The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05

vorce against Susie q. Hubert. They were
I married December 90 1881. and separated
September Is last. He charges general in
dignit.es.
CHANGE OF NAME AUTHORIZED
Judge Fisher made an order yesterday al
lowing the Marion Sims College of Medi-
cine to change its name to Marion Sims
Beaumont College of Medicine, and to
amend its charter to include the teaching
OF dentistry.
ToRS-The Cabanne Club will hold its an
nual meeting tomorrow night and fifteen
directors will be elected. The annual report
of the officers and committees, which will be
submitted, will show the club to be In a
prosperous condition.
FUNERAL OF MRS. NEVINS - The
funeral of Mrs. Catherine Nevins will take
place this afternoon at o'clock from the
family residence. No. 1215 Hebert street, to
St Johns Cemetery. Mrs. Nevins was for
number OF years employed by the Globe
Snoe and Clothing Company, and other en-
ployes will attend the services in a body.
Miss Eva Marshall Shontz, the Chicago
temperance lecturer. will address the Young
People's Temperance Union Tuesday even
Ing; May 7th at the Cumberland Presby-
nues. 9. Her ,.s subject will be Who Killed
the Reverend Charles Sheldon.
WILL WAIT ON MAYoR-It is under
stood that a committee of which Carrie r.
sSpairslin Of 1T the Ladies' Relief Corps IS
Wells and insist on the Grant A.atue being
removed from the south end of ~. City Hal
to the Market street entrance. facing east.
in compliance with the ordinance to that
effect.
COURT OF APPEALS DOCKET-John
H. Murphy. clerk of the Court Of Appeals.
received twenty-five cases yesterday from
the Supreme Court. which were transferred
under the law enacted by the last Legisla-
ture increasing the jurisdiction of the
Court of Appeals to include cases the sub
5eet matter of which Is $500 Heretofore
controversy was over $500 went to the Su-
preme Court
TO PRESENT A COMEDY-The comedy
Between the Acts will be rendered under
the auspices Of the Cabanne Club on May
. at the Arcade The characters viii be
Henry Aehle. Robert Skingki and Misses
Margaret Sandusky. Emily Young and Het-
ty smith Mr.; Grether has charge Of the
club.
POLITICAL CLUB oFFICERs-The
Ninth Ward Democratic Club met Friday
night at Spinker's Hall. Thirteenth ami
W;omt-g streets. ard elected permanent Of
fi,ers as follows; President, A. Won Brunn;
vice president, Charles Maher: second v.ce
president, Louis Quellmalz: secretary James
+. Murphy: treasurer, Fred Spinker ser.
geant-at-arms, c. s. Patterson; assistant
sergeant-at-arms. Dan McGrath. More than
go members were present. Regular meet
ines Will be held on the first Friday of ench
month.
MRS BowLSTER's DEATH-Mrs. Jo-
hanna Bowlster, a resident of st. Louis
since 1916. died Saturday morning at the
home of her only son. Richard G. Bowlster.
No. 2s0l Sullivan avenue, from cancer of
the stomach. Mrs. Bowister was born in
ireland In 1922 and went to New York in
1s4o where her husband died. She then re-
moved to st. Louis. Mrs. Bowlster had a
sister, who died recently. and a brother,
tor of St. Maiachy's Church. who is also
dead. The funeral will take place to-mor-
row at o'clock from st. MichaeTs Church.
The burial will be In Calvary Cemetery.
The following churches have been invited
Of the Catholic Orphan Asylum. at the
Odeon. Tuesday, May q: st. Francis Xavier.
Annunciation. Assumption. Holy. Name.
Holy Trinity, st. Asnes. st. Alphonsuss
tRoci) Church, st. Bridget's. st. Joseph. st.
Lawrence OToole, st. Marks. st. Malachy
Patrick's, East ST. Louis, Ill. The follow
ing talent will assist the chorus of 300
voices: James and John Rohan. Alexander
i1ennernann, Joseph Kern, A. A. Weisenfield
George v!eh. NJ. B. Delahunt. j. Reeves
Coghlan. Anna Hinrich. Blanche Walsh.
Clara Harder. st. Louis ladies' Quartet
consist Of selections from Bohemian Girl"
"Maretena'' and Moore's Melodies" Let
Erin Remember the Days Of Old" will be
sung In chorus. The harp, plano, organ and
cello win be the orchestration.