The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21
IN THE CITY.

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I CAi'TAIN MASON ON Lf.hVE.-City Au-
/ 1ll'r Isaac N. Mason has been granted a
| TWO w.ck,' leave Of absence. captain Ma
son VIII 80 10 Granville. III.
| DAIRY COMPANY AssIGNs-The stand
4 ara DAIRY Company assigned yesterday to
= + l'itcher as trustee fer creditors. The
. assets ar" valued at 500. and consist af Il
dairy outfit at No. 1881 Franklin avenue.
DIED OF HIS WOUHD-Ruhe Fisher the
I n'Sf" VINO Vas shot in the abdomen Tn =
Gay night in = fight with Jesse Cooper and
Mimic f.ast"n. Ia grocS. died at the CIJy
Hospital yesterday morning. Cooper and thu
! l.dS''H woman are locked up a: the -Four
courts II Is NOT known whch of them iir-t
! IN" shot. though Fisher stated befuT" he
died TINT he thought ii WAS the woman.
POLICE CONTRACTS I.ET-Thr Board
% Police Commissioners Yesterday made
| IN" awards for winter contracts. The uni
form contract was let 10 Mills * Avc.ili
| TN helmets will he Furnished by II lyn,lnd
~ i"FWrGct ~ a cost IF sltr each The
Soit-Co1t contract was let To- bouG Bros.
at $-l' a ton. Dewey * F"ucrh"rn got the
dHthracit" coal contract ar sj-la 4 ton. y'hs
! Goethe: Hat Company WIS awarded the
contract for caps.
BODY To- BE HE'LL Coroner LLOYD p
o. -N''i " i'lcgfam ycs. er'iay from T. p
G'a"Wsy of Fred. ri,k.-t sy..l. Mo. request
in- aim {" hold TIE body - stay JagGins
Elfi p" should receive further HtrT."-
tirHcUay stated that b. Thought o." could
t'-ry th.. body. and that letter would fol
Nv. Doctor Lloyd notified S-p- riu't nd'ut
Am'trrIs''T If the, marcU.. VINO was about
Co. have grc body buried ia pgi;'r's field, -
hold It until further notice May itgIirt@
died ~ tho CITY Hospital sunday ni-ht-
GAVE THE WRONG Address \ few
'"FS ago thr-' boys w"rr arrested an.
taken 90 the Chestnut Street Police. Stai on
"l a "har@y 90: stealing a roll II zine from
Market street nrr ON. o.! the boys save
th' nam" - Harry Smith. and stated That
l--:, rtay :. ~. Norh''S. prop.i"t"r 81 2
treri;a@-h-u.e q. that number. called M
tn" Hypuhi." Ollie" aJa stated INA; Inc
hoy had never lived Sr 'EGJ address. and
t!at h. nd not the rcmnje-' idea as q" ms
IDENTIFY
KNOCKED FROM CAR Mat Os,rander.
T. wears obi living ~ NJ. 1919 GGlnan
street. strt.rk his head against the Twelfth
car ;tnuut SIS o'clock yesterday evening
He was knocked from the car ana fell To
the ground fe "as picked up unconscious
AMI taken ;u the Jitv Hospital. WEer" his
skull was found 10 b. fractured. one a.:
The b-ake-i,u nu another ear called low
bridge" "a warn ustrsnEer 70 st"op. hTt
p did not Uuri' rSfgud The meaning Of the
words and remained erect.
HUMANE soCIErY'S REPORT - The
weekly report of the Humane Society Of
Missouri shows the following eases and the
disr,uSiti0u mad. a. each one Beating or
whipping ?: overlooking. L: driving when
shelter. /: cruelty. 6. ahauionirg animals
to- die I: warned. &. cases reported at Of
SOC. %; reus"doi without prosecution. -:
not sr;hstantiatei !; noI found. , prose'u-
tel. .. convicted. 2: animals taken from
work. 9: animals killed. :: ComI laints re
Earii1E children :. number II children in
volvc O. 8 John Bora and Henry Smith pad
costs in the police courts for working CALLED
horses
y. VI G. \. CpNct.T;T-The roof garden
Of The Y. NJ t. \. building, Grand and
franklin avenues. VAS formally opened !
last ui-Lt with = concert by Suhm's Mill
tarN Band. Owing TO the cool wed Their the !
Attendance was much lighter than II other |
az the i. ". &. 4. to provide one night !
each week. some form Of entertainment at |
the roof garden. Next Friday nigh, the |
programme VIII consist Of music by the !
association orchestra and kinetoscope pic |
lures. Tho new swimming FOOL which has |
been in preparation for some time. ard the |
now bowling alleys will also te opened Fri |
day night
CAR RAN INTO BUS-A car Of the |
: cherokee line crashed into a bus on the |
Yesterday. The vehicle was badly damaged. |
hut aside from a slight shakinS-up. lie 4
passengers IF the nus were not injured |
\ car whiCIe was following came into col |
Sergeant Of Police Grass ou mis- |
back on the HoGr OF the rear platform. lie |
was not injured. After the collision. Ed |
w1yI Fowe.S and Patrick Cornors. con- I
Srh.!tIiu # NJ 81 North ThirJ; street. aai |
Joseph J.'fty Of NJ. - North Main street. |
PASSENGERS on the i.ys. called NJ the Four
Courts tu complain Of the conduct ot tn"
notormau. They said h. purposcly ran M"
the bus ana they desired 20 prosecute him.
Assistant city Attorney Stanton. u whom
The application was made, took the matter
under aIViseu.rt