The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-10
In the City.

W. r. C. EUCHRE-The Logan Woman's
Relief Corps will give charity euchre at
the home of Mrs. Rufus Marshall in Maple
wood tomorrow afternoon at 2:So o'clock.
POSTAL RECEIPTS INCREAsE-A dis
patch received from Washington states that
the gross postal RECEIPTS for June. 1901: in
over 1900. The receipts at Kansas City
we're $eS.E2 an increase Of S.425. and at
Dallas 81, 2ss. an increase Of 1892
ASSISTANT PROSECUTOR ILI-Assist-
ant Prosecuting Attorney Richard N. john
son is confined to his home With an attack
thinks he VIII be able to resume work in
few dayA Meantime Attorney George
F1ckassen win act for him.
FATHER KIELTY's vACATIoN-For
the nrst time in forty years Father F. NJ.
Kielty. pastor of Holy Angels Church.
q vacation He departed Monday for Ham
nfbal. Mo-. to visit his nephew. Father
James Mclaughlin, and IL expected back
EDWARD WALSH. IRIS EsTATE-The
Mississppi valley Trust Company took out
estate Of d. EdWard Walsh Walls Jr.. Who n died
while on his way East last week. No will
was found among his papers, and his es-
cording to law.
STOLE CIGAR STORE Receipt
Thieves entered the store Of Thomas Mich
OILS. ct No. 1l0 Franklin avenue. yesterday
% cents from cigar boz under the coun-
ter. They touched nothing else and es-
PETITIONS IN BANKRuPTCY-Two
petitions IN bankruptcy were fled yesterday
n the United States District Court. Arnold
Koch Of No. 6l2S Manchester avenue asks
the court to release him from debts aggre-
eating S1o.44s.07. He has assets Of $3.50.
Willis d Hammond gives his liabilities as
$50, to onset which he has assets Of but 50.
T. P. A.. AT. uHR1Gs CAVE TO-
NIoHT.st; Louis branch Of the Travellers
at Uhrig's Cave tonight. members Of the
local branch having decided to attend in
an almost universal RESPONSE to the inv,a
tations to be present ana q large at
tendance is expected.
:. WARRANTS AGAINST BARRIERS
Prosecuting Attorney Glover yesterday is
sued warrants against the following bar
bers. charging them with conducting shops
Eamueis, No. 5l5 Biddle street: Herman
Hegadorne, No. 1903 Franklin avenue: Will
liam Ferguson and B. Armstead. No. 1ss0
MscSe Me- 81 North Hen s.re aaa Frank
BURIAL OF FRANK c. FLOWERS
TANK -. r1OWeISs WIN was = mciuUCA VA
Company d, First Missouri Regiment, In
the Spanish War, and who was killed while
firing an Independence Day salute at Fort
Trumbull. New, July 4, was buried yester-
day In Calvary Cemetery with military
honors. A Corporal's guard fired the salute
over his grave and the trumpeter of Com
peny D sounded taps
FOOT CRUSHED BY TRAIN-Lecn Bon
licauld. Is years old. living with his parents
at Twenty-second and Papin streets. while
attempting to board a Missouri Pacific pas
3enEer train at Twenty-second street yes
terday morning. was thrown to the ground
His left foot was caught under the wheels
OF q car and was crushed. The injured boy
was removed to st. Mary's Hospital His
condition Is pronounced serious.
MAcHINIsTs' PICNIC JULY 8-st
Louis machinists will give. their tenth am
nual basket picnic July q to Ramona Park.
where the victory Of their national organf-
ration In Its recent movement for. the nine.
hour day viii be celebrated. There are 1000
machiniete In st. Louis. all belonging 10
one OF the three locals. Nos. Il, 500 and 3sa
Of the International Association OF Machin.
hts: Athletic sports Of all kinds viii De
INDUCED In.
IlscoRroRATED-Th The Exposition real