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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
Henrx HiemannR Realtr Companx.

; The Henry HiemenZ Realty Company
reports the following sales:
No. 1745 Wsverly place. a comfnodious
-eight-Toom mansion. at the, head OF
Wayerly place. lot 64x2o9.- owned py tleid-
for $500 Purchaser viii make considers
BILE improvements and alterations to- the
house for his own use:
frame cottage, with LOT 25x12ts owned by
D. J. Lyons. sold to Missouri Furniture
Company. for s1,575. This lot adioins prop
erty recently sold by the Henry Hismenz
Realty Company 10 the Missouri F,urni-
ture Company. this latter company need
ing these, properties for the further en-
largement of their plant.
substantial eight-room residence, with all
modern conveniences and. appointments:
lot 5T1g'xl23s, owned by E. Eysseu, 500
for $3.50. to W. J. Armbruster, VINO bought
for home.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
NfchOiIS-Ritter.

The Nicholls-Rit tier Realty and Ffnan-
cial Company had quite q run on dwelling
houses, having closed the sale of -FOUR
last week, three of which were sold Mon
/. day before . o'clock. Among their s;tes
We're the following: ,
Pacific Railroad, the nav. twelve-roonl,
modern. mottled brick. residence No: 43lo
Washington Boulevard. with lot S5xl9l
feet tbs for 9S the pTSpeHEY H9YmDSrey DSiRg SOLO
To Benjamin f. Bush OF the same COM
pany, the house adjoining the above pelhe
No. 1911 Washington boulevard. with lot
S5x15o feet. for $1i.50o: also SOLD Tor the
account of A K Humphrey.
These houses have twelve rooms, hand
some reception hall, drawing room, ulning-
room and kitchen on the first moor; large
butler IS pantry and store closet. the low
er floor being finished in hardwood, with
the exception Of the drawing,room, winch
Is finished in white. Both houses nave
TWO bathrooms, one on the second ana one
on the third floor, are heated with hot
fences.
Mr.. Bush and Mr.. Merriam were look
ing for residences for some time. and
could not find. anything IN the city that
suited them as well as the houses built
by A K Humphrey. of which Nichols
have sold 50 many. These houses are To-
Gated on high ground on the north side OF
Washington boulevard, Just west Of Pen
OItNOI aNtuUe,- A. t1EIllpliASJ flAeiNlLl :
built five houses on the 1s0 feet Of ground
purchased from General ,Anson G. McCool
few months ago. Only one house is left
for sale. No. 1927 Washington boulevard.
now occupied by Mr.. Humphrey.
Also sold for the account of y. w. Nc
Leod Of the Grayson- Mcleod Lumber
Company the handsome twelve-room
house and lot 50xI75 feet, No. OJS2 West
minister place, to. d. Millard of the Chi
cago Lumber Company, for $4,000. This
residence was formerly the home of Mr..
Mcleod and was sold TO Mr.. Millard for
a home, Mr.. Mcleod having taken pos
session Of his new home on Washington
boulevard. The arrangement of this house
Is unique, the lower floor being especially
desirable. finished in hardwood through
out.
Also sold for the account Of A. K. Hum
phrey to L Aaron. the last one of the
houses built by Humphrey on the north
side Of Mcpherson avenue. west OF Tay-
lor No. 1907 Mcpherson avenue. eight
rooms, yellow brick, lot 25xi40 feet. for
5000 This house was purchased by Mr..
Aaron for home. and he is now getting
It ready for occupancy.
Mr.. Humphrey has let the contract for
five new houses to be built on the north
side OF Mcpherson avenue, just west of
this house. and Immediately east Of Wal
ton avenue, convenient to Olive street car
lines.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
G.rm.n,n Tr.st company.

The real estate department OF the Ger
mania Trust Company reports a very
active demand for residence. property. 1t
effected the following sales during the
week:
Sold to Mrs. Agnes Kennett the home
stead of the late Isaac Cook, located on
the northwest corner of Lucas and The
resa avenues. and being very large, old
fashioned fourteen-rcom mansion.
The residence is a landmark m the So
cial history of St Louis, having bee. the
scene of many of the most brilliant of the
entertainments of the SOS. The considera-
ton was $4,000
The Germania Trust Company a:so sold
the residence of Thomas B. Follenius. No.
2919 Sheridan avenue. a two-story seven
room brick dwelling, to Mr. WI~iam
Schanhacher, who will make 1t his future
home. The consideration was 2,IS0.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
BesthoYen ooh.ertatory Of Music.

