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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
AGENTS. REPORTS.
Mercantile Trust Comma,

zine Mercantile Trust Company reports
having had a very satisfactory week in its
real estate department the following sales
and leases having been consummated:
Property Known as No. 11G5 Chestnut
street. consisting of a tfree.stor,. brick
building erected on 81 feet of ground on
the north line of Chestnut street, imine-
diateiy west Of Eleventh street extending
through to the alley, i09 feet. This prop
erty was sold for the account of Iamedee
". Reyburn. Jr.. the purchaser being
Michael Salter, consideration being $40 500
This is an exceptionally cheap piece of
property, considering its location and prox-
unity to the corner. t}
They also report having sold property No
1f1b North Fourteenth street, consisting of
a one-etory etoreroom. erected on lot n
feet inches. sold for the account of the
Locust Street Building Company. purchaser
Also lot of ground en- the north line Of
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Dear Doctor: II gives me great pleazlli
10 express my heartfelt grautuje Tor y
kind and effective treatment | nave recsl
n: your hands lafcre commencing yol
treatment ! was informed by other phys
clans that my case was ircurable. and
was completely discouraged. Under yol
,ns,nt. and am practically well wona
Yours gratefeIy. -
MISS JI'i.JA EEWMAN.z
No 3I2S I.aciele avenue, 81. Louis. Nc
I-ai,-tarv .. 1902,
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Galveston Grain Exports.


Galveston Tex. Feb. 2s.-The exports of grain
from Galveston for Feb. are as follows:
Total wheat for Feb: Sd. 400 br: for the same
month last year. 12oo0 bu.: increase. 70a, 400 bu.
Total since Sept. /. 1902, 7.So7,sss bu, compared
s l03. All for the period last season. an
increase Of 4013431 bu. Total corn for Feb.
1.52.5fe bu.: for the same time last year. none:
increase 192 542: total. since sept l. 1902, 2s2s
1s5 bu., which If clear increase, as none was
exported the previous year The total exports
OF rye for the season are I2,0e4 bu The amount
of wheat and corn shipboard Tonight not
cleared Is $4,000 bu.
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Charles F. NOGel.
rles +. EOgel reports the following

sales:
Nos. 1885 and 1857 North Sarah street. con-
tanning two stores and two three-roOm fats.
also No. 4l04 ksnnerly avenue, containing
store and six rooms. all situated oil the
southwest corner of Sarah street and Ken
nery avenue. lot 6lx14O feet. for $4,000. from
Richard Utter of Mount Carmel. ILL.,. TO Ed
ward Wedekind of Swedeburg, Mo-, who
purchased for investment.
Nos 310l, and 31Gli2 Rutser street. north
west corner OF Cardinal avenue. double
two-story twelve-room brick dwelling ar
ranged for four families. renting for $,3S a
year Sold for 5000. from Mrs. Ros;.ia
Drcsten to Alfred f. Fettig, who purchased
for investment.
No. 1852 Arlington avenue. between st.
Louis avenue and Natural Bridge road :,
two-stcay. siN-room frame cottage. with lot
5oS2l1 feet from Edward II. Fisher to Louis
and Anna Robson, whe purchased for "A
home.
Lot }0xti2 feet on the south side Of Alien
avenue. between NcNa'r and Missouri ave
nues. for Sl.cJ0 from John .. Killes 30 Hem
~ w and Emile Nottlemann, who par
chased to improve.
Lot 3'N162 feet cn the south side of .'uniaf a
street. between Cuisine avenue and Russell
place. for $500. from James ". Russell ia
Minnie Haneklan. who will improve with :,
residence. Grantor WAS represented 10y +.
l. Niesen.
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Joseph ;. Rothwell reports the iolio"ihS
sales:
No. 1901 North Grand avenue. lot 25Nl"n.
improved by three-Story brick building.
store with flats above. fer John ID. Gibson
TO Mrs. Anna Burke. for $1,000 cash. This
property was purchased as an Investment.
Also sold Il tweivc-room modern West End
residence lot skill. hniSiiincS throughout
being first-class. steam heat, etc. for the
sum of $40. 800. Parties to this transaction
desire that the facts he not given until deed
is filed for record.
Also sold % feet the l.aVee. between
Lucas avenue ami Morgan street. through
10 Commercial street. fer Mrs Anna Burke
TO a client. purchased as an investment for
the sim OF s5.0C0 cash. This was the second
sale OF this lot within The Last few months.
Mr.. Rothwei reports having purchased
shares Of the preferred stock of the Uni
Vcrsity Heights Realty ana Development
Company. believing their plan and method
viii insure "A NEST cXcsllent investment.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01

