The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-17
In the City.

EUCHRE AT BURLINGTON BUILDING
The ladies Of the Union Veteran League,
No. 9. will give euchre party Tomorrow
HUMANE SOCIETY EUCHRE-The Gold
en- Chain Children's Humane Society will
+. Brothers. No. li42 Mississippi avenue.
Friday afternoon.
CAPITAL INCREAsED-The Rawlings
Sporting Goods Company yesterday filed
notice Of increase Of capital stock from
$500 5000 to $3e@o Assets are A5.6'los: iia-
CREDIT MEMS MEETING-The st.
at the Mercantile Club Thursday evening.
Means TO protect the members from busl-
ness loss will be discussed
JOHN T. MURPHY DISCHARGED
John 7. Murphy was discharged yesterday
by Justice Hauehton at his preliminary
means OF false representations, the evidence
not sustaining the charge.
SEEKS HIS BRoTHER-J s. Harper Of
No. 16 Fremont street, Boston Mass
writes to city officials inquiring as to the
present whereabouts of his brother. Peter
Harper. a cabinetmaker. who lived at No.
1901 South Broadway In 1890.
CHURCH ENTERTAINMENT ladies'
and gentlemen of the Holy Innocents' Par
entertainment and hop, which will be given
at Muth's Hall Monday evening. The Du-
buque Opera Company will sing the "Mika-
ORPHANS HOME EUCHRE-The La
dies Society OF the German General Prot
estant Orphans Home OF St Louis will give
q euchre and hop at Lederkranz Hall FRI
day evening. A guessing contest has been
arranged for those who do not take part
In the euchre.
N: 8. u. ALUMNI BANQUEr-The an
nual banquet OF the Missouri State Uni
yersity Alumni Association will be held on
Tuesday evening. March 10. at the West
End Hotel. Doctor Richard Jesse Of the
State University. Senator Elkins and Judges
Martin and Yannis Of the State Law School
Will deliver addresses.
WATERLOO COUPLE wED-Peter II.
terloo. Ill. surprised their friends yesterday
BY coming to st. Louis to be married. They
obtained q license from Deputy Marriage
License Clerk Leonhardt. Mr. scheideI
said that the wedding transpired with the
consent OF their parents. but that IL would
be a surprise to friends at home.
MRS; BERGFELD DEAD-Mrs. Lily
Bergfeld, % years old. OF No. 2O7 Newstsad
avenue. died at 0 O'Clock yesterday morn
the wife Of j. W. Bergfeid OF the s,ein-
wender-StonreRen Coffee Company She Is
survived by her husband and two sons. The
aii aherHeuts Iof tne Iunersi nave not YET
been completed.
SEEKING MRS. HOEHE-Chief Of Police
Campbell received a letter yesterday from
Alfred A. Winslow. United States Consul at
Liege. Belgium, requesting information con-
cerning the whereabouts Of Mrs Marie
Hoehe. Her maiden name was Marie Dure-
choux. She j. supposed to be in st. Louie
or 81. Joseph. Mo. Her name does not ap-
pear in the city Directory.
FREE CONCERT To-nayr-nss- IN.
ries OF free concerts are being given at the
Seif-Culture Hall. No. 1921 South Ninth
street The next one will be given this
afternoon Miss Caroline Eggleston Is In
and instrumental music by welI-known mu-
sicians and cornet solos by Jesse French.
Jr.
DEATH OF E. q MEYER-Edward @.
Meyer Of 81. Louis &edsyeeteraay afternoon
for the last three ysars for the benefit OF
fsss health HissbodysyiII be brought here
The son Of the late Befhsra l. Meyer and
the brother Of Frank b.. Ben F.. Miss
Victoria and Mrs. Carrie B. Kuhn. all Of
DOCTOR D4 COsTA's LEcTURE-The
Alumni Association Of the ST. Louis Uni
versfty has arranged for a lecture. 10 be
Memorial Hall. Nineteenth and locust
streets. by Doctor Da Costa ~ New York.
Doctor Ua Costo n the minister OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church who resigned
ore of the leading pulpiss of Greater New
cathoIH Church. This VIII be his is nrst ;, Wis,
II to st. Louis In several years The sub
tect Of his lecture Will b. "Amsrica.".