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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22
MACK SAYS HE IS INNOCENT.
Declares Mistake Has Been Made
in Causing His Arrest.

Thomas Mack of No. 1910 Finney avenue.
who was arrested Friday, charged with be-
ing the man who stole money from houses
which he entered under the pretense that
he was an insurance inspector, declares
that a mistake has been made. and that he
will easily prove his innocence when the
time comes.
NJ. J.. Griffin, assistant manager Of this
Insurance company at which Mack Is en-
ployed, declares that he cannot believe
Mack has done any of the things charged
against him.
7 IT have known Mack for some time" said
Griffin, land / know men connected with
the company who have been acquainted
with him for ten years. His reputation al
ways has been good"
Mack says he came to ct. Louis In Jan-
uary from Chicago. He says positively that
a mistake has been made in arresting himt
and threatens to make trouble for those
persons who caused his incarceration.
Despite the denials Of the prisoner. Mrs
Maggie snooks OF No. 7s North Garrison
aveT,le and Mrs Catherine Murray OF .Nos
iasl4 North Elliot avenue. have sworn out
warrants. charging him with petit larceny.
The warrant obtained by Mrs. Shocks
charges the. prisoner with the theft of 9
purse containing Sis on January "a. and
that sworn out by Mrs. Murray alleges that
he took her purse. containing $n.S7. on
Eehr1lary g. ga
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22
Lincoln Trust Company.

The Lincoln Trust Company reports that
several sood-s!zed sales of Investment
property were made during the last week.
The most important sale was that OF the
leasehold on the southeast corner of Jeffer-
sou avenue and Olive street, which was
leased from the Jefferson Improvement
company to Louis ]. w. Wall Of the Cast
l1tnographlng Company. who was repre-
scented by John McMenamy, for a term of
ninety-nine years at a good rental.
The property consists Of so feet on the
south side of Olive street by a depth along
the east line OF Jefferson avenue of Ill feet.
me property will be improved by Mr.. Wall
with an elegant fireprOof building. which
VIII be one of the handsomest of its size in
the city. Mr.. Wall. seeing the improve
ments made on the northeast corner of
Jefferson avenue and Olive street, which is
Known as the Jefferson building. and the
good leases which were made on the stores
and offices in this building, realized that
olive street property would be a good in
Several other sales are under contract
one of them being for another choice niece
of Olive street property and the other FOR
a large manufacturing site in the nortb-
western part of the city.
Dwelling No. 1910 Vista avenue. Int asr1os
with a two-and-one-half-story. modern
brick dwelling. containing seven rooms.
bath. hot and cold water, and all Improve,
ments. wa sold from Mrs ]. Powers to /.
II. and Lille Vogts for A,I00. tn pur-
chasers bought for an Investment.
Also lot 50x125 on the south side Of Eastoa
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22
Henry Hiemenz Realty Co..

Henry Hiemenz Realty Company reports
the following sales:
On the south side of Chouteau avenue. be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. stands n
pretentious three-story solid-lookIng house.
known as the Brown Mansion" having
been the home OF Captain Joseph Brown
eX-Mayor Of st. Louis. 1t and all the sur,
rounding residences ranked as bigh-class in
the sixties of last century when Chouteau
avenue was the choicest residence street
south of the railroad tracks.
Captain Brown was officially and eociaIIy
an extremely popular man. and entertain
ments in that house We're both frequent and
lavish. The property was then estimated
to be worth $4,000. The spacious rooms will
now be. used for manufacturing purposes
as has been the fate of most of the other
properties In that neighborhood.
The last owner was A. W. Morriss Of
Bellevtlie. ILL.,. for whom it was sold for
$4,000 by the Henry Heimenz Realty Com
pany to the Valentino Manufacturing Conn
pany of Nashville. Tenn, who will manu-
facture chewing gum.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22
FATAL FALL DOWN SHAFT.
Instant Death Followed Plunge
From Third Floor.

Henry N~ienhaueser of No. 1901 Monroe
street fell from the third floor to the base
ment down the elevator shaft at the COM
mis%sion-house of George H. Zollman, No. ~
North Third street. yesterday morning
about 10 o'clock and sustained injuries
which caused instant death. Tts.
None OF the other employees Of the nrm
were with Nienhaueser on the third. moor
fall. His skull was fractured. Doctor II.
w. Garlock of No. $40 North Broadway
and an ambulance were called at the same
time. Nienhaueser was dead before either
arrived. An undertaken then removed hts
body to his home. Nienhaueser was =
years old and unmarried.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22
Mississippi Valley trust Company.

