The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-27
IN TIE CITY.

; IN The CITY. |
MORRISSEY'S son DEAD-William Nor.
rissey the 2-year-old son of Constable Ed
ward Morrfssey Of No. $50 South broadway
died last Monday night. The funeral viii
take place this afternoon.
F. J. MILLER Observation-Disclosures
J. Miller, charged with yelling "scab' al
policeman in front of the Fourth District
Police Station at Seventh and Carr streets
was discharged by Judge Sidener yester-
day.
HAvILES HEARING FRIDAY-Ora Ha-
will, the transit company detective who
was arrested by the police with dynamite
IN his possession ciion was doraisnsd S,v IN iae n
pleaded not guilty. and MS case was set
for hearing Friday.
TEAM OWNERS EXCURSION-The st.
Louis Team Owners Association will give
a railroad excursion TO New Athens; III.
thirty miles from ST. Louis on the Illinois
Central Railroad on Sunday. July /. A pro-
gramme of games and sports has been ar
ranged for the occasion
BOYS BODY IDENTIFIED-The body o,
the boy who was drowned in the river al
the foot of Monroe street Sunday after
noon was identified yesterday as that OF
fication was made by the boys father
George Nagengast. Of Ne. 9ls Brooklyn
street.
CONTRACTS AWARDED-The contract
for the new dynamos TO be placed in the
Federal building, Eighth and Olive streets,
has been awarded TO the R!dgeway Dyna-
mo and Engine Company of Ridgeway, Pa.
The price is SIG. 500 The contract for wiz
ing was given to the Western Electrical
Company OF Chicago. Its bid was ss.5JS. ..
Each of these companies has eighty day
in which TO commence work.
MR.. KoTANY A DIRECToR-At a spe-
clal meeting of the Directors of the Mer-
chants Exchange yesterday afternoon. Max
kotany was elected a member Of the
board TO fill the vacancy caused by the
wards was compelled TO resign as direc-
tor on account of Ill health. Mr.. Kotany Is
president of the st. Louis Stock Exchange.
The board also adopted resolutions In
memory of Adam Roth and John p. Smith.
ENGINEER THROWN TWENTY FEET
William Bachmann, while at work yes
terday in the American Car and Foundry
Company of No. 300 De Kalb street. AT
which place he is employed as engineer.
became caught in rapidly moving belt.
and was thrown twenty feet, receiving a
fractured arm and number OF serious
bruises. He was sent to the City Hospital
by Officer Weber OF the Second District.
Bachmann is married, and lives at No. 1i59
E.mmet street
CHANGES OF vENUE-Maggie Hyames
and Ruth Henry, charged with disturbing
the peace of Julia Ray of No III South
Leonard avenue last Friday. took changes
Of venue in the Second District Police Court
yesterday and the cases Were sent to the
First District Police Court. Julia Ray got
off st. Louis Transit car AT Ninth and
Brooklyn streets. and IL is alleged that Mrs.
Hyames and Mrs. Henry followed her and
took hold OF her and that the sleeve Of her
jacket was torn
ASYLUM COMMISSION-The members o!
the commission TO locate and erect Asylun
No. met at the Laclede Hotel yesterday.
Architect Hohenschild Of Rolia announced
TO the board that plans for the power-house
and other domestic buildings eonneGted
Is These buildings Will represent an ex-
renditure of about sss,9". The cottages
which are now being erected at Farming,
ton represent a cost OF about $1,000 Al
the material for their construction will be
on the ground by July TO-
CHILD FELL. To DEATH-Harry p.
S'awson. the 6-year-old son Of Mrs. Ollie
Slawson. who lives on the second floor at
No. 2lS Wash street. accidentally fell
over the banister Of the back porch yester-
day afternoon, sustaining injuries from
which he died two hours later. He was
playing on a chair. which tilted. letting him
fall over tie railing of the porch TO the
pavement. twenty-five feet below. causing
conclusion Of the brain. Deputy Coroner
Drechsler held an inquest on the body AID
returned a verdict Of death due to accident.
POSSEMAN FTNED-R Robert L. SINGER. a
fined so by Judge sidener of the Firs,
District Police Court Yesterday morning on
a charge of disturbing the peace of WI
liam Robinson. a negro. Singer and Rob
irsOn live In the same house AT Seventh
about a negro woman. according to the
evidence. and Singer Threatened TO sh1ot
Robinson. Robinson. who was arrested On
cross-charge of disturbing the peace, was
discharged:
CITY AUDITORS REPORTING annual
report of City Auditor Isaac N. Mason for
the fiscal year ending April was forwardel
TO the Mayor yesterday. The report shows
the total cash receipts for the fiscal year
to have been sa.Ils.7l3s9 while the cash bal
anee on hand April 10 4, lsss g. was ssSs3 III 81
the Treasurer was 5000 2oi5i. leaving a
cash balance In the treasury on April ~
tors report is printed in book form and
gives full and accurate account of all the
moneys which he has handled.
GILLERT CASE CONTINUED-The case
of Lille Gillert of No. 9l9 Morgan street
charged with causing disturbance in the
vicinity of Ninth street and Frank In avenue
last Monday evening, was continued in the
Second District Police Court yesterday until
next Friday The police state that she was
calling out "scab'' and that crowd had
gathered. Mrs. Giliert was arrested by OFF,
Ger Brien. who states that he was as
saulted by William Nally. Officer Skeily
arrested Nally, who WAS charged with IN
terferinG with an officer and resisting an
officer. His case was also continued in the
Second District Foiice Court yesterday.
INCORPORATED following CON-
panies fled articles OF Incorporation yes
,erday: G. Riesmeyer Distiing Company:
capital sf50,0c0: stockholders. Gustav Ries-
meyer Anna Ricsneyer and James W.
Cammama Southwestern Railway Publish
ing and Distributing Company; capital 50,
CO., stockholders. James Barker. G.. s.
Crane c. N. Pratt, G. L. Ware, Bryan Sny-
der. II. G. Townsend and f. W. La Beaume.
st. Louis Fur Company. $500; one-half
paid stockholders. IL. a. Diamant, G. IL.
Banks. II. l.. Schaefer and John f. RishofY.
National Paving and Constipation Com
pany: capital 5000; stockholders. r. W.
Schneider. Jr.. Myron Warkley and Louis
IL. Meyer.
OLD WOUND TROUBLESOME-W William
King. a hoilermaker. Of No. ao3, Franklin
avenue was taken to the City Hospital
yesterday. suffering from bullet wound
in the right arm. which. he claims. to have
received on May IS. on that date. he says.
he was standing on a corner watching
some disturbances connected with the
strike when riot call was turned In. A
number Of shots were fired TO scatter the
crowd and he states that he received one
of the bullets in his arm. while he was en-
tering the front door Of house. owing
to The length of time which has elapsed
since the wound was inflicted. II Is now in