The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24

KING HOTU DANCING PARTY-Tb
King Hotu Club will give another dancin,
party In the ballroom OF the Grand Ave
nue. Masonic Temple on Friday evening
February L
CHICKENS sTOI.EN-Twenty-fye chick
ems were stolen from a shed in the rear OF
Charles Schriner's residence at No. as
Juniata street, Tuesday midnight Ths
thieves entered through a rear door, break.
ing of lock.
MARRIED IN ST. CHARLEs-A dis
patch TO The Republic from ST Charles
Mo. states that Mathew Elliot OF St Loui.
and Miss Martha Hartmann OF st. Charles
were married in The latter city yesterday by
the Reverend c. ]. I4agae.
WILL OF c. II. sTIFEI-The v,I, =,
Gharles III, Stifel, nephew of the late brewer
charles stifel. was filed for probate yester-
gay. Sa3S,, ne leit % to his daughter. Emma w.
SuieI. and the remainedr Of his estate 10
MS wife. Wnhelmine.
ROWING CLUBS BAIL-The rnasoue-
rade ball Of the Western Rowing Club viii
De held at Lemp's Hall, Thirteenth and
St3n streets. Saturday night Until mid
| night the privileges Of the ffoor will be re-
served for those wearing costumes.
PLEADS GUILTY-George jackson. a
negro charged with murder in the second
degree for killing Rebecca jackson. a ne
sTess; on July Z, 1890. pleaded guilty to
taansIaushter In the fourth degree yes
years in the penitentiary.
ENGINEERS TO MEET-An open meet
Ing of local No. A. ]. L. S. E, will be held
In Northwestern Hall, No. 2702 St Louis
avenue, on Tuesday evening, January 29
70 decide upon measures for the protection
now pending before the Legislature.
,INCoRPoRATED-TheI John ]. Bogard
Realty Company. capitalized at 5000 yes
terday filed articles OF Incorporation with
Recorder OF Deeds Hahn. The stock con-
s,sss S of y My shares Of 500 each John J.
K Bogard one and August +. Dreyer one
FIRE IN FREIGHT sHED-The two
story freight shed OF the Frisco Railroad
on the Frisco tracks at the crossing Of
Chouteau avenue was damaged to the ex-
tTa sga' ws 4s s'S9 ny nrs yestsIday morning The
freight Office The loss Is fully covered by
Insurance
TO INCREASE CAPITALS-At a meeting
OF stockholders OF the Ludlow-Saylor Wire
Company, yesterday, IL was voted to in
from 10000 to ,so.ooo. The enc company %
business has increased very rapidly and a
new factory has Just been erected on Man.
chester avenue.
NEW OFFICERS ELEcTEDLThe new
Board OF Directors Of the Lincoln Trust
and organized by electing A b. Woerheide
president. George F. Durant first vice presi-
dent, q. w Lubke second vice president, ].
IL August Meyer third vice president,
Charles Hamilton secretary and ]. C. Gar
rel treasurer.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT-wuuar,
u. Nolker. William ID. Orthwein. Charles III.
Teschmann. Adoiphus Busch and William y. |
Lemp; the COMMITTEES appointed by Presi- |
dent Haarstick OF the Merchants Exchange |
10 prepare resolutions on the death OF Mar /
guard Foster. yesterday submitted a me- |
mortal, which was adopted by the Board OF I
Directors.
ST. MARKS EUCHRE-The committees
suchre Of st. Marks Catholic Church. Page
and Academy avenues. met at the directory |
On Monday evening and reported great In
place on the evenings Of February 5 and 6
II west End Hal, Finney and Vandeventer |
avenues
DEATH CAME QUICKLY-Lucy Dick
son. wko was taken to the City Hospital
yesterday afternoon from her room at No.
yesterday afternoon Her death occurred
from natural causes When received at the
hospital the woman was dying. and the
hospital physicians were unable to revive |
her. She was = years old
SUIT OVER SPORTING GooDsLc. &
". Mclean filed suit in Justice Walkers |
ourt yesterday against the st. Louis Uni |
'ersity, St. Louis University Athletic AS
ociation. the 81. Louis University Alumni
association. Z. Y Green and others, for
l0. 6 on an account for balls and other
,oods used In athletic sports. alleged 10
ave been furnished from September 2. 1s99
o February II. 1sVo
OLD MAN AIISSING-CaptaIn GiIlaspy OF
ne Isntn DistIict police was requested yes
is home at No. 1405 North Euclid avenue.
lie left home about O'Clock Tuesday after- |
oon and has not been heard from since. |
'rown IS feet 10 inches tall OF stout build, | ,
as gray mustache. white hair and slightly
me He was dressed In q dark suit OF !
lothes and a slouch hat.
WIFE FEARS FOUL PLAY Dominic
ohnson. quarryman. living with his | ,
lmily at No. BIS Adams street. has been
Kissing from home since January I6 In |
sporting his disappearance to the police his
ife stated that he had been drinking re- |
entity. and she feared he may have been |
ie victim OF foul play. johnson Is 40 years 4,
d. feet or inches tall, has brown hair
nd mustache. turning slightly gray. He
as attired in blue overalls, blue coat and ]
ap.
PARADE PLANS-The Daughters Of
rim held a meeting last night at knights of
ather Matthew Hail, No. $50 Washing | {
N avenue. and perfected arrangements for
leir participation In the St. Patrick's Day I
arade. 1t was decided to give a bali on
anuary 90 at the hall. Easton and Vands-
the parade. Miss johanna Mocsiep mrs. ,
~
ded at last nights meeting.
DECREE REFUSED r
A pro for1ma decree Of incorporation was
MED the Red Cross Medical Association =
st. Louis yesterday by Judge Fisher. The
feree, TO whom the matter was referred
ported that the statute under which the
soctation sought to incorporate. Contained L
provision for the Incorporation of a medf-
society. The purpose OF the association |
Is to supply members with medical treat
ent on their paying monthly dues. y
LETTERS OFFER AID-SeveraI letters
We been received at the City Hospital OF |
ing aid to Maude johnson. the Young
plin. Mo-. girl. who Is a patient In the |
Ititution- Several persons have called ar
, hospital to assist the vounx woman IN | q
? search for employment. The gfrI was
Ken to the hospital Monday from Twenty Z
IN seized with a fit while walkin9 fha =
eets In search Of employment
TO
der Assistant Chief Of Detectives SmIth tn
ded the place at No. sls Locust street
sterday afternoon. arresting Tom Walsh -
lliam ]. keely and James T. HaInin 81
ey were taken to the -Four Courts wfera ia
argos OF bookmaking IN violation on the | ye
eeders' law were placed against them. on
plcation for warrants probably will be ay
diately released on bond. sv
.SYLUM COMMISSIONS wORK-The ar
rmington Asylum Commission win meet tn
the Iaclede Hotel to-day J. Ed Buch- an
IN of California and Doctor Rigx of Mid pit
ton. members Of the commission, arrived da
{ night Chairman j. D. Allen OF But tn
fs eyne~tef N arrfva fbfo