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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-29
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NoRTH East CORNER r11nTH
LOCUST STREETS FOR tIEW
NERcAHT1LE HOUSE
VISITORS At ST. LOUIS HOTELS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick conger Of New
York are at the St. Nicholas
,st,Ts rsd 1, Wall Of Duluth. MINI. d rss-
E ]. Mass Of St. Joseph. Mo-. spent yss-
Miss Grace Harrow Of Ottumwa, Ia. II
a guest at the Southern.
John D. Cass Of Ashland. O.. Is stoppinR
at the New St James
rooms at the Laclede.
no mt Il and Mrs T. 4 ssmusls of shrvvs-
Robert I. Kinsella Of Boston. MAJ.
was at Horns yesterday:
the guest list at the st. Nicholas.
Charles r. Mifiish Of Detroit Mloh. IN
registered at the Lnden
p. w Baird Of Grand Rapids. Mich.
spent yesterday at the Plantera
n. Ruby Smith Of Little Rook. n I. n
. guest at the Southern.
Mrs Anna Hall Of Centralia m 4, n
guest at the New st. JameA
Gardner Stephens Of MinneapollnI MIN.
mas rooms at the Laclede.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K Joseph Of vlncennss.
u. X. Hendricks Of Baton Roura La.
was at Horns yesterday.
c,MMr and Mrs: A. W. Macon Of Kansas
CITY; MO- are at the st. Nicholas.
istered w a, d the tn O. GAINESVILLE o. " reg
terday at the Planters
IF. G. Hubbard of MuskoRee. I. T.. In,
rooms at the Southern.
Leonard johnson Of Evansville. Ind. Is
stopping at the New st. James.
Joseph NJ. Taylor Of Oklahoma City,
OK. Is a guest at the Laclede.
Carl Harn Of Cincinnati, O.. IL on the
guest list at the st. Nicholas
IF. c.. Colin Of Bowling Green O.. Is
registered at the Lndell
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Charles of Kokomo,
Ind. are at the Planters
at the Southern
II. D. Leonard Of Detroit, Mich, spent
yesterday at the New st. James.
MIR. and Mrs. A. E. Kelly of Sparta. KY.
are registered at the Laclede.
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SOUTHEAST CORNER OF TwE9TY-
THIRD AND OLIVE STREETS. SITE
OF HEw 300 900 BUILDINGS.

Excavations arc being made for several
downtown buildings, six OF the most notable
ores TO cost IN Che aggregate about $780,
CO., ana IL IS believed that so3n nfte- tho
LIST OF April she number OF similar .;a-
provomsnts Will b. moro thar doubled,
This does not take into account the con-
structicn es residences. nor OF hotels and
npsrtment.hcus=s n the West Fad, AMI fac
tories IN various parts Of th7 city,
Builders consider that e=tweea tho Fret
and the middle o. Hss; month VIII be q
critical period with reference 70 labor
troubles,
II that period is wea.Asrsd without the
unions submitting surh demands a. the con.
tractors might consider unreasonable and
thereby cause strikes. builders viii feel
comparatively safe to 20 ahead With their
contracts.
II II generally admitted that uneasnees
over labor matters has caused the letting
OF several biz contracts to be postponed,
This tr said TO be true os the Buckingham
Hotel ut West Pine boulevard and Kings
highway, the Mathematician hostelsy which
the promoters may set Fuller & Co. Of New
York, one OF the largest contracting eou.
Germs IN the world. 20 build. Henri
Weaver OF the Planters has signed lease
for the proposed hotel. and ground war
formally broken several weeks aso, but
there the operations stopped.
The Washington Hotel. at Kings highway
and Washington boulevard, a niae.storY
structure, II almost finished. IN fact, it
will be ready fer occupancy Ia few
months. The same Is true Of several apart
mont-houpes which have passed the point
where carpenters or brlcs-s:Eseg's etr!ks
would affect them.
NEW HOTEL. CONSTRUCTION.
The most interesting piece OF eonetruo-
ton. the preparation FOR which II complete.
IL the hotel to be erected on tho west Side
OF Twelfth street. from Locust 10 81.
Charles street. 10 ccst a,eso,ooo.
