The St. Louis Republic., 1901-03-30
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INCORPORATED-The McNicho. Tailor
Company filed articles of Incorporation Fri
day with Recorder of Deeds Hahn. The
capital stock of 5000 is divided into twenty
holds eighteen shares, Michael J. McLaush-
lin l and James c. Jones l.
WOULD NOT SET ASIDE ORDER
Judge Tally on Friday oyerruled the mo-
tion of Virginia Il. Sanford and Louisa Il.
Sanford to set aside the order of sale made
by the court in regard t9 the property at
streets. Suit was brought to enforce an al.
legged agreement in which it was averred
that other Sanford heirs agreed to sell him
their interests for S2IooCO.
FIREMAN SERIOUSLY HURT-Jammed
between the hose reel and the ensine-house
door, William Dreher, fireman. was seri-
ously injured early Friday morning at En-;
gine-house No. 32, Twentieth street ana
Washington avenue. An alarm of fire had
been turned in and the company at TINS
station was answering when Dreher was
hurt Dreher lives at No. 2iO5 North Mar
ket street His injuries consist Of frac-
tured leg and contuslons of the body
FOR ILLEGAL PRACTICE-Doctor Fl.
NJ. Foraker of No. 352s Lindell avenue was
fined $500 and costs in the Court of Criminal
Correction Friday on conviction OF the
charge of practicng medicine without Ii
cense. In default of bond he was sent TO
jail Doctor McElwee of the State Board
of Health said he was making ARRANGE
ments for wholesale prosecution Of an
the physicians who have not complied with
the law and taken out licenses.
PUBLIC BATHHoUsE-The Board of
Public improvements received commune
cation Friday from james Maccallum. sec.
retary of the North st. Louis Citizens
Association, expressing congratulations for
the interest displayed by the board in favor
of constructing public bathhouse at Bis
sells Point. MI. Maccallum wrote that the
hos
full in its efforts, particularly for the reason
that such n swimminS-pool would result IN
the saving of lives in the summer months.
PHYSICIANS TO GRADUATEIThe class $;
of 1901 of the American Medical College will
be graduated Tuesday evening April = the
exercises taking place in the Central ~; l.;
avenues. Those who will receive the de-
gree of NJ. d. are: F. Q. Blattners, n Car
not. c. F. Elkin, 7. l.. Glover, {; 5; Clover
Hampshire. ]. A Miller. L. c. Obroek; T.
NJ Nufer G. E. Whittlesay. j.; N Iounkin,
Helen T. Gibson and Mrs. c. NJ. L. Russell
FELL FROM A BR1DGE-By fall from
bridge connecting tw" warehouzen at
Broadway ard Mulanphy. street street , Nike MIX
Hitler. 81 years old. of NO 62o Norm sroao ana
fracture of the left arm Friday afternoon.
Hitler. who is employed at the Luklns
wagon factory. which is located at broaua
lumber across the bridge. which spans an
alley. He lost his balance and fell to the
granite-paved alley. He was taken to the
City Hospital.
EARLY CLOSING AGREEMENT-The
following business houses have agreed TO
close their places of business at l O'Clock
on Saturday from April l. 1901. to July 20,
1901 and at o'clock on weekdays, from
April /. 1901. to July 20; 1901; Ely E Walker Walker
Company. Carleton Dry Goods Company.
Hargadine- McKittrick Dry Goods Company,
Butler Bros, Dwyer Bros. Mercantile Com
pany, Bohm Bros. Furnishing Goods COM
pany, Ferguson Mckinney Dry Goods Com
pany.