The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-26
In the City.

GROCERS WILL MEET-The ST. Ior,.
Retail Grocers' Association win meet a. /:
evening at o'clock.
ZULEMA TEMPLES REcEPTIoNse
ton at West End Hall, Finney and Va.
deventer avenues. Friday evening.
LAST DAY FOR FILING sUITsLsa,,,.
day is the last day on which suits may s.
filed in the United States Circuit Court Tor
the March term.
ent Horse Collar Company flied notice yes-.
terday Of increase Of capital stock from q.
0O0 TO $4,000. Assets. $a.0Uo; liabilities, mona
HENRY PITCHERS ESTATE-An In.
yentory Of the estate OF Henry Pitcher
parcels Of real estate One OF them Is AZ
Seventh and Poplar streets and the others
are in other parts of the city.
MISSION AT ST. PATR1CK's-A mission
which will last tvo weeks was begun q
st. Patrick's Church. Sixth and Biddle
Father James, . Psssionist priest Of Nor.
mandy. Mo. The first week Of the mission
is for women and the second for men.
WILL OF n. E. REYNOLDS-Nortou Il
Reynolds. by bis will filed for probate yes
terday. left s2so each to his children-Mazy
-and $50 to his sister, Rebecca Sheltoa
wife.
INCORPORATED-The Pearl Manufac-
turing Company. capitalized at 0,000 nled
articles Of PcorpoIation yesterday with
sists Of 100 shsres Of jlse, each. Meysr
Pearl holds seventy-thres shares; Thouaas
Lurie Z. and Norris ~. Alexander %.
WARRANT CHARGES MrJRDHR-x
warrant charging murder in the second de-
gree was issued yesterday against William
Miller, negro, who Is charged with killing
Redmond Banks also a negro. Banks VA
shot last December, but fingered unfiI
February Is. whea ne died at the City Hos
pital
TEAMsTER DIES SUDDENLY-Conrad
Luechtefeld, teamster, employed by the
Hook Spring Pottery Company at No. !7oe
Manchester avenue. died suddenly YESTERDAY
morning while preparing to 60 to work
Doctor E. J. Eanst Of No. 90l Manchester
s, avenue pronounced death due to a COM
bined attack Of grip and asthma Luechfn-
feid leaves wtoow and eight children
= oINsRRoyEMENT ASSOCIATION On.
Association was Organized at . meeting e
Barth'S Hall Oregon avenue and Chippo-~
va street: Sunday aftsrnoon. The object ee
the ASSOCIATION u to secure, through lea1sS
latton ana other means. improvements for
that section Of the city. Regular meet1ng1
VIII oe held once week. to which an the
SALOONS NvEsrIGATED-E1ciss Com
nto sSs ss sS
looms: John kuH No. 16S Market street:
Albert Smith. No. rs South Righseeuth
street: Louis AEsdo. No. z7s Washin6ton
street; I. A Han. No. lsO0 Olive strest;
Morris JefYs. No. l90 Locust street: Be1S
Bros. No. 81 North Twentieth street. and
nd No uSr
OSCAR GRUEN DIsCHARGED-osesr
Gruen Of No. 1a East MaEceau street was
Court yesterday on charge Of disturb-
ing the peace Of Henry Kraemer BY sho1tr
ing at him Both are boys. The svidlnes
was kraemer. were throwing stones e
Gruen last Sunday afternoon and that 3
Grrsn tS1om., nred % q them. .a,s tns ban ps:...s
against whom a cross charge had been pre-.
ferred. was nned 3.
VERDICT OF sUICIDE-A verdict Of sui
eide was returned yesterday at an inquest
on the body Of william Chard, who 49,
sis N s y ne sses e
wa street railway conductor for ~ =
Louis 1fensat C0mpauy. In the .txlke hsi
was injured and was obliged to take: tn
injured again. When he returned sanHd1y
after having been laid UP q week hes ya6
Informed there was no work for him. Be-
shot himself.
HELD FOR oBsERvATIoN-Mra Azna
street was confined In the observation ward s
Af the City Hospital yestsrday for exami-
nation into her mental condition Nrs.
and told Doctor Nietert. superintendent OF
the institution, that her husband was ln- 3
:Ss and s:s e Sat a ss
been unable to sleep for many days Aer
mented and held her at the hospital
FIREMENs PENSION FUND-rhs as-
q tss bHafS uSd Si .so.s
widows and z minor children were added
10 the pension list In the past year: Ihefs
are now l0i pensioners; as follows; Widoxs
sistant CHIEF; 1 ex-Assistant Chief; I ex. 8
ex-foreman: I ex-engineef'
sx-pipeman; ex-watchmen. 2 Chief swinS-
On the work Of Company No. y in the drx ;.
q the company,s factory at :, Eleventh ana
WILL or ISAAC JONEs-Isaac Jones, by :
his will. filed for probate yesterday. len
paying the expenses Of his son. Edward A.
tones, In ST. V'ncents Asylum At The !;
1e8th OF his son. Edward, the prfncipak ~
TO be divided among the other children -;
The testator. To. the testator's wife. The.f
resa, are willed his household goods and
and one-third Of his estate. TnA
remainder u to be divided equally among
lis children-Rcsetta j. Lyon. Nathaniel A.. Z
Godfrey A.. Miriam g., Harry j., George ana
Isabella c. Jones. III
DIED AFTER HIS PROMOTION-De.ihs. (.
anne to Rudolph krumme when nfc
,eemed the brightest. Krumme was ms.
,hinist and lived with his wife at No. nu
3rattan street. He was employed BY tDe
Il. Louis Transit Company. On Friday ~
was promoted and sent to the Taylor ave -
lue car sheds to report to Superintendent
who would instruct him In n!9r
lew duties. Krumme became sick sud-
read on q rock, rendering him unconscious <
He was removed to the City Hospital
where he died Saturday night An inouesf
showed that he died Of concus-
don Of the brain. -
STRUCK QUICKsAND-Al layer OF quick s
and was struck yesterday BY the worhmees s
Who are excavattng for the foundation gse'
he new National Bank Of Commerce bulId4 =
ng. at Broadway and Olive street. At nr9< |
was thought that serious trouble would
egult from Il. and that expense and delay q
would be incurred In grounding the foundA.- =
ION. Upon investigation, however. II wnS 1;
ound that the vein Of quicksand weeT
hal1oW and only existed IN .one corner ~
he foundation. II Is So shallow that IN *
)ottom was soon struck. which was found
nainder Of the excavation J. r. p CaSeYs11
he contractor said that no difnculty va
anticipated, and that the work would uok
u In any wise delayed.