Fsstus ]. Wade and his associates Of the
Ways and Means Committee OF the Worlds
Fair, together with other gentlemen who
came forward with handsome subscr.p-
lions to form the Hotel Realty Company
and partly supply the great demand for
more hrst-clscs hotel accommodations IN
BIT. Louis. secured the cooperation Of the
labor unions at the outset. Nothing will be
permitted TO delay construction. It will be
finished before the Fair opens.
The frst tangle. in the form OF a permit
to tunnel under an alley on the west OF
the hotel site, will be Strengthened out by
tha Municipal Assembly this week. The
hotel company desired TO utilize this space
under tho entire alley. but the Council de-
nided that this would not be legal unless
the owners OF the property adjoining on
the west side would consent
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1t Is said that the latter were ready to
, grant this concession. but upon the condi-
ton that contracts for cerain supplies to
be used in the building be awarded TO them
zion.
The hotel company. II Is understood. will
not let contracts for anything without first
calling for bids in the open market, and
therefore. II IS probable that the ho:ei Will
Use only half the alley.
On the block south CT the new hotel site.
running ever TO Olive street. q large force
OF lsbore-s has been engaged digging big
hole for the foundation TO the new Star
building.
L,ke the hotel. this ten-story structure
will be built OF steel. pressed brick and
terra Gotta. and the skyline ct that point
will be imposing to persons coming into
Twelfth street from the eastern part OF
the city. The Star building Will cost close
to $!03.coo and probably Will be finished be-
fore the hotel is completed
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY.
Night and day laborers and skilled me-
chsn.cs, as many es can work without get
ting In one anothers way. are preparing
the foundation for tie Frisco building on
the site OF the old Emile at the southwest
corner Of Ninth and Olive streets
This structure Is TO cost s160.000. and the
contractors say that they will equal, II not
surpafs. the record that was made in erect
Ing the Barr Annex. At that rate the
building will be fl!shed early next winter.
The Chemical Annex on Eighth between
Olive and Locust streets Is receiving its
exterior finish, while the Missouri Pacific
building at Seventh and Market streets II
almost ready for occupancy.
Ground was broken few days ago for
q dve-story mercantile and office structure
at the southeast corner OF Ninth and 10.
Gust streets, and It 10 generally believed
that In q short time other new buildings
will DO erected on that block. One Of them
VIII DO an add'tioa 70 the st NicholAs Ao-
tel.
Though not considered downtown. in q
ftr!ct eense. but yet In the business dis
tr!ct Olive street Immediately east OF jet
ferson avenue 10 the scene OF important
building operations.
At Twsrty-third and Olive. southeast
corner. 4 four.story building with tys |
ments above win be under way N lew
days. Excavations are being made. Tbs |
Investment will represent about AGO. oo.
On the northeast corner OF Olive and
TweIty-frst streets work has been done |
preparatory to- putting in the foundation |
for the ei9ht-story building. which will be |
used by the Eamitoa-Brown Shoe Com |
pany for store and factory. purposes, the |
building. equipped. to cost about S250,000.
Tho next building TO be erected in that |
vicinity will be q hotel. which clients Of the |
LINCOLN Trust Company propose to erect on |
the southeast corner Of Olive street and |
Jefferson avenue.
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YARD ENGINES IN COLLISION.
Crew Save Their Lives by Jumping
Before Crash.

Wabash engine No. rs and Virgins Ferry
engine No. q. both drawing several cars,
crashed together at the foot Of Madison
street yesterday morning and two men mar
rowly escaped death.
Engineer Ben Kimmel Of No. 100 North
Ninth street. and Fireman Henry Pentecost
Of No. a124 North Eleventh street, were on
the Wabash engine. On the Virgins Ferry
engine were Walter Stewart, No. ~ Chou
GIT Bartmer avenue.
The four men leaped to the ground when
they saw that collision was inevitable.
The Wabash engine fell over on its side and
II Is believed that Kimmell and Penticost
would have been caught had they not
Jumped. The collision was caused by the
the track on which the Virgins Ferry en-
cine yas approachinGs -. -
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Holbrook- Blackwelder Real Estate Trust
Company sold for the trustees Of the estate
Of Alvah Mansur. property known as Nos
Also negotiated a ninety nine-year lease
on building No. CIT Locust street, the Ar
ltngton Investment Company being the
provement OF said lot with a good three
story building.