The real-estate department of the Missis-
very busy week, having closed sales dur
ing. the last six days amounting to $S2.aV
making an aggregate since January l OF
They report the sale Of property at Nos.
sos. sos, $40. So and S1I Olive street. the
ten-story office building known as the
Burlington building. to the Mcmillan es-
mediate improvements. The purchaser was
represented in the transaction by the Hol-
pany. The lot fronts 81 feet 6 inches on
Olive street by a depth of IS feet 8 inches
to a private alley, and is directly opposite
the Post Office.
The building. originally known as the
Fasin building. was erected about fifteen
years ago, and was ACQUIRED by the Mis-
Immediately remodeled by them. The build
ing in this remodeling lost its original name.
The Mississippi Valley Trust Company
also reports the sale Of 26 feet on the east
wardly of Oh feet. running through TO Com
mercial street, from Theresa de Noue of
the seller being represented by the Joseph
2. Whyte Real Estate Company.
They also report the sale of "a feet on the
west side of Front street by a depth of 95
being a part of city lot No. 8, from Euphra-
sic c. Y. Easton and Mary Y. Kellar, con-
sheraton being $1,000.
The Mississippi Valley Trust Company al
SO reports the sale of IS feet 5 inches on
the east line OF First street by a depth Of
SIS feet 8 inches\cn Olive street. from the
Polk estate to n client. the consideration be-
ing $4,000. The purchaser in this transac-
ton was represented by Nicholls-Ritter
Realty and Financial Company.
The Mississippi Valley Trust Company al
so report the sale of 20 feet on the east
side of First street by a depth of "a feet 6
inches, running through to Commercial
street. being a lArt OF city block No. II,
from George R. Taylor to a client, the SELL
er being represented by Joseph p. Whyte
Real Estate Company.
They also report the sale OF No. 1909
Iabadie avenue to Annie Frances Schouten
for 5000. This is one of six houses recently
by the Mississippi Valley Trust Com
pany In Chouteau place for the improve
ment of that splendid subdivision. This res
fdence is modern in every respect, having
eight rooms. tile-flnished bathroom, tiled
and exposed plumbing, and is one
of the most desirable homes in the city. Ne
are pending for the sale of the
balance of these houses, and the Missis-
sippi Valley. Trust Company have in con-
temptation the erection of at least ten more
in tho ncar fpfura
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22

Company sold to the trustees of William
McMillan's estate the Burlington building
for 100000 cash. This building is numbered
feet by a depth of So feet to a private alley.
with a private alley also on the wegt. i'm,
proved with ten-story building, bringing in
a rental which nets the purchasers 5 per
cent on their investment.
The property belonged to the Mississippj
Valley Trust Company. which was repre-
sented in this transaction by E. H. Benoist.
real estate officer. of that company. This
property will now be under the ~anageme
of the Observation-Disclosures Real Estate
Trust Company.
In addition 10 the above sale Holbrook-
Blackwelder Real Estate Trust Company
negotiated two ninety-nine-year leases on
property during the week, the
details of which will be given later,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22

nue. Two large stores with modern flats
above on lot S3x100. total renting capacity
800 4 year. This porperty was acquired
through foreclosure, and was sold by H.. T.
simon TO Frank O.. Fisher for $50 cash.
Also vacant lot 70x1So feet. situated on the
south side of Mcpherson avenue about 16S
Ieet west OF Lake avenue; from William
w. Culver to Frank r. Rosemann for
So,Sl5. Mr.. Rosemann proposes to at once
erect a modern apartment-house building
on the premises purchased. Each apart
ment TO have from six to nine rooms, with
every convenience known to modern archi-
lecture. The building to be completed and
ready for occupancy by June next.
This firm also made q long-teIm lease on
the northeast corner of Olive and Twenty
eighth streets: from James C.. CrOwdus to
the Doctor Ozias Paquin Immune Company.
who will use the premises as their general
offices and as a Sanatartum.
The property leased is the same that
Howard Gambrf!I & Co. sold to Mr.. Crow
duS ONLY last week.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22

