The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-05

ANtbse q iSSNtu NtSltIUdN 10 FRANK FdI-
lon Of No. $40 South Broadway and Miss
Anna E. Albright OF Clyman, Wis. The
bridegroom stated that he had been in 81.
Louis since May and Miss Albright recently
came to be welded.
SECRETARY HAMMERSTEIN HOME
Secretary c. l. Hammerstein Of the Board
OF Education returned to St. Louis yester-
day. after a vacation spent in South Haven,
Mich. He whiled away his time on a large
fruit plantation. where he amused himself
BY doing the work of a regular fruit packer.
lie ietufns greatly benefited in health.
BOARD OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS State
Board of Agriculture viii hold its first
meeting since last spring at the IacledS
Hotel this afternoon. The usual routine
business is the only thing 20 be disposed OF,
Secretary J. R. kippy OF Columbia arrived
last night TO take part In the meeting.
MISSING GIRL RETURNs-Fyfteen-year.
Old Anna Ramsay OF No. 1917 North Ninth
street. for whom the police were requested
10 search Monday night. returned TO hes
nome Yesterday morning. She explained
that she had spent the night with a girl
friend in North ST. Louis. and had no&
thought 1t necessary to notify her mother.
ST. BRIDGET"S EUCHRE-St. Bridgeto
Council. No. S, Knights OF Father Matthew,
VIII give a euchre and hop to-night at thu
Scnooi HAL, Jefferson avenue and Stoddar3
street The proceeds will be devoted toward
equippinS the t1fe and drum corps of the
Junior Knights OF Father Mathew. recently
organized. Many prizes will lie awarded tho
successful contestants
LOST E WATCh-sIfss Stella Haven
of No. 17l9 Carroll street lost a valuable
gold watch last night while dancing on the
City or Providence. The dancing floor was
crowded and Miss Hayes thinks that some
one Jerked the watch from it's chain. Tho
loss was announced on the boat and a re-
ward OF SIS was offered for the return of the
watch, but 1t was rot recovered
WANTED IN MISUNDERSTANDING W. 8.
l4iwiess of the Memphis Police Department
arrived IN 81. Louis Yesterday mnFuiDD IN
take back to Memphi Henry 8. Simmons.
d negro who is under arrest here. 1t is
Sdlu that summons Is wanted in Memphis
Tor completely in a dozen burglaries and
rooosries- He was arrested under the name
Oh GEORGE reynolds at No l6es Olive street.
STOLEN PIN RECOvEREDLHenry
JACKSON, u negro. was arrested last night
al Eighth and Pine streets by Officer Bar
ney Reagan of the Central District. Jack
son was identified by Richard Quinn of No.
a., PIhe street as the man who stole a
diamond pin from him. The stolen pin was
found In Jackson's possession and Identified
1y quinn. a warrant will be applied 70. to-
day.
FOUND ~DEAD-Annie Moran. As years
oio, died suddenly without medical at
tehoance In her room on the third floor of
the tenament-house at No. IL North Third
street Monday night Her death is satd IN
ave been due to alcoholism. She had been
urihAinS heavily for several days. Her BODY
was removed to the morgue. where In =
held pending a claimant. She was married.
eral years.
DINE CAUSES A FIGHT-Edward Lainer
OF No. 79 North Twelfth street ana .Iohn
curry or No. 1i2 Linden street, both ne
groes. quarTeled early yesterday morning
IN the Santiago saloon at Twelfth and Nor
found on the floor. Each ore claimed il.
tainer drew a knife and stabbed Curry in
Hesp Mgd sue, he was taken to the City
nouneed serious Lainer escaped.
LOUIS STALLS FUNERAL-The bodv NJ
Louis Stahl: who died Monday at the resi-
esncs or his daughter, Mrs. Heyenbrock,
40. !s.e Benton street. was shipped yester-
burial Mr.. Stahl was 81 years old and had
Resided at Concordia for more than ffty
ABOUT a month ago while ON a visit to Mrs.
Heyenorock, and never rallied. The FUNERAL
will be held to-day.
TO INCORPORATELrhe clothing Arm Of
Baer. Singer & Co. is making arrangements
TO incorporate under the name of the Bear,
capital stock Of 500. 0ee John Oliver and
Lawrence Pearson OF the Schwab Ciething
new company. Adolph Baer viii be presi-
GENT, John Oliver first vice president. L. r..
singer second vice president, l.. B. Cunning
ham secretary. and Ado,ph Raer n &c.,
tary.
TESTIMONIAL TO Mr. BEATY-B. C..
- - %. .NN1OAdS E1O~
Tel. wears an immense sapphire these dayA
Mr. Beatty recently returned from a trip to
the Fast While In Boston he was found
oy several shoe statesmen who make the
western territory and stop at st. Louis.
Ihey took him to a cafe one evening, and
presented the pin to him as a Of
esteem. The stone Is surrounded by small
diamonds and is valued highly by Its pos
SCISSOR.
CAPTAIN TYGARD'S MISSION-Captain
r. j. iygard q Butler, Mo. past Grand
Master OF the Masonic Lodge of Missouri.
was at the Laclede yesterday. Captain Ty-
gard Is a banker at Butler. and was In st.
Louis in the interest of the street fair to
be held in his town next month. The fair
last year was such a success that 1t viii be
Repeated TINS year on a more magnificent
dred pounds and potatoes so large that a
dozen would I'll a basket were exhibited. in
addition to other products.
KIERATH'S BODY RECOvERED-rhe
body of Henry kierath was taken from tho
Mississippi River at the foot of La Banms
morgue. 1t will be taken to Kierath's late
residence. No. 90s North Fifteenth street.
while he and three companions were boat
Ing. Adolph Schlessner Of No. Ills Heb-rt
street was also drowned. and his body fas
not been recovered. Henry Engling of No.
zoos North Fifteenth street and Ed schultz
of No. no North Fifteenth street were res
cued.
WIFE WAS DISCHARGED-Zora Tries
ter was fined SIS In the Second District Po-
lice Court yesterday on a charge Of dis
turbing the peace Of Mrs. Minnie Dennison.
The two women were found engaged in a
light at Twelfth street and Washfns1pn
avenue, August 20. by Detectives Badger
and Cordell and placed under arrest They
preferred cross charges Of disturbing the
peace against each other. The cases were
to trial. Mrs Dennison said that her hus-
band left her and paid attentions to Miss
Triester. Mrs. DenntSOn was discharged.
INCORPORATED1Three new companies
filed articles Of incorporation yesterday.
The Eureka Exploration Company l. CAPT.
talized at $1,000. all paid in and divided
into 100 shares Of 800 each. Charles Clark
is the owner OF fifty shares. Enrique 8.
Barreira of twenty-five and Hubert p. Taus-
sig of twenty-five. The capital of the Regei
Flour Company also Is 10000. divided into
100 shares of 800. all of which are paid.
Charles Regel holds ninety shares. William
Klinger eight, and George l. Zimmerer two.
The ST. Louis WALLPAPER CompaEy Is cap
italiZed at s, 900, all paid. The thirty shares
are distributed as follows: Helen NJ
Beardslee, twenty-eight: Franklin p. Jones,
one. and John 8. Bel, one.
HURT BY A CAR-Mrs. Ferdina Kumpf
of No. 1913 Ohio avenue was knocked down
and painfully injured by a Chouteau ave-
nue. car yesterday morning. She Is 60 years
old, and on account Of her age IL Is feared
that the accident may result seriously. Mrs.
Kumpf attempted to cross the street ahead
section of Ohio avenue. IL was approach
ing more rapidly than she thought and
caught her in the middle of the track. She
was knocked down with violence and