mer. May 29.-Sailed: Steam
er Rotterdam (from Rotterdam), New York