The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-11
In the City.
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CHARITY EUCHRE-A charity euchre
for the benefit Of Logan Woman's Relief
Corps viii be given this afternoon. begin
ming at 2:30 o'clock, al abe home OF Mrs.
Roper in Frazer Park.
FELL DEAD AT wASHTUB-Hattie Dor
Kings highway. fell dead over the washtub
yesterday at noon. 1t is supposed that she
was Frustrated by the heat.
sALooNKEEPERs REPORTED - The
following saloonkeepers were reported to
Chief Kiely as keeping open after l o'clock:
George 7; kollns; No @. asoi South Jefferson 80
vols avenue.
FOUND DEAD IN K1TcHEN-Nichola
Reiss, a laborer, 50 years old, Of No. 1925
Biddle street. dropped dead of heart failure
yesterday morning. His body was found in
the kitchen Of his home by Frank Reiss.
son OF the deceased.
THIEF RANsAcKs HoUSE-In the alb
sence Of Mrs. Maggie Duessel Of No. 1913
Ohio avenue from her home Tuesday after
noon some one forced open the back door
and ransacked the house. Five dollars and
gold ring were stolen from q wardrobe
drawer.
SAYS GIRL IS INcoRR1GIBLE-Ida
Hammer, the A-year-old daughter Of 1. l.
was sent to the Convent Of the Good Shop
herd Yesterday afternoon at the request Of
her father, who says that she is incorrigi-
BILE.
CONTRACTORS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
contractors are complaining because the
appropriation bill ts not passed. and some
tracts II they are not soon paid for tho
work so far done. They may hold a meeting
this week to decide upon a course.
FINED ON PLEA OF GuILrY-Patrick
Walsh. arrested ten days ago on charge
Of stealing cutlery and hardware from the
been employed for twenty years. pleaded
guilty to petit larceny In the Court OF Grim
inal Correction yesterday and was fined 800.
TRAINING SCHOOL ExCURsIoN-The
managers of the Women's Training School
will give the third Of their series OF river
Of Providence. The boat will leave from
the foot of Olive street at 6 D. m. Music
has been arranged for and supper will be
served on the boat.
WILL. TALK WORLDS FAIR-rhe Irish
National Worlds Fair Association. which
t uns arts Hrs and industries Of Ireland at the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition. win meet
tonight at the Lindeal Hotel. The commit
tee At hs soase Of
will report.
DOG ATTACKS CHILDREN-Margaret
Lyons years old. Of No. a12h Division
street and Lottie Davis, II years old, Of
No. 2l23 Biddle street, were attacked by a
vicious dog while playing In the yard ut the
formers home yesterday morning. It bit
them about the legs several times Doctor
Fred Zimmerman, who has an ONCE at
Twenty-frst and O'Fallon streets. cauter-
ICED their wounds. The dog was killed.
MARRIAGE OF DEAF-MUTES7Josep
Palecek of No. eos North Eourtesnth street
and Miss Olga Kutx Of No. 2el2 North Fiji
tee11th street, deaf-mttes, were married yes
terday morning by Justice Robert Walker.
The marriage vas witnessed by their
Schwier. Last night about nifty young per-
sons attended q supper at the brides home.
The couple ID at home at No. 2614 North
Fifteenth street.
FIRE ON A rUaBoAr-A live Goa, fell
from the fire door of the tugboat Echo,
which Is tied up at the foot Of Mallinckrodt
street, at BIB o'clock yesterday morning.
setting fire to the floor. In few minutes
the flames enveloped the cabin. Thomas
Carey, night watchman for the Knapp
Stout Lumber Company &C Han and Saiis-
bury Streets raw the blase and sent in an
alarm. but when the engines reached the
scene 1t was found that they could not
quite reach this blaze. The me- was finally
extinguished by employees Of tn boat, hut
not until altar the cabin had besa a.