The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-10

been prepared.
FEAST OF SACRED Heartily special
permission OF his Grace. the Most Reverend
Archbishop Kahn. "A iridium will open at
the shrine Of the Sacred Heart at Vista
tion Convent in Cabanne on June %. The
public will be admitted on the three days
and plenary Indulgence extended TO those
who make a pilgrimage to the shrine on
the Feast of the Sacred Heart. June -. A
large concourse OF pilgrims is anticipated
WARRANTS FOR AsSAILANTS-Louis
Goabout, the negro who stabbed Gilbert
Burke to death in fight on Tuesday. is
charged with murder In the :. cond degree
in warrant issued yesterday. Louis Co
about is a brother of Thomas Gcabout. the
chicken thief. A warrant charging murder
In the first degree was issued against Stew
art Thomas, a negro, who shot and killed
Oliver Whiteman. also u negro. on June !.
BARREL. WAS TAPPED-George Taylor,
the driver of a transfer wagon. and Albert
Koch. a companion. Were arrested yester-
day afternoon az the foot OF Plum street
on the charge OF tapping a barrel of wkis-
Ky which Taylor had on the wagon. About
twelve gallons of the liquor were taken out.
were intoxicated. The barrel Of whisky was
the property of +. +. Hensler. liquor. deal
er at No. 10 Bridge entrance.
ART STUDENTS EXHIBIT-The Board
of Control of the st. Louis School of Fine
Arts has issued invitations for the twenty
sixth annual exhibition of the students
work, on Tuesday evening. June II. the eX-
hibition to be held in the studios of the
school. 1t will include representative work
from each of the classes. The work will al
so be on view on "Wednesday and Thursday,
June il and IL, from half after in the
morning until 6 in the evening.
WILLIAM e. wATsoN's wILI--will-
lam f. Watson. by his will, filed for pro-
bate yesterday. left s2o,oco bonds of the
Union Depot Railway Company. certain
;Shi .,fh Lot
residence to his widow. Elizabeth. His son
Henry is left $4,000 and certain real estate.
Several legacies ranging from SlOo to $500
are left to his grandchildren and others
and the remainder of the estate to his
widow.
who shot himself on his wife's grave In st.
Marcus Cemetery. Kings highway and Gra-
vols avenue. June l. died at the Alexian
Brothers Hospital early yesterday morning.
Coroner Lloyd held an inquest yesterday
morning, returning verdict of suicide.
Grubert lived with his stepson, Herman
two months ago Grubert's wife died. and he
had been worrying about her ever since. AT
the time Of her death she eNacted prom
ise from him that he would foiiow Ger. even
IL he had to take his own life. When he
shot himself ii was at first thought the
wound was not serious. but later blood
poisoning set in.
The Twenty-seventh Ward Street Car
Sympathizers' Association held mass
meeting last night at Rinkers Hall. at
Goodfeiio~ and Easton avenuss. Speeches
were made by MeSsrs. CunninSh ham, Benz
and others. Another meeting VIII be held
next Saturday night at the same hall. when
a contribution will be taken up for the
benefit of the strikers
DICK BURKE'S TOUR-Dick Burke
treasurer of the standard Theater. will
leave this morning on an extended trip
through the East and North. He expects
to be absent ten weeks. in which time he
will tour Canada and the New England
Provinces on business connected with the
local house. while recuperating his health.
which has been very poor Tor several
months.
EQUAL SUFFRAGISTS-The Missouri
Equal Suffrage Association will meet at the
feet arrangements to send q delegation to
the Republican National Convention at
Philadelphia. Mrs. Lille Devereaux Blake
and Mrs. Victoria Conkling Whitley will
head the delegation, which will appear be-
fore the Resolutions Committee OF the con-
vention and ask that an equal suffrage
plank be inserted I'm the platform.
HEAT AND LIQUOR-George Rebel.
river roustabout. living at Second and Carr
streets. is the first heat prostration victim
a semiconscious condition in clump of
weeds In vacant lot at Newstead and
Finney avenues. He was rolling over in the
grass. but did not know what ne was do
ing An ambulance conveyed rim TO the
City Dispensary. where the usual treatment
for heat prostration was applied He got
much better. and they forwarded him to the
City Hospital. He was partly ander the in
fiuence of liquor Also and was unable TO tell
anything about himself. 1t Is said that his
condition is not serious.
SHOT HIMSELF IN HEAD-Peter Ro-
setti. bartender. living at No. 9l9ie LO-