The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-10

ty Company filed articles Of Incorporation
yesterday. II has capital of $eOO.U00. cons
each. There are 1000 shares Of preferred
stock at per cent. cumulative. Courts
land B. Van Sickles holds 1896 shares of
common srI, m ana nd. ZOO preferred; Mariop c.
Ge. one share common. and Charles R. Mac
Farland one share common.
BOY HELD UP-Andrew Aubertin. "a
years old, who lives with his parents at
NO. 2l5 South Seventh street, was held up
by two men while on his way home from
No. 1906 South Second street, Monday even
ing The men stepped out upon him from
f, mouth Of the ALLEY on the south side Of
Third streets and compelled him to throw
up his hands while they took 1929. his
weeks wages. from him.
CAPITAL STOCK 1NcREAsE-At a
meeting OF the stockholders of the Lincoln
trust Company the proposed increase in
az Sap =, l, STOCK noo OF the company from 81
was voted to allow present stockholders the
taking the new. stock at 500 a share. the
the soeoo realized eana. m bon fbss
sale OF the new stock. 100000 will be
added to the surplus. which will make the
$4,000 ~ Company nearly
FREDERICK HoLsTEs wILLrFreder-
yesterday left $1,000 each to his daughters,
Caroline kretzer and Annie Klose, and SO
70 me he wfte 20; Of his son. Frederick Hoste
avenue to his sons William and Gus, and
~ ~ month to his son Frederick during
In 5ee ,s ate 90, OF tessators wife; Dora to whom
death his son Frederick is to get lot No. II
In city block 1856. together with the i'm
provements. The remainder of the estate
BARRIERS TO MAKE DEMANp-At /.
meeting of journeymen BARRIERS at IITht-
stones Hall last night II was decided to de-
In the union scale and to insist that
eents s nr 10y set standard price Of 10
t,ng. Inc night will be made. though, on
the price of shaving as the men are viii.
ing n,,;, IN some cases to compromise about hair
81. Louis. 300 Of whom are unionized. The
1ourneymen BARRIERS are not members at
tne local union. but many are joining,
WOMAN PAINFULLY BURNEp-Mrs.
John Z Cox was burned about the hands
and body last night by the explosion OF q
gasoline stove in the locksmitil shop con-
s sSst e1,y ny her husband in the rear Of No
70 the home Of NJ. Burrows No. 20is Olive
street: where she was attended BY Doctor
ID. Carnot who pronounced her injuries not
ssssI rn,;. MIS-. Cox was in the act Of
c cihtb;ss ane stove out the door when her
screams and went to her ASSISTANCE and
extlngutsned the flames. The building ana
Stock were damaged $3.50.
STRUCK BY STRAY BuLL.Er-one,da
nsTenas - NJ year, r.. Old Who lives with her
laid up at the Mullanphy Hospitsi sufiers
ing from fracture Of the left ieg caused
~ bullet from an unidentified mans re-
voiyer. She was seated on the front stems
- ~, aer nome Monday evening. when man
street The bullet from his revolver
struck Miss McGrath IN the left leg ahcmt
FOUR Inches above the ankle. ahstferfnS
Sne pcne Doctor Armstrong Of No. jiN
North BROADWAY set the fracture. The no.
lice have been ordered to arrest fhe rnsn po-
SUBSTITUTE MAIL cARRIERs-Tv.n.
ty-dve men. drawn from the el0ibfie iist
OF applicants for civil service positiona
were yesterday appointed substitute car
master Baumhoff Gays that new men Viii
De taken on from time to time, but that ali
the available positions filled by women are
occupied. The new. substitute carriers are:
James r. Austen. George L barrow. James
NOR. John C. Diesel. Glen &. Leach. 1 WI-
liam Gintel. George Wenle, James q. Long.
John F. Hennersy, John E. Alder. JameS
+. Flaherfy. Andrew ]. McEntire. Teiiie n
Miller, Henry Z. Hersog, William r. Hen.
vV$$;sss sy|:, Tsnrx =; CsseX Edrer1 Johnson.
vim = .Dxipps, Loeis p. Hrcen Fra n.
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