The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-25
In the City.

WANTS TO BE REINSTATED-John
Wagner applied to the Circuit Court yes
terday for a writ of r1an6amus to compel
Building Commissioner c. F. Longfeilow to
buildings.
FEDERAL OFFENDERS F1NED-Frank
Greenwood of Oregon County and Thomas
Gibson of Pemiscot County. were each fined
$40 and costs in the United States District
Court YESTERDAY for selling liquor without
a license. They will serve thirty days in
the Iron County jail.
EDsTRoMs BODY FOUND-The body
of Ernest Eistrom. 10 years old. OF No. COS
Barton street, who was drowned at the
foot OF Barton stree street MONDAY on ~ night was
street yesterday morning by William Bou-
vette. It, was removed to the morgue.
where 1t was claimed by the father.
OFF FOR THE RESERyATIoN-Bcrn.
Frauenthal of the Bureau of Information
c mn9n 1 b ae saes
of the Terminal Railroad Association. will
try their luck at the drawing for the resell
city last night for Fl Reno to look over the
situation.
EXCHANGE TAKES ACTION-President
Haarstick yesterday appointed the. follow
ing committee to prepare resolutions ex-
pressive Of the regrets Of the members OF
tne merchants EXCO6NHS OH the OedLn
David Block. one Of ITS oldest members:
Web NJ. Samuel. n. F. Langenberg Alex.
II. smith. W. B. Dean and p. c. Taylor
FIREMEN's GOOD REcoRD-chiec
Swingley Is proud Of the record made by
the Fire Department this month. The men
have responded SO far to more than go
month In the past. With an average of
twelve calls a day. not one of the firemen
has succumbed to the intense heat. and
mt ma hrr has Iiod nv haON klod
Mr.. Swingley considers this good fortune
not less than remarkable. In several cases
some companies travelled five miles in re-
Spouse to alarms.
BUILDING TRADES CoUNcIL-Ar-
Engagements were made for a fitting repre-
Building Trades Council at their regular
weekly meeting last night at Druids Hall,
Market and Ninth streets. The final ar.
game between the Trades Council Baseball
Club and the nine of the Central Trades
and LABOR Union; to be PLAYED at $3.50
League saeS i park. Vande%enter Au avenue and
Natural Bridge road.
NEW CITY EMPLOYES-street Commits
sioner varrelmann made seven appoint
ments yesterday. and Sewer Commissioner
George B. stroup for superintendent Of the
Second District. He appointed the follow
Ing inspectors: Thomas L. Conner. Fred
von Phul, Charles McNally. Oscar W.
Rodermann, Thomas F. Kelly and Richard
Walsh. Mr.. Hermann appointed George
Mcdonald as driver. and the following me,,
as iaborers: Nicholas Carroll. James
Shields. Benjamin Quinlan. Miles o'DoB-
nell. Michael Mahoney. John Mccarthy AMI
Patrick r. Caulfield
1NCoRPoRATED-Th William F. Lit
tie Realty Company filed articles Of incor-
poration yesterday with Recorder Of Deeds
Hahn. The capital stock Of $4,000 Is d.
vided into $50 shares. valued at SOD each.
William F. Little holds 200 shares, Fred s.
Little IS and Charles V. Wade 8. The 49,,
900 capital Of the Meletio Fish and Oyster
Company consists Of 100 shares, valued at
500 each. William A. Meletlo holds 90
shares, Georpe Meletio 5. and Monroe l..
Meletio s. The Goetzman Bros. Bakers and
Confectionery Supply Company Is Cant
talized for $4,000. half paid In. and divided
Into 150 shares Of 500 each. Louis Goetz-
man owns "A shares Frederic Goetzman a.
and Lawrence Dorr g. The MiIligan-Fiorita
Fruit Company has capital Of $4,000. The
100 shares OF stock. valued at 800 each, are
distributed as follows: Bob Milligan 4e,
Antonio R. Fiorita -. A. Fforita !. and D.
4. Mlligan !. Sixty per cent Of the cap
ital is paid in. The $1,000 capital Of the a.
Luban Manufacturing Company consists OF
20 shares. valued at 500 each. Bernard
Hirsch owns 80 shares, Alexander Luban Is
and 1sidor A. Cohen 5.