The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-03
IN The CITY.


CUENDET REMOVAL HEARING-The
hearing Of the motion to remove Eugene
X. CuenGet from having charge OF the es-
-, 1.os Saann T., ~, ne ia po IS S- 20
terday, and continued. after two witnesses
were examined until July IL. The testimony
agement OF the f Jaccard Jewelry Com
pany, in which most Of Eugene J. Cuendets
estate Is invested.
INVENTORY OF ESTATES-Inventories
OF the estates OF Myron r. Aloe and Albert
g. Aloe. minors filed in probate yesterday.
a one-forty-eigfth interest In property on
Market street ana a personal estate OF
SS.TLls. and Albert S. Aloe's estate a
one-forty- eighth interest In property on
Market street and personal estate OF
saS.9s,e2.
INJURED IN EXPLOSIoN-Gn Wild
man, years old. of No. 7ei Russell avenue.
was quite severely bruised about the face.
o. powder yesterday afternoon. He and a
companion charged an old tomato can with
powder 1t failed TO go OF, ard w.ldman
the whole charge striking him. He was at
tended e; the South Side Dispensary and
taken back 10 his home. His condition Is
not serious.
SHOT BY JEALOUS woMAN-Henry
Tooiey a negro Of No, ISIS Baldwin street.
Officer McQuillan OF the Ninth District.
Tooley was suffering from a serious bullet
wound in the abdomen. An operation was
performed by Doctor Nietert According 10
the story told by TOoiey, he was shot BY a
negress named Laura Hubbard through jeaI-
ousy at the attentions he paid her sister.
INSURANCE CASE APPEALED The
transcript in tho case of Saliie Hillmon VS..
York. which has been In the United States
Courts since July, 1850 was filed in the
United States Circuit Court Of Appeals yes
ord he fE Lad (. .-t.
cult Court Of the United States for the Dis
rict of Kansas. in which court Judgment for
per cent. was given Mrs. Hillmon The
action was first brought by the insurance
company; which refused to pay the premium
who II claims was killed at Medicine Lodge,
Kas., in 1879, as stated
INDUSTRIAL STATISTICAL circular
has been sent to the manufacturers of St
Louis by William r. Merriam. Director OF
the Census. at the request of the most prom
inent business organizations OF the CITY
asking every manufacturer TO do all in his
power to assist Local Supervisor Higgins in
gathering Industrial statistics. The circular
sets forth that II IL of the greatest i'm
portance TO the Mississippi Valley that a
complete enumeration Of It's manufactures
should be had.
BURNED BY FIRECRACKER-rn a
premature celebration of the Fourth OF July
Abe GinsbeTg, 10 years old. living at No
liJ1 Morgan street, was severely burned. A
cannon cracker thrown by one OF his play-
mates exploded In the air. near Ginsberg
the City Dispensary and the burn dressed
by Doctor Vogel and afterwards zent home.
INCORPORATED-The following COMMA
MES filed articles of incorporation yester-
day: b. Roth Tool Company; capital. $780,
coo; stockholders. William Boefer, Charles
A. Roth and Edward B. Roth. Carondelet
Printing and Publishing Company: capital,
SEQ: stoSkholdsIs: William E. HuppeEt.
Crate and Louis c. Spies.
BOND INCREAsED-Probate Judge Hem
derson made an order yesterday increasing
the bond Of Edwards Whitaker as adminis-
TRAITOR of the partnership estate OF Whitaker
* Hodgman, from 500 coo to 81 go 00a The
original bond was given on the supposition
that the interest Of Charles Hodgman. the
late partner of Mr.. Whitaker In the part
slcoOoo. An inventory OF the partnership
estate filed recently showed that Mr Hodg-
mans interest greatly exceeded slO90o5.
EXCURSION OF CHURCHEs-An excur-
sion will be given to-day on the steamer
nl ana snnSav scboa,l ISr inc
Fountain Park Congregational ST. Marks
English Lutheran and Reber Place COngre-
Covenant Presbyterian. The boat viii leave
the foot of Olive street ut S:i5 a. m. return
ing at o'clock in the evening. There Will
be music by Seymours First Regiment Band
and all sorts of races and other contests for
the little folks.
SURREY STRUCK BY CAR-Car No. Is
of the Delmar avenue division of the st.
Louis Transit Company colIided at the
Delmar Garden Sunday night with a sur
rey. occupied by Daniel Murphy of No.
e6l1 Whittier street. Oscar ID ppOd of No.
oslo North Twenty-second street. Miss Jen-
ME Gridden of No. 525 Gratiot street and
Miss Roonie Leuin OF No. 1922 South
Twelfth street. The vehicle was overturned
and its occupants thrown out The men
were only slightly injured. Miss Leuin's
scalp was cut III two places, and her ankle
was sprained. Miss Grdden escaped with
bruises The car was in charge of Motor
man ]. Barton and Conductor Horace Col |
man.