In connection with the Hamilton Hotel.
which is nearing completion at Hamilton
and Maple avenues, Il temporary structure
probably will be erected for use during the
Worlds Fair period.
W. T. Williamson OF the williamson
Blake Construction Company, which is
erecting the Hamilton Hotel at IA cost OF
SO,Cl. purchased Trough John 5. Blake &
Bro. yesterday. from Cly de Johnson. a lot
Dx150 feet adjoining the Hamilton. Frank
S. Parker Represented Mr.. Johnson.
The lot will give room for an extension
of the Hamilton to embrace several hundred
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22
CHANGE IN JURY LAW SOUGHT.
Lawyers Discuss Proposed Modif-
cation and Name Committee.

A meeting Of lawyers was held yesterday
afternoon in courtroom No. Z in the Court
house to tak action with a view to hav-
ing the special jury law modified.
O'Donohoe acted as secretary. A commute
tee composed Of A. r. Taylor, Frank K
Ryan and w. D. Isenberg was appointed
Legislature. s
Another meeting viii be held Wednesday
afternoon in the Court OF Appeals. ~
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22

rooms. They will be independent of the
apartment-house. which is being erected
upon an elaborate plan. Already the agents.
John S. Blake x Bro. have received in
quirie sfrom many prospective tenants. and
1t is believed that the hamilton rooms Will
be rented before they are completed.
All modern conveniences will be installed
in this apartment-house, notable among
which are telephones in every apartment,
electric lights, elevator service, mail chutss.
Safe-derOsit vaults, bow. ing alleys, billiard
rooms. hot and cold water all the year. ele-
giant parlors, superb pubic and private adm
iuP-roOms ere
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22
AGENTS,
Mercantile Trust COMPANY.

me Mercantile Trust COMPANY reports
having had a. very satisfactory week in the
ieai estate department. especially consider
ing the Indictment weather.
IN addition to the sale of the southwest
corner or Broadway and Spruce street ia
raul Brown. they report having sold prom
erty numbered 262s Olive street. having a
frontage of IS feet 9 inches. This propertT
was sold for the account Of ". J.. Robinson
70 a client. who has requested thai his
name be withheld for the present. The
property sold for the sum Of $500. NET 70
}he owner. and Is considered to be extreme.
iy cheap at that price.
iney also repor another large sale on
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22

Love & Sons sold last week as follows:
Lot 150x1D feet on Sutton avenue, beiu1
lots "a. IS and So of block No. Z of Maple
wood. for 81 a front foot. from ". ]. SUIT
ton and l. Parker to Donaldson Bros, who
VIII at once erect five stock-brick dwellings
on same. ~
Also 25 feet on North Market street, south
side. about 200 feet east of HaE:iton. at
Johnson. q
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22

The following companies fled articles Of In.
day:
Interstate Audit and Advertisement Company.
capital. 1900; one-half paid. stockholders
William Halpin. Edward T. Wienhens and
Frank p. F1nlong.
Imperial Realty Company; capital. 1900; an
paid. tockholders.Charle II. Tats, Benja1i0
Cunlfn and Henry L. Haydel.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22
Commonwealth Trust Com,,nx.

The COMMONWEALTH Trust Company sold
the residence, No. 4s74 Fountain avenue
from Mary A. Remick to John S. Thurman.
home.
The Commonwealth also sold a tract or
ten acres in the vicinity of Clifton Heights
for a nonresident client. The particulars
are withheld for the present by request.
The Commonwealth also reports a good
demand for central business property. and
has submitted many offers from buyers
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22
Real Estate Transfers,

