The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-09

Thomas q. Wengler. seehing TO have A.
citation H. rcturnablc January q.
BRENNER GIVES BOND-C. J. Brcn-
| n"r. cashier 81 the Wainwright brewery
| wh" H. charged with embezzling $500. was
| released on 500 bond yesterday. James g.
| iioimes. a contractor. living at Normandy.
~. Louis County. signed tho bond
QCENTIN's CASE CoNTINUED-The
| care ~ Roland quentin. the former book
| Keeper or tho Eagle boat store. who &
| chursed With rnbcZzcmcnt, wHa cOntiuucd
l IA Judg" Farriss's court yesterday until the
! ffbfuafy term. one Of the principal wit
! Hes'ts Tor the prosecution b. SICK AT Alton.
| LODGER FOUND DEAD-Ja-nes Tines. a
| LAHORE T. - years old, Was found dead in
| bed in TIE Memphis House at Eighth aud
| walnut streets. yesterday afternoon. His
boiy was conveyed to tho m0rSue IL he
had any relatives In the city they are not
his rich relatives In tho East.
TALLY-Io CLUB INSTALLATION -
The IdIy-Ho Club gave a smoker and en-
teftninmcnt Saturday night at No. 3lc7
C.ark avenue. The installation OF the fol-
iT9Ming "ineets also took place; James
Vice president. Thomas T. Rielley, secre-
tary; Shep J. Byrne. treasurer. and John
Higgins. marshal
BABE BURIED AS PAUPER-The in
FAINT son Of william Mcdonald Of No. 1913
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wi- buried In pOtter's field yesterday after
fuon, the parents being too poor to bury
the body. When they get the money. they
gay. they Will exhume the body and give II
burial in a. private lot
RESOLUTIONS OF REGRET-The
1wenty-iOurth Ward Democratic Club
passed resolutions Of regret for the deat IN
or William Il. AtmOre. Police Commission
sT and Central Committeeman of the
Iwenty-fourth Ward. A copy of the res
olution was spread upon the minutes Of the
meeting and a copy was presented TO Mr.
Atmore's rela:ives.
ASBESTOS CLUB BANQCF.T-The As
hestOs Club held its seventh meeting and
banquet at the Planters Hotel last night.
1he club Is composed mainly Of advertise
Tnent writer's and artists. Talks were made
6y %. r oyerbeck. Richard Dallam and
George q. Held Several new members
were admitted. Honorary members elected
iast night were 5. :. Rodgers. William
Marion Reedy and N. J. Loewenstein.
HERRIOT|T WILL PROBATED-George
W Herriott. by his will. filed for probate
YESTERDAY; left property at No. f2j7 West
and one-half interest in the firm Of Her
rlott Bro. < Co. to his widow. Mary F.
HerriOtt The other half interest In the
business IS left I'm equal parts to his two
brothers. The remainder OF the estate is
left in equal portions TO his brothers and
sisters.
sTEWARTS BODY BURIED-The body
OF Frank T. Stewart, the theatrical agent
who was found dead in his room nj i've
Terminal Hotel Sunday evening, was buried
In Bellefontaine Cemetery yesterday after
noon by his cousin. Charles II. Jones. who
Deputy Coroner FItzsiInmons held an in
Guest in the morning. returning u verdict
Of death by gastritis.
SHOEWORKERS' NEW HAIJ-The
quarters cf the Boot and Shoe Workers
Union have been found too small TO accom-
ma mi
secured a hall at Twenty-second street and
Franklin avenue. Adjoining the han are
three rooms which will he used as Offices
OF the organization, at which the businss 81
agent OF the union will be located The
first meeting in the hall will be held to-mor-
row night by Cutters Union. No. !2s.
WRECKER INJURED-GranvIIleR Bowers.
a negro. living at No 1921 North Twelfth
by Icing crushed under an iron door while
at work wrecking the old Insurance FIX
change building at Broadway and Olive
street. The door became loOsened from
It's hinges and fell outward upon the negro
Bowers was taken to the City Hospital
where u was found that he had sustained
internal injuries.
DENTAL SOCIETY ELECTION-The st.
Louis Dertal Society held its annual eIec-
tion OF officers at the Iindeu Hotel last
night. The meeting was well attended and
the members took considerable interest in
the selections. For president. O. II. Man
III.
periin; corresponding secretary. ID. I.inds-
ley. recording secretary G. w Owens:
treasurer. b. II. Morrison. No other busi-
ness was transacted at the meeting
DAVID W GUERNSEY's REQUESTS
The will Of David W. Guernsey was filed
daughter. Grace NJ. Guernsey, and $50 q
year to his mother. who resides in Wor-
estate is left to his widow. Al her death
one-fourth of what remains goes to the
poor fund Of the Third baptist. Church
The estate Is valued at 100000.
FUNERAL OF MRS. sACK-The funeral
place from the residence OF her daughter.
Mrs. John Primm. No. 1911 Oregon avenue.
last Monday. was largely attended. Mrs.
South St. Louis for more than fifty years
About forty years ago her husband died.
leaving her and their two children in
straitened circumstances. Mrs Sack sup
ported and educated her children by her
own endeavorS. and. in addition, gave lib
orally TO persons In need.
IRISH-AMERICAN sOCIETY-The Irssh-
American Society held its annual meeting
last evening In the hall Of the knights of
Father Mathew. No. ss29 Washington ave-
nue.. at which officers were elected as fol-
lows: President. Eugene Devire: vice pres
ident. James III. Smith: secretary. Frank +.
Furlong; financial secretary. Charles NJ
Hunt: treasurer. Thomas ID. Cannon; grand
marshal Thomas Quinlivan: delegate to
the Irish Catholic Parade Union Edward
LAWN. Seventeen new members were re-
ceived. The society will hold its annual
banquet at the St. Nicholas Hotel on the
evening of st. Patrick's Day
SHEDS BURNED-Several frame sheds in
the vicinity Of Lexington avenue and Sarah
street were burned early yesterday morn
ing. The fire broke out in the oue-and-one-
half-stOry frame stable in the rear of No.
5l2OA Lexington avenue and spread to the
adjoining shed at No. 4l14A Lexington av-
enue. The fire then leaped across the alley
TO the shed in the rear of No. 4l91 Ashland
avenue and ignited shed at No 4l9S Ashland
avenue The total damage IL estimated at
500. The whole neighborhood was brill
iantly illuminated.and the residents thought
their houses were burning. The cause OF
the fire is unknown.
ENPRESSMEN'S SOCIETY-The annual
meeting Of the Pacific and United States
Express Companies Employees Relief Soci-
ETY. was held Monday evening at Union Sta
ton Officers for the new year were elect
ed They are: ". ]. Lane. president: L. r.
Bogardus. vice president; Sid SNYDER Sec
retary. and John II. Cregan. treasurer.