The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-23
IN THE CITY.

OVERCOME BY IiEAT-Charies Clawcy,
n baker, was overcome by neat ytstefd;!f
Second street. lie was taken 10 the city
Hospital.
TO SEE SICK MOTHER. .. Chils-y,
chief clerk at The Planters Hotel depdrte'i
last night for Mississippi. Mr.. ChldsCy' 5
mother IS reported very SICK. lie received
a telegram informing him Of III" fact ana
departed nmt diatc.y FOR her bedside
cHr.n.s BODY Fot-ND-Gcor:e Cram
oLd. u fisherman living a III, i.Jt OF
IouChroruU=A avenue. found tn body Of Il
whit" msic child in ~" rIy,r in front of
hI- homo yesterday morning TIC pole"
were notified ard the E'!y WI removed 10
IN" mDr,uc. The body Ma mule aEi radly
dccumTOscd.
ETPUELICA& GLE OCTGNG-The 81.
Louis krpuhiICJU club vii; have an OUT
Iunr,r - tickets sold II promises 10 h,
- sgco.ss. Between the FIRST aud second
acts uf "liS2' Colonel Joseph Flory. nominee
: Coy EHor. viii deliver an address.
VARIANTS CODY EEC0vEfi,p-Trc
body Ht sam NSLZtnj. tn ur-r' Th" ivai''G
20 his death from ia, center span 20: lads
nr'u-" FRIDAY; Yves taken from ne river
az "a, foot of WIlrh -:tert yesterday In.tE-
iaI. l. was removed - ~. iuu's 10 NJ =
- N-uliut of ~. 10, Chestnut Etf'"i.
ts,. dead mans widow. called 4, lie nivIs'e
and claimed the body.
INJURED ~ COLI.i.siON-Car No. 2, or
IT," Marked street liza" I'm !G;o Il y G"n
driven hy Albert L. S'rr.rr'a cf W III
TrwC- i!Dv- avenue aHt Flora iuu"vari
upsottiur t:ia vehicle. S.!rIlI.g was thrown
Co IL" street and bis i-it h.3 severely
!accra;cd.
ACCUSED Of TuErT-AIhe.t Conncrs.
about three weeks asp, was arres,.i al ;
O'Clock yesterday morning at I;r"al"uy and
N'rchaHt street. where, = J. ail'E't. ~"
took gold watch rom The pocket - Il
!~ifayctt" Bank. C"EGpr-. when ARE S.tG.
attempted To throw the wl,"l away.
ACCIDENTAL. sHorTINCi-H.urv II,lt;e-
man q No. 2}u2 North Eighteenth street
acridenta.ly Shot Jus'ph hi,vor. q team
III" right leg yesterday ;u.rnir-. .Ui!c,IE.;
4 slight ncsh wound TEe "" "os" play .
Knowing that the weapon was loaded pulled
the trigger. lie was arrested. b'.t released
when Meyer refused {" prosecute.
TO IMPROVE TIE GARDEN-Preside=t
J. g .IaUury0uln. Manager Sam W Gum
pcrtz and other stockholders of the De!mar
Garden at "A meeting yesterday decided u
finish imTroVcEle lts "a n" new garden as
soon as possible IN orier 10 comr.ete Il be-
FOR. u" closG, Of the season. Tho Mi:way
piJiSaucr viii p" made a. large as tina. at
The recent Omaha Exposition.
STREET CAR CoLIIDE-CccsiIer:.bI bic
excitement was caused among the passeH-
gers ci q V"st-b"uud Olive street cahl"
train. which was struck by = soUth-hou0i
Suburban car at Sarah street about 2.Sb
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Both the cable
and H." electric ears Were crowded with
passengers. but no ore was injured TIE
cars were slightly damaged.
THEIR "FRIENu" ARFESTrn-Joln
Morgan vas arrested ut Eighteenth ard
Market streets yesterday morning IN com
pGuv with two strangers. whom II Is said
h was attempting 70 ''stce".' At first the
men were Indignant that their companion
should p taken in custody. hu' when the
of '"r toll them JhIt their FRIEND was
2 police rFIracter they changed front and
thanked him.
GEOCERS' CLEBKS NFET-Thc union
n .etgli Gr'rers' clerks met yesterday aft
e:noou n No 13as DIV" street with preS,-
dent n. y. Jams Inv the chair. Fully -
IN" .nherS Ter" present. The f. ttura ct the
afternoon was the enrolling O. forty new
members. y committee of ten WIS ap-
Pointed 20 prepare the amusements for the
unions picnic. in August. as follows: J.
Shcr'E. chairman: J. y. Mctiinris Charles
Kramer. l.. =. Nic-en. W. =. EuSrhe,
George Sc,rS Eugene Harding. \. Wiede
and Thomas Nolan. The mHr7hrrshi3 of tire
new body now amounts - ~. IL j. in
tended later to affiliate with the Central
Trades and Labor Union.