Z Ths lthfrty-second season of the Bee
Z thoven Conservatory OF Music: the best
last Monday. with TIE largest attendance
recorded in its history.
The teachers employed in the different
departments are recognized as leaders IN
their profession. The piano department
is under the direction of the Brothers Up.
stein. with large and competent force OF
assistants. The vocal department is IN
charge Of Mr.. Ethan Allen Taussis. who
has no superior in the United States as
vocal teacher. Several of his pupils now
hold excellent positions in church cholrs;
Messrs Christopher Jacob and Carl Tholl,
who supervise the violin department, are
recognized as frst-class violinists and
teachers, and have already shown Their
artistic work at the different concerts
s-iven bv the Beethoven Conservatory.
the monthly recitals given by this inst-
tuition will begin in October.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
Re,I Estate Exchanre Notes.

THE first Of the daily meetings resumed
after the summer vacation will be held
tomorrow morning at 11:so
A regular meeting OF the Board of Di-
rectors of the exchange was held last
Thursday, when the following gentlemen
were elected associate members of the ex-
change: Paul Brown, Judge William B.
Kinealy John Schroers. N. N. Sale, Will
lam Buder and Elias Michael
Transfers for the month up TO and in
cluding the 18th. numbered 4S7, and ag-
-gregated 81. .405, SO. -:
-Four, hundred and eleven deeds of trust
were filed for record during the same pc
'riod, amounting to S1,6S0.6g7- - =
Two sales were made on the floor. OF
the exchange yesterday. Trustee c. r. H.
Davis sold the housess No. 40 Delmar
boulevard. to J.-O. Daughfn for S. $50, and
Trustee Carver Forder Sold the house. No.
4OS2 Evans avenue. TO r. T. Conn, for
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

sold to Henry Meicher, for $500 cash
For the account of Henry Poertner and
wife, their one-story brick house, No. 1872
Lincoln avenue, reception han. bath. hot
and cod water. gas chandelfers,. screens.
etc, sold to william Scholta and wife for
S2;700 cash Bought same for nome
Also sold a lot on Alberto street, pc
tween Broadway and Missouri avenue; 10
Charles Sauerwein, for 500 cash. VIII
build fat on same
George Wanstrath has also placed
loans to the amount of $500, and has
earnest money on several otner dsa4S on
which report will ha given later.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
ALL FOREIGNERS MAY
:, BE EXPELLED FROM FEZ.
Moors Are Stirring Up the Fanatics
to Drive Out the Euro
Deans.

Cologne, Sept. 1s-The Gazette Of this
city to-day published a dispatch from Fee,
Morocco, saying 1t is rumored that all for
eIgners are to be expelled from that city.
FANATICAL FEELING RIFE
london. Sept. 19.-General Sir Harry
MacLean, Colonel of the Sultan of Moroc-
cos bodyguard. who has arrived at
Plymouth from Morocco. says fanatical
feeling is rife there against foreigners,
due 10 the action of the educated Moors,
who are stirring up the populace, as II is
feared with the Increasing numbers of Eu-
ropeans, the trade OF the country win be
diverted.
The insurrection, the Colonel adds. IS
practically over. The rebels lack ammuni
ton and the pretender is fugitive.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
Sal. I'm Clara Avenue Heights.

The inquiry for Clara Avenue Heights
nronerty is good, the Royal Investment
Eomnary having sold last week to Robert
q. Wilson block Of ground on the south
side of Spauldfng avenue, having 'front.'
son intends to build seven flVe-room mod
ern cottages on the property. which Will
be offered for sale by the Royal Invest
ment Company for about 81. go each, on
m9nthly payments. The Royal Investment
Company were the grantors.
c. r. H. Davis. president Of the ROYAL
Investment Company: sold, as trustee, No.
41to Delmar boulevard, an eight-room
house modern in every reS-ert. with lot
2ex1s5; for the account of William ]. and
Hannah Reid. for $500. Purchased by the
Royal Investment Company.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
Cas-. County Fair a Success.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL =;
Harrisonville. Mo-. Sept 1s..The seventh
meeting of the Cass County Fair AsSocla-
ton closed here to-day: 1t, was the NEST
successful meeting in, the history of the
association. The exhibits in every depart
ment. were the best ever shown and the
attendance larger. 1t Is estimated that To-
COO tickets were sold.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
II. HI. stoItman.

