The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-14
In the City.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Forum Clubs Outing-The Forum
Club will give its annual outing Wednes-
day, August IA, at Ofenstein's Grove
sneak Thief stole CIothing-A sneak
thief with a duplicate key entered the
| residence of Mrs. Isabella Clay in the rear
of No. 2s20 Cass avenue. and stole so worth
| Of clothing.
Spanish Cannon MOunted-The big
| Spar :sh cannon. "Examinador, Is now
| mounted in Forest Park on the site or tina
old cottage. about loo feet directly east Of
| L.ndell pavilion.
| of the Tenth District were asked yesterday
/ to assist in locating George Brown. S years
1 old. who has been missing from his home.
| No. 4iilA Belle avenue. since Friday night
| Petition i'm Bankruptcy-Mauric J.
| Kelley OF No. 2al7 North Twelfth street
| States District Court yesterday. His liabili-
! ties are 500. He schedules assets at $3.50.
4 including insurance policies for 5000
| Forest City Society-The Forest City
| Independent Society met Monday night
| and elected Harry II. Paris president. Fred
Bornmuelier vice president. Arthur A
Braun secretary. Alvin Grimm treasurer
Dies From Poison-Pearl Warren of
Chestnut street. who was discharged from
the City Hospital last Sunday after treat
! ment for morphine pois oning, was returned
10 the institution yesterday morning with
fresh case OF poisoning from the same
! drug. She died few hours later. She was
- years old.
Robert Carroll of No. 120s Wash street, a
laborer. was found unconscious at Twelfth
and Cay streets yesterday and sent to the
CITY Hospital. He is believed to be suffering
OLE.
Leases New York Building-The Rio
chemical Company Of ST. Louis has leased
five-story building at No. Thomas street,
New York. the building formerly being oc-
cupied by the II. B. Claffiin Company. The
company will occupy the premises Septem-
Der 1. The Rio Chemical Companys ST.
Louis store is at No. 4e1 North Main street.
Found His Wife Dead-when WAL
home at No. 2s2s Franklin avenue at
wife dead on the kichen floor neas sSS aS. h,s :cs
box. Doctor F. A. TENN of No. 2Sol Nor
gan street was called. He said she had
died from heart disease, from which she
had been suffering about year.
News of Robber's Death-Post once
day from the Postmaster at NARROW, I. T.,
stating that Charles Harris, one OF the
three men who robbed the post Office Sum
Harris died without giving their names.
Deputy Inspector Weik Is working on the
Herbert Osborne Missing-Herbert e.
osborne of No. 42l6 St Louis avenue has
morning. Hs arose om al ococs osseO.Sy
10 go TO work at the Banner Buggy Com
pany. where he was employed as q black
and his wife learned that he did not 20 to
eago. III. Mrs. Osborne and tn. ee children
Shot at asDoc, Sweeney-John l.. let.
Ter Hasls known as Doc" Sweeney. Of No. sols
game with Patrick Mahon. bartender for
Frank Keller. in his saloon at No s20a
Keller interfered and Sweeney % slapped Sp him
In the face. Mahon drew a revolver and
fired four shots at Sweeney. none Of which
on cross charges Of disturbing the peace.
Club. whose membership is limited to clerks
in the employ Of the NJ, K Il T. r. R,
will give an excursion Thursday evening.
DO To ss
club has Q large membership Of young
men who know good time when they
president: Wilson Gum. vice president:
Joe Marshall, treasurer. and E ]. English.
secretary.
False Pretenses Charged-Tsadore
rested yesterday morning at Fourth and
and locked up at the Chestnut Street
cigars is front from the F. : r. % Rice ' and :" sticSney
houses on the pretense he was getting them
for HlndSn fl p'n. warren saloonkeeRsrs rat at
charge. Application will be made to-day
for warrant against him
granitoid and cement workers Of 81 Louis
met last night at Star Hail. No. 10e6 Frank
lin avenue, and decided unanimously to
trail Trades and Labor Union to Concordia
Park. Similar action was taken by the
Woodworkers and the box
poets to have in line more men this year
Ihan marched any previous year.
Bunkoed 0ut Of e10-Allen Momtt Of
that he had been robbed Of 80
es asross drd% n. % Union ~ ssatioS % MONTE omit
wanted to buy a ticket to his home. He
found it would cost $l. and had only sl05O.
ing in the Office and asked them to lend
him 50 cents. One of the men asked
MOfftt to let MIN see the ChAnge. MOmtC
handed it to him and the man handed him
The supposed ST. When he went to pur-
.hase the ticket be found the man had
given him 81 bill wrapped around . 90
cent piece
Ineorporated-The Great western
Paper Box Company having q capital Of
s 900, divided into sixty shares Of $100 each,
He'd articles of Incorporation yesterday
With Recorder Of Deeds Hahn. 0ustave +,
Toghtmann holds thirty shares, Agnes A.
voightmann twenty and Frederick z.
orews ten. The 5000 capital Of the Allen
Coal Company consists Of nfty
hares valued at 800 each. Edwin R. Allen
lolds twenty-five shares, BENJAMIN d.
one and Alice q. Whittemor0
wenty-four. The J. H. Schroeder Wine.
liquor and Bitters Company has q paid-up
apital Of $4,000. The 1000 shares. valued
t 81 each, are distributed as follows: Henry
five. John w. Henderson so.
elisha E. Lnsby ASS. G. N Loneacre 100.
iced twenty-five. David F. Ffisinger hve.
Carl l. Mason 100, Mathew p. Marshall
twenty-five, Peter Miller twenty-five.
,harles H. Baum fifty. Emil Olsen twenty
i've. Ebert L. Sullivan 200, VIM Annecke
twenty-five Ellsworth Epply twenty-five.
oshna Taylor 800. William Finck 100.
Ierbert r. Frieland twenty-five. Adam
loenig twenty-five, W. H. Goock twenty
We. b. w. Mccormack ffty. Henry @.
duncan twenty-five, w. L. Studsland 100.
.eon E Hopper twenty-five. James Q.
.yons twenty-five and F. d. Hastings $40.
he American Book and Bible Company
as a capital of $4,000. comprising 100
hares Of 800 each. Lontenia McCallen con-
zhoS