The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-05
IN The CITY.

1NCORPORATED-The Royal Chemical
Company filed articles Of incorporation yes
terday: capital, 5000. Stockholders-Charles
W. Bardenheier. Charles A. Rausher and
Flora Gardenheier.
MARY FAY RELEASED-Mary Fay. who
was arrested at her home. No 1924 Chou.
teau avenue, Friday night on charge OF
conducting a baby farm. was released yes
terday. as the police had no case against
her.
MIR. FRIEDRICH WILL. REST-Mr. J.:
NJ. Friedrich who. since the formation OF
the Burton Ale and Porter Brewing: Com
ager of that company, has resigned his po-
sitton and withdrawn from the concern. to
take a much-needed rest.
WANTS RECEIVER APPOINTED-Nan-
cy r. Norman applied to the Circuit Court
yesterday to have receiver appointed for
the Safety Building. and Loan Association.
She alleges that The association has not
been conducted properly. An order to show
cause why a receiver should not be appoint
ed. returnable next Wednesday. was issued.
soDAL1TY LAWN PARTY-The annual
lawn party Of st. Malachy's Young Mems
Sodality will be given at st. Malachy's
Park. corner Garrison and Clark avenues.
Friday evening, August II, for the benefit
of the parish association. A dancing plat
form has been provided for the occasion
and number OF entertaining features will
be introduced.
THROWN FROM A CAR-H. ]. Horn. a
clerk, who lives at No. 2340 Olive street, was
attempting to board a Suburban car at
Fourth and Pine streets yesterday after
noon at 2 o'clock and was thrown to the
ground Officer Noonan. who was standing
on the corner. assisted Mr.. Horn to his
feet. He complained Of pain in his shoul-
sary, and took an Olive street car to his
home.
GARMENT WORKERS LABEL - The
granted the union bel to Rosenthal & Des-
berger, one of the largest clothing manu-
featuring firms in the city. Several other
label, but agreements have not yet been
signed. Otto Ehrhardt. national secretary of
the Garment Workers, is quite i'll with pneu-
EDINGER VIOLENTLY INsANE-Gus-
tave Edinger. who attempted to escape from
the -Four Courts on Friday, is now violently
insane at the City Hospital and has to be
kept strapped to his cot. He becomes deliri-
Gus with rage. whenever certain attendants
of the institution pass his cot, especially in
the case of the men who helped to strap
him down when he was first brought in.
Unless some method of quieting him is hit
upon before long. it is feared that he will
exhaust himself with continual ravfng.
ASLEEP ON THE TIEs-James D. Byell
is years old of No. 1924 North High street,
went to sleep on a pile Of ties in the switch
ing yards at Madison, ILL.,, yesterday morn
ing. While he was asleep a switch engine
backed against the pile of ties, knocking it
down. In the fall Byell sustained fracture
of the right arm. He boarded a train. which
brought him to st. Louis. An ambulance
met him at the station and conveyed him to
his home His condition is not serious.
MODERN NOVEL CLUB-The list of
books which. the Modern Novel Club is to
consider and discuss the coming winter
season has been prepared by Mrs. G. II.
Stone, the president of the club. who Is
at Mich II ns1u6es
Eliot; Counting the Cost" 1.-The Wisdom
of Fools" Deland: 1.-The Children of the
Mist" Philpotts: THE Bridge Builders" in
THE Days Work" Kipling and The Bur-
TO RAISE BENEFIT FUND-The Steam
Railway Employees of st. Louis. composed
of the orders of Railway Conductors. and
connective, Engineers. Locomotive Firemen
and Railroad Trainmen. and Switchmen,s
Union of North America, will give picnic
at Spanish Lake. on the Burlington road.
Sunday. August 26. The object of the picnic
is to raise a fund to be distributed among
the widows. orphans and destitute members
of employees of the transit company, who
lost their positions through the strike.
GOES TO FORT RILEY-George w. Few,
transportation agent Of the Quartermaster's
DepSStment. with headquarters in st. Louis.
left heSe for Fort Riley yesterday to he
present at the moving Of o. sey
to San Francisco. The battery: which is of
the heavy siege variety, is designed for
China and will be removed to that country
as soon as transport facilities will allow.