Also negotiated another ninety-nine-yeaf
lease on a large Olive street property, in
which the papers will 50 Of record this
week.
Sold 5000 dwelling on Fountain avenue,
between Bayard and Euclid. for q. g. Pow
ell to Solomon 8, Renee.
Holbrook-Blackfelder Real Estate Trust
COMPANY also sold for the Arlington In
vestrnent Company the northeast corner OF
Delmar and Hamilton avenues. having a
front Of seventy-two feet on Delmar. by a
lot will be Immediately improved with
good substantial building for stores and
datA
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P0sT-oFFIcE APPOINTMENTS,
r. F. Glaessner and E. A. Lam.
brechts Approved az Clerks
REPUBLIC SPECIAL


Washington. March N-The tPost-Omco
appointments in the ST. Louis Post Once:
R. F. Glaessner. clerk In charge of the
No. l55 Lee avenue station. vice W. ..
Forthman. removed: E. A Lambrechfs,
clerk in charge OF the No. s13e Easton ave-
nue. station. vice NJ. Frank. resigned. 70
also approved the appointments ofrW. b
Hudson and c. A. Robertson as substitute
clerks. 81
The appointment of Sewall Smith Wa
not approved. owing to his youth. he be1n3
II years old. Another Recommendations
meeting the requirements Of the civ1l-0efvs
Ice rules has been asked for.
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DyaA Real E.tate Co.

The Dyas Real Estate Company reports
the sale Of house No. 532s Vernon avenue.
$500 sold for account Of Mrs Adele Keller
Scott.
Also sold for account of J. A. Evans.
eight-room rock-front, lot e5x1I5 feet, FOR
$3.50 '
Sold for F. De Donate. Nos <sS ana 1857
West Belle place. four flats Of six and seven
rooms each. renting for 81 500 a year. for
$1050o Cornet & Zeibig assisted
Also sold for e. II. 3enoist lot 1o0x16
feet at Midland Heights, st. Louis County.
for 500. This is the second sale effected for
MI; Benoist in thirty days. The Mississippi
Valley Trust Company assisted.
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the following sales:
No S64s Salena street, one-story brick
dwelling. containing three rooms, was sold
from Frederick Zimmerer to Frank Will
for 81 7S who bought for q home
No ssA South Second street. aFtwo-story
brick dwelling. containing SIX rooms. was
Ziegler. for 81 200: bought for investment.
No. 3413 South Second street. q two-stOry
brick dweilinR. containing sfx rooms. was
sold from Goftlieb r. Belmke to August
Froehlich who was represented by the F.
Tombridge Insurance Agency. for s.. 100:
bought for home.
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westerners In Kew York.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

New York. March 2-Among the arrivals
at the hotels here to-day were the following
Westerners:
St Louis-Miss F. J. Wade, Miss 8. H. wade,
3. J. Wade. e. Richards and Mrs Richards. w,
y. Hough and Mrs. Housh. Waldorf: T. b Ne.
Donald. Holman: q. Brown. Herald Square; T.
Kansas City-W. e. McGinnis, Hoffman.
St Joseph-C. Guriey and Mr.. 0urley, Aston
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F.ther Mec..e,. rpehre.

"A euchre will be given for the benefit Of
the Sacred Heart Church Wednesday. April
Hall, Easton avenue, near vandeventer A
grand piano Is offered as first prize in the
evening and a diamond ring IN the after.
noon. Play Will commence az 3 and 3 D m,
The latter 70 be follaMad ~ hon
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built. two-story Queen Anne ten-room bricl
dwelling. with lot 5oxl23 feet. owned .!
John N. Hockmuth. was sold to Jesse W
No 34O9 Alberta street, a nearly new two
story. nine-room brick dwelling. arranged
for two families with bath and closet. etc.
lot 25xl25, owned by Louis kopp. was sole
to Christina J. Buehler for 1850.
No. 500 Ridge avenue. two-stoTy, eight:
room Queen Anne brick residsnse. lot soxie6
No. 4Sse Gibson avenue, one-story, nve
room brick dwelling, reception hall. bath
water closet; etc. lot 25xi3. own M,,,a p y
Schattagen for $500.
