The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
IN The CITY.

GROCERY CLERKS MEET-A special
meeting OF the Grocery Clerks Union was
he'd l Kes'er1ay at 30 p m. at their haIi:
OF the Central Trades and Labor Union
addressed the meeting. Arrangements were
mace for q picnic. TO be given soon
EASTERN STAR PARTY-A lawn party
under the aust ices OF the seven local chap
be given Thursday evening. August z. on
the grounds OF the Masonic Home. There
; will be dancing. music and refreshments.
TO HOLD A RECEPTIoN-A reception
will be held at the reform headquarters. on
Twelfth street. between Olive and Locust
streets. this afternoon. commencing at
O'Clock. Light Refreshments will be served;
A formal OPENING of the headquarters Will
take place the coming week
NAVAL. MILITIA TO MEET-The First
Division. Naval Militia of Missouri. will
hold its regular monthly meeting at the
Armory. Eighteenth and Pine streets
Thursday evening. Lieutenant Commander
Il. ID. Rogers will appoint petty officers
from the oldest members OF the organiza-
ton.
FATHER SEEKS SON-John II. Jacob
son of No. 1Jii5 Columbia Bottom road re-
quested the pciice yesterday to look for his
son. John, - years old. who ran away from
home on July 10. His father Is q. the orin-
ion that he is staying around ths railroad
or stock yards
T.P.A. ExCURsIoN-Two hundred fifty
members o: the Travellers Protective As
ISOLATION. with their wives and families
cial train for Put-in-Bay. Several enter
tainmen;s have been planned for the ex-
cursion.sts' enjoyment
ICE PICK FELL OK HIM-Georxe Bosch
of No $50 South Broadway. employed as a
laoorer at Lemp's !cehouse. al the foot OF
ternoon by an Ice pick which fell from the
top OF the house. d;st nee Of Of forty feet.
a deep cash in the flesh
FUNERAL TO-DAY-Tne funeral Of Min
ME Lille Steinebaker the 1l-month-old
baker. OF Justice Walkers court. viii take
place at . p. m. to-day from Mr.. s,eine-
street. The child died last Friday. The
burial Will be in BsliefoEtaine Cemetery.
HAD HER BOY ARREsTED-Louis Hoff-
man. Is years old. was arrested yesterday
afternoon at the request OF his mother.
Mrs. Anna Hoffman, who lives at No is
her son Is incorriSih!e. She requested Cap
tain Rcyno DIS to have the boy sent 10 the
House of Refuge.
WARRANTS REFCSED-Assistant Pros
ecuting Attorney johnson refused warrants
yesterday against the operators of slot ma
chimes and the cases will go to the Police
Court. whore they Will come up this week.
Paul Angelo, a saloonkeeper at 7g5 North
SlAtn street. anu JdshD mueller, Sd.Obn-
keeper at 1879 Lucas avenue, were arrested
yesterday morning, charged with operating
slot machines.
T p A ENTERTAINMENTS "A :"
Missouri Division. T. T.. A. has arranged
evenings Of pleasure for its members and
their friends. Friday evening. August 10.
an excursion on the City of Providence will
be given. the boat starting from the foot
of Olive street az $50 p. m. Friday evening
August IL, will be T. Z. A. night at the
Suburban Garden. On Monday evening
August q, will occur benefit for the Mis-
souri, Division at Delmar Garden
GARMENT WORKERS MEET.-At a
mass meeting % the Garment Workers
Union. held a: Wenzel's Hail. July "a more
than 100 persons We're admitted to member
that another clothing concern has adopted
the union label. and that the clothing cut
tiers have made an agreement with ono of
the largest clothing manufacturing con-
Germs in the city. with view TO harmony
between employer and empioye. TIL. gar
rnent workers decided to keep M the
assessment for The street railway men.
BOYD INDICTMENT HOIDS-A motion
WIS made in the Court of Criminal t'orrec-
ton yesterday to quash the Indictment.
lice Captain Samuel Boyd of the First Dis- !
trict. Judge Clark overruled the motion
1t set forth that the Indictment specified a
multiplicity of offenses and therefore was
too vague and general. The counsel for /
the prosecution argued that II set forth |
numerous offenses. showing clearly that