Contracts have been let for construction
of the Mount Vernon apariment-house. TO
he erected by clients OF the Nicholls-Ritter
Realty and Financial Company on lot on
the south side OF Olive street. near New
stead avenue, at cost Of. s209,oe. Work
will commence this week.
The building will be one OF the first OF
the peristyle type in st. Louis. and the
pioneer OF that style on Olive street. The
distinctive feature is the entrance from the
street through an open court. the structure
being "a quadrangle surrounding the court
with the main stairway in the rear.
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TAKE AN EARLY ADJOURNMENT.
Miners and Operators DO Not Com,
plete Scale Agreement. 4

REPUBLI SPECIAL. g., .s ~
Springfield. Ill. Feb 2S.-Miners and OPP!
orators alike were anxious for an early adj,
icurnment to-day in order that they might
spend Sunday in their homes. Owing to-
this fact little progress was made in the
State mining conference. "A
The Williamson County scale. which wa9
made a special order of business was laid
over until Tuesday The scale for the thif
vein fields Of Northern Illinois will be a spe-
ci1l order of business for Monday morning.
All of this morning was spent in a gen,
erai discussion of the resolutions tina. are1
to be part of ths Scale Committees re-
port.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01

Ire appointments of the Mount Vernon
VIII be extremely elaborate with sIairways
or marble. tiled halls and wainSCot!nG.
| massive natural Wood doors aud window
spis. sideboards. closets, etc. Baths vii!
connect each suit of rooms the four
doors, given UP 10 leo apartments. ON the
main floor. dining-room. buffets. etc. will
bs installed, while the basement will he &C
cupied by bowling alleys and biliiard-rouuis.
Telephones viii connect various parts of
| the house. each instrument having outside
| connection.
Immense granite columns will aloTn the
entrance 10 the court through which ear
riaSes or pedestrians will pass 10 the porte
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BOOK FAMILY IS IN TROUBLE.
Husband Has His Name Changed
tut Forgets His Wife.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Topeka. Kas.. Feb. 2S-The Book family
of Sumner County IL in trouble. Recently
Oliver ]. Book requested Representative
Farris to get bill through the Legislature
changing his name to Burke. The bill was
passed and signed by the Governor two
days ago.
To-day Mr.. Farris received a letter
from Mr.. Burke urging him TO get another
bill through changing his wife's name also.
Burke was notified that the session would
end before he could do so. and that Mr..
Burke would have to live with Mrs. Book.
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0fto. for Consideration Of The
Afflicted a FsH Recent Letters
from Ihuse Who Know whereof
Thsy Speak. INVESTIGATED
tue GERMAN AMERICAN DOCTORS:

I'm the daily papers Of your reInarks bI,
cures. that Induced me to visit your ofires
/ Fad previously been examined by ofhel
physicians. all of whom stated tnat q .t;r-
rical operation was the only method aha
would effect a cure. but | am glad tossly
that you have brought about the desfr'-1
results without the use of the kGife: in erct
YOUR treatment h0s been exceptionally Nid
bpiug practically without pam. Thanis y;
Won for many k'ddn@s-es. / am sratcshiiy
MRS. ANNA WEAVER.
re I.ckEnn st. i<aNsas City. Mp.
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The clerks of Charles +. Vogers real
estate office defeated the contractors and
repair men in a bowling match which took
place FRIDAY evening OF the alleys of the
st. Louis Bowling Association, Blair and
Cass avenues. The three games played were
All captured by the real estate clerks Christ
Prior of that side getting the highest aver
age FOR the three games. being is I-3.
"PingPOng jake" Of the contractors headed
his side with an average Of ij3.
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A regular meeting OF tile Board of Di-
rectoTs OF the EXhange was held last Thurs
day. when great deal OF important busi-
ness was transacted.
Transfers for the month including the
18th. numbered $50 and aggregated s., gSs 02i
There We're about 1886 deeds of trust re-
corded curing the same period, amounting
to sa3, 1876, 9ss
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A CLERGYMAx.s ENDORSEMENT.

Rev. A. ID. Francis rector of ST. panis
Church. Oklahoma City. o. T. in Il letter
10 Professor }. r. Il. Clark president and
founder of the Gerlnan-American .Physi-
You have my hearty indorsemcns i'll
rrur methods of work for the relief and
enlightenment OF humanity. / have always
a hearty grasp Of the hand for a man who
dares to burst the bonds OF precedent.
framed in ignorance, and who fegrlessly
fronts the increasing light of discovery and
Mountaineering ahead OF his time II
need he-whetEer he be a -. D. or NJ II"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARE CLOSED.
Board of Health Takes Precaution
Because of Smallpox.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Terre Haute. Ind. Feb. 28-The City
schools closed until further notice on ac-
count of a smallpox epidemic. There are
1900 pupils.
The order Is in retaliation to the tenn
porary restraining order returnabIe next
Thursday against excluding children not
vaccinated The order was Obtained by those
opposed TO vaccination.
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Fair Invitations at washington.

REPURLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. Feb. 2-Each member of
the press gallery to-day received an invita-
ton to attend the dedication ceremonies of
the Worlds Fair. April 30 and May and 2.
The invitations were commented upon with
pleasure by all who received them and the
beautiful form of the invitation attracted
general admiration
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MoRTnY OF rRAIsE.

Dear S,rs: | Just received your letter IN
will saw you axe worthy OF much praise yilt
honor 10; the manner in which you nay
handled INV case. was treated by !sdu,
.tarr five vcarg ago and. although I had SUI
fercd for = eng zine. ] am glad tn say tia
Won effected = complete and satisfactory
cure. Gratefully yours: 40
Newton. Kss II. D. No. /. October. 1892.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01

Apple K Hemmelmann Real Estate Com
pany report the following sales:
M. 1872 Papin street three-story brick
dwelling OF nine rooms. lot 1Ssi1l25. renting
for 1872 year. for S2.?J0: was sold to a
client who has lately been acquiring prop
erty in that section of the city, predicting
for same a great enhancement in value
No. sos Geyer avenue. two-story seven
room brick dwelling. arranged for two fam
lies, with lot 25asX1I0. owned by George
PHI. Johannes, was sold 10 Frank Thomasek
for $500
No. 1929 Old Manchester road. a one-and-
one-half-story brick cottage of four rooms.
with lot 5OX2O0. owned By Joseph Schoen
sold to 3 client for 81 500. a good business
site and adjoining the Ringen block Of
stores. the purchaser got bargain.
South side Of Castleman avenue. east of
kleIhm street lot 5OXl22. from client to
A. ID. Starck for sl.i50. who will improve
with neat dwellings.
Apple 4 Hemmelmanr also made sale
of property on Chestnut street east of
Twelfth street for 10000: on Pine street
west of Fourteenth for $500: also on Sec
ond street south OF Walnut for $3.50. the
particulars of which cannot be given.
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Renl Estnte Transfera.