B. H. stoltman sold the following prop
erty last week:
of five rooms, with lot 25X125 feet inches
to an alley. from Alfred How and wire
TO Joseph E. Stout and wife. for s2.e0o
MT. Stout will occupy same as home.
No 4453 Arco avenue, one-story brick,
with bath, etc, with lot 25x126 feet 6
inches to an alley. from Thomas Manley
So 800. Mrs. Birmingham bought for a
home.
No. sOls LacIede avenue. a two-story
twelve-room fiat, with-bath, ETC.. on each
foot; lot 25x150 to an alley; renting for
$500 a year; from Charles Happel to Olive
". Austin; price. $1,000. Mrs: Austin
bought for an investment.
and $500 at 5lk per cent and per cent.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
year ago for Mr., Devine, this sale netting
him handsome profit on the investment.
Real Estate Trnnsfer.


Miehsan eli City block os5 sss MhR5sa afse IS I and
Z andrah city block isS7:' Herman IL L.
E.: sShaefer and wife to. Oscar A Berg.
BAYARDSso IT.. W. g.: i' being i:ii ~
Niemann 10, Elizabeth A Pohlman-
rsS.x eoGx1ySnes ES@so IN n trust ;;.s i.;n: i3;s
: RsyaTd: sA city t, BLOCK s77s Esassth Ssaak a.
". PohlmsnNw. d .................s..'
CAh,STI.EAIAN-109 IT.. e; SIS. e cor.
pansR Rasedsa s'y TO O'Ssk %iam % WqsaasSa RatsdSo
caER6kEB-s 8 5. bet. Michieaa
Roesch and wife. to August LanEe and
o a!so al interest n Clemens: & sass q chaTIei @
II. Huiest, and wife to Mary c. Nc
eRaSEN,s aSs q n =, bet, o:are and IL
-Niettara, city block z5ss: oscar a.
Bergfeld 10. Herman L. schaeteE..w. d; 80
I9i E6ye' - CITY civ block G $685. 5osap h: Me.s 10
Frank Weis-E. d..-..-s--. .:.- :..ss....ss, Z
La and S5 eeiBio6 ety I 5l6ek i ss.esInss anstase
W. .Nieuiann to William P. Shnrkey-
Kathryn ". Hadiey and trustee to :,
eYaFs6son. cry, 6IoqS 5i..;' i: e. Day
snd VIE 20 10 IN ~ ;, south OF
: Riifgsr civ block 302: Charles A.
sGeSe and wife 10 Harris. Radunsky-
rMENTY.FiFTH-25 " \ It. w.. s.. bet,
Glasgow and Eewhouse. city block
'2Sse1 william Pfei to William Nieder-
frerier and VGifo-w. d.. .:........--..-.-:
VlRGINIA-SO #. W s.. bet Iron and
Kansas city block 2s53; P, A-,G- Moore
and wife 10 Frederick W. Hommert
Z and wife-w. d. .--.-.--.--.---,..-...s.;:.
WASHINGTON-57 n in. n; 5. north 81
-east corner Compton. city block 1n.S.
also f25 IL. e. s, Taylor. pet Ouve
and Washington. city block 4S7s: "A ".
!, BroI.aw and wife to Gustave w
Niemanu-w. d ....--.-......''-'''-'--'
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
lame. C. Esrx.

James C. Espy reports the sale of the
nue., lot 50x12s. for the account of Eugene
Devine to Anthony Pfeiffer.. Reilly Co.
representing the purchaser, the price being
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

September IL. 1908, at II o. m, after Q lingering
Illness Margareta Maloney. beloved danshter
OF, Martin and Mary Maloney. and sister OF
Mary Martin, Jr. and william Maloney at
the age of Is years and 2 months. Funeral
from family residence No. 2s12h Wisconsin
avenue, sunday. September %. at p. m. to
St Agnes Church, thence to Calvary cemetery-
Relatives and friends invited TO attend.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
Puildinr Permits.

A.. X. Humphrey. 46i5. 46le. !e2l: 4625 and !s7
Mcpherson. i've two-story BRICK dwellings, sS'-
Thes American Brewing Cempany 1900 Cali
fornia alter three-story brfcf7; 81. CO.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
James NJ. Franciscus & Co.

