The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-18

| ';Ni'ii Et' 'Ii;t-t charity eU'hf.
| "lh Il" Siven ON Thursday afternoon .,i.r
! evening. DECEMBER -. at tn" r.sI,i,ac, Of
! 'irs- j. TyrclI. No, :'sf Pin, street
| INJURIES CAtSED pE,iTII-IIcrmal
| iaummei. - years "l,!. nf 10 .,-rs p.~Ir.han
| Str' - "h" was injured unr.r "a wagon near
ms h"n" last tutiay. died s. St.Tdav \
! N'f"ict "f accident Was returned at the
/ inquest upon his r"dy.
! EtEGi.tiS ~ ~I.WSpApli G=,t.l,-,--
! iurEidr' broke int IN "dic" uf "t,aruurn's
! Midland h'riu,r." at No il South 5. c.ili
s,tr'I. sunday night. Th"v turned every
>n,a away bei"r" procuring any booty O..
Nothing Was taken.
| WARRANT FOR DICK MAESIINi.;.t
"iirdnt charging assault to- Kill Wa issued
NrS;' ridy against Richard Marshall Nto
snI' : hiricS l.'mb"ri in a saloon AT Ninth
AMI Market streets Saturday night Lam
| bert l. stu at the citv Hospital in "a pr
| car.ous condition.
VERDICT nF hCcIBENT-An inqu.s
WIS held Yesterday on the body of Lanes
Mai"ny of NJ. iIla North J"r, r~uu ayeuuc,
VII" was run dowi by q street ear in front
of his house last Friday. \ verdict of acri-
d'nt. nu' {" the rapid speed of IN" street
ear. wds returned.
CHAT'TF.I DEED OE TiI -S'r-Th. Acme
Hat Manufacturing Crmuany of Nns. so
and hi2 North SIKH street. yesterday flied
with IN" Recorder Of Deeds "a chattrI decd
of trust for 81 i.S.s2 in favor Of Augustus
l.. Abbott. trrst"" for tn" American Felt
company. 9Ed uth"r creditors.
CHARGED WITH ROEREEY-Ilu Do
IAN of N". IL South Main street was arrest
ed at Second and Spri.cr streets last might
90 me charGc "f rohhing Pi"rcc Whaicu.
WI" lives ~ No 2IS South Fourth street
loian had knocked Whalcn down when Of
hcer Thorn arrested him
EtsSOI.rTIoNS OF HESPECT-Hcsoiu-
lions Oh The death Of Major hdolph Pros
tee consisting "f Marcus Bcrnheimcr, Frank
t;at"nni'. benjamin Eisran. J. II. Farley
ana j. W. Evans. Were adopted hy the Mer-
chants t.A' hanee yesterday.
NEGRO BABE FONDA negro baby
two weeks old was picked MP hy Officer
day in the OPEN lot back of No. II"5 North
i:roafway. Tine babe WAS wrapped in a
shawl. II was sent ia ST. AIMS Asylum.
christen.d after the officer who found Il.
FOOT WAS AMPCTATED - Edward
Evans. = negro. nf No. l29S North High
yesterday at the crossing Of the tracks on
North Market STR ct The wheels passed
over his rish; foot He was taken 10 the
City Hospital. where the member WAS am
Putated.
TO ENTERTAIN THEIR CHAPLAIN
The Young Mems Institute Will to-nigh
give reception at their home. No. a'itS
Page boulevard. to their chaplain. the Rev
tTenG =. j. Long. VINO mas recently returned
from an extended tour of Europe and the
Holy Land. Father Long viii entertain the
members and their friends with an account
of his trip.
PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION
y meeting of the Executive COMMITTEE Of
the West End Property Owners Association
was held lasts night at the residence cf Z.
NJ. Watts. No. ii6. Morgan street. The se=-
sion was executive and the proceedings Were
not dirulged. The Eext meeting will be Eeii
january >.
