The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-10

new set OF reso.uJio.S 10 protect the II
dians in their land deals. Mang u The re1
men have parted with tseir allouneHts al
prices far below their real ya.2s.
LOCAL. AND SUBURBAN,
The cure OF = sister OF St. Joseph. who
suffered from cancer, was accredited 20 tie
power o. Prayer
Nathan Strauss. the Eastern ph!.71-
thropist. announced ;fE- j.. "QG.d eSi&a-
l!sh a plan, sor pastegriz.t milk Tor Too'
infants in 81. L5yiS + i responsible cha:i;a-
ble orgGll4..I.uu wJg.E take charge.
The question a obtaining more ground
for the Transit Company lor9s. north ot n
Wabash a. FaiI s.;e. may cause cl'4E'@'
IL the location II The loops.
Former Lieutenant Governor john 4. Lee
denied charges made 5y !. J. KELLEY, tie
ieg,slativs asc-;.
Undersround-wire distric; may soon bs
enlarged.
West End citizens prepare 70 resist ~ at
tempt to open . sa.ccn ~ 5oIi Ridge ave
nue..
Mrs. Nora Gemache. a squatter il a
housshuat al the foot Of Utah street. armed
with revolver and shotgun. prevef'ls An
heuser-Busch officials from filing IL the
land under the houseb>at.
Joseph I. Schwa5 e New York. Th-rlas
". Crouch and Z. l.. Preet7:icus were elect
ed directors OF the Commonwealth Trust
Company.
Mrs. Minnie Curnrni- g. who IS on trial
for killing hs- husband shielded her eyes
when blood-st2!nel garments Were dis
PLAYED II coury.
Judge George y. Hall. former well-know-n
politician. who died Wednesday, will be
buried to-day at :. II.
= "Gulch" al the Worlds Fair viii rival
the Pike
The House ot Delegates committee will
recommend the Terminal loop htll FOR pas
cage tonight, but each committeeman may
present amendments
China will e-ect d group os Buildings at
tha Fair.
Health Commissioner Simon rejected sew
eraI wagon-losds Ok meat which did net
come Up 10 requirements for the hospitals
GENERAL DOMESTIC.
Young Theodore Roosevelt. returning
home late at night is mistaken by the se-
cret service men On guard there for Z ma
rauder.
The ill-tirned baking ot team OF mules
in Ohio az a railroad crossing results in the
death OF four persons and serious injury to
five others.
Adjutant General Mckee orders all the
troops away from Evansville. Ind. and the
city once more is in charge Of the police.
who are now armed with riot guns. There
was no demonstration OF any kind yester-
day.
J w Cook Of Illinois Is elected president
of the National Educational Association
which is meeting at Boston. President Eliot
OF Harvard IS one OF the vice presidents
The manager OF the horse show at Mi
waukee DEGREES that women must not ride
''straddle" at that exhibition, declaring that
this form Of equestrian exercise IS "un-
graceful and vulgar.
Kansas Is still calling for 5oo more Ia
borers to harvest the wheat crop.
Three persons are injured in a recr-end
collision at Joplin, No.
The editors In convention at Omaha de-
eide to send Representatives TO the Worlds
Press Congress- which Will be held in St
Louis next year.
The International Christian Endeavor
Convention meets at Denver. 1000 persons
attending the opening session. The officers
are reelected.
Mrs. Mary Gilmore was beaten 10 death
IN a shanty at Terre Haute, Ind She had
been separated for some time from her hus-
band, who is physician.
A Knoxville attorney writes to friends in
the Tennessee city telling them that he met
and conversed with Harvey Logan, the es-
capped train robber convict last Saturday at
I..thia Springs. Ga He says he did not tell
OF 1t sooner because Logan entoined him to
say nothing OF the meeting for five days
The Pine Bluff officers who took the
bloodhounds to Union County. Arkansas. in
search Of the assassns OF William p. Lee
return with out trace.
The discovery Of a gas well at Muscogee,
]. T. causes much excitement among the
citizens 1t is thought the supply Is sufh-
cient to illuminate the city.
Professor c. F. Marbut OF Missouri Uni
versity is touring the southern portion OF
the State gathering data for a Worlds Fair
map.
G. o. Woods. brakeman, was killed at
McRaine. Mo-, yesterday on his first run
out.
The convention Of the International Bap-
tist Young Peoples Union meets at Atlanta
with an estimated attendance Of 5000 dele
gates from all parts of the United States
and Canada.
Cotton bears IN New York and New Or
leans are panic-stricken, the bulls having
again forced prices UP almost to the pre-
vious high level, the July option alone hav-
ing gained $50 bale in one day.
The Lucille Nowland, a steamer valued at
$500. with a cargo of $1,000, goes down
in the Mississippi River fifty miles above
the mouth of the Arkansas and is hope
less wreck.
Two little sisters arc drowned in quar-
~ pond near Rolla. Mo.
Captain Richard p. Hobson delivers a lee
ture at the opening of the Moline Chau-
tauqua.
The German Lutheran Conference, which
has been in session at HohlirA H., decides
to build denominational hospital at Gran
1te City, Ill.
FOREIGN.
President Loubet returns to France, hav-
ing won high popularity among all classes
in England
German shippers complain loudly OF the
new meat law, which has the effect of de-
proving them of trade in transit TO Aus
tria and Switzerland.
Experiments made by the Imperial Health
Commission of Germany tend TO show that
Professor Koch is right in his assertion
that there is little relation betMeen tuparcu-