The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-04

oobhLl1 LAW IOuu8
Ladies sodality Of the Old Cathedral viii
Christian Brothers College July TO-
.swoPE ESTATE 1NvENToRY-An addi-
tional inventory of the partnership estate Of
Joel Swope G. Bro, filed in probate yester-
day. sets forth s5.s19.66 worth Of personal
property.
FRED THuERMER MIss1NG-Fred Thu
ermer 10 years old OF No l cass ave ave
the police to locate him.
MICKEY MACK SENTENCED
Michael Mcnamara. known as "Micky
Mack" pleaded guilty to the charge OF as
sault. with intent to rob in Judge Woods
court yesterday morning. and was sentenced
to serve two years in the penitentiary.
oPEN,A1R EUcHRE.An open-air eushre
for the benefit of St: Johns Church will be
given Tuesday, evening. July 9. at the old
convent grounds, Fifteenth street and Clark
avenue. Play will begin at o'clock and
SPRINKLER GIVES ALARM-An alarm
OF fire was given at 2 o'clock this morn
floor. of the Rice-Stix dry goods house. on
WASHINGTON avenue. The floor was deluged
with water. and the loss probably will reach
ALLEGED DEsERTER ARRESTED
Clarence Walthen OF No. 171 North Four
tenth street was arrested yesterday by
Officer McGrath, charged with being de-
serter from the United States Army. Wal
then enlisted in st. Louis April % and was
st. Louis Monday evening.
EARpLEY OBTAINED DIVORCE
day in Judge Hough's court from Mary
Eardley on the ground of desertion. Mrs
Eardley, it is stated, lives in New York;
In Nn.Y IL aYnnp tod col nd
Eardley thought until recently that his
wife was dead.
CHILD DIES sUDDENLY-Dora Yoe-
dicke. the 5-year-old daughter of Urban Yoe-
dicke. of No. 1864 South Ninth street. was
suddenly seized with severe cramps Of the
before a physician could be summoned. Doc
tor Hesse Of No. 3119 South Ninth street
found the child dead when he reached the
house. He referred the case to the Cor
oner.
EMMA HOLMES MIssING-The police Of
to locate Emma Holmes, so years old. Of No,
1874 South Ninth street. who has been miss
ing since Tuesday morning She left the
Monday and went to work at No. sS27
Castleman avenue. but disappeared from
there the following day.
CAPITAL INCREAsED-The Royal In
vestment Company filed notice yesterday of
increase OF capital stock from 10000 to
and the liabilities at $12o.921.15. The Cres-
cent Novelty Company increased its capital
from s2l00 to $4,000; assets s1s. 6977 Is; liabi-
ties 81 ,435; 10 per cent Of the Crescent's in
crease is paid in. and all of the Royals
| increase.
LAW GRADUATES ENROL1.ED-The
following graduates Of the Benton College
| of Law were enrolled as practicing attorneys
terday: John P. Larson. George 8. Hyde,
| Edward N Tunis, Henry A. Rosskopf.
Henry A; Ashoff John T. corlis. Emile
Dousherty. John Z. Gaskil Frank Ruhr.
Arthur L. Bergfeld James H. Holsmyer.
! August B. Kammann. James E. Reese and
] Harry ]. Readey.
JOHN II. BLoEMKERs w1LL-John H.
| Bloemker by his will, filed for probate yes
BETH 500. to the German st. Vincent Or
| phan ASYLUM. $50 to St. Anthony's Confer.
ence of the ST. Vincent de Paul Society. $500
| fronting forty feet on Usage street. In city
block No. 26o3, to his brother John 6. Bloem.
ker. s. each to his children. and the re.
| her death to their children. II she marry
| again she is to receive child's portion.
| CHARLES A. WURTHS REQUESTS
1 Charles A. Wurth. by his will filed for pro.
| man General Protestant Orphan Associa-
| tfon on the Natural Bridge road. and the
| Good Samaritan HOSPITAL on Jefferson ave.
1 nue., at the head Of O'Fallon street: $1,000 tc
| Matilda Wurth Of New York. $500 each
| to his erandniece Katharine Seyd; his cous-
| in. Lena Rapp OF Milwaukee. Wis; his
1 cousin, Marie Gehrke Of milwaukee,. and his
4 cousin, August Rapp of Pullman. ILL.,, and
| 81 OoO each to his grandnephews. Otto Pau
/ Wurth and August Carl Wurth. He willed
| to Katharine Seyd's husband. Alfred. what
1 he had already received. He left the remain
| der of his estate to his nephew. Otto Wurth
| of Brooklyn, N. Y.