The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27
SCHOOLS.
IN THE CITY.

5 IN THE CITY. :
! ZEITZ HAS nIsArPEAHED-H Henry
7 IeitZ. ~ years Ola. E1s been missing from
! his home u; No. 81. Garfield avenue since
| July =.
! DOCTOR STARKIOFF Is FISHING
| Health Commissioner Max starklon hts
| been granted Il leave OF absence anu Is
| away on II six days fishing trip.
FELL FROM TRAPEzE-John II. Kohr-
| ing Of No. ~! Salisbury street, IN mueT
| Of the s. Louis Rowing Club. while sX-r@ls-
! ing i'm the clubs gymnasium yesterday ait
| .rrOon tell from L trapeze ana Broke ms
/ let leg.
CAMP JACKSON CELEBRATIONS
military festival in honor q! the thirty
ninth anniversary OF Camp Jackson Will be
held under the auspices OF Colonel Has-
I SenieUl"i Post. 1T ConCUrdia Park. sunday.
! July -.
| CONTEMPLATE.S LOCATING HERE-C.
! j.. Person. one If the most successful pan
| talon supply men in the South. is in the
city visiting friends in Cabsnne. Mr. Pier
| son is contemplating making ms nome III
! ST. Louis and is now making preparations
| 10 build a residence here.
INCOPPOR ATEy-Th Beacon Hin Zinc
| Company filed articles Of inCoTppratiou yea
! rday: capital. $3.50. Stockhcidrrs-Georee
: IL ACddeI. W II. tidfEL21ft j. NJ. Jo1fisol.
| Irving Wood. T. w STANLEY, J. /; STANLEY.
| J. 7. Msaaer Lester VI. Hall, II. X. Hyatt
and Eugene Lumeiius.
| INDORSED MIR. MCANN's ACTION
! The Franchise Repeal League held IFS reg
| ulsr meeting last night AT No alZ Nort6
! twelfth street. y resolution was idsStG
! in which tht. organization inIorsed the ac-
| Jion of John J. Mccann in going to IN
! WOTkuouso rather than pay a license Tor
| running 4 real estate business.
TO INCREASE CAPITAL sTOCK-At a
! meeting If the stockholders II the LacieIe
| Power Company yesterday il MAS voted 10,
| increase the capital stock of the company to
7 S,,ao,o The company heretofore has So
! cured It's power from The LacleJe Gas Com
1 i,duy, but Il has decided TO erect lis own
! power plant. and the additional money WAS
/ needed for this purpose
| INVESTIGATION CONCLTpBD - The
| special auditing committee which has ben
| investigating the accounts oi the GetHi,t
bus line committee of nifty COnCiuded ~
| IibOrs yesterday afternoon. \ formal r.
/ port will be made 10 the central Trades
| ana Labor linton at its next meeting. IL
| was reported that no discrepancies nave
| been found IN the accounts.
EXCHANGE: DIRECTORS MEET-The
! Board Of directors OF the Merchants EN-
cnanse rlet yesterday afternoon to nohsieet
the question of the distribution Of market
reports. bat no definite action VAS taken
! After dis. .-sins various plans. 1t Was finally
decided to- refer The matter iu the commit
! Zee on Quotations. with instructions u con-
slider ana report al the next meeting of the
board.
WATERMAN HAMMER MiSSlNG-The
police have been requested tn locate Max
hammer. % ears old, VINO has been missing
from his home. No. II! Sidney street, since
Wednesday noon. He Was employed As
Waterman In the cotton mill at Thiri ana
..yf,t streets. Cariain Schroeder ~ tn
Second District had several men hooking
| uut for the Old Waterman yesterday, but he
was not found.
Will. REPORT TO-pAy-At the meeting
az the 30 ri Of Public improvements to-day
the Sewer Committee will report lis d:Sisi@n
Cusc= rning the private sewer bulit from the
i.aC!ede Power CJmp3uy's piant 10 the foot
of Ri Idle street Secretary M.tlack spoke
60 the committee yesterday ana said ms
company iuteuds that the two pipes shall
lee used FOX draining purp0sfs and not as
intakes.
TRAINING SCHOOL ENCCRSION-The
managers Of the WOmdf's Training Scnoci
viii give the fourth excursion of the series
tomorrow evening on the steamer Ciiy al
Providence, which leaves the foot OF ohve
street. at o'clock. Musical prosTammss
have been arranged for the upper ana loN-
e. decks Tickets can Dr. had at No. Ills
Olive street aud AT the school. No. lbs LO-
Gust street.
HAD STOLEN SiIOES-Br!dget Holmes.
g. years old. who has no particular place
nj sixth and Franklin avenue by officer
Somers of the Fourth District. charged
with stealing 2 pair OF sn""s from rh rs:
shoes were found ia her possession. ard a
warrant for petty larceny Will be applied
FOR to-day.
MILITARY FESTIVALr-The annual mill
itary festival and reunion OF Colonel HAS
srndeubeI Post, q. \. h, commemorative
the capture OF Camp Jacksin, VIII take
place next sunday at COncordia Park In
ih- afternoon there VIII be parade by tns
veterans. a hauI concert by EckharHt
Military Band. and contests Oh al SORTS
An address viii be delivered by I. NJ Stei-
ret Gf the NatonA! toun'I o. Anmlu's.
trati.n \ grand fireworks Display viii
close the days pieaSute.
PIiuIPPINE VETERANS-Th Philip
nine Islands Veterans of ST. Louis will hold
meeting tr night at their headquarters III
attend ih, reunion to be held at Denver.
Aususi 10 to Is of the Colorado Society. |
Army Of the Philippines. The delegation
fIori ST. Louis viii Try to SECURE the next |
reunion for ST. Louis and has the PROMISE |
of the cooperation of number of the |
other delegates to this end. liz IL requested |
thai ali men in tine city who served In the |
Philippines attend this meeting.
10 FORM MISSOURI BRANcH-A move !
neul H. on foot 10 establish Missouri |
shorthand reporters association in atiilid- |
ton with the Naton9l shorthand Reporters |.
Association. There are in this city many |
members Of the national association. and |
these. with other shorthand reporters. not |
Of tie association. are pushing The new en- |
terpris. Meetings will ne held In the Lin |
mar building. August ii. between 10 "A. IN. |
and : O'Clock u. IN, the purpose OF which is !
t. reflect "A local oiganizat lion under the /
auspices OF the national association.
INQUIRIES FOR HER FArHER-Chief !
OF Police Campbell received letter yesteT- |
day from Miss Elizabeth Flood of No. $50 !
Thirty-cisht street. Chicago, Ill. requesting /
Information Of her father. Thomas Flood, !
who left the family home In Chicago fifteen 4
years ago. THE last we heard of him.
the letter reads he was in St Louis That |
was four years ago. lie was once a sailor. /
hui now 1 think that he is "A iaborer. | l
also heard he was married again and had "A /
family. He used TO work In the coal bus |
ness in st. Louis. Ny mother is dead !
three years. and would like to find him
MOTORMAN'S FINE SrAYED-Ciorlon |
Putnam and Charles r.. Smith moiurman |
and conductor OF a Benton and Beileion- |
tame car. who were charged with disturb |
ing the peace of Mrs. Mary Long or NJ. !
2i,9 North Tenth street were tried ga the 4
Second District Police Court yesterday.
smith was fined s. AMI PT;n I'm was as /
CHARGED Mrs. Long averred that the men |
stopped their car in front of her house ON /!
last Tuesdsy evening and frightened her T,
~ fEaf- a no