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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-06-11
Memhera Of Ronrd OF Comm nm

Special Meeting NJ the Board OF tIonntv Com.
mirsionfrs. PhillipsbuTg Kansas, June 5. 1903
The hoard Of t'ounty Commissioners met In
special session pursuant To rail- for the purpose
OF taking such action M might seem beet with
reference to allowing Juror fees, rele'sing pris
nncrs from the County JAIL Compromises Oh
Taxee and snch other business as might legally
come before the Board.
Members present Fred Veeh, Chairman; j. W
Hsgeman and N L Bugart.
on motion j. W. Breed was granted compro
mise m lots tn 9 a ID 10 to 81 inclusive, blk. 0
McCllntOck Add IN Marvin for $40.
On motion the bond OF A. G. Mende, Trustee
Of Walnut Twp. was approved
on motion WIN Granville was ordered released
from the county jail subject N good b'havol
snd 10 pay s. % or more per month on the ros'I
Of the case until paid. Amount o. coets $500
On motion John Solomon was ordered released
from the equity Jail and the 5hetif lie hereby
authorized To release him from custody
On motion the bond Of Charles W. Bowman al
County Treasurer wac approved.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-06-11
STATE OF KANSAS, Phillips County, ST.
To j. W. Hageman and NJ. L. BOgart Commits

We, the undersigned, members Of the Board
OF Commissioners Of Phillips County, Kansas,
do each hereby accept personal service Of the
above notice OF special session.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
E0REIGN

Premier Combes announces that three
great reforms will be discussed by the
French Parliament. which convenes Tues
day-an income tax. the repeal Of the
Concordat and the complete laiciztng Of
the schools.
London strictly enforces the antiexpsc-
toration ordinances Of the London County
Council.
Marquis OF AEElesey probably will go
Upon the stage.
Madam Rcjaue for the second time has
instituted divorce proceedings against her
husband. who is also her manager. She
says she will fulfill her contract with him
for 100 performances.
Lady Marjorie GrevilIe. after persistent
wOoinE By the young Lord Hclmsley
finally has consented to become his bride
Lord Roberts Is highly displeased by
Balfour's appointment of Bromley-Daveu-
port to be Financial Secretary of the War
Offce and threatens to resign his post as
Commander in Chief Of his Majesty's
army.
Signora Duse explains the great in
provement in her voice by saying that an
Italian professor showed her the proper
manner in which to use it.
Yorkshire is puzzled bx the disappear
ing bread mystery. Ioaves OF bread baked
BY certain family having disappeared
night after night. despite the vigilance Of
members Of the family and the police
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
uf Decatur. president g.,

REPU EI-IC SPECIAL.
Decatur. Ill. Oct. l7.-Th- state Fedora
tion OF Womeu's clubs OF Illinois will
meet in Cairo the coming week. \ SPLEEN
didly appointed special train will take the
Chicago delegation TO Cairo Monday night
Il will be joined by the State president.
Mrs Eugene NJ. Bacon and much CO.. On.
preliminary work Will b- done ou tha way
10 the Southern Illinois city. The CraIeu-
tials COMMITTEE Will ~ iu session uu tho
train. and reports ami Other details viii
receive attention.
Four hundred and more Of the hest
women Of Illinois viii D. yut-r,lirsi Hy
the women OF Cairo during the week
They will represent 30 clubs. with t9.ll
membership Of nearly aoe51 wonl.a- Tho
scope Of these clubs includes 'yery de-
partmsnt Of womau's work. from political
economy 20 domestic science. and Ihs
membership numbers the m 81 prominent
women in the State. The State ofHsgrs are:
Mrs. Eugene ". Bacon, Decatur. pest
dent: Mrs. Z. G. Lambert of Jacksonville.
vice president; treasurer, Mrs. Dorothy
II. Law OF Dixon. secretary 60 the Con
eral Federation FOR Illinois. Airs. George
Watkins q Chicago.
The State secretary was Airs. 7. "
Wright Of Urbana. but as she removed GO
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

