The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-15

| COFFEES INJURIES FATAL Steven
Coffee. 10 years old. n peddler. who, I'm the
attempt TO stop a runaway horse Thursday
night. fell under his own conveyance and
was dragged several hundred feet, died
| yesterday morning at AS a. IN. at the City
Hospital. He sustained a fracture of the
backbone.
ACUTE MANIA CAUSED DEATH-Mrs.
Minnie Schlueter. "A years old. OF No. 25o4
morning at the City Hospital from acute
mania, according to the diagnosis OF the
hospital physicians. She was sent to the
city Hospital from a private sanitarium
and grew rapidly worse until death came.
REID .NORTHRoP ELECTED DIRECT
American Refrigerator Transit Company.
was. At Thursdays meeting. unanimously
elected a director Of the Commonwealth
Trust Company.
HEARING ON BLOCK wILL-Further
testimony was heard yesterday by Probate
draft Of the will Of Clara Block. whose
will Is alleged to have been lost or de-
stroyed. and the case was laid over until
Monday.
DIED OF HIS INJURIEs-A. p. shee-
han. IS years old. Of No. Ali Easton avenue.
died yesterday at the City Hospital. Shee-
ham,. who was a bartender. was struck by
an Easton avenue car in front OF No. $50
Easton avenue at 2 o'clock on the morning
VI WAY -- ne SQSAdllitu n ulSlOCdllCn OF
the hip and COMMISSIONS. After he had been
a short time at the hospital he became de-
lirious.
INJURED IN DECENTRALIZATION Jones,
a plasterer. living at No. q South Fifteenth
street. was severely bruised about the body
day morning In Mcpherson avenue near
Taylor. He was also cut on the forehead.
An ambulance conveyed him to the City
Hospital.
CHARGED WITH LARCENY-Harry
Woodfin Is charged In n warrant issued
yesterday with stealing q gold watch and
Locust street on June Z. Mrs. Taylor says
that he and a woman he introduced as hts
wife rented n room from her. and when
they left she found her Jeweiry missing.
sALOONKEEPERs ARE REPORTED
The following ~saloonkeepers were reported
yesterday by the police as having kept their
places open after ] O'Clock in t., morning:
William r. Goldstein. No. 4251 Easton ave-
nue.: William Sickman. No. 1900 North
Eighteenth street; Ryan & McGillicuddy.
No. COL Franklin avenue. and William HUI
Der. No. 11S Chouteau avenue.
EXHIBITIONS OF DRAwINGs-The an
nual exhibition Of drawings by students Of
Washington University will be held in the
drawine-room Of the old university build
Ing. Seventh street and Washington ave
nue., Monday and Tuesday. June II and Is.
The exhibit OF drawings will be augmented
by n large collection OF photographs taken
in England and France. The University
building will be open from $50 a. m. to 6
p. m. each day.
SENTENCED FOR BURGLARY-Harry
Murphy. a veteran of the Sp1nish-American
War. was sentenced to three years in the
Penftentiary yesterday on a charge Of bur
1t was charged that he entered the
old Comique Theater at Sixth end Elm
streets and cut out n lot of lead pipe on
April IL. Murphy's mother was In the court
room when sentence was pronounced. and
she cried Historically. Murphy was a mem
Der of Company A. Sixth Missouri volun-
teers, and was present at the fall OF Moro
Castle.
INCORPORATED-The Jennie May Lead
having a capital Of $500 COO. diyid-
cd into 4n.000 shares Of stock. valued at SO
each. filed articles of Incorporation yester-
day with Recorder OF Deeds Hahn. . Seven
tv-flve per cent of the capital Is paid in.
II. ]. Cantwell holds 1s.:35 shares. n. T.
13.333 and T. A. Johnson 4. The Klein
Concentrating and Classifying
Is capitalized for $l10O0. John
Klein holds 19. 997 shares Of s. each. Charles
p. Mcclure l.. Paul A. Fusz I and Louis
Loan and Mercantile Company consists of
fifty shares valued at s1.0o each. Morris
Afichaels owns ~ shares. Harry 8. Michacls
10 and Joseph NJ. MichaC,s 10. The United
States Railway Equipment Company has a
Of $e.coo. divided In TO 30 shares of
80 each. George r. Leighton holds 81
shares. George X. Hoblit zelle 3. John NJ.
Il, Edward e. Eliot l and Clar-
ence II. Howard 10.