The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28

BRANCH LIBRARY DELINERIES-Be-
ginning next Monday there viii he Two dc
lveries a week at the Benton station tN".
~ OF the Public Library. Tine delivery
GAYS viii he, Mondays and Thursdays, in
stead oil Mondays only Is io:i.-vTiy- The
station is situated NJ Manchester and Scott
avenues.
INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTIONS
I u.t.G States Internal Revenue Collector
Greu.cr gives ont the following figures. rep
roscEtIng the total az local collections Tor
the fiscal year ending June i, 1870. From
al sources. SIloii. 's-J.gi. .iainst SLi.StelJ %
Tor tire year e..diu- jun J. 1859. IAc net
Increase fu- this year l. S-s,--'.1.
PEPEETINE's HHARiNG-Frank PEPPER
tine. second -te ulaIG on Jhc steamer tpu-
hUquc. Was given Il herring before Ui.ileG
States Commissioner Gray yesterday. lie
is charged with aSsauit!ns 4 negro cabin
lrip from 81; PAU 10 st. Louis fepertIne
was unable 10 produce AL has witnesses and
the hearing was postponed until august T.
He n's held in S,'.5 bond.
TAKEN HOME BY POLICEMAN KAN
nrr % No. III Sidney street VINO dISa9-
ltarcl from his home last "Wednesday
morning. was returned TO his family tate
THURSDAY evening. The officials q; the
O'Failoa Park Police station found the old
man wander ring about the Parh. and. after
hearing where he lived, s.itL !4Iui home lie
- - years " age.
\
Charley was discharged in the Second
District Police Court yesterday On a charge
81 Disturbing tI' peace q. Err INSTANT.
William CAagulyy. lnc couple Aayc been
separated. taiy July Is AIRS. GEIraiey
went &C. WHERE her husband i employed.
and Il quarrel about their little daughter r.
suited. ,agruley called officer RcsJn, who
arrested Mrs. CEa!nley.
RESISTED OFFICER-wrliam Sch-rer
% No. !iti: Wyoming street was fined SD
IN the South ST. Louis Police Court y,sJer-
Cly On i cHarse OF resisting a. officer and
was discharged on a charge VI disturbing
the peace OF mis- wife. Scherer was first ar
I,SJet On a charge OF lci cEinE. lie WAS
released III that case on bond and his wife
complained To the police that he !ll-treatei
her. IL Wa suT resisting thu officer sent
10 arrest him On this complaint that he was
fined.
ACCUSED or HORSCTHEF~T 49, Henri
NcirIuli1, a carpenter, vino mas no settled
iiaC. OF hcd., was arrested yesterday att
oIuOon. charged with grand larc, ny. On
.iUiy p Wehrmann hired horse and wagon
from John Bless. u lEgrymal AT No. 1903
Nallin. h oGt street. with the understanding
that lie WAS - return il tho H,&L day. In
stead. II = aiit E,.i, ne sSiI the "utht FOR -
10 William !iauSt, = horse trader. at No
--ii North broadway. DaGSt sold the oujit
- " l.l.i;!; PuE!i1ann. No. lJ@ North I'Foa A.
way, in whose possession. II was found
NOT AN EIlOPEMENT--A member Of the
family 81 Mrs \. q. Wilhelmt. formerly
Mis- Laura Rinrhoff, who vas married 10
Doctor 4. q. W.lIel,ni OF AIaycstowu, Ill.
~ Wednesday, says it was not an eIope-,
lyut. The couple, he says. Were married
at the brides homo III Caroline street, by
the Reverend Sherman L. Moore Of the
Compton Heights Christian church. Miss
kiugLcn had not been IN AaEes.OWn- Doc
tor WiIhelruI ,:ruye from Nayestow-n TO
Waterloo, where he LETT HE carriage, and
took a team 10 the city. In the eSCIsiLs tho
couple Went 10 Slays s;own-
HUMANE sOCIEY REPORT-The report
Of he humane Society inr the week ending
duly - shows mat twenty eases have aeen
reported at the office II that time. OF these,
tWslN, rvie FtmcGlei without pros -cutlOn,
1--we were not sUhstaEtiatCd, three not
v;cted. Seven animals were taken from
work ana eight. being unit for use. we're
killed. In the Carondclet Police Court
Henry Eauschcr gras fined 50 for working
. CALLED horse In the Second District Pc
lice Court Joseph Sch. nike was fined so for
whipping a hors-i and GooTE" HUbler paid
casts for working CALLED stock
YocrM ESTATE sUJT-An,onie e. car
ter ana Edward +. Aver filed suit yes;er-
day against the United sta. "a Casualty
Company Of New York, Martin Y. kacsr,
admin istrattor Of the estate Of Harry I. lG
cum and Florence l. Iocum. and J. l..