ApANfc o. =
IT,, e.. Det. tarulnaI and
SSTiapson; iharies Meisen TO owen J. and
ALLEN-so n, $ 8: bet: Ninth and Me
fAiiee LOMBARD TO john Eichen- -,
mo , l.6sQ
a. 'Ie4 II. IL IN. e. s.. - e cor.
ti ia stso Gn'e. - II; = s. 3 W: cor.
E 1 Z also Eucas "A n 3 In. I. s..
NJ, IL, p,n "a I'm =, ?
W III pet: ains ana ChestnuI: also
and NH - ~. . IN sis. pet, TweItth '
he, 80
ret beaomoht and JeIerson: also olive.
Tr.- u n DeE secopd and Third:
~.
hai' hehry IT, Wen 10 Laura Weii-w.
CoMNECTICUT-:o #. n. s.. bet. Oak =
HiiI and Bent: Edward A. Camp to II. -
Il Iamgenoacner-w. d..-....-..- $50
EAps-s' IT, n g. bet Louisiana and
lneresa. hItnur + haminerer To Leo -.
hassiemr-spi- W. 80
49, II. y. s., pet LOUISIANA ana
Theresa; Edward Malone ct al. to Ar
tnnr =: kamnerer-spl- com. 49,. 80
SaFnIsoN-s2 IL; e. s. pei; Montgomefy
II. n. =. bet Marcus
and EueId: Jane l. "imbush to Katie ,o.
KJHe.S urctiw <.ua'
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22

F. H. 6 C. B. Gerhart Real Estate Com
pany report the following:
This firm closed during last week a num-
her Of important sales In downtown and
West End residence property, their sales
aggregating over $500. 600, all of which being
cash transactions. One of the largest OF
the deals was the sale of the property for
the account of Jesse French TO Augustus
b. Hart and Edward II. Semple trustees,
known as Nos. lii and 1116 Olive street. lot
"A feet 8 inches by 1G9 feet. improved with n
five-story commercial structure, under lease
to the Estey Organ Company and Jesse
French Piano and Organ Company for Sl5.-
600 cash.
Also sold the handsome twelve-room
double Queen Anne residence known as No.
5272 Washington boulevard. with lot 50x155.
House has every modern convenience and
is located on one Of the most desirable lots
In this choice block near Union avenue and
edjoins the residence recently sold by this
firm to Morris Jacobs. Property was sold
for the account of Mrs. Georgia Lee Cum
bingham for s15.500 cash to a client.
Also sold a handsome thirteen-room resi-
dence in Westminster place and another
downtown Investment a~ggregating 1929, 500,
particulars of which will be furnished when
deeds are passed.
This company also reports a splendid de-
mand for West End residence property and
for the new apartments In the Eugenia
apartment building. now being erected at
Berlin and Euclid avenues.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22

Papln & Tontrup report the sale OF prop
erty, Nos. ABB and 4135 Olive street, con-
sisting of a store and dwellings. lot 5Ox152:
from b Greensfelder to E. r. ODonnell
Ing with the improved condition of Olive
street -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22

Albert G. Blanke sold No. 1916 and No.
1918 Marcus avenue. a two-story modern
brick building. containing four flats, with
baths. furnaces, etc, renting for $1.6sO n
year. with lot 46x170: from Isaac Jones to
Albert c. Jahns for $4,000.
Also No. 2321 Tennessee avenue, a new
two-story brick. containing four and five
room flats. with baths. furnaces, separate
laundries. etc. with lot 25x125. and renting
for $40 a year: from Isaac Jones to Albert
G.. Jahns FOR 5000.
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R DR.. GEORGE.
nedium anu ClairvOyant,

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II marriage. sickness. deaths. divorces. separa-
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and bo,der than before. Hours, 9 n. III. to s p.
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Howard GambriII & Comna,,

Howard Gambri1 &c Co. closed the fol-
lowing deals during the last week:
The modern store building known as Nos
North Newstead avenue. he
ing the southeast corner Of KennerIy ave.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22
AHEaICAN LEGION OF aoNoc

ATTENTION. Companions of Lafayette Coun.
ell. No. 592. A. l.. OF H.-You are requested tr
meet at hall sunday. Eebruary. q. at O'Clock
p~snion. William F.. Dewey BY order
LOUIS SENDKE. Com.
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r. f. Co.

,~Rice-Dwyer Real Estate Company reports
the following sales:
No. 2631 Pine street. a three-story brick
of eleven rooms, on lot ax120: sold by j. H..
Hogan to Josephine Ashly for 5000. Mrs
Ashly bought as an investment.
They also sold for 5000 a house and lot
on Sheridan avenue, the deeds Of which
will be passed and transaction closed this
week.
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RED MEN.

