The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-20

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ME Moss alleged in her suit for divorce.
filed in the Circuit Court yesterday, that
| her husband. Edwin, found fault with her
| housekeeping. She also alleged that he
| slapped her in the face and called her
names. She asks for the custody of her two
| young children.
| TRAIN STRIKES GROCERY WAGON
| A Missouri Pacific freight train struck a
! grocery wagon. driven by Lee Daily of
Tenth and OFallon streets, at Seventh and
Poplar streets, yesterday noon. The driver
escaped without injury The accident was
caused by the horses becoming frightened
| and running onto the track in front of the
| train.
Julius F. Mcdonnell of No. 423 ST. George
street is locked up at the Second District
Police Station on the charge of assaulting
his wife with the intent to kill her. and
Mrs. Lizzie Mcdonnell is suffering from
bullet wound in the left arm. They quar-
relied yesterday afternoon.
CHARGED WITH FORGERY - Gordon
Lord, alias Cool who has been in st.
Louis two weeks. was arrested at Garrison
avenue and Pine street last night by De
tective Ziegler. y description of the man
was received from Chief of Police John Fost
of Camden. n. J. He is charged with foTg.
ing a check for $500 ct Asbury Park. lie
will return without requisiton papers.
HELD FOR OBSERVATION Jacob
Wagner. a laborer, was found by Ofhcer
T j. Flood acting strangely at Broadway
and Chambers street yesterday morning
and had him sent to the CIty Ia6 aospitai. IdI.n.
Wagner gave his address as No S2O tieyer
avenue. He is in the observation ward.
RAEKRt-PTCY PETITIoN-Harry r
Brownlee, a manufacturing chemist. oper,,
ating as the Dandruffoid Company. MED
a petition in bankruptcy yesterday IN the
United States court, alleging claims OF
81 ii0s, mostly in advertising accounts in
newspapers in several States.
INCoRPoRATED-Th Ferd P, Kaiser
pnhIiehing Company yesterday filed articles
of incorporation with the Recorder CT
Deeds. The patd-in ca oitai stock 9f SiV0 o..
500 each Ferd z. Kaiser holds gas shares,
Emil J. Koch l and Charles W. Holt
camp l.
CLAIMS AGREEMENT WAS EIo-
IATED-C. II. GRANNY applied to the circuit
strained from conducting a meat shop IN
the West End. Granny states that he pur-
chased a meat sho2 on l:aclede -daI avenue nue.
TO engage in business within a certain dis-
tance from the place. 1t Is averred that
RIGHT has violated the aiieged agTeehls.e 1'r.le
scribed district.
Frank N. Lieth of No. 6f0l New Manches-
ter avenue swore out a warrant yesteraHy
charging George w. Weaver, who hveS IN
terv. Both are employees of the. Scullin-
Gallagher steel foundry. Lieth saws
Weaver struck him with pair Of tongs.
PAINTER FALLS FROM LADDER
owen Cu-Iey of No. I'LL North Eleventh
street a painter was suddenly overcome
while at work on ladder at No. IA Carr
street at 2:3O yesterday afternoon. and was
painfully injured. He was taken home in
an ambulance.
AGED MAN IS MISSING+Mrs. Annie
Brandon of No 1924 North Sixteenth street
has asked the police to find her father;
Julius Schneider who is 50 years old and
has been missing for two weeks. She de-
scr!bes him as having gray eyes. hair and
beard, ard q crippled hand. and wearing
blue overalls. sack coat, black shirt and
black stiff hat.
WOUNDED MAN ON FIRE ESCAPE
Valentine NARROW. 10 years old. was found
on the fire escape of the Ashley building.
Broadway and OFalon street. last night
shortly before midnight suffering from 4
bullet wound in the right side. He was TAX
en- TO the City Hosuital. He said he had
been in fight earlier in the evening and