The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-11
In the City.

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UNIFORM RANK LAWN P~AETY-The
Uniform Rank. knights nf Father Mathew.
viii give a lawn party Wednesday evening,
June -. al Athletic Park. Grand auL Suli-
van avenues
ORPHANS AID SOCIETY MEETING
The 81. Louis German Protestant Orphans
Ali Society Of the ST Charlie Rex road
wall meet in regular session ~to-nizIT IN TIE
Imperial building. No. slS Pine street.
GROCEHs MEET To-NIGHr-The 81.
louis Retail Grucers' Association VII meet
tonight At Grocer Hall. ~. i- Oiise
street to discuss the p~articipatIel u the
Srpccrs In the coming Fourth q July ccls-
braiiCn.
SEEMS HIS WIFE-Wiuiam Oh lry #
NJ. "a. Manchester avenue yesterday re-
3uested The police 70 assist him H. locating
las wife. Annie. who left III house 1T
noon saturday. He has heard nothing from
her since.
THERESA MCGEE FILES SUIT
Th"ieSa McGc. tied suit Yesterday against
Francis J. Hoffman for {l0iVf daml-es FOR
alleged breach If promise she av"Is that
h. promised TO marry her december Is,
lNS. bu; failed and refused to DO So.
BOY REPORTED MESSING Inward
Clayton # No. i2l0 Blaine avenue. yesterday
requested the police 10 locate his I1-ycar-Oii
brother. Robert Clayton. who has b-,u alb
sent from horne since June !. ON June hsy
WAS seen at Folsom and Tower Grove ave.
nues-
ITALIAN CHURCH OUTING-An outing
was enjoyed sunday at oicnstcin's Grove.
NJ. 5S. Edstun avenue. by the c.ner-sa-
ton Of The Italian Roman Catholic Church.
Fralkiin avenue and Morgan street There
NIs EHnsirH in the r4Nlltgl- and Pa ffisG IN
The grounds.
The -. Louis Christian Eadeavor Union
held its installation exercises At First Pres
hNterian church last evening. the Reverend
;, 7. Mckinney Presiding The address OF
the occasion was delivered by the Fever
end Charles Watson. pastor OF First United
Hresbytcras Church.
SALOONS REPORTED OPEN-The fol-
lowing saloons We're reported open after l
O'Clock IN the morning by the polio yester-
laS; Al'Asmdsr Gi%ssius. ". Ia, East"n
aNenie. Albert johnson. NJ: - North
broadway; John II. Floerke. Ne. 1865 I'm
ton street; Edward Paulsen. No. l>,i Fiddle
street: Daily Bros. No. 1856 Franklin avenue;
Adam Erisnola. No. 3ige Olive street.
FOUND DEAD IN HIS ROOM-Wmiam
Brrmm"r. "A iaborer. - years oil. was found
dead in q vacant room on the third floor OF
the building at No. 81 Poplar street yester-
day afternoon by Bernard Cusick. a bar
tender. at No. al Poplar street. Brcmmer
ieft the saloon at 1879 O'Clock Sunday night.
and that was the last seen OF him alive.
Epii.psy IS supposed TO have caused his
death.
NEGRO'S SKULL FRACTCRED-while
att mpting 70 jump from a patrol wagon
early yesterday morning. Ellis Hopkins. a
negro. living at No. IN O'Fallon street. was
struck by "a policeman with his club and
suffered a compound fracture of the skull
The negro han been arrested at High and
Morgan streets on 4 charge Of disturbance
Of the peace. lie was sent TO the City Hos
pital.
JURY FAILED To AGREE-The jury in
the case OF James Jackson. "A negro.
charged with attempted Illegal voting. re-
ported To Judge WOOD yesterday that il had
failed To reach an agreement. Judge Wood
discharged the jury and the case was re-
set for Trial in the latter part Of the term.
jackson. 1t Is CHARGED. attempted to vote
the name Of Li,tleton Walker in the
Eleventh Precinct OF the Fifteenth Ward,
at the city election on April 2
ARRAIGNED ON CHARGE OF FRAUD
j. Arthur Nelson, the former -. Louisan
who was arrested by United States Mar
shals at Guthrie Center. Ia. Saturday. On
"a charge of using the mails to defraud. was
arraigned yesterday In the United States
District Court on an Indictment returned
Jury. Nelson entered a plea of not guilty.
Pending his trial. which has not been set.
Nelson was held in bonds of sLG1t. in de-
laAlN VI tlll If WIS NblillillNlCA 10 l.At-
OLLIE JACKSON ARRESTED ollie
Jackson. the negro who shot ard killed
Charles and Richard Carr. negroes. over a
craps game IN Curtis's saloon. at Nineteenth
and Chestnut streets. early sunday morn
ing. was arrested In a house at Twelfth and
Gay streets at 3 O'Clock yesterday morning
by Sergeant Nolte and Policemen O'Leary
and Altemeyer. An inquest was held on the
bodies Of the Carr brothers yesterday after
noon and a verdict OF homicide was re-
tanned.
MAY HAVE BEEN MURDERED-The |
police are Investigating the death of George |
Jones. "A negro. whose body was found In a
vacant lot fifty yards north of Manchester |
avenue and thirty yards east Of Macklind |
avenue. 1t Is thought to be "A murder. l
There were several bruises on the head. and |
blood was issuing from a cut back of the |
right ear. The right wrist was badly cut. |
An open pocket knife. covered with blood. |
was found in his right sleeve. Arson Gray |
of No. 1873 Barron avenue. Abe Ming and |
John Pitts are locked up at the Mounted |
District Police Station on suspicion. |
DISPUTE OVER DENTAL wORK-A |
dispute between Clara r. Mum of No. l6i. |
South Second street and Doctor X. NJ. May 1
ers. a dentist at No. 605i. Olive street. over /
dental work. which the former claimed had
not been done according TO agreement. re-
suited In both being taken TO the Central
District Police station in a patrol wagon /
yesterday afternoon. Doctor Mayors re-
quested the woman's arrest on a charge Of
the peace. bu; Captain Reynolds |
refused to lock the woman up. The dentist |
then said he would not prosecute the woman |
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