OPECANCANOUGH TRIBE. NO. 80. IN.
proved Order Of Red Men, hold council fires az
Red Men.s Hail. southeast corner Ninth and
every Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. All chief;
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Real Estate Exchange Notes.

The regular board meeting of the ex-
change. which was to have been held last
Thursday, will take place next Thursday.
Transfers for the month, up to and in
Guiding the 10th, numbered 4SS, and aggre-
gated So, 1891, 1898.
There were $50 deeds Of trust filed during
the same period, amounting to s51 IS, 654.
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Nine. N. Leonard,
800 CIairvoyant.
1880 Washington Ave.

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and relatives. causes speedy and happy marriage
with the ore Of YOUR choice, settles lovers quar-
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speculation. Investments. law suits, wills. min
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ness confidential. Letters with stamp answered.
Hours. Q tn 2 daily and Sunday,
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Horn to ii A. Gates, who will improve
with a modern two-story brick building to
be used for business purposes.
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Il. II. Stoltman sold the following:
Southeast corner Eads and Theresa ave-
nues. lot 4sxl29: from Elizabeth c. Andres
to G.. II. MILF and wife. for 81, 200. Mr. Mflz
bought for investment.
Northwest corner Norfolk and Boyle ave-
house. No. 1905 Norfolk avenue; from Law
renee Cary and wife to F. II. Grieshaber.
Consideration So. 100. Mr.. Grieshaber viii
improve the corner with a store building.
South side of Sarpy avenue. adjoining the
Rock Springs School on the east. lot So feet
8 inches by 1O feet 8 inches; from the
Thomas Brooks estate to the Board of
Education of st. Louis for S2.000.
Lot % feet on the south side of Wichita
avenue. east of Kings highway: from c. n.
Meyer to 3. II. Stoltman. who bought for
investment. The Mercantile Trust COM.
pany represented the seller.
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MRS, |, SCHAEFER. CLAIRV0YANT,

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Her advice on business, health. speculation,
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oped. Hours. 9 to 3. Sunday included. 1858 La
fayette ave.
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woopMEN OF THE WORLD
NATIONAL UNION.

FUTURE GREAT COUNCIL. NO. 2se, MA.
tional Union. meets second and fourth Mondays
OF each month at Towards Hall, Olive and Car.
rison avenue. at s p m. Friends cordially invited
Geo. G. Hunt. Secretary. -
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The Nicholls-Ritter Realty and Financial
Company sold for the account of W.. A.
Stephens. the eight-room brick house and
lot 80 by 142 feet 6 inches, Known as No.
4237 Mcpherson avenue. TO Mrs. Francisco
Bader for $3.50. Mrs. Bader bought the
house with the intention of making 1t her
home and will take possession some time
in April. This house is the east one of ten
houses built a few years ago, all of which
have BEEN sold by the Nichols Ritter Real
~ and Financial Company. and was former
ly the home of W. A. Stephens.
They also closed the sale of house No.
1920 Maryland avenue. eight-room BRICK.
with lot Is by 40 feet. for the account of
Alice X. and o. F. Humphrey to Irene C.
S. Behr. wife of Ben L. Behr. for 1900
Mr.. Behr will make the house his home in
the near future. as soon as some arrange
ments and alterations can be made in the
house.
In addition to the above. sales the
Nichols Ritter Realty and Financial Com
pany nave closed three sales of business
property. a~ggregating about 800. 900. par
ticulars of which they are not in position as
yet to report.
They also made some heavy loans during
the week and have had an active inquiry
for property Of all kinds.
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SECRET
ORDER OF SCOTTISH CLANS.

EN OF SCOT"T1SH CLANS.
&NMA CLAN DOUGLAS, NO. 5. oRnE,
. 6 6. &, &; {! q: 4: e =: . ] Z :: J: |; d i; ] ] ! ]: !: .: :: :: ! =; !: !: !
<YX Of. Scottish Clans meets arst anS
I'M third Tuesday, of each month az
Jy6NWl Pielsticker's Hall, corner Grand ana
IN 2NHS Easton avenues. Visiting clansnan
NSyXN cordially invited to attend
~~ CHAS. 8. MACKINZIE- Cbief
N No. Ss5S Etzei avenue
Attest: George A. Bruce Senr,-
tary. No. 2S1i Kossuth avenue.