The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-04
IN the CITY.

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INDICTMENT CHANGED-The indict-
man John J. BridweII with oppression in
Office was yesterday changed TO a charge
of misdemean amor. and his bond was hxed
E. Huppert. Bridwell placed Mrs. Buckley
under arrest on June II after she had
aligtited from a transit car in South st.
Louis.
INJURED IN a COLLISION-August
G"ckei Of No. 2624 Arsenal street was Sc
verely injured yesterday In a collision with
a car at Arsenal and Thirty-eighth streets
He was driving across the tracks In
buggy when ne was struck by an east
torman John Mcdonald ard Conductor An
drew Brogers. Gockel vas thrown violent
bruised and his arm and hip injured. His
buggy was demolished. He was taken 10
the Office of Doctor Habermoss. who treat
ed his injuries and sent him home.
STRIKE CASES DISPOSED OF-The
cases of 7; Flowers; Paul Bee e., John u
Michael Eaton. all charged with obStruct-
ing railway tracks. came up yesterday IN
case was dismissed that against Beck was
nolle pressed, while the cases of kilker;
Manion. Cotner and Eaton were continued
until July L.
DELIVERY STATION CLosEp-The
Chel;enham delivery station Of the 81;
Louis Public Library. at present located at
No. ss37 Manchester avenus will be discon-
tinued after tomorrow. This action was
psop r TO N. Goehrins. from business. II
Is believed that arrangements VIII De mace
In the near future for reopening the station
in Cheltenham.
DECISION FOR L. S. TUCKMAN-Judss
Adams of the United States Circuit Court
handed down a decision yesterday in the
case OF I,eyerett S. Tuckman and Andrew
FYtz VS.. Central Law Journal ct al: BY his
ruling the plaintiffs are sT az ,rn over AMI All
the plates and books from which they
printed Perry on Trusts" to the piaintins
for destruction
PUMP FACTORY BURNED-The two.
story brick building of Nos 2ii 70 Il
s iouis wooden SseSde STUNT Pump and Pipe Company
and owned by Leo r. Buder OF No zT3
Park avenue; was eomp ,Enng The loss Il Is
estimated at s2s.0 900. which Is covered oy IN
surance. The fire started in the engine
room of the factory. Two aiafms "e'e
turned In.
FELL OUT OF A LoFT-crew Grant Of
No. 1870 Morgan street fell from a ioft al
Marshalrs livery stable on Olive street.
where he Is employed. and Is now at .he
City Hospital with badly s, INJURED ana he tse
slope Of the pile of hay impaired tooos-
ganiike motion to his body. which snot
over the edge of the loft and ianded on tne
low He landed on his shoulders and badly
strained his neck
SHOT IN THE ABDOMEN-Harry AL
berts. a painter, of No. 1864 South Second
street, was shot In the abdomen and sen.
ously wounded yesterday by a man OF
ing a saloon In his neighborhood with
pitcher of beer and was accosted by the
man, who asked for drink. As Alberts
paid no attention, he knocked the pitcher
from his hand. Alberts turned upon the
man. who drew a revolver and shot him.
He was taken TO the hospital by Officer Fox
Of the Third District.
RACE HORSE MAN wEDS-Miss Mile
Jennings of No ais Lee avenue. daughter
Of Mrs. James f. Jennings. who Is well
known amorg race horse folks at the Fair
Grounds In company with James d. Brown.
an ex-jockey and horse owner. went to
Clayton yesterday and the pair were mar
ried Though the marriage was not an
friends and acQuaintances OF both parties.
The couple will live for the present at the
home of the brides mother.
WoMANs VICTIM DEAD-Henry Tooley,
a negro. died at the City Hospital yester-
day from the effects of a bullet wound
which he received Monday and which he
Laura Hubbard. who was Jealous Of the at
tent!ons he paid her sister. Tooley was a
laborer and was . years Of age. His home
was at No. isis Baldwin street.
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