ROBBED BY wOMEN-I.ewis Brown of
No So-th Ewing avenue reported 10 the
police yesterday tina: he had been rohi ed
of gold watch and s. in money by "A
nccrcss aud q man at No. s2ao Papin street
Sunday night. con McShane of No. 2ls
South Fourth street alleges that he was
robbed OF slo.m by neEress at No. 3@,
South Third street
CITY DRIMMERs' ELECTIoN-The s..
Louis City Drummers have elected the fol-
loving officers for 1901: James l.. Robinson.
president: Lee Gray. vice president, William
kirchof. secretary: T. Schrader. treasurer;
+. Rocklage. sergeant a arms and p judy.
page The trustees are Mcesrs. Krucr
Clark. Link. JOY and Defiander.
ENGINEERS CLUB DINNER-The an
nual dinner of the Engineers Club of 81.
Louis will be given tomorrow evening.
Decenher 10. at the St, Nicholas Hotel. II.
IL Humphrey will give an address
WORK.; Robert r. McMath will speak on
Little Given. But Much Reauired''; A. l..
Johnson will talk on What We Are Here
For. and j. l.. Van Ornum will speak of
the Solar Walks of Engineering"
ALL ON ACCOUNT OF A MATCH-A
controversary about a match caused Arthur
LOhrum of North st. Louis to be tried yes
terday in the Second District Police Court.
where he was asse ssed tie costs of the ac-
tion. While attending ball at North ST.
Louis Turner Hall last Saturday night.
Lohrum asked one Of those present to give
him a match. His request not being COM
piled with he used bad language, II is stated.
r. G. DUN'S WILL. FILED EERE-A
copy of the will of Robert Graham Dun of
Dun's Mercantile Agency. who died in New
York some time ago. was filed for orobate
in st. Louis Yesterday The provisions ii
the will We're published in The Republic
at the time II was filed for probate IN New
York. \ copy of the will was filed here IN
order to administer on the portion Of .lr.
Dun's estate which il located in st. Louis.
MrLLANPIIY BANK REPoRT-Former
Governor William J. Stone. receiver of the
Mullanphy Savings Bank. fled his third an
nual statement in Judge Fishers court yes
terday. Tn. report shows as assets: Bills
receivable. S32.aS.S0: interest collected i'm the
last year, N,3atl: rent collected s2i5: real
eStat. sold. se6Uii. The disbursements III
clude the fourth dividend. amounting to s3s-
s.l"S: 400 for attorneys lees. AMI for clerk
and Stenogra phcr hire and rent Si,J.I SO
CHARGED WITH LARCENY-A war
rant charging ETHnI larceny WAS issued
against William HussmJn. 4 teams;er liv-
ing at No. 1852 North Fourteenth street yes
terday. charging him with the theft of two
sacks of oats and a set of harness from
Charles H. Meyer last Friday on that .Iav
Hussman is said TO have driven off a horse
and buggy standing in front of Meyers
feed store at No. l126 CasS avenue. The
horse and vehicle were recovered later at
Ninteenth and Division streets.
POLICY GAME RAIDED-A policy game
at No. 1915 Wash street was raided by De
tectives Field and I.allv yesterday after
noon and eleven men with all their para-
phernaia brought to the Carr Street Station
There the persons gave their names as
Charles *. Clark. William Gooch Peter
Smith. William jackson. Henry Bush. Pres
ton Hawkins. Sam Stanton and Peter War
field. All are negroes except Clark, who
was conducting tire game.
BROKE: HER ARM WITH CIL'R-In n
fight in the alley between Eighth and Ninth
streets. near Franklin avenue Eliza Glib
son. 70 years old living i'm the rear of No
92i North Eighth street. struck Lizzie John
son. who lives at No. 9i5 North Seventh
street with club. .nfiicting u scalp wour.l
and breaking Ter left arm above the elbow
The Johnson woman was sent to the ,i;v
where she declared that she would nor
Pre- s-cute her assaiiant. Both are negreas.s
FILED i01 SUITS-John Hill and Freter-
lex w Abbott, the contractors who built
the HodamOnt sewer. filed l"l suits yester-
day special tax bills. against persons
owning property in the district drained by