James NJ. Franciscus & Co. report having
made the following sales:
Nos. I3lO-lo15-12 South Third street, three
large three-story buildings. in front and
three buildings in the rear. with lot 5ox1Ss
feet; sold for Carl Gewe, to Harris, Ra-
dlnsky, " for s., $50; renting for 81, 600. a
year; bought for investment, Seller was
fepresented by Meisenbach & Schm!tz
No. s144 La Sale street, two-story brick
house and lot for 81, $50, from Charles c.
KIM to Louis H Fuhlhage: property
renting for S21.50 month. or s25S a year.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

m, Annie Landau beloved wife Of Louis Lam
dau tnee schulherr). Funeral Sunday. septem-
N5l Delmar boulevard New Orleans. Baltf-
more. New York and Chicago paper. please
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

Mary Wilhelmena Toomey Daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs P. J. Tooney. No. iosS West Morgan
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

z TRDiBLE-Entered into rest after q iinger-
ing Illness. at a. m. Saturday. at her homo,
1851 West Belle. Mrs. Mary Trimblo. aged 81
years and 6 months. beloved mother OF George
w Trinbie and Mrs. b z. Shaw. Interment
at louisiana. Mo-. Tuesday afternoon
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

wALDERMEYER-On Saturday. September
70, 1909. at 5:15 p m. Barbara. beloved mother
Of Henry and Jacob Waldermeyer and MAT
gerits Scannen tnee Waldermeyer1. aged -
years. Due notice OF funeral Will be given
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

KEITH-Entered into rest Friday. September
Is. 1903 at a. m, suddenly Captain Henry
Keith. brother of Mrs. Fannie Ulassto and
Captain George Keith Funeral services from
Wagoner's Undertaking rooms. liz Olive
street Monday. slst. at p. m. to Bellefon-
taine Cemetery. Newport. KY, and Lexington,
No.. papers please copy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Amos Marmaduke,
wife OF Vincent Marmaduke: died at Sweet
Sweet, Springs. No. Intermeut at Bellefoutaine
Cemetery. st. Louis. Sunday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

HUDsoN-Entered into rest on THURSDAY
Illness. John A Hudson. beloved husband Of
May =. Hudson fnee Curren). and father OF J.
l. Hudson Funeral from late residence. No
$40 Pennsylvania avenue. Sunday. September
20, at o'clock p. m. Deceased was q member
Of the ST. Louis Cotton Exchange. Paris. Tenn.
papers please copy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
SPECIALTIES.
Mississippi Valley
Trust Company
Executor, Administrator, Guardian, cu1 10
And in All Other Trust Capacities.
DEATHS.

ALr-On Friday, September Is 1903 At 10
?. m. Alfred J.. beloved son Of Louis and
Emma Alt (nee GockeD; aged 10 years months
and u days. Funeral Sunday. September %, at
D. m. frem residence. No. $3.50 Shenandoah
avenue, to Missouri 'Crematory. Funeral pTi-
vats. Please omit dosers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
southnmntnn.


20 Owing to the improved strect-car' facili-
ties established a week ago in connection
with Southampton. the Mercantile Trust
week
/ 1t is not alone due to the fact that
Southampton now has improved street-car
facilities in the way of a direct line to
and through the subdivision known as
''rhe Southampton Line but the fact
that the gigantic work of completing the
improvements On this property is now al
most accomplished, and the subdivision
presents beautiful appearance. - :.
Five great streets. 2,120 feet long, on
each side OF which stretch miles Of
granitoid sidewalks, curb and gutter.
miles OF telford roadway, thousands of
beautiful shade trees, much shrubbery
and the great rolling tract Of ground in
this subdivision are practically finished
Many fine residences are now building
and many others are projected Fully
20 per cent of the purchasers up until this
time; have bought with the intention. of
building their homes. This very fact, 1t
is regarded, classes Southampton among
the. best and most desirable investment
propositions in St Louis real estate to-
day.
The Mercantile Trust Company has is
sued a handsome little booklet entitled
Southampton for free distribution.
giving the full particulars as to terms
and special inducements.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

CoOK.-Entered into rest IN Friday, septen-
Der IS 1903. at s;s9 ?; m Robert Squire. Cock.
the late Virginia Cook ard Mrs II. W. Hamp-
ton. after a brief illness, at the age OF n
years. The funeral will take nlace from the
residence OF his mother. No 4fT7 Fairfax ave-
nue, to the ST. Phillips Mission. Untcn and
Maple avenues Sunday Septsm5er 20. At .
O'Clock p. m. thence to Dellsfontains Cerne-
terry. Friends invited.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

DOwNEY-Entered into rest. after . short
the late Mary Downey. and devoted father Of
Mrs James Hall. Margaret and Katherine
Downey. The funeral VIII take place from the
family residence, No. I7os Division street. on
Monday September q. at $50 q m, to St.
Lawrence OToole's Church. thence TO Calvary
Cemetery.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

