The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-31

was a meeting Of homeopathic physicians
last light at the office Of Doctor Edward
street, for the purpose Of taking steps TO
have one of the vacancies, which will occur
AT AT Ful,on f % ON Februaqv u fiiied @ % by homeo-
pathic doctor. Doctor A. H. Schott OF No
SSl1 Delmar boulevard was decided upon for
the office, and Doctor Brady was appointed
to Governor Dockery.
CINCINNATI OFFICIALS IN CITY-The
Lighting Committee Of the City Council of
Cinc'--a = o., was in the city yesterday
inspeetiLg the lighting system in 81. Louis.
pires in 1902. and the gentlemen were OBJ
tainng facts for guidance in awarding the
new contract. The delegates comprised
Messrs Michael Mullen, chairman: Robert
j. O'Brien. Jos. Schweninger, Fred Wueb-
kins. Thomas McDonough and William
Mogby.
WOMAN CHASED THIEvES-Mrs Fred
Heuermann, who conducts a dry goods
store at No. 2201 Cherokee street. COM
plained to the police yesterday that three
men entered her store Tuesday afternoon
and that one of them asked TO see a pair of
gloves While he was looking at them one
OF his companions seized a bolt Of blue dot
ted flannel, put II beneath his overcoat and
ran out Of the store. followed by the other
men. He ran west on Cherokee street and
dropped the flannel at Indiana avenue Mrs.
Heuermann followed the men and recovered
the flannel. The three men escaped
STRUCK BY A CAR-while crossing
Ninth street at the intersection OF Benton
Haagsma, % s. s years % old. Boarding @ at No. IS
Benton street. was struck by car No. 73i
OF the St Louis avenue division OF the ST.
Louis Transit Company and sustainedSa
scalp wound two inches loLg on the right
side of the head and a confusion of the
right hip. Doctor Otto F. Claus. No. 1116
Montgomery street. attended the injured
man. The car was in charge of Motorman
Edward A. Long and Conductor H. L.
Holmes.
SUNSHINE SOCIETY To MEET-The
Sunshine Society of the Purina Mills an or
ganization composed OF the proprietors and
ing hall of the mills. Eighth and Gratiot
streets. The programme contains a vocal
by C. c. Tustin. a chorus by girls of the
operating department. a whistlins solo by
George Powell. recitation by Miss Nellie
talk on ideals by the Reverend G. H. Patton
and a song by the society. Mr.. w. H Dan
forth Is president of the society. G. c. Tus-
tin treasurer and Miss Susie A. Scheck sec
retary.
HONORS FOR ST. LOUIS woMAN-The
American Woman's Art Association of
Monnies its president. Mrs: MacMonnies
is the daughter OF Mr.; and Mrs. Sidney
Fairchild Of No A ~ Finney y,n,u. ayenne. ana thd
sculptor, whom she met aid married in
Paris while studying art in that city. She
was sent abroad in 1857 by the st. Louis
School OF Fine Arts. which gave her a three
years scholarship in recognition of her skill
as a painter. Her success in Europe has
been very great. and her principal work. a
Madonna, has attracted the notice of the
art world.
ST. LOUIS SOLDIER BURIED-The body
of Private George H. Welsh. son Of Mrs.
Jennie Welsch of No. 51i1 Clifton place. and
before his death at the battle Of Daniiup-
ijan. Island of Luzon. February s. 1900. a
member of Company G, Thirty-second In
fantry, received military burial yesterday
morning at Jefferson Barracks George III.
welsh. with his cousin. David r.. left st.
Louis for the Philippine Islands IN 1899. and
although both enlisted in the same regiment,
they never met after reaching Manila. Da-
vid was killed last Thanksgiving Day in
the Island OF Matanzas. An uncle of the
young men. David Welsh, of No. 4z14 Cote
Brilliante avenue. had the body of his
nephew brought to ST. Louis for burial
INCORFoRATED-The Banner Iron
Works yesterday filed articles cf- incorpora-
fion with Recorder of Deeds Kahn. The
capital stock Of $3s.0oo is divided into 80
shares of $40 each. A G. Fish holds 100
shares, Z. c. F. Koken 80. w. T. Koken,