The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-05

Ihirteelth and Monroe streets and Ginsnns
was hurried to the office OF Doctor DUG
suffer, at No. 23i0 North Fourteenth streel.
where his injuries were treated and ne
was sent home
John Peters. a bookkeeper. p years old
was one OF the Fourth OF July victims OF
sro~u or men at his home. Nc. aSs Ewins
avenue. shooting blank cartridges yester-
Gay morning. when he was accidentally
shot IN the thigh. He is single.
-Seathe Priscilla. a young negress. Y
years Old. VINO lives at No. l2il Morgan
street; was one of the first victims of the
r0It,h OF July celebration. She was shot
IN the left arm by a negro named Elijah
mormon In front Of No. 14l5 Lucas avenue
tsy aine Time after midnight Tuesday night.
Inc woman said that Mormon asked her to
Ueat 10 beer. She refused ana declared
that ne fired at her.
e-fat Caraghan. IS years old. living at
Seh,t,h1Ieenth and Mullanphy streets, while
walking on Third street. between Carr and
Bldale streets. was struck by a spent bullet
IN the left instep. He was taken to the
11ity DiSpensary and his wound dressed by
poctor johnson. who pronounced 1t not Sc
iiouS. ana he was sent home.
,;- nile shooting revolver In the rear of
MIS- ms ,hYme No, S2s North Eighth street. 10.
niihse!f In the palm of his right hand. The
Wound was dressed by Doctor Hermann of
No. so2 Morgan street, who pronounced it
Joseph Klaus. while passing Seventh ard
biddie streets about ESQ y. m. was shot in
ane iett hand by blank cartridge fired by
an unknown person. His left arm was
nadIy burned. lie was taken to the City
Dispensary and the wound dressed by Doc
tor Johnson, Being into& icated he was aft
Police Station
Charles Shepherd of No. 3ils Wisconsin
avenue was struck in the face by ball
from Roman candle and slightly injured.
a bah from Roman candle last night
struck Jacob Weiticy of No. 2l2 Barry
street in the lief, cheek. and inflicted slight
wound.
The premature explosion of can of
powder Yesterday afternoon will probably
COS; Jacob Schriener of No. 1854 South
Third street his eyesisht. Schriener was
sparks from his cigar ignited the powder
and caused the explosion.
Robert Hayes OF No. 100 Morgan street
was injured In the right hand by the explo-
sion Of cannon firec-acker. He was re-
moved 10 the City hospital
a blank cartridge from a 2e-caliber re-
NolVer yesterday injured the hand of Ed
gar Brooks. IL years old. of No. 350l South
Second street
Robert Hays. a baker living at No. 1903
hotsan street. was seriously injured by the
he had Just lighted. lie was standing in
front OF his home and lit the cracker, in
tending TO throw /; into the street Ii ex-
pioded almost Immediately. however, and
blew two of his fingers off. besides tear
Ing the rest of the hand very badly. He
was treated at the City Hospital by Doctor
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John New, a iaborer. WIS shot in the left
hand while amusing himself with a PTS
to- and blank cartridges. He accidentally
discharged the weapon. receiving the wai
and q quantity Of burnt powder In his
hand. He was taken to the City Hospital
While c. II. Kennedy. - years old. OF
NO 100 North Sixteenth street. was carry
Ing can of powder last night the powder
became ignited and Kennedy's hands were
badly burned.
Julian Jesch. % years old. OF No. 1910
North Market street. was injured in the
face last night by the premature explosion
81 a cannon firccracker.
Charles Meyer. : years old, of No. COS
Penrose street, was slightly injured last
night by the explosion of "A 22-calibcr re-
rolver.
Mrs. Kate Griese. o. years old. OF No.
is0S North Twenty-thirj street. was struck
In the breast yesterday afternoon by bull
let while she was sitting in front of her
residence. The injury is not considered Sc
-ious hy Doctor c. W. Schaub OF No 1902
street. who dressed the wound.
William Sickman % years old. of No.
80 North Ninth street. while firing OFF a
cannon firecracker in the rear of his resi-
ience last night. was badly burned about
he eyes by powder