The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-12

Circuit Court yesterday for divorce against
MARY T. Hanna. TO whom he was married
whom are under age.
MRS. FINKLEsTEIN's VERDICT
Mrs. y. Finklestcin obtained Judgment FOR
$50 in Judge Woods division of the Cir
cit Court yesterday against l.. y. Gates,
J. II. Gates and F. o. Gates. dentists. for
being roughly handled by the defendants
at their place of business November 3 last
She sued for $500
ID. F. JENNINGS GETS HIS SON.
By agreement Of Mary c. Jennings and
David F. Jennings. who were divorced some
years ago. q modified decree was entered in
Judge Woods division OF the Circuit Cour,
yesterday. by which tho custody of the
couple son, Frank, was awarded to his
father. Provision is also made for the sup
port o: their daughter by the father.
NOT GIVING AWAY TREEs-Park
Commissioner Ridgely announces that he is
not giving away any OF the Forest Park
trees. He says Director of Works Taylor
mas charge or trees removed from the
Worlds Fair site.
WORLDS FAIR BILL LAID OVER
On motion Of Captain Hodges. the Worlds
Fair bond bill was laid over yesterday by
the City Council for one meeting II is un-
derstood that Captain Hodges desires to
change the word authorize TO direct"
and thereby make II obligatory TO pay the
city the premium
FORESTERs' MASQUERADE RAIL-
Inc third complimentary prize masquerade
ball OF the Foresters' League will be given
at the West ST. Louis Turner Hall Reau-
mont ana Morgan street, Saturday evening
REWARD FOR BOYS BODY-R. J..
McClean of the firm of &. & W. McCIean.
Nos. Sli-sl6 North Broadway, has offered
u reward of S2o for the recovery of the
body OF his son, Charles J. MCLEAN. On
November -. while suffering with sickness
the boy jumped into the river at the foot
Of Dickson street.
SIX PAIRS OF SHOES STOLEy-Tbe
show window in the store OF Isaac Strauss
at No. JsfS Manchester avenue was broken
yesterday morning and six pairs of shoes.
valued at SIS. stolen. 4 man giving the
name of John Pratt. was arrested with six
pairs of shoes in his possession. which were
identified by Strauss as his property.
JUDGMENT FOR DAMAGEs-Martba
". Golden obtained Judgment IN Judge
terday for $3.50 against the Heman Con-
struction Company for damages alleged to
have been done her property on Laclede
quarry. She complained that the dust from
the stone crusher was blown into her house
CITY APPOINTMEsTs-wa Com
missioner FIad yesterGay appointed the fol-
lowing as laborers In the Water Depart
Thomss TaniSn Tbamos SnasI oHsio Royahs; Iah
O'DonnelI. John Cummings. James Moore.
Patrick Fleming and August Vidot.
LEAVE OF ABSEXCE-President Phil
lips of the Board OF Public improvements
yesterday obtained leave of absence for to-
Commissioner Alt for five days. beginning
to-day.
TWO MEN BURNED-Hafry Assylan
OF No 4i50 Easton avenue was painfully
burned on the face and hands. and William
Ulrich of No. i430 EaSton avenue was slight
htIrnai nn ha fa no nS
chemicals at the dye shop conducted by
Mrs. Dora Ulrich. No. 44S0 Easton avenue
The building was damaged 500 and lie
stock suffered a similar damage.
TELEPHONE BOX ROBBED-James
oNeill Is locked up at the ,l F2nr Courts on
in Leland Miller's drug store at Sixth and
Locust streets and stealing $3.50. A warrant