ZumhIl.n. trustee of ;he estate of Florence
J.. NCcUn. asking that insurance on the
life uf Harry e. Norum be made subject 10
claims OF the plaintiffs against hgcuT
estate Cartier. 4 Is Ii'ssc, obtained 4
tuGem"rt against Yocgm In 1855 for $l.9li-'l
and that Aver obtained ia l-r;c''t against
Nosunl in lSs5 for $''. NoCum and his
daughter Florence. were lost in the Gulf Of
Mexico on the yacht Paul Jones.
IIAyILL DIDN'T ANswE:R-ora Havil,
the transit company detective. who Was
given hours 20 leave town. was called in
tho Fist District Police Court yesterday
morning to answer - charge OF disturbing
the peace but h. did not appear IN court.
As he had promised Judge Clark of the
Court Of Criminal Correction, when his cases
were disposed OF in that court that he would
not return 10 81. Louis. the case yesterday
was nol!e prosecuted. HaVil was charged
with disturbing the peace of Nelson Nor
burg uf No 1913 Mississippi avenue OF, June
II The case was continued from time to
time because Of the other cases pending
against him in Judge Clark's court.
EXCHANGE WEIGHING ORDINANCE
The Legislative Committee Of the House
OF Delegates VIII consider un next Tues
day the proposed ordnance to grant 20 the
Merchants EXchauc. the control and sd
u,TVi.iun OF the Weighing; ri hay. Grain and |
all farm products coming 10 OF going from
-. Louis by rail or river. General Baker. |
Commissioner J. a. Parker Of the Freight |
Bureau, and representatives, OF the M"r-
chants Exchange and business Mems !
ieagI. Were at tn. city Hall yesterday |
morning, but the m,c1iU= was postponed at |
the request of Colonel William IL. Phelps !
of the Missouri Pacific. who said he would Z
evolve a plan that wuulG give general salts |
faction.
4 VIOLENT HUSGhND-Nrs. Clement !
Hartman OF No S2i Knapp street COM
pla!nci to the police THURSDAY night that |
her husband was carrying n revolver with !
which he had frequently threatened to kill 4
himself and family. Policemen Churchill |
and stead Of the Fifth District found Hart |
man in - saloon 1t the corner Of Nineteenth !
AMI Branch streets and proceeded 10 place I
hin. under arrest. but he offered resistance. |
tie drew his revolver. but the officers seized |
his arm. in tine scufde the revolver Was |
discharged the bullet burying itself I'm the |
ceiling Doctor Pcdke Of the North End |
Dispcus ny examined him, but. deciding that |
he was in srund mental condition. told the |
police to lock him up. which they did.
UNDIVIDED PROFITS TAXABLE-in- |
eFnal Revenue Collector GTenner has re- /
.eivei an important ruling from Washing
on. relating to the question OF special tax l
liabilities of national banks. with reference /
to undivided profits" Many
banks have been H. the habit OF paying only
AK on capital stock and a nominal surplus
and ignoring any liability on sur
,iuS earnings that are carried on the books
* prof. and loss. These earnings are oft
N considerable and n factor in determin-
NJ the value OF the banks stock. BY The :
-uiiug these surplus earnings and undivided /
jrrfits are liable to the special tax. Even
money belonging TO stockholders on divi-
lends held for Il time after the dividend Is
declared is liable TO the tax.
SRIKE CASES DISNTISSED-A nolls
)rOSeuui was entered Yesterday in the cases !