The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-05
JOHN WEST. Florida street. hand LAGER

JOHN WEST. Florida street. hand LAGER
ated by blank cartridge.
| JOSEPHINE CALDWELL. No. 1893 North
Br9aGWay powder burns on face
himself IN the left knee with 22-caliber
slank-cartridGe pistol at his home. No. 1il6
Biddle street
1SADORE KAHN. Is years DID, OF No.
200 LacieGe avenue. was shot below the left
knee by John Mckenzie. also Is years old.
OF No 2Ioe Walnut street. who was firing a
blank-cartridge pistol. No arrests.
EARLY WYATT. II years old. Of No. 5ii3
Page avenue, was burned and sustained la
cerations on the hands by the explosion of
a giant frecracke:.
LEO TROJANOWSKI, Is years old, of No.
2s35 Cass avenue was burned on the face,
sustained laceration of the right cheek
and injured about the eyes by the explo-
sion OF cannon cracke..
FOSTER STOCKTON. IS years old, of No.
5oa3 Ridge avenue while discharging car
bine, sustained powder burns around the
eyes when the gun burst
ROBERT SEANKLiN, g years old, of
NO. 2iCg South Fourth street, was shot and
painfully wounded through the window of
Broadway car. on which he was passen-
ger. at O'Clock yesterday evening. The
bullet struck him in the left shoulder
blade. Doctors Lawrence and Ernest were
unable to locate the ball when Shanklin
was brought to the Dtspeusary. He was
sent to his home. -so-
FRITZ scHMALENsEE Is years old, Of
No. 2tI Thrush avenue. had his face bad
~ mangled yesterday by the premature ex-
ploston Of a quantity of powder which he
mad placed in an ordinary tin can. He was
when it was accidentally ignited and he
received the full force of the explosion
and was struck with the sharp edge OF the
can.
MRS. D. ovERMEYER of No. 1877 Glare
avenue. East st. Louis. was struck in the
ear and slightly injured by spent bullet
from a small rifle or revolver while pas
singer on Chouteau avenue car yesterday
AFTERNOON. The accident happened as the
car was passing the intersection Of Fourth
and an l. Poplar streets. Doctor Down OF No.
oS6 North Taylor avenue dressed Mrs Over
meyers wound and she returned to her
home.
BEN SCHULTZ. Is years old, suffered
sight of his left eye. while setting off
pln-wheel in front Of his home. No. $40
n MGIfh Ma, Market street; last night. Doctor
tended Schultz. He pronounced the lads
JOHN PICQ. IS years old. of No. 1920 Ell
with blank cartridges, shot himself in the
right thigh. infiicting a slight wound
He was attended by Doctor E j. Irwin Of
MARSHALL sHUTTERLY of No. 52a
Brooklyn street was shot and seriously
wounded by Roy Mckee of No. 1899 North
Tenth street last night. because he. dis
home of the latter's mother. No 1923 Cham
bers street. The weapon was shotgun
CHARGED with blank shells. The wad struck
shu;terly the right leg, nflctng a
wound almost an inch in diameter. Shutter
ly was taken to the City Dispensary. Doc
tor Lawrence pronounced the injury not
serious. Mckee was arrested
SKYROCKET CAUSES BLAZE.
a skyrocket fired through a window into
the home OF Mrs. D. W. Mason. No 6lI2
an bed a room on the second floor.
ignited bed clothing and the flames caused
damage of $50 to the furniture and the
same amount to the building. The house is
owned by the Knapp-Stout Lumber Com
pany.