BL.AINE-so TT. u. s. bet. Lawrence and
1es T. Reads Ssy tot s h |. s1a part 10 ar
GRAND It. " $. bet. iacieie and
Brick Company to ST. Louis Warehouse
ana Realty Corpany-w. d............... lO.eo
and BAILEY. Nellie IL Terry G to sa hIssn,n
EobiAM eoSrfhG!s q. ii, in v bs; "a"
Minerva and Ella. Kate Doyle to Joseph
MAPi TI-s #: In 8 e. bot, King, =
i,ish%ay end Academy, Henry II Brias'
u i,'n! 10 James T. iseese-w. d.; SIS
hoe. also HaneScks. % T.. n D.. bet.
S s fsanaSs a aisH Me aasSss =
NJ, ~ r. hs![ei to Richard McRee.w. ii. $50
ta-sen. Bsrbara se!b to chss. seiJ--
MISC, nj. =; l., 10; -;
ana chsro'es wil iii Gs IS M, ian IN
x Mr. sehnessier-w d.: 80
sust Marciilswski TO waidetnar i: Ham
0iiVFis r. IN ne, -, ;;i,, 9~
William J; Robinson to James e, Crow
Di iSrs-M' -. ., $50
teen,l,, Frank r. Tcbin to to Elizabeth I lie .
PRhIIsiEI9o' II. W. s.. bet. Lincoln and ~
Cottage. John Gormley to Regal Realty
and Investment Company--w: d...........
Field Patrick Henry to William Chao- =.
:. ge,sSnw: d.. 10
Msgda!ena Rocderer to Louisa rlrieh-
W. H. ..--... LOU
SECoND-2J IT, .. S.. =. OF Utah. Mag
dalcna Roederer, ct al. to Louisa Ulrich
~. u. .....-.-...s .........--.-.-.-... ~
SULLIVAN, II. s.. bc-. Twenty
;lird and Twenty-ffth. Sophia j. Babe
TO Edward II. Ronsick--w. d.............. $50
TWf.NriETH-2J r.. ". $. bet. Hebert
and 81. Louis. Jacob Iiaer To Erie =.
Mcinhar5t--w. d.. .......- ............
VISTA IT.. s.. being ZOO Vista. John
~ McClnssey Mary Gauion-atc. d.
WASH-2s ~, n. s.. bet. Jefferson and
Twenty third. Mary A. Fitzpatrick to
Wm. Norris-adniniEtrator' d............ 1,5O
WESrMiNSTER--s It.. =. g., bet New
stead snd Taylor. nary II. L.. Shields
and husband to. Frank +. Crunden-w.
u 5iVJ
WEST PI.;E-so II =, bet. Sarah and
BOYLE. John f.. Brandt and wife to Mary
WtiARF-1s #. W. s.. bet. Chestnut and
Market. Felix f Anderson to Terminal
Really Company---w. Observation-Disclosures.
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Gentlemen: Your favor Just received
and it finds me enjoying the best of health
The cancer on my face. with which / suf-
fered for years and which / had treated
by several doctors without benefit. has
never bothered me since l took your treat
ment. You cured ME In eight days after
all hope. apparently. was gone. / also took
your treatment for paralysis I went -
your offices on clutches. which I had been
using for several months. After being up-
der your care for short time / discarded
them and have had no occasion to use
them since. You are certainly reliable as
we'll as skillful. Very truly yours
MOSES A DAVIS
'Pawnee H.. r. +. d. No .. Feb s. 1903 -
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we.terner. in New York.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. Feb. 2S.-Among the arrivals at
the hotels here to-day were the following
Misecurians:
boro: W. $. Willard and Mrs. Willard, Herald
Square; F. s. Robbins and Mrs. Robb=s, I'M
perial.
Kansas Ciy-w. c scarrett and Mrs. Scar
rett. Holland.
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MORE THAN SATISFIED.

