The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-19
In the City.

BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING
A call for a special meeting of the Board
Of Education at o'clock Eext Monday aft
ernoon was issued yesterday. Secretary
tached to the call, as the meeting is for the
purpose Of transacting routine business
necessary at this time.
CONFEDERATE VETERANS MEETING
Camp Sterling Price. United Sons of Con-
federate Veterans. will meet at 4:3O this
n sfs aascde Mo- 3
matters relative to the Springfield reunion.
The invitation Of the United Daughters Of
the Confederacy to participate In an enter
FILES BANKRUPTCY PETIrIoN-Louis
Rose, now foreman In q cold-stOrage house,
business. nled petition in bankruptcy in
the United States District Court yesterday.
scheduling liabilities at $l03ls.e2 and assets
notes and open accounts. the creditors al
being st. Louisans. and 1850 the largest
amount due any one person.
DIED OF HIS INJURIEsC Christian
Schmidt. who was injured by jumping from
an Iron Mountain train last Sunday near
Jefferson Barracks. died Yesterday at :: p;
was switchman and lived at Belleville.
He had been ordered on the train by q
brakeman. He jumped and fell into deep
rayine. alighting on his head upon pile OF
rocks.
SERVICES REWARDED gold watch
was to pete Edst1 M apd
Company as q testimonial OK Its apprscia-
tion Of his work on the Mineral Point. Wis.
bank robbery, In three days Be Iecoy Tse,
was within about SO Of the amount stolen.
Shipley IL located In st. Louis.
.c,1,nIIso Hs1ceINr. z
HolloWell, foreman In the Misunderstanding
shoe factory, called at the morgue yester-
day to report the disappearance OF Whlam
an smploye e. the faetIs %as
was IS years aid and lived with MS vile az
No. 3212 Laclede avenue. Monday ne re-
ceived his weeks wages. and after supper
seen by his friends since.
WARRANT AGAINST BoTrs-A. war
rant charging assault 70 XII was ,ssTsa YET Of
ioe Rotts. who was killed while making an
assault on Policeman Meder at Seventh
street and Ann avenue Monaay t nignt ;,I NE
arrest. and they attacked him. While lying
on the ground Meder drew his revolver and
shot Toe Bolts. Ben kersttn8. who was ar
rested in connection with the case. has been
released.
BURNED BY HxpLos1oN-Mrs. Rose
M0heriy OF NO. 6SZS SohkothA6 0VShuO Woo
nainfuiiy burned about the face and arms
Nv gasoline explosion yesterday morning.
Mrs. Moberly's dress ignited, but she ex.
tinguished the flames 6efSTs tney Surnsa
feidt. who was passing and saw the flames
issuing from the house. sent In an alarm
az Are. Before the flames were extinguished
the building was damaged about 1850 and
Mrs Moberiy's furniture about $780,
FELL ON THE sIDEwALK-Mrs. Kate
NfcK carney. 70 years old, was taken to the
Tsitv Hospital yesterday morning suffering
Sron severe Commissions Of the back and
Internal injuries. She was found by Police.
man McGrath at Lefhngweit avenue and
Olive street. She told the officer she had
Snii.n down at Garrison avenue and Olive
street BECAUSE of her advanced age, the
nhvsicians think her injuries serious. Mrs.
McKearney said she lives at JEFFERSON ave-
nue. and O'Fallon street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Burrows Gaslight
Company. having a capital Of $4,000. d.
vided into 10000 shares, valued at 81 each.
f,ied articles Of Incorporation yesterday
with RECORDER Of Deeds Hahn. John r.
MAYNARD holds 1si9N shares. Walter L
Violet one, Thomas A. Forester one, Jacob
Klein one, and Richard Forester. 5000 The
is 600 capital of the Allen Wadley Lumber
Company consists OF 2G shares OF 800 each.
". B.. Wadley holds nine,y-nine shares, e:
y Smith one. and H. ]. Allen ninety mine.
Mo = innenberg Construction Company has
q eanitai Of 5000. Margaret Lnnenberg
holds twenty-five shares, William Ohlen-
IorS twenty. Frank b. Ruhr four, and Glenn
an. IiunenbeYg one.