The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13
IN THE CITY.

I lNtoRfcRATED-Th 1t. Louis Tailor
inE company i.lcd articles Of incorporation
HtSt-r!S. capital. $.fsi; stockholders, W
fried
STRtCK by \ CAR While Henry WearC
, OF ~. 4e!o Lincoln avenue was crossing
E-ith street on Gliv. lie was struck by
strip car No ~ Of the olive street division
ana received two slight bruises on the mead
RE refused 70 go To- the CiIy bISpcEsaTy
Sticking HER HCsHAND-AIrs. Charles
/. J. t!'z, =. years Odd. Of No. liB North
tahitt avenue, Chicago, in Il i-ltcr to Chief
Campbell requests igiorn,aiiu Of her bus
band. WHO has been missing from his Chi
C-a" i"l'.t Tor several weeks. she thinks
Il, came 10 81. Louis
SERVANT DIES SUDDEN AIDA But
lei. - years old. empiuye ed as =. servant ut
NJ. .lO Market street died suddenly In her
, room yesterday. She had been sick for sew
eral diys ami was under the treatment of
Doctor Bank t.; No !S2i South broadway.
, TIE t"HN was ,i'luE'd To the m"rSuc.
TELL. OFT or \ WINDOW John Adler.
whllr sitting in = Scr"Hi-s;aTy window at
mis- boarding horse "a NJ. 1913 south comp
ton avenue. accidentally lost his balance
ana lei! 10 the ground, Il distance nf tfte.u
feet He sustained = sever" Injury TO the
spine and several decorations Of the scalp.
EXPLODED A BoMB-Car No. of the
mon b'Trt line while going south un
icishteenth street between Franklin av-
'aIr and wash street shortly after mid
ntSht ye5lerG~y morning passed over a
bomb, which exploded. No damage WIS
car IA '''o
FAiRELL'S THIRD VENTI-RE-In the
notice OF the marriage Of Thomas 5 Far
feI! ana Miss Mary Sheahon. in Tuesdays
Republic, IL Was enormously stated TIA,
F'arrelrs first wife died a YEAR AGO Ills
irSt wife who was Miss Victorine Margaret
Rice died twenty years ago. His second
year ago.
RUN DOWN BY CYCLIsT-Mrs. Maggie
SNYDER, G3 years Old, OF No MS south
Fourteenth street. VS. seriously irIilII.i
last night about o'clock. in a collision
Win = bicycle ridden by Henry Lee OF No.
ms risyeth and RutgCr streets when struck
by the bicycle She WAS knocked down aGl
badly bruised about the body. An ambu-
lance was summoned ana size was con
Neyed u her home.
UNION CLUE ROOF sHow-The Union
tiG5 gave novel and agreeable enter
taiiimenJ at its clubhouse iast night This
w!S = roof garden variety show. About ~
siuD members ami their guests assembled
w on the roof. which WAS decorated with
ChneSe lanterns, palms and flowers l.. gar
,,r!f's-'inrntS were served at ijtle -ouId ia
bies' after which The Programme was COM
mcnceG The numb RS consisted oI music.
diiioSu''s ard Rotations. Miss t,ssir Boyd.
daughter OF Sergeant Boyd, made a gUea.
.iI- WIZ! ieE tuUH songs
SPANISH MOBILES EN- ROUTE-The
Mon Station contained Two members OF
Spain : nobility for short time last night.
the Spanish Minister to Mexico ana the
Marquis de cajora arriving ON the Van
GaIia u $40 p. m and going on the NJ.
IN /. en- .outc for the City Of Mexico
few inmates later Neither of THE pair
could speak English flu, Htly, AMI tn. sery-
ices OF II. McFarlau5, oue OF The ushers
al the station. were utilized a interpreter.
He Showe': the twO TO their train. and Was
ie"aTGed by Il tip OF 50 bestowed by the
Spanish Minister.
WANT MORE RcOM-A committee from
the Courthouse called on Mayor ZiegeG-
helm yesterday TO petition a division of the
be vacated by tie removal Of thu office Of
the Recorder Of Deeds TO the first floor uf
the New City Hall. judge Fisher. Judge
Spencer. Clerk Murphy of the Court Of Ap-
peas ana Arpa y. Crane, 81 the New L.
tEdrH Association. We're H. the committee
which called upon the Mayor. They were
tuiI that any agreement among themselves
&c 10 the division of the uuUcCUp!cd rooms
"ouii Le satisfactory Ia the Mayor.
QUARANTINE HOSPITAL CI.OSED-AU
the remaining patients at the smallpox
Quarantine station were Yesterday MIS-
charged and the station was practically
closed up. Three nurses WHO have been re
ttln'i at tn station regularly were. tenn
pur"Ti!y discharged. one nurse viii he re-
laine1' for emergencies which may arise
1 W. patients who are being held at the
isolation ward are not yet Discouraged but
VIA BE- soon unless alarming symptoms
t,estlop. From November l6. 1898. To April
~, -fOc, there were sisty-IWu eases If small
Don at the quarantine station ana since
April l". the beginning of TN, pr cent ES-
cal ear. there were fgrty--ix cases Only
one death has occurred. Sarah Keapdo hav-
ing died on March =.