The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-26
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.
A public museum for St Louis Is now
assured
Breckinridge Jones. vice president of the
Mississippi Valley Trust Company, says
the growth Of St. Louis has been natural
and consistent with strict conservatism.
President Roosevelts visit attracts many
Republican politicians TO ST. Louis.
The State Senate is TO stand by Folk.
The SEVENTEEN anniversary of the
Church of the Messiah will be commem-
GRATED with special service tomorrow.
The Philippine Constabulary and its
hand may go to New York IL the show
man who wishes to exploit them will fur
nislr $4,000 bond to the Government.
Leonidas Howell of this city and his two
sisters of Chicago were united after being
separated for half a century.
A young woman commits suicide by put
ting poison in a pumpkin pic.
The Duke and Duchess OF Manchester
ririved with a party TO visit the Words
Fair.
President Roosevelt and his party will
arrive at the Exposition grounds at 4
o'clock this morning, although the chief
executives "official' visit will not begin
until five hours later.
Stephen Putney Jr.. who disappeared
from the Fine Arts Palace at the Worlds
Fair. enlisted as a soldier at Kansas City
end returned yesterday ....
Captain Samuel T. Boyd was reinstated
as Captain at n meeting Of the Board OF
Police Commissioners YESTERDAY, and re-
stored duty to the First District
Weather permitting, NJ. Francois will
make fight at the Fair this afternoon
GENERAL DOMESTIC.
Adjutant General Scott. upon his return
10 Springfield from Zeigler, H.. declares
that reports from the mining town have
been exaggerated. He says the union
miners camp at Christopher is menace
to the peace.
Joseph T Valentine, president of the
Iron Molders' Union of North America.
who was arrested at Cleveland for COM
plicity in a plot to destroy the Eureka
Foundry at Cincinnati, was arraigned in
police court there yesterday. His hearing
was continued until Monday.
Governor Peabody is making every ef-
fort to retain the governorship Of Colo
RADIO through the Supreme Court OF the
State. Briefs have been filed by the Re
publicans, and the belief prevails that the
court will sustain their contentious and
order the vote in several Denver wards
thrown out.
President Roosevelt is greeted by en-
thusiastic crowds at each stop on his jour
ney to St Louis. At several stations he
spoke a few words from the rear end Of
his car. always in a pleasant, bantering
way.
The American Federation of Labor Con- I
vention at San Francisco decided to REIN
state the striking engineers and mechanics
who walked out of breweries in st. Louis
and Belleville. Mo. 3
Another death from football accidents (
takes place at Lansing, Mich.
A Chicago waitress obtains a verdict for
5000 in her breach-of-promise suit against
q prominent business man of New Orleans. .
Frank FELTON,, a New York gambler, is
brought before Rosche, another gambler,
who was wounded on a crowded New York
street. and the latter identfdes him as his :
assailant. He asks that FELTON, shake him
by the hand. and FELTON, refuses.
A San Francisco college student is;prob-
ably crippled for life as a result of being
tortured in an electric chair by hazers.