John l.. McDOwall.
john l. Mcdowell reports having closed
sales and passed the deeds to various prop
critics. asgregatinS total of over $4,000
Sold the four-story business building. NO.
1412 Give street, now occupied as the Phoe-
nix Hotel. The property has just been thor
oughly remodeled and was sold from Frank
H Williams to John D. Fflley. vice presi-
Nos. ss4s and 1851 West Pine boulevard.
being a new, handsome stone front apart
rooms: thoroughly modern In every respect:
heated by hot water; now renting under
lease at ss,4o0 year: lot 5Ox213. from the
Harold Investment Company. to F. l.
Flegle who purchased for an investment,
Also sold an entire half of city block in
and bounded on the east by Oklahoma ave
nue. and on the west by Ogden avenue: hav-
ing q front of S34 feet by depth of 10
feet. from William H. Weller Of Admission:
the ground for speculative purposes
Nos 4O03-4O1 West Pine boulevard. being
two handsome cut-stone and brick resi-.
dences, containing twelve rooms, on lot
&. sx21a, from John D. F4lley. to client
who purchased as an investment. for
Also sold Nos. 4o1,s-5 South Second street
being the southeast corner Of Spruce street,
by 81 feet. from Charles NJ. Cherry. to the
Tontine Loan and Security Company. who
purchased for an investment for $4,000
A beautiful summer home in Louisiana.
three acres Of ground, covered with trees
and shrubbery: from F. l. Francis. to Mrs.
Mary Black. for 1880.
Nos. 7sl-ss-s5 South Third street. being
sisting OF two houses and corner store, COW
ering lot 60x6f feet, renting for $40 year.
from the Union Trust Company, trustee for
Johanna StifeI, to the Tontine Loan and Sc
curity Company, who purchased as an in
vestment, for 5000
No. 9l3 Bayard avenue being a nine-room
modern residence, on lot 3Sx120 feet, from
John +. Hendrickson of San Antonio, Tex,
to Richard Clark, who purchased the prop
erty on speculation.
No. 3053 Sheridan avenue, being an eight
room house, owned by Mrs. Rose Dismant
of Colorado. to Emil s. Meyers, who con-
templates making EXTENSIVE as
Also sold lot 45xl5o feet on the east side
Of Dupont avenue, near Minnesota avenue
from F. l. F1egie to Mrs. Mary Black for
John L. Mcdowell alsb reports having
placed large number of loans on various
property at per cent interest
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Cal, 10 Andrew Mungenast. who purchased
= to improve.
No. 1l4s Aubert avenue, between Fountain
and Maple avenues. d one-story and base
ment, rIx-roori brick cottage ard lot 25x
10 feet. for Ss,eog: f:cTi Miss Mary Dennehy
home,
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s.a fse. wii.sa ah Re; sss % s1 VIZ
cAL!FoRNIA.5o It.. W. s., bet. Juniata
P Psa H Wy9mins; Frederick HerseT to
sna sprlns: Apple L enmeI 4ssi o Rssi
Estate Company to John NJ. Hockmuth
cAsTLEMAN-5o il. $. s.. bet Thurman
and Klemm; Thomas w Carter to
cAsTLEMAN-se IT.. n. 4. bet Thurman IMAM
and Klemm: Florida Hockmuth to Jesse
co ~: EsylsNEgg. a";:. ~, vc,,:o::
"a Norm Market: Ia 4. PasEsr 9
os I'd sslsa Ss1a.:: s:Isss S'sss ];
ri EsSdsy.ss.r! wI9i,.: = Kun nd
Nsi.sr: waiter ds..s sst e s.F Wili and
roTRTM-G l.. ali interest i in property
Ghestnu. and 3aIkss: Bo.la 'y Il EDUC Educ
es r. $s1;SI g. s j.. 10y Ninth
ILLISois-S It. ". p, bet. Potomsc and
Illinois: Herman e. Mauch 70 Bernard
LA I. M ssnhpsi r., ~. ;.;i;,.;
and Compton: Clarence R Comfort ct
al: TO Charles c. Kunz-w. d.............
M B IT,. VS., bet. Lynch and
tor A. Piednoir. Jr.-w d.............
