The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-03
In the City,.


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MRS. LUCY KOENIG HURT-Mrs. Lucy
| Koenie. wife Of George koenig of No. 1893
| McRea avenue, was run down by Compton
| Heights car No. 1926 at Vendeventer and
| Mcftea avenues yesterday evening and re-
| ceived scalp wound and fracture of the
| collar bone.
sNIDER's FURNITURE DIsAP-
| peared-Nicnolas f. Snider of No. Z35o Clark
avenue reported to the police of the Central
| District that all the furniture in his room
was stolen yesterday afternoon during his
! absence. The thief purlo:ned an iron bed,
at s5s,''''''s'' So. wardrobe anu 'a'"p' valued
CINCINNATI COUPLE MARRIED.
William Holwager Of Cincinnati, o., and
Miss Victoria Young of ZaIma. No, were
| married last night at $50 in the parlor of
the. st. James Hotel by the Reverend Jo-
seph Leo Of this city. The bride and groom
| had arranged to meet and have a quiet
| wedding. Their home will be in Cincinnati.
| CITY HOSPITAL NURSE HURT Miss
| Emily s. McCreight. formerly matron at
| at Sixteenth street and Washington avenue,
| ard now one of the head nurses at the City
Hospital, fel yesterday afternoon in the
latter institution and sustained q fracture
OF her left arm. She was also bruised about
the body.
DIES FROM STAB wOUND-Henry
Waters. 36 years old, of No. l2l5 Shaw ave-
| nue. died at the City Hospital yesterday
afternoon as the result of stab wound
| in the chest September y. John Hardness
Of Of Sll9 o,S Shay 1, avenue is in the hodover of
hing and had been identified by Waters as
his assailant
PLANS FOR ENTERTAINMENTS The
Southwestern Mercantile Association will
give an els borate entertainment November
and Arsenal streets. Charles H. Kreh.
chairman of the Entertainment Committee
made a partial report of the preparations
last night. They indicated programme of
great interest.
HURT IN ELEVATOR ACCIDENT
George Neunemacher. employed at the Me
dart Pulley Company. Potomac and De
kalb streets. sustained injuries in ele
vator accident yesterday afternoon which
may result in his death. He sustained
ACCUSED OF IGNORING INJUNCTION
internally injured.
Warrants were sworn out before United
States Commissioner Gray for the arrest
of II. Fisher and William Sampson, st:
Wits With having r disregarded e iss the injunction JUNCTION
issued against them last week The men
are accused of having: interfered with
George Mfgneron. driver for the com
pany. in the discharge of his duties.
RELEASED FROM REFORM SCHOOL
John Metz IL years old, spent last night
in the detention-roOm at the Four Courts.
and will be held until his parents are To-
Gated. He was released from the State Re
he was sent from East st. Louis. During
his Incarceration his parents moved to st.
Louis. but the boy does not know WHARF
they are.
ALLEGED OFFENDERS FINED
Frank O'Loughlin of No. 1927 Division street
was fined SIS in the DAYTON Street Police
Court yesterday. and Athol W. Gale of No;
1921 North Broadway. Thomas ]. keOhoe of
No. 29is Montgomery street and John CahIll
Of No H @ TaF p y aS sao1n
at Twenty-second and Division streets.
September %, in which Officer Harry
O'Laughiin was bitten by o'Loughlin.
NEW GERMAN PERIODICAL-"Dns
Deutscher Lied a German periodical de-
can saengerbund. will make Its initial ap-
pearance December !. Hans Hackel. mu.
nicipal reporter for the Westliche-Post. Will
affairs aft w Of St. Louis and the Worlds Fair .
in the Journals columns. The German
Literary and Musical Publishing Company
is the publisher.
NEW PORTER FOR MORGUE-Coron-
er Funkhouser yesterday appointed Edward ,
Lawson. a negro living at No. 2l1A South :
morgue, to take the place of Charles Ed
wards. who was discharged because of
numerous escapades with his wife. Once
she cut him with a razor at the morSue |
and a few nights ago she dashed a can of
lye in his face. Lawson is the third porter |
at the morgue since Doctor Funkhouser as
sumed the office last April Mayor Wells |
approved the appointment.
hoy KILLED BY WAGON While
swinging on tAe back of a stake wagon
yesterday afternoon on the way from
school. Walter Fox. IL years old. and |
residing at Riverside. on the Wabash Rail |
road. was caught in the rear wheels and |
run over. He died twenty minutes later. |
The boys foot caught in the spokes of the |
wheel and he was dragged in between the |
wagon was driven by William Berry of No. |
MA Railroad avenue. |
HUGH l.. RANKEN's FUNERAL
The funeral of Hugh L. Ranken. who died |
Sunday. afternoon at ST, Luke's Hospital. |
will take place at o'clock this afternoon
and Washington avenue. Mr.. Ranken was 81 |
years old funeral services were held for
the arrival of David Up r; Ranken. his broth
been selected: ]. G. Chouteau, Nelson W. |
Cameron. Charles Fink. W. Fl. Thompson,
]. II. Sheets and d. G. Evans.
INCORPORATED The Lewi. Blind
Stitch Machine Company filed articles of |
ny &yesterdiay ii.y, with the ReGorder
half paid in. is divided into 1.95o shares,
valued at s1OO each. John G. Lewis controls |
] 1888 shares. William l.. Nichols 80 and |
Charles L. Knowner 2. The A. II. Cleary |
Plumbing and Hardware Company has "A |
capital Of 5000, half paid in, and divided /
into 30 shares valued at 500 each. NJ ]. |
Cleary controls 2S shares. A. H. Cleary one |
and c. F. Bauer one
GRAHAM SMITH CONVICTED Grn- [
ham Smith, who was arrested while quar- |
reling with a woman at Twenty-second and !
streets last Friday night. was /
fined s. for disturbing the peace and $40 for |
lesisting arrest. by Judge Pollard in The |
First District Police Court yesterday. When |
Policemen Sloan and Cantillion arrested |
him he kicked and bit them until they |
found It necessary 10 club him into sub |
mission Smith declares he will not go TO |
the WorkhOuse. He is the prosecuting wit !
ness against Louis Ffngerlin. who is
charged with grand larceny for the alleged !
theft of clothing.
CREATED SCENE IN COURT-A Suit
begun by Emily Francis landed her in the
ward at the City Hospital yes
ferday Some time ago she was employed
as a servant in the home of James F. Land
Of No 1877 Cote BrilIiante avenue. When
she quit his employ she claimed he owed
her something like $13 more than his books 1
showed He refused to pay 1t, and she
srouEht suit against him In Justice Haugh-