''rrhe German American Doctors raw
treated and cured me after other aoG ,,,as'
said that an operation ana SUN XII
would be the only chance or cure. L eau
now use my limb well as ever. ana an,
NOR, than satisfied with the tfrAlneht anu
recommend them as honest. scisntihc ph'-
''.s Central avenue. .
.I>ausag CITY July T. 1872
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01

Martin S. Brennan sold for Mrs. Minnie
Friedman No. 4i27 Cook avenue a modern
fiat renting for $50 month. for s601). to
AIR. Nathaniel Cooper, the merchant tailor.
Mr.. Cooper bought for an Investment
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EXPRESSES APPRECIATION.

Gentlemen: beg TO express my sincere
thanks and appreciate for your kind and
honorable treatment When ! went to you
had beer suffering for long time, and
had tried other physicians without the
slightest benefit. Now I find after taking
your treatment for seven months. that
am entirely well and sound as a new silver
dollar. Yours very truly.
FLETCHER UP.
"Braymer. Mo. October is. 1907
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
ur ts WELL. SATISFIED.

Opinion Of The photographer who TOOK ilrrl
p.iz. at E.:npcria. Kas.. recent stat" i"if
''Gentlemen Replying to your favor. VIII
say: Five years ago ! suffered from
complication of Diseases Tor Which Was
sicjans ! had almost given NJ nope, "heh
read your advertisement; caiien upon
YOU and without single qu'suoh' you
.ynisire,I ms feelings, better than ] e, UhI
have don. il myself. and after shor,
course OF treatment. You completely Ies'oftl
my health | never lose an "Pp'' ''"i''
To- say a good word for you.
"a, A. UALLBERG.
..n..- ,.;+y I-.S DT. H. l.t0l'
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CANCEL, WITHOUT THE KNIFE.

Gentlemen. 1t anords m" s"eat pleasure
When frst called AZ your offices | had
been suffering with cancer for. over sax
years and / had very Etur faith In you,
tryt mum. cav thai II was curiosity. thrnurh
aving read testimonials from time to time
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Sc1iw enker Realty Company.
The SchwenlSer Realty Company reports

TIE CUffpHHy
the following sales:
The two-story brick building ut No. 3229
ST. Vincent avenue. containing four rooms
on each floor. attic and laundries. ARA ngei
for two families. with a lot of 25N129 feet
from Frederick J. Nellner to Thomas CAVITY
and wife. 2, 300 Bought for a home.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01

The Nicholis-ftitter Realty and Financial
Company's sales amounted TO 1921. having
had considerable demand for business ard
railroad property. as well as residence prop
eIty. Among their sales are the following
Sold to Frederick II. ingalls,. the we'll
known house-furnShing man. lot fronting 50
feet 1Ss inches on the south side of Wash
ington boulevard. corner of Westminster
way. betwecn Kings highway and LAX ;
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Mirxissippi Valley Trust Company.

The real estate department of the Missis-
sfppi Valley Trust Company reports that
last week was very busy one. they hay
Ing spent the greater part of it in closing
the details of gales already made. They
closed during the week additional sales
amounting to s5l5oo making the total since
January l sl.3 200
They report that the demand for sIIbur-
nan property Is awakening and last weel;
they sold lot in block of Eaat Overland
Park to Joseph r. Roux, who purchased
Tor immediate improvement. This lot fronta
20 feet on Midland avenue by a depth of
222 feet. the consideration being 500
Also the sale of 100 feet on the north side
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01

of the Midland Railway right of way at
Midland Heights. St, Louis County. Ia John
Logan for SLIGO. the property being i'm
proved with three-rodrI frame residence.
fhe purchaser was represented by the Dyas
Real Estate Company.
The Mississippi Valley Trust Company
also reported the sale of forty-two feet on
the east side of Main street by depth Of
100 feet. To Commercial street, in city block
II. from Francis II. I.utingtOn to u client;
ct si0eration. yIa,noS
They also report the sale Of fofty-two
feet on the east side of Main street. by a
depth OF rinety-nine feet. six inches. in city
block H. from John J. O'Failon. the price
being $a5,00C.
The Mississippi Valley Trust Company re-
ports that the demand for downtown invest
ment property continues and that they
have pending several large deals, the de-
tails not being ready FOR Publication.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
Dixon Public school commencement.