TEXAS-5o It, e; g.. bet. Eads and La
tayette: A; W. Wood to Harry J. Doug
THIRp.S f. 81 in. "; g. being nf-flS
n. Third: Bristol Realty Co, to Mary
UNIONS # liz In. W. O.. bef. CITE
Brilliante and Patton: William McCabs
to Louis A Bosso-w. Announcement,
Nebraska: John B. westermayer 10 Jo-
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n. s. Wood reports the sale OF No. 5lI3
Remington avenue; from s. H. Greenwood
Of Butte, Mont. to @. S. Meyers. who was
represented ~ keely &. Co.
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Berlin avenue. for $500. Details Of sale
and name OF purchaser will be given later.
The Royal Investment Company also cold
three houses on Mcpherson avenue. Nos.
Also sold No. 14o2 South Grand avenue. an
eight-room house, leased for $500 a year.
for e: 500: from the Royal Investment Com
pany to Mary l. and Resale d. Huette,
who purchased for investment. Mr.. Davis
says this house was sold at a great bargain.
some day for business at this location
Grand and Park avenues.
tn Royal Investment Company COM
menced building their first house in Lenox
place. corner Leaox place and Walton
avenue. The house will have fourteen
cost about 10000
John Dockery d Son.
John Dockery & Son report the following
sales:
Lot of ground with nice dwelling. 20 feet
on the south line of Ashland avenue. by q
depth Of az feet, from Alfred London to
Charles Stortect. for 5000 cash.
No. 2943 Dickson. being an eight-room
stone front dwelling. from HaHy J, Swain
= 100 cash. Paarchased for an investment.
No. 1904 Lynch street. one and one-half
story brick dwelling, lot 25x140. from Mary
estate. to Julia T. Zeller. for
No. 2Ss cass avenue. seven-room brick
Woempner, for e 100 cash.
No. u21 ST. Louis avenue, eeven-room
brick dwelling. from William e. Wood. Min
ME e. Patton and Effle II. Weber, to Ciotilda
Pfeifrer, for 1850 cash.
mand for real estate. and the closing OF sew
eral important leases on downtown resi-
estate.
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Berlin Avenue House SOLD.
G. r H Davis. president of the Royal
tmenf Company. sold houss No, ~
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Building Permits

o; H. Peckham. 4sss Westminster, alter and
build brick addition to dwelling; a 800
George A. storck, ll7s-7s Castlcsnai. two-stoFy
brick dwelling: $500.
William Rethemeyer, 1861 Garth two tory
frame dwelling; g, 900.
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Aiple A HemmeInann.

Apple & Hemmelmann Real Estate Com
pany reports tho following sales for last
week:
No. HOS Chestnut street. a three-story
brick building. store and eight rooms. lot
=. 4isx109 feet. owned by Amandee V. Rey-
burn. Jr.. who was represented by the
Mercantile Trust Company. was sold to the
Argyle Real Estate and Investment Com
pany for Q0,5c0.
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Haydel Realty Company reports the fol-
lowing sales:
brick warehouse, with lot 66I96. under lease
to Koppelmann Furniture CoHpa1y; from
Charles r. Black, executor Of the estate Of
Martha A. Mcknight. to William H Redo
meyer for $4,000.
This part Of Broadway, north of Frank
lin avenue, has improved rapidly in the
been erected at cost Of over $15o 600 in tho
last six months. contract has been let
for a 1ve-story building on the northwest
corner Of Broadway and Biddle by Mr..
Maxwell Of the Maxwell-Crouch Mule Com
pany and other improvements are pro-
jecte,i between Franklin avenue and Carr
street
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and Compton avenue having a front Of
s5x12S feet. with improvements. was sold
from Anna L Foersterling to Fred Kring
TOT 20O. who bought for investment.
No. 36T South Broadway. a two-story
brick dwelling, containing twelve rooms,
Mueller. for s5,Ooo. to Improve with stores.
The southeast corner of Pennsylvania
avenue and Crittenden street. lot 4&xi25
feet. was sold from E. Mueller to client
for 81 500; bought for investment
Real Estate Exchange Notes.
Directors Will take place on Tuesday, April
q. according to the bylaws Of the ex-
change.
Transfers for the month up to and in
GLIDING the 9th numbered 76l and aggregate
ed S. Coz. 0S9.
There were 5SS deeds of trust recorded
S24, 4H