The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-13

ing OF the board OF directors OF the Me
chanics' Bank Isaac Schwab was elected a
member Of the board to fill enc OF the va
cancies which have existed since the insti-
tuition became a national bank.
MEYER-ECKHOFF wEDDING-Fred C.
Meyer OF No. $40 North Fourteenth street
North Twenty-first street were married AT
Schroeder at the Holy Trinity Church.
SEEKS HIS BROTHER-IN-LAw-Act-
ing Chief of Police Gillaspy received a let
ter yesterday from T. \. Harrison of No.
Questing information Of Frank n. Sohns. a
brother-in-law. who Is supposed to be in st.
Louis.
SENTER ESTATE INvENTORY-An in
| ventory Of the partnership estate of Senter
& Co.. Of which the late William NJ Senter
was a member. filed for probate yesterday.
l describes several parcels of real estate and
a personal estate of SOS. OLE. of which
| $435. 5s4.37 is accounts.
| REFERRED TO CITY COUNSELLOR
| The application of the Laclede Power Com
pany for permission to construct a coal
ley street was referred yesterday by the
Board OF Public Improvements to City
Counselor Schnurmacher for an opinion.
SEVENTH IMMUNEs TO MEET-Cap-
tain ]. G. Horton, commanding officer of the
Seventh. Immunes organization. has called
a meeting of the enbers for next Tuesday
evening at Bells Hall. Eleventh street and
Franklin avenue. to make arrangements Tor
taking part In the Fourth OF July ceiepra-
ton.
HEARING ON A wILL-Further evil
dence was heard Yesterday before Probate
Judge Henderson in the suit to have pro-
bated q draft of the will Of Mrs. Clara
Block Tn will Is alleged to have been lost
or destroyed, and the case was laid over
until tomorrow. The hearing began last
Tuesday.
OVERCOME BY H~EAT-William Hob
mann. IS years old. who lives with his
parents at No. 645 Red Bud avenue. was
western Furniture Company's factory. at
Blair and Palm streets. at noon yesterday.
Doctor walbridge revived lin at the North
End Dispensary.
ELECTION FRAUD CAsE-rhe case Of
Fred Anslinger. charged with repeating,
In Judge Woods court yesterday. The at
torneys for the defense filed a demurrer
to the Indictment nnssr s9t,se Judse wood new toG 15ai sse
ment viii be returned by the Grand Jury.
will be given by the Y. NJ. H. A. on the
lawn in front Of the home. at No. 27S7 Lo-
Gust street. at s O'Clock this evening. Judge
as the judge. The defendant will be repre-
scented by Emil Mayer and L. A.. Landau.
and the State by Abe Rosenthal and b.
SASSASAcAASAs
FRESH AIR FUND-The proceeds Of an
entertainment given by girls OF Kensington
No. e146 Kensington avenue. last Friday.
have been donated to the Fresh Air Fund.
Three young girls were contributors to the
fund yesterday. each giving . cents. They
are Misses Bessie Phillips. Lucy Mershon
and Helen Gorse.
TRAINING SCHOOL EXHIBITION-The
Dads Avenue Manual Training School will
give an exhibition of domestic science and
Msbeah !sa'1 Giaaf SnSs. ins 9neses'9 OF til the mos Do.
nestle science department. ana X. A ks
sack. director OF manual training at the
school: Texas and Eads avenues to-day
EARLY MORNING FIRE-Flre broke
featuring Company's store at No. els Lo-
Gust street hortly before 3 o'clock yester-
day morning The building was slightly
damaged about $500. The cause Of the fire
Is unknown.
RUNAWAY BOY-Thomas Mclaughlin, |
a years old, who says that his home il in
New orleans. La, was found asleep in a
c cssan on streets E ssea an l see az a!cl sekte sester anS
morning. Policemen LANCE and Kuehner.
who found the boy. took him to the -Four
Reynolds reached the station. Captain Rey- |
nolds ascertained that the boy was accus- |
toned to roughing 1t. and released him
FAMILY AND FURNITURE GONE
Louis .Himmons Of No. SIG Vulcan street
yesterday requested the police to assist him |
he returned home from work Tuesday |
evening. he said. he found his family and
the best E. part part 81, q The h sSs hsI furniture
furniture refused to tell him where he had |
taken it. Himmons said he and his wife |
had had no trouble.
PINE STREET FRANCHIsE-second
Vice President Dupont of the st. Louis |
Transit Company states that tho company's ]
attorneys have been asked for an opinion
may be operated on Pine street between
and Twenty-first streets. Until the
take any steps toward supplying the appur.
tenancee for conducting power. City Coun-
selor Schnurmacher maintains tina it must
be an underground system.
APPROPRIATION BILL-The WAYS ana
Means committees Of the City Council and
House Of Delegates win meet this after
General appropriation bill. I'VE are max
Ing excellent progress" said Chairman
sweeney OF the House Ways and Means
to agree on the different items. There viii
be no delay. I am well pleased with the
co-operate with the House committeemen.
are working in harmony"
FELL THIRTY FEET-Michael largo of
zlS Papin street. q laborer employed by
he st. Louis Transit Company repairing
he tracks at Broadway and Olive street.
walked into the building in course Of con-
Dtruction at the southeast corner at
o'clock yesterday morning. and fell through
he trestlework to the basement, q distance
u thirty feet. An ambulance conveyed him 1
70 the City Hospital, where his condition Is
aid TO- Be serious. He sustained bruises
bout the body and internal injuries.
INCORPORATED6The Louisiana Invest
nent Company died articles of Incorporation
yesterday with Recorder Of Deeds Hahn.
rhe capital stock Of $4,000 Is divided into 800
lhares valued at 000 each. John F. Nc
0ermott holds 20 shares, John ]. Mulholand
Charles e Hayden ls. Louis r: McDer-
mott $50 and George H. Price l. The Brad
ey Lumber Company ID capitalized for $so.-
90. The stock consists Of 30 shares valued
4 500 each. A. c. Wheeler holds 16 shares,
H. Fullerton !. Albert Fullerton I, Frank
aoepel !. C. L Willard 1 and J. H Wheeler L
KESSLER-sCHNAPP MARRIAGEICas-
er Schnapp OF No. $sz1 North Broadway
nd Miss Martha T. kessler Of No. s217
forth Broadway were married at 40 yes
erday morning by Father Schroeder at fha