RE.FT HI.IC SPECIAL
Dixon. Mo-. Feb 2s.-Cornmence-,ent exercises
of the Dixon public school were held in the
METHODIST Episcopai Church las, night. The fol-
lowing pupils completed the public school course
and received certificates OF graduation: Eethei
Rollins. Nellie Murphy. Mossir HoIens. Evelyn
Harrison. Rosa Miller. Frank Chftsteson Harry
McMakin and Lee Nithols. .
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HIGHLY PLEASED.


Il wnuld 80; cake sea for what YOU w
done for me. RtBEBl kan-i-aNtY
"Coffeyhur}. Mo. FEB. y. 1907 j
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Henry Hiemcnx Realty Company.

Wenty HlemthH KenIty IonpNhy ferofts
the following sales.
Mt. stsi Odell avenue. a coy dwelling on
a lot JGNl6e, owned by George W. Southland.
was sold for Sl.l.y0 TO j. Laurent. who will
No. f715 Mississippi avenue. two-stury
eight-room dwelling, with modern conyen-
fences, owned by charles &. English. was
sold for $3.50 10 l.. NJ. Rothschlaesel, who
will occupy IL.
Nos. il33 and il35 Olive street. store and
dwelling on a lot 50xl52. This was sold TO a
client of the Henry H!emenz Realty Com
pany and will be improved to bring II up TO
its full earning capacity.
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RuiIdinR Permits.

George Kraft. No. 3l2: Shenandoah. two-story
brick fats: "a 200.
Morgens Brothers. No. 1870 Pine. two-s,ory
brick building. TO be used shop: si.S0n.
v. 4. Hanrigan. Nos. 23.9 and 2,31 Olive. alter
brick building. be used stores and rooms
So sle
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horse No. aO32 Market street lot 25XIi0. for
$3.50 for August Harter to Walter b. Yer
Steeg. the wel-knovn wholesale shoe man.
who was represented by w. =: McCrory. Of
Nicholls-Ritter Realty and Financial Com
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
A PROMINENT ILLINOIS FARMER
Ct RED OF PARALYSIS AND
CANCER

"Braymer. Mo. October is. 1902
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-12
POPE STANDS STRAIN
OF RECEPTION WELL

Paris, March l0.-A Rome CORES.
pondent has obtained an interview
with prelate attached To the vatican,
showing the real state of the pope's
health.
Tho reception of 5000 pilgrims
Sunday did not fatigue the pontiff
seriously" the correspondent asserts.
In fact, the audiences and solemn
ties seem to have had the effect of
stimulating the vital forces Of the
man. His chief sources of fatigue
have been the giving of private audi
ences and serious work with the car
dinals and vatican officials The only
thing the matter with the pope Is Il
rather stubborn cold, which cannot be
expected to be entirely cured before a
fortnight 1t is only then that DR.
I.apponi can form an opinion as to
whether the pope's weakness may be
fatal. The symptom which is causing
DR.. lapponi the greatest anxiety re-
Gently is slight disorder of the di-
gestive and intestinal functions"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-12
PHILADELPHIA WINS IN
SUIT FOR EVANS MONEY

Philadelphia March 10.-Message5
received yesterday announce ter.
mination in favor of Philadelphia be
fore the supreme court of New York
of the last suit in this country over
the will of Dr. Thomas w. Evans,
who died in Paris. leaving the bulk OF
his $t,O0OOOO fortune to this city to
establish a museum and dental insti-
tute. Suits were instituted by heirs
in Paris, New York and Philadelphia
A compromise was affected between
this city and the heirs, who demand
ed however, division of the ties
tators property in New York claiming
a vested interest. The city opposed
this suit and was upheld by the New
York supreme court.