RAC1GALuPo-Sudden On Saturday. Sep
temoer l9. 1893. AZ $50 N, Michael B2c1ga-
lupo the beloved husband OF Mary Bacigaiupo
nee Aradol and father OF Paul Bacigalupo-
The funeral win take place from residence, No.
21l South Garrison avenue. on Tuesday. Sep
tember q. at 8 e. m, 10 St Charles BorTomeo
Italian Church, thence to Calvary Ceraetery.
Friends invited TO attend.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

CoYLE.-In Chicago. September Il. 1900,
Mary Elizabeth Coyle. aged II years, siRter Of
William F. Coyle Of Normandy. Mo.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

story brick tenement building, occupying
lot 25X127 feet; sold for the account OF
Frank S. Hawken for $3.50. This property
is rented for over 500 year and was pur-
chased by Charles Reilly as an investment.
Also lot at the northwest corner Of Sew
enth and Hickory streets, fronting 90 feet
on Seventh street by a depth Of III on
Hickory. sold for the account OF Adolph
Wisltzenus, VINO was represented by the
Haydel Realty Company, for $500, the
purchaser being the Moloney Electric
Company, who bought the lot to use IN
connection with their business.
Nos. 3007 and 1908 Laclede avenue. a sub
stantial two-and-a-half-story brick build2
ing, arranged into apartments, occupying
lot 25x12S. feet. sold for the account of j.
W. Bel for 1900 cash. This property
rents for $i6S year on low basis, and the
purchaser is regarded as having secured q
very satisfactory investment.
A tract Of siXty-eight acres of land in St
Louis County, adjoining the town OF Allen
town, sold for the account of the Rever-
end Chester Birch for s., so, purchaser be-
ing Richard a. Jones. who bought as an
investment.
Also business lot at the northwest cor
ner of Kennerly avenue and Hamilton. in
Mount Auburn, fronting 100 feet on Ken
aecy Sy ssgsh OF LAO fse SOD Rd0s
5000. purchaser. being the Leschens &c
Sons Rope Company. who own a large
tract of ground Immediately adjoining on
erected their mammoth wire rope works.
Lot on Ridge avenue. west of King
highway. fronting 25 feet on the south side
Of Ridge by depth of 150 feet, adjoining
house No. 5Os6 Ridge avenue on the west
sold foE the account of Frank w. Hassin-
ger of Brcokland, D. c., for $500 cash, the
purchaser being George Schmidt.
Lot in Temple place, fronting Is feet on
the east side of Tempe place by depth
of 125 feet. bei-,g between Ridge and
Minerva avenues. in Rose Hill, sold for
the account of Morse Fox for $525 The
purchaser will erect residence on the
lot.
The Mercantile Trust Company reports
that out of the large amount Of property
1t rents and leases the number OF vaean-
experiences. and that the demand contin
ues for residences and fats. An officer of
the company stated Saturday that the in
Quiry did not appear to be from parties
desiring temporary quarters, but from
those who are coming with q view of max
Ing st Louis their permanent home:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-03
His Last Hope Realized ].

[From The Sentinel Gebo, Mont.l
 In the first opening of Oklahoma to set tiers in 1Ss9 the editor of this paper was among the many seekers after fortune who made the big race one fine day In April During his travelling about and afterwards his camping upon his claim. he encountered much bad water, which. together with the severe heat. gave him a very severe diarrhoea which it seemed almost impossible to check. and along in June the case became so bad he ex- pected to die. One day one of his neigh bors brought him one small bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar- rhoea Remedy as q last hope. A big dose was given him while he was rolling about on the ground in great agony, and in a few minutes the dose was repeated. The good effect of the medicine was soon noticed and within an hour the patient was taking his first sound sleep for a fortnight That one little bottle worked a complete cure, and he cannot help but feel grateful. The season for bowel dis orders being at hand suggests this item. For sale by all druggists, -adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-03

Not even when she was supposed to rest. however. did the indefatigable wo- man preacher stop labor During the past winter and spring she has been featuring on her favorite topics. She believes that organized philanthropy of- fers vast and productive field for the efforts of trained women, both as voIun- teers and as paid assistants. Faithful to her advocacy of betterment for the race she has been at one time or another re- cording secretary of the National Council of Women and President of the Rhode Island branch, director of the New Eng land Woman Suffrage Association and member of the Board of Control for the Rhode Island State Home for Dependent Children. She also prepared a book of order of service for public worship, which Is extensively used.
 MT. and Mrs Spencer have fair daugh- ter. Lucy, aged 1S She Is at the begin- ming of a promising career on the theat- ricai stage. and has also demonstrated her talent in dramatization. The bent toward public life in both her father and mother with her has taken the direction of the dramatic stage. and her parents have not opposed her choice.
 Elizabeth Lee.