The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-01

II, providing that restraint of trade ID
not culpable when reasonable"
President Rooserelt's lavish entertain
ments are said to be making inroads or
his private fortune.
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.
The Commercial Club Endorsed the work
OF the Civic Improvement League at a
meeting Saturday night.
d. The funeral of Robert H. Mudd took
place yesterday at the family residence,
No. 1856 Washington boulevard.
Miss Jones and Miss Richards Of Glen
Carbon, ILL.,, had narrow escape in a
runaway at a funeral.
A leak in the water pipe which supplies
the boilers at the DE Hodiamont station
ties up every car operated by the Subur-
ban Railway.
Circumstances indicate that Miss Emma
Won Haaren. who was found dead yester-
day at No. 426 South Fifteenth street was
frozen to death two weeks ago.
Patrick Greeley, for the third time.
struck by a Transit car, was killed. He
was. 20 years DID, and sexton of the Holy
Innocents' Church. His death makes three
fatalities recorded at Brannon avenue and
Arsenal street within the last two years.
The bodies of Leonora and Charles Um-
BRIGHT, whose deaths occurred only one
day apart, arrived from New Mexico for
burial.
st. Louis attorneys believe that Supreme
Court will not sustain motion to forfeit
recognizances of convicted boodlers.
Full Back A. d. Ricksteiger was serious
ly injured in an association football mix
UP and James DAILY arrested.
The loan of a sled caused the arrest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lee OF East St. Louis.
The Missouri building at the Worlds
Fair is complete, and will be turned over
to- the State Commission Wednesday.
A requisition will be asked for Sculin,
alias Taylor, who was arrested in Min
neapolis charged with stealing Harlow B.
Spencers diamond stud.
GENERAL DOMESTIC.
The withdrawal of Governor Bailey as
a candidate for reelection in Kansas is
the greatest political upheaval seen in
Kansas Tor many years. and. it is
claimed, marks a complete victory for the
antimachine element of the Republican
!. party.
The death Of his sister probably will
cause the postponement of some of w. j.
Bryan's speaking tours.
a DILL INCREASING NeW 1OEh "oTu )
Fair appropriation to $4,000 will be intro
duced in the Legislature at Albany this
week.
woman Is burned to death at her
home in Springfield. ILL.,. the fire having
started from an electric short circuit.
Directors of the American Steel Foun-
dries Company will meet in New York
next Tuesday and will endeavor to ex-
ia pv'S
side Of the misunderstanding with the
New York Stock Exchange.
Sara Madden, an actress. sues Peter
Duryea, a breeder Of trotting horses, for
$4,000 for alleged breach Of promise of
marriage.
Charles Van Studdiford bumps the heads
of two Pittsburg flirts who press their
attentions on Mrs. Van Studdiford and
Cora Tracey at a theater entrance.
The American Federation Of Catholic
Societies convened yesterday In Detroit
with large attendance. T'5'
negro at Webster. Pa. fires into
crowd of white men. wounding two. and
then is chased into the Monongahela
River. where he is drowned. -sit ED
The Snake faction of Creek fullbloods
is considering the advisability Of emigrat-
ing to Mexico, If suitable lands can be ac-
Quired.
The reactioaary movement apparent In
Wall street last week is ascribed to the
lack Of confidence on the part of the pub
lie in the men who are now manipulating
the market as well as to the fact that
the public is now educated to Wall street
methods, and quite well aware Of the
true condition of affairs in the world Of
finance.
Two farmers of Dallas County. Tex.
engage in a fight in which one is killed,
the survivor being wounded.
One man was killed and thirteen per-
sons were injured by the derailing OF
Missouri Pacific train near Miller. Kas.
Recent severe cold caused the accident.
Grant Gillett. the former cattle plunger.
has invited a committee of his creditors
to visit him in Mexico. where he will
propose q plan Of settlement. He has sent
a check to cover the committees ex-
penses.
Chicago University's experiment Of seq
regating the sexes meets with favor and
changes sentiment against cosducation |
plan.
SPORTING.
In the national amateur billiard tour |
pament at New York the referee will |