The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-03
In the City.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ORPHAN GIRL AT FOUR COURTS
Mary Mamie, years old. was placed in
Courts last night. The child's mother died
Monday from heat prostration at No. 5O5
South Fourth street. The girl will be sent
to the House of Refuge
WANTED AT BERTRAM, IA.-Edward
stevens was arrested yesterday by Detec-
tives Kelly and Tracy on information re-
ceived from Bertram. Ia, to the effect that
he Is wanted there on a charge OF stealing
some cattle. Stevens admits his guilt and
has consented to return without reQuisition
papers.
SEEKING. MISSING RELAT1vEs-chi
OF Police kiely received a letter yesterday
him to locate William Sramek, who is sup
posed to be In St. Louis. A letter was re-
ceived from Thomas Gray Of Little Rock.
located.
NEGRO DEMOCRATS ORGANIZING
gro Democrats of the city met last night
at the Jefferson Club and organized po-
litical body to be known as the Jefferson
Club Negro Democratic Association mod
Club. p. c. Rankin was elected president
OF the new body, Francis Dorsey vice pres
ident, and g.. B. Johns secretary. q. B.
vdsnon was chosen S chairman Of the Exec.
Tuesday evening. when permanent organ
ization will be effected.
ENGINE AND CARS COLLIDIA COL
iision between three box cars and Wa
bash engine No. 226 at Spring avenue yes
terday morning caused n damage of 500 to
the rolling stock. No one was injured.
CAss AVENUE BUSINESS MEN-The
newly organized Cass Avenue Business
Mems Association will hold It's next meet
ing Friday evening at Meiners' Hall, Elev-
enth street and Cass avenue.
pApTc1T1o>-Epc. DIr cpI&,.or 60.
400 practitioners Of st. AIMS Church made a
pilgrimage yesterday to the Shrine of the
Sacred Heart at the Visitation Convent, in
ST AIMS Church.. and his assistant, the
Reverend Doctor a. b. Gass. and John
Paul Chew. editor of the Church Progress
accompanied the pilgrimage.
CAPITAL STOCK INCREASED - The
Union Trust Company filed notice yester-
day of Increase Of capital stock from $780,
CID TO S2.ptoVW. The assets are stated at &c.
bso.o090l and the liabilities at $7.4S3,353
SEEKS MISSING D1AnIoND-on June 20
a dressmaker called at Mrs. F. G. McClel-
lan's house. No. $3.50 Clemens avenue. for
some work. Mrs. Mcclellan gave her three
shirt waists to repair. Two days afterwards
house and asked for diamond stick pin.
valued at sos, which she said she had care
lessly left In one of the waists. The seam
stress said she did not see the diamond, but
Mrs. Mcclellan is positive size left 1t in the
waist. Captain McNanlee has been request
ed to look into the matter.
+ 1NCORPORATED-Th Hartford Building
Company fled articles of incorporation yes
terday with Recorder of Deeds Hahn. The
capital stock of $56Gno is divided into SEQ
shares Of 500 each. William NJ. McCaughen
holds 55S shares, William P. Larew one and
T. J. Merritt one. The Syndicate Invest
ment Company is capitalized for $4,000. The
800 shares of stock valued at 500 each. are
distributed as follows: l. 3. Rosenthal, 99;
Adoph Baer, 100: N. f. Niederlander. 100;
Van Raalte 60 and W. G.. Sloan. l. The
Wolfort Horse and Mule Company has a
capital of SIS 900. divided into go shares,
valued at 500 each. Louis j. Wolfort holds
1873 shares, David H. Wolfort 80 and Jesse
Wolfort 1.
MEETING OF KINGS DAUGHTERS
The regular quarterly meeting Of the In
ternational Order of Kings Daughters will
be held Saturday, July 6. at 10 a. M. at No.
T CITY