The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-02-09

In the City.


| MASTER BREWERS BALI-The an.
s. nuai pail and banquet of the Master Brew.
lLederkranz Hall. More than 100 couples
were present.
WATER EXPERTS REpORT-Mayor
Wells stated yesterday that he will send
the reports Of the water experts to tho
City Council next Tuesday, until which
tifne no action VIII be taken on the reports.
SLIPPED on THE ICY PAVEMENT
Thomas Fitch OF No. 2l23 Division street. in
TT.psi1.ins Twaninssoa ,ro,n spring avenue car at
the icy, pavement and. falling. fractured his
nip. He was taken to the City Hospital
WINNEBAGO MISSION AID sOCIETy-
The Ladies' Aid Society of Winnebago
Presbyterian Mission will conduct an enter
tainment at Winnepaco street and Tennes-
see avenue Tuesday evening. February 70
Views illustrating the Louisiana Purchase
Will be displayed.
STALCUP BOUND OyER-Th eodore
Stalc'ip. who has been conducting a saloon
at kennerly and AIaffftt avenues was bound
over 70 tns Federal Grand Jury yesterday
ms fmiersonatei United States special
officer Stalcup denied the charge.
MISSOURI HISTORICAL MEETING
Al a meeting of the Missouri Historical
Society. to be held Thursday evening, Doc
tor Cyrus a A., Peterson will deliver an ad-
vi vi LIE MOuliO building Age IN
America and George NJ. Block Will pre-
sent Il portrait of Augustine Warner.
HUNTING FOR LOST Roy-Mrs. EIix-
abeth Noneky of No. 800 Pine street Is
searching for Information as to the where
abouts of her boy. Leo Eoneky. who disap-
has not since been heard from. The boy is
Is years old and is we'll educated in Cor
man and English.
NEW ITALIAN NEWSPAPER - The
America, a new italian newspaper. made
its first appearance In st, Louis yesterday.
by the American Publishing Company II
Is claimed to be the most important Italian
newspaper in the southern part OF tho
United States. The first edition consisted OF
four pages.
INCREASED THEIR CAPITAL-The
following companies yesterday filed certifi-
Gates OF increase Of capital: The Pan-Amer-
!can Exposition Company, from $4,000 TO
NNr.Go: assets given as Sl,Uo.O0. with no
Liabilities; Rents Brothers Drug Company.
from I6to 800 TO s.. 10000; 70 per cent OF in
crease paid: assets given as A,555. 1896 and
liabilities $40, 7l702.
LECTURE on TRUSTS-G. A. H. Hill.
secretary Of the Union Trust Company. will
give lecture on THE Powers and Scope OF
Trus: Companies before the St Louis
Clerks Tuesday evening. class in con-
tracts conducted by r. A. Jones will also
meet Tuesday evening. II Will discuss conf
mercial paper and mercantile transactions.
TURNER'S MASK BALI-The annual
Mardi-Gras mask ball of the ST. Louis
Turnverein Society was given last night In
the gymnasium at Fourteenth street and
Chouteau avenue. Several hundred couples
were present. Four ell-performed tableax
served to open the festivities. which closed
with dance. The feature Of the evenings
entertainment was the activity of a COM
pany of maskers disguised as Indians.
companies filed articles OF Incorporation
yesterday: John Nooter Boiler Works Com
pany. capital $4,000. one half paid: stock
holders. John Nooter. Thomas NJ. Ryan.
Magdalera Nooter and John Eschman. ].
H. Kracke Grain Company. capital $4,000.
oil paid; stockholders. John II. Kracke.
Victor Albrecht and Marcus Bernhelmer.
Corona Lumber Company. capital sS0,60O. all
paid: stockholders. A. c. Stewart. D. B.
Howard. J. S. Tustin, A; F; Eaton. ". L.
Chapel. S. 4. Bemis. Alfred Clifford. c. D.
Eaton. Carl Moller, c. H. Anderson. F. E.
Fowler and +. E. Kaufman.