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REPUBLICAN CLUB ELECTS OFF,
cers-The Hustlers Republican League Club
OF the Twenty-fourth Ward, have elected
G; W. Rutledge president. Thomas Card.
vice president. c. X Dyre secretary and c.
E. Morstedt. treasurer.
MAX DIETRICH's WILL FILED-Max
Dietrich. by his will fiued for probate yes
his daughter, Sophie Beck: house No. 272S
Fisse and willed the remainder of his estate
to them in equal portions, excepting $780,
which he left to his granddaughter. Kate
Estelie Fisse.
WAIF FOUND IN HALLwAY-Mrs. H..
\ Pippin of No. 7O9 North Ewing avenue.
about two days old. at the foot of the
stairway in the front hall of her residence
Tuesday night. A policeman who was no.
Louis TurnS erein an entertainment In
AIMS Founding Asylum. There Is no clew
to the child's parentage.
INCREASE OF CAPITAL sTOCK-The
st. Louis Iron & Machine Works yesterday
filed a certificate of increase Of capital
stated at SJD.0G0 and the liabilities at
$3.50.
GOOD GOVERNMENT CLUB-Thc Good
Government Republican Club will meet at
its headquarters. No, 80 Eugenia street.
this evening at S o'clock. Municipal gov
ernment and disassociation from old fac
uons will be discussed
PHYSICAL CULTURE ENTERTAIN
ment-Under the auspices Of the West st.
Turnverein an entertainment In ply
sical culture, will be given tomorrow
evening at Beaumont and Morgan streets;
Club swinging, exercises on the bars and
diving featS will be the features of a very
entertaining programme
MASONIC HOME EUCHRE-A progress
sive euchre for the entertainment fund of
the Masonic Home will be given this even
ing at Entertainment Hall, Odeon The
Messrs; Eden. Reid. L. Molier. A. P. Fletch-
er, J. l. Ennis ". J; Bean. w. L. Reyn-
FINED FOR OBsTRUCTING-wiIlia
Dunphy. n teamster. was fined SO in the
FIRST District Police Court on the charge
Compton and Manchester avenues Tuesday
morning. 1t was charged that Dunphy
drove his heavy coal wagon in the tracks
FOR five blocks. blocking the cars passage
eight minutes.
WATCH AND CLOTHING STOLEN
l2lS Hebert street, was entered by burglars
between the hours of 10 and II o'clock yes
tsrday morning. who stole gold watch
valued al $50 and wearing apparel valued
at $50. The house was entered by means Of
a duplicate key, during the absence Of the
family.
CAR STRIKES A BOY-Edward Fuhl-
brusge. years old. who lives with his
parents, at No.. 7ls Aubert avenue was
knocked down by westbound Suburban
"a hundred foo po.f nf tpt n
avenue. yesterday morning. He was bruised
about the back. neck and arms. doctor
who was on the car dressed the INJURIES
and the boy went home.
CHILD sTEUCK BY STREET CAR
William Higein. five years old. Of No. 1450
Transit car at Fifteenth and O'Fallon
streets yesterday afternoon. He was taken
to the City Hospital where 1t was found
that he had sustained scalp wound and
internal injuries
LOW BRIDGE HITS TRAINMAN-
George Williams Of No. 1900 South Broad
way, st. Louis, Kansas City and Colorado
Railroad brakeman, was severely injured
near Maryland Heights fifteen miles from
st. LOUIS, yesterday noon. He was brought
to St Louis and sent to the City Hospital.
train, and his head came In contact with a
bridge and he fell backward on top of the
car.
HEBREW ASSOCIATION ENTERTAIN
ment-The Young Mems Hebrew Association
gave an interesting entertainment at Its
rooms. NO ZI33 Locust street, Ifisl night. Fol-
lowing the programme there was dancing
In the large ballroom and supper. Miss
Ban@Ine BanGne e. ah Maton gave an uptoaate tie
Beis Miss Ella Mills sssns sans seVeral .9m soios
ad,ch md the III plosramme n sosed with comedy
CHARGED WITH ROBBERY-Joseph
NJ. shinkle of No. 1928 North Eleventh
Station pending application for a warrant
robbery. He was arrested yes
terday afternoon at Broadway and Horns,
Fry who charges that Shinkle robbed his
father, Joseph Fry. The boy says he. saw
Shinkle take the money from HIS father's
addressed to Fry were found In his possess
sion.
WOMAN SWALLOWS CONCENTRATES
Lye-Mrs. Grace Odenwalder of No. 1230
Hickory street. attempted suicide last night
by swallowing concentrated lye. She was
taken to the City Hospital where her con-
dition was found to be not serious.
EAGLES ENTERTAINMENTS To-
cal aerae Of Eagles will be entertained with
an elaborate vaudeville programme Sunday
afternoon at Havlln's Hall, Several play
ers from the theaters will assist and re-
freshments will be served.
CABANNE CLUB ELECTION-Tke Cab
banne Avenue Club held its quarterly cleo
ton S, Of Officers Monday plight PRESIDENT .Hd e
George Burlock we're reelected.
An inventory Of the estate Of Orton c.
shedd. filed In probate court yesterday de-