The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-11-04
LOCAL AND sUBuRBAN.


market.
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.
The case against. Adolph Fein. charged
with being implicated in the naturaliza-
ton frauds. was called for trial In the
United States Federal Court.
The Reverend William Mckenzie. in
lecture at the odeon. said that Christian
Science has emancipated man.
The women's Club house was formally
opened, Mrs. d. r. Francis presiding at
the first entertainment.
. The Reverend Irl R. Hicks predicted
more disturbances to be caused by the
spots on the sun.
The annual meeting OF the Priests
Purgatorial Society took place yesterday
morning in. st. Engelberts Cathohc
Church.
Street Department Superintendents and
Inspectors appear in new uniforms
Bids for completing new City Hall were
opened and found to be in excess of ap-
preparation.
Mr.. and Mrs T. W. Kneeling. who
eloped from Texas, were married for the
third time.
Transit Company judgments were az
frrned by the Appellate Court.
Council passed the amended Terminal
bill.
George Dole. alleged murderer, was
carried to Chicago. His wife says he has
a hobby of shooting policemen. and the St
Louis detectives who arrested him were
congratulated on their escape.
Mrs Clara W. Egen. the first woman
&Ia 0f- 10 "a
signed her position and will be succeeded
by Jailer Dawson's wife.
The Grand Jury may indict several po-
licemen in connection with naturalization
fraud cases, oppression in office being
charged. The affairs OF the Celia Com
mission Company were investigated.
The inquest over Mrs. Mary E. Laidig.
whose husband has married since her
death. was reopened.
Marie Magdalene Cordes, bride-elect.
who sued her mother for clothing. re-
mained in hiding six hours in a coal shed.
The birthday anniversary Of the Mikado
vas celebrated by the dedication of jap
ans site at the Worlds Fair site.
The equine features improved at the
Horse Show.
Auditor D.erkes will ask City Counselor
Bates to-day for an opinion on the legality
Of the method of paying Circuit Attorney
Folk his $500 salary.
Bremen-venice ferry will soon be in
operation.
Empress of Abyssinia may visit the
Worlds Fair.
GENERAL DOMESTIC.
The Reverend John Fairburn of Chilli
cothe. H., formally renounces the Metho-
dist faith and is received into the Episco-
pal priesthood at Bloomington. Ill.
J. Richard Barret, former Congress-
man from Missouri, dies in New York.
In a case at Kansas City Judge Philips
of the United States Court holds that in
surance companies may enforce the anti
suicide clause where it is previously en-
tered into by the insured.
President John Mitchell and the
Executive Committee of the United Mine
Workers decided to call strike in the
Colorado and New Mexico fields unless the !
operators agree to a conference before |
November 9.
A New York farmer. irritated because |
his wife laughs at his unavailing efforts |
to drive hog through gate, shoots the |
woman, and then, realizing his situation. |
kills himself.
A negro at Pittsburg, Pa. barely escapes
lynching for shooting watcher at the |
polls in an election precinct
Lieutenant Albert NJ. Beecher Of Fort |
Dodge. Kas. ordnance officer Of the bat
tleship Maine. is killed by fall
A jury has been selected to try Senator
Farris at Jefferson City on the charge of
boodling. Attorney General Crow, in his
opening statement to the Jury, announced
he would prove that former Lieutenant |
Governor Lee was the go-between in the
bribery deal.
The Grand Jury of Dubois County, In
diana, has been asked to exhume the body
of Mrs. Belle Crabtree, who died thirteen
years ago. Evidence recently has come
out that she was murdered.
When the vault Of the defunct Chick
asaw National Bank at Ardmore was
opened yesterday It was found to contain
cnly $50 All the other funds and deposits
are missing.
The Missouri Supreme Court overruled
the motion for rehearing in the case of
Oglesby VS. the Missouri Pacific Railroad
Company. This is the case which pro-
voked newspaper criticism OF the Su-
preme Court and resulted In Ane Of $500
being assessed on tbs editor Of the War
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FoRNI0N.
t. e Kaiser and the Gar win meet to-
day ut wiesbaden. Prussia, which has
made great preparations for the festivi-
hes.
The Acre territory dispute between Bra
I'll and Bolivia is settled. Bolivia to have
access to the Amazon River and receive
4, 100000
A barricaded convent Of the Capuchins
at Paris is forcibly entered by the police
and the monks are compelled to depart.
Reports from the isthmus o, Panama
that the people there have de-
cided to demand Independence as a re-
suit Of their Disappointment at the defeat
Of the canal treaty.
The Princess Raddwill has demanded
100000 from the estate Of Cecil Rhodes
under an alleged contract.
SPORTING.
St. Louis University and Drury College
played tie game at football
Marine Intelligence.
New York, Nov. 3.-Arrived: Moltke,
rom Hamburg: Rotterdam. from Rotter-
lam.
Glasgow, Nov. S.-Arrfved: F'urnessia,
rom New York.
New York, Nov. 3.-Sailed: Kronprinz