streets. sold for the account or John D.
Davis and GiSt Blair. for $3.50. q r. q.
Ha'uiseu. reported IN detail iu another
column
Also the sale OF a modern tvo-s1o7y
apartment building. No. sI-6-5lZN kenSIuG-
ton avenue. sold to Charles n. Eolin for
Sl4.51p. Tor account Of +. ". Bower. fully
mentioned ELSEWHERE.
Nos 57li To @In 81. Louis avenue. sub
stan5ii tw9g-si,ory capar'meHt a. 6uildig: -,-:
each. erected ON lot SKIS feet. These
premises r,-nt for over SIS" a year. ara
were sold Cor the account OF ThurJuu u.
Jackson uf Rockford. ILL.,, for S.A.spt pur-
chaser being John {. SteiulIse- who
bought "a an investment.
No. 1881 North Eighth street % tvo--iuTE
brick tenement building. r.UuyiuE Iut -'N
Ia feet sold for IN. account uI tnarI-s
Reilly. for Glsh purchaser being David
T. Graham. who bought Tor au invest
No, .ga5-SsA ST. Vincent avenue. a two
story brick fat OF FIVE and six rooms. with
ali couveuiences. occupying. lot 51N.-' tn"t.
sold Tor the recount OF Mrs. y. T. sun
dsrs for $500 cash. the purchaser being
Mrs. Mary 4 ky,uc, who bought i"r sLu
Investment
and Minerva avenues, in Rose h!.- front
ing - feet uu the east side "f Temple
place by a depth of - f""t. sold for tFe
account Of Morse Fox for &t'. purchaser
being Charles r. Tucker. who Will erect
"A handsUm. residence, ON Ih, lot.
Also lot on eli ytun road between Kings
on the south side az clayton road by g.
depth 81 i51 feet sid Tor the account uf
Weinberg 4 NuUEau fur Nru rsi~N. pur-
chaser being n. J. Ersmbs. WIu will erect
Improvements ou ia. lot
Also lot ON GeysT avenue between
eighteenth street and Mississippi ay'UUc.
in Aliens addition, fronting - feet
inches on the south line of G,yur Iyeuu.
by depth "f lH feet. sold Tor TN. ace
count Of Mrs. LCLis l.gmiIrd ~ l.u-HUu,
Switzerland. for &sf5.Sf. purchaser being
George ". Hell
The Mercantile Trust Company reports
that t.e last W'"l. has dusrlup.I more
than the usual demand Tor heavy v.tr,-
house and business buildings. They have
had five inquiries from nonresident cor
DoIiuons who are negotiating with them
for locations. This company closed lease
of tre premises NJ. 81 North Twelfth
street. being between Olive and Pine
streets. and have negotiations Tending FOR
several buildings Of greater Importance.
The Mercantile Trust Company reports
an active demand for real estate loans.
having effected several during the last
week. for which papers have been filed
Interest rates have advanced somewhat
on real estate leans.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

washington WHORE her husband f. now
judge 90. tie Federal Court Of Claims.
thor" i> o. vacancy iu that position. These
officers hold over until next year. but vice
presidents Tor each congress oual district
viii u- elected al the Cairo me- ting
TIN meeting last year was held at
,Eamrai=. and the election az that time
rf Mr.. Bacon as president and the seleC-
ton uT cairo l= th. meeting place were
considered a victory for the down
STATE women over the Chicago women,
wE' had dominated the State organiza-
tlnn.
Mrs. Eu=guis NJ Bacon. state president.
rHt uuIy ~ one of m" most prominent
women iE illinois woman rluhdum- hut
s.-u Iu the g. neral Fed. ration. the ia
.n.Hl Org aTiZ.r ton OF the club women
Previous fr her election as president Of
Il. llinui= Federation, a year ago, she
uIt s'.u Ii." SsCr.ttTy for the general
Z, der 'iHu ut Illinois, and Illinois editor of
ttH hH~ .un club Woman. tn" official paper
uf tho national organization Ia her own
club al-I state she has been prominent
for number ~ years. ami her activity
hE- done much % make the wofnan's club
con originated several movements. among
them the circulating library system 80
popular among Illinois clubs.
Airs- Bacon has held all tho offices OF
her local club and VAS a charter member
% the club She waS also active IN the
movement which resulted In the Decatur
club building its own ClubhJuss-it enjoys
the distinction uf owning "a handsome
thra---fuTy i-Ii ling complete In all ap-
pu.utUCuts- she S the vie OF 4 retired
.'G-.Hr army CHptain-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

keeley * Comp ny port sales amount
inE To N001H as follows.
No. 5lIs Westminster place. boinr
modern tvo-~tory brick house ~ fourteen
rooms. lot 5NNlN5 feet. pric. sIfoNN from
George u ke'!oy 10 T.. = Souther. who
No 4252 Russell avenue. two-sforv brick
house Of eight rooms. lot e5Xi@5 feet. pr've
800, from Rosewood Realty Company 10
9. o. d Celtne Eames, who bought for
home.
No. 32g5 Pennsylvania avenue. one-siory
brick cottage Of five rooms. lot 47Nl'u
feet; price $50 from Frein Building Com
pauy TO H. l. ksthjen, who bought FOR q
home.
No. ga Minnesota avenue. one-story
brick cottage Of five rooms. lot F5Nlfp feet:
price '--N1J. from Er-iu E-iiii-- Company
to Patrick and Elizabeth D'Hriyu who
bought Tor home
No. t62a south Eleventh street oue-stury
brick cottage Of four rooms. lot 5YNl4y feet
price = So from George NJ k.e'gy tu John
M- Malonoy. who viii occupy sam" for a
home
30. 1911 south Eleventh street. one-s,ory
brick cottage e four rooms. lot 8 5.NIir ss.J.
price S-.a52 om Frcin Building Company
20 T. o Maloney. who bought for
No. 45s4 McCafery place. tvo-story brick
house Of si& rooms. Tot -lylf9 feet. price
S2.ooJ; from II. Wilkinson 10 Michael and
No 4ei2 Russell avenue. twu-stUry brick
house Of nine rooms. lot SKI feet. price
81 7eo; from Rosewood Realty Company 20
II, l. Mathews. who will occupy same as
a home
No. i249 Russell avenue. two-story- rock
front house OF eight rooms. lot .5Nia5 feet:
price s. So. from Rosewood Realty COM
pany TO Louise u. FraueutlraI who will
occupy same as "a home. Mgssrs. J. l. ED
stem 4 Co. represented the purchaser.
No. 42is Russell avenue. two-stUry rock
front house Of eight rooms. iot e5Nl25
feet; price $3.50; 10 Charles II. Block.
who bought for a home.
No. $40 Shaw avenue two-story brick
49, FHm L. H4Hm HH#HH.
$50: to Albert L. and Alice Davis. who
Will occupy same as a home.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

John s Blake & Bro. report the follow
ing sales.
4 modern nine-ruom dwelling, No. 40i7
Russell avenue. with lot ski sold Tor
the account Of Mrs. Sstllie Qulntou. 10 l.
A. Brown. consideration. A.3-s. Mr.. Brown
purchased for a home.
Lot aQNl5S. on the north SIDE OF Ken
sinEton avenue. between Kings highway
and Academy AVENUE. owned by Frank
Buckle OF the Mounted District. C0nsidera-
tiOn. 81 so cash. The purchaser VAS Mrs
Kate Wipier. who was represented hy
III. SChol.msyCr Heal Estate Company. It
will b. improved with a modern fiat.
Lot S9Ni5o. east side Of Granville place,
corner Of Ridge avenue. sold Tor the ac-
count Of George H. Walters. Wagner.
J. T. 20 l. r. McDgTmott for Sl.slo. The
lot will H. improved with modern fats
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

Fisher & Co.'S sales were five in number
aud aggregated $500 as follows.
No g74s West Pine boulevard. thrpe-Story
tcn-rooul Stunr-frunt dwelling. reception
hall and all mrd' IN couVenieuCes. stlhl.
and driveway. lot t5N2i2. property of Cap
tain Isaac N. Mason; sold % Timothy T.
O'ErI.u for -. Mr.. % Brien will Uccu-
py this property as his residence after the
i~t OF next April. Captain Mason retaining
possession until that date.
Fisher & Co. also sold No. F15l Page
boulevard. twp-StOry uins-ruom brick
dwelling. reception hall. bath. furnace.
etc lot sTNfSi. property OF Mr. Mary r.
Burncs; sold 10 Jephthu r. Wilson Tor
AHa
Also Northrup avenue. south side. s. icet
east Of AiackiinG avenue. vacant lot lguN
IsI feet. property Of NJ. Van Eureu: sold
To William :. DrCzda f.r SO q front foot.
Purchased Tor imp .vemsut purposes.
Also D-lmar i-lulevurd. south side. l77
Feet west % alton avenue. vacant lot
5nNlfs feet. property % Charles Th0mp-
son: S"id ~ jos. ph J. Long for Si-' front
SDot- "r Si.25n Mr.. Long wiil imprpy" this
lot vi. large three-~tory building COW
orir; the entire front OF lot running back
-ou feet deep. VIII BE- used Tor carriage
reUOSItOTy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
AGENTS REPORTS.
NercaatIIe Trust Company

The Mercantile Trust Company reports
that the fall season has opened W. active
ly and most satisfactorily IN the real es-
tate business and that Notwithstanding
the depression in the stock and bond mar
ket they are having much inquiry from
home buyers and small investors in -.
Louis real estate They find a general
feeling on the part OF all thoughtful peo-
pie that by reason of the great develop
meut Of the city and increase In popula-
tion real estate VIII never be cheaper
than II Is now. and with the prospect of
its greatly increasing value.
The Transactions OF this company during
the last week which they are al liberty
10 report include the following:
! Southwest corner OF sixth and Car
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

street. for s1.s5n. 10 Frederick Schmidt,
vino viii improve.
Southeast corner 0f Thirteenth and
Morrison avenue. I26.CNl3S ara northeast
corner Of Thirteenth and Rutger streets.
ITlNlZ1.4. from Ursulins Sisters to VI. \.
HeinmaHn. for SN.sg. VIII improve.
No. Sf5f Halliday avenue. a bun-brtck
Queen Anne residence OF nine rooms OF
exquisite finish in white enamel. oak.
cherry. mahogany. birch and sycamore.
including all the most modern convent
"ErrS and MANY d=a-ut and useful novel
ties uoi found n liher houses and an IN
-tantautOus hot-EateT heater. 70 John r
RYAN for S-.5oo This IS the sixth OF
seven houses sold by Airle & Hemmel-
mann ON HaElGay avenue.
No. 5Iai South Compton avenue. a one
story fuUr-rouun brick. lot .JNl.5: from
". Lueckerath 20 Benjamin NOgel for
:. 100
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

r. II Stoltman sold the following last
week:
No. 42s3 ArcO avenue. a four-room brick
cottage. with lot 30Nl26 70 an alley: from
Tobias Well and wife 10 John p. hynes
and wife for Sl.sOo. Mr.. Hynes bought for
a home.
No. lflS Wlttenbcrg avenue, a five-room
frame hOuse. with lot S7.sxI2S 70 an alley.
from Lizzie B.Jticks 70 John Raining and
wife. consideration S.ljc-
No. fiSl Arc0 avenue, a hye-room brick
cottage, with hath. hot and cold water,
etc. thoroughly modern from Alfred How
ana wife to Lizzie ThiCrry for 500;
bought for a home.
No. t4t5 