The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-24
IN THE CITY.

QUALIFIED ~ EXECUTIIN-Mars l.
) retta =. Roth qualified yest'gaIy as *
/ ,tstriN cf the viii Of Adam Npth. ",h 'Ss
J estate is valued Il Si5ttol. she Il he WIDOW
/ OF air. Eutn.
| INCORPORATE The Century Coffee
! ami Sui"" Company nled arti.l.s Of inc1r-
: u"fattua yesterday. capital. $500" STOCK
/ holleEs-Gootse Frotheru, Edward D!erkeT'
! {. II. Cloust"n a-d charles .roshero.
! PHARMACISTS EXCUEsIoN-A river
! excursion Oh ihe ste tHeT 'iiy or iFoFit'n .
: auspices ~ 'I. Alumni Association o. the
-. LD'.is College OF Phtfracy. the ass -
! c.ariUu ky, L lp entertain ilr5e nun
Der az lis friends
! BECAME III oN '"HANGE-W. T. VIII
Q kiis. or. If Inc oldest m Ebtts Of the VI r.
{ 81 mis- ENe'.an-.. ueri.iic Hl yCst".ulF
rl'rri.- ON change ana suddenly frii 40 the
: floor. Nj wilkins waS carried - ne r.
I tUHdd. WEsr" gc-toratlVeS Erlc APPLIED, and
later he WAS removed to his home
RETAIL MERCHANTS DEPNRT-Onc
hundred and iilty 81. Louis retail mo-
. chants departed IN a special train over ihs
burlington ROAD yesterday morning for ~
Joseph. Mo, to attend the convention and
| picnic Of the retail merchants "t Missouri
The convention VII! meet this morning and
/ VIII adjourn Fri-.ay. II will b" the first
meeting held by the retail merchants.
WARRANTS yssi'ED-Assistant Prose
cutting Attorney Johnson issued warrants
Christ Nea, Jr.. and Max Hopper. who
v .rc arrested early Sunday morning in con-
n.rti"n with .hc nssIu,t on The isa!en
street "dt-, opposite %cT's Grove. In the
disiuTha Ec" William Dunn, noturnan "f
one Of the cars. was shot in the right thigh.
AFTER TINFoIL THIEVES hun
drcd pounds Of 5iufoi'. valued ~ $l.,Jo. Were
stolen from BDyce BROTHERS. tobacco manu-
lactrrsrs' supply company, two v eks ago.
s.. Louis detectives traced the stuff 10 chi
ClSp, where II was lCcats,. in second
hand store. II has been shiposd back 20 St.
LOUIS and the police are On the t'aIi OF the
thieves.
WAR RECORDS FOR 9. \. E.-Colonel
General Of the Dep rtmaGt cf Missouri. -.
\ Il. is in receipt OF letter from Chgrles
District, iafurWiu- him that he has direct
81 i''HJ complete set ~ the war r"cords
published iy tn Govesnrl,n; De sent to the
DEPARTMENT headquarters. The sci comprises
about 10 volume ard will be greatly ap-
prcaiated by the veterans.
POOR CHILnREN's crTING-The nth
d-en was given YESTERDAY morning under
the direction Of Pre- den; Frank Wymtn
an! Secretary NerGi.r ~ tn Industrial
Farm Association. The children. 20 the
uEWNfr Of i"'. We're gath Ped through the
various mi sions. At intervals for two weeks
they vii! have a frgiir 1T h. Industrial
Farm at Eureka Springs. Ark.
80 fs'-'' ~ l'll / E-ts : Fll.LD-Ile
body ~ Nary Jaquius was buried in pot
tfE's field yesterday morning. !. l.. Con
o|ay % Fr,-iri"is own. No. who had tcle-
@rtphsE In Coroner LLOYD - hold the body
as he thought he could give II burial wrote
yesterday that he had f1il'd o. raise the
money. II" asked that ~" grave lie marked
nieh, r=Erov, the body. Gonowsy said that
81" vas no r7'ativ. OF his. hut the family
loved h-r dearly"
GONE TO PARIS Harold johnson. on
cisl St"EDgr7 uL1r If the Circuit Court n
this city departed last uichr for Paris
France. WHORE he viii b. engaged for some
time in the interests of the Worlds Fair Ia
he held In st. Louis ir 1873 After finishing
ms cd'ieS IN Paris, hr. Johnson expects -
Francis and o he's will 90 to Paris in p
toahcy. where bU"c-C will ha established
IN the interests OF the s. Louis Worlds
LISEAIAN HVRT-walter Burton Of No
29lH Olive street n fireman for the -. Louis
Transit Comp ny. 'aiI from the platform of
his rcpai: wagon yesterday morning. while
mfntiHs The feed wire in front IF No 3ll9
South broadway He sustained q fracture
Of tic riCh, leg and general shaking up.
an ambulance conveyed him 20 the : nth
Sid Ni-psnsarv and then to the 81 Johns
H'sif'ai Wh'Tc his condition was pro-
n0Uuc5d serious.
SPECIAL. COMMITTEE ,rEETs-Tse
Special committee appointed b. the city
Council To inquire into the MANAGEMENT 4
the SuITy commissioners office. held
short session late yesterday afternoon In
The Law Department Offices in the civ
Hail. CITY Counselor Schuurmacher. who
app-areo before the committee defined the
what had been done. Following the consul
t4tion with Mr.. Schnurrna cher the commit
tee adjourned To the Council COMMITTEES
room, where another half hours conference
took place.
NEW ASSESSMENT BOOKS-The rev
: FrFt.~ HH BE-. in = f.kt
the State. schcgl and city taxes for ra1o
were received Yesterday bv Assessor Fred
sT'ek. Al -" entries will have been made
ty August =. when the books will he d.
live-et ru Comptroller Sturgeon and The
bills prepared. collections VIII h. com
menc"1 on September !. The real estate |
s. 2oi.'2' arsi-st s752 So 90 for last year.
an Increase ~ s. G'S.G.0. The State Tna-i
~ EGualjzation.' said Assessor Frederick.
rs working IN the railroad and street rail-
was assessments. When they are add |
- IN tho REGULAR tax list the assessments
for 1870 VIII exceed %0,oHAco."
FIGHT ~ = DUMP BOAT-Fr4nk An
dorson ~ W. l1o9 South vcnth street, n |
driver for m" s.. Louis Transfer Company,
i-l - sheep Yesterday al noon In his wg..-
on, which he mad driven cf;ro tho dunn b7ot |
p! the foot ~ Barton street Horny Er1n-
ser. the watrhni:u On the heat. aroused |
and l~1nicker struck Nrdcrsan 0r, tho H.
twice with HIS club. Anderson -etaIiated by
WELDING on" ~ his wagon stakes on Pr,
0ker's bead knocking him down ana ,cr
H"rinS him unconscious. An ambulance con
'eyHi both men :" the South Side Dspen-
airy. where u vas found that Branickcy's |
skull was fractured. He was sarf 10 .Nc
!;v 'fospt Anderson was arrested. IFS
flifi-s consist a. TWO scalp wounds. Bran |
"F'rS condition Is said TO he serious He Is |
married ana lives with HIS family AT M TO- |
81. George street. |