The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-11-28


iceman EOlan of the Fourth District found
a 1-day-old baby which had been abandoned
on the front step of the rooming- house
conducted by Edward II. Rupert at No. 1i0S
Franklin avenue Tuesday night. He called
patrol wagon and took the waif to the st.
AIMS Orphan Asylum at Tenth and ORAL
lon streets. There Is no clew TO Its parent
age.
LIEDERKRANZ EUCHRE PARTY-A
euchre party will be given at Liederkranz
Hall Saturday evening
DANCE BY THE Y. VI. 1.-The Young
Mems Institute will give a dance tomorrow
evening at the Louisiana Hall, No. 91l
North Nandeventer avenue. Elaborate
preparations have been made for the event,
which promises to be the most successful
ever given by this organization.
FOR ST. ANN's INFANT AsYLUM-The
annual bazaar in aid of st. AIMS Infant
Asylum will open at the institution. No.
1886 North Tenth street. Tuesday. December
3. and will continue every afternoon and
evening till Friday, December 6. There viii
be a euchre given at 2:3O p. m, Tuesday.
Y.M. G. A. ENTERTAINMENTS nt-
given tonight at the central branch. st.
Louis Y. NJ. C. A. Grand and Franklin
avenues. The programme is to be furnished
by Miss Carrie Van r. Ashcroft and the as
sociation orchestra Miss Ashcroft will pre-
sent "Herod," a three-act tragedy.
HIBEHNIANS AMI
Company A, hiternian Knights, will give a
dance and eucnre at Jefferson Club Hall.
corner OF Grand avenue and West Pine
boulevard. tonight.
ST. MICHAEL'S PARISH EUCHRE-A
double euchre party will be given at Muth >
Hall. Sarah street and Chouteau avenue.
tonight for the benefit OF st. Michaefs
Parish OF Shrewsbury, Mo.
FUNERAL OF FREDERICK BREN-
10 rhea flnnral ~ Erl6prirk RrlnnapEa
who died Sunday. will be held this after
noon at 290 o'clock from the family resi-
dence. at No; sl7 Pennsyivania avenue: AZ AZ
the time of his death Mr.. Brennecke was -
years old, and he had been a resident of
st. Louis for long time.
SAYS ROBBERS ATTACKED HIM
George Fisher teamster employed by the
Waters Pierce OIL Company. living at No.
of the Central District last night that
attempt was made to hold him up about
6:3t O'Clock in the alley in the rear of the
company's barn. en- Gratiot street. near
Nineteenth street. Fisher stated that as he
stopped the team in the alley three men
grabbed the horses and a fourth man COW
away from the robbers grasp and the four
men. he says. ran down the alley. They
got nothing from him. Fisher could not
give description of the men.
YOUNG MEMS sODALITY MINSTREL
The Young Mems Sodality of St. Bridset's
night at their hall.
ASSISTANT PLUMBING INSPECTOR
Plumbing Inspector Quinn yesterday ap-
pointed Erwin j. Fellhauer Inspector
DIRECTORS TO BE CHOsEN-The
Public Fund and Welfare Association will
meet to-day at Walhalla Hall for the pur-
pose of electing Board of Directors.
Y. VI. i. INITIATION-The Young
Mems Institute initiated several candidates
at It's clubhouse. No. 364S Page boulevard.
Tuesday evening. After the initiation. a
banquet was served in the main hall About
100 guests were present, and an impromptu
programme Of speeches and music was rem
dered.
CABANNE CLUB ENTERTAINS-The
Cabanne Club entertained last night at a
da ncing party. 1t was IAN old-time farm
ladies and gentlemen were of the old-t.me
ia shiOn. rhe hall was decorated with corn
and pumpkins. The dance programmes were
printed on yellow store paper.
Sues COMMISSIONER ALT-The st.
Louis and Tennessee River Packet Company
to restrain Harbor and Wharf Commissioner
Henry Alt from removing its wharfboat at
the foot OF Pine street. The Harbor and
Wharf Commissioner. il Is stated. wants to
assign the position now occupied by the st.
Louis and Tennessee River Packet Com
pany's wharfboat to the Lee Line Packet
Company.
To DECIDE boys FUTURE CUSTODY
The question CT who is entitled to the
possession of 3-year-Old Albert r. Gilbert.
who is in charge of his mother. Mrs. Matte
Gilbert of No. 2S0S North Ninth street. and
Is claimed by Elizabeth Lavenberg and her
husband under a deed of adoption. will come
up before Circuit Judge Spencer tomorrow.
DEMOCRATIC CLUB DANCE - The
Third Ward Democratic Club will give a
dance at West St. Louis Turner Hall De-
cember Z. A gold watch will be presented to
the best lady dancer. and a gold-headed
umbrella to the most proficient man. Every
ady will be presented with souvenir.
DEMAND FOR COLONIAL STOCK
President Sampson of the Colonial Trust
Company has notified the stockholders in
the new company that. owing TO the large
1t mas been found necessary
to reduce the allotments in all cases. The |
authorized capital is limited to SIOO.G0O. the |
issue of sl.JD0,000 to be taken at sail a
share.
CLEAR DAY FOR THANKSGIVING I
Doctor Hyatt of the Weather Bureau prom
seS that this year ST. Louis shall have a
Ey<NXXX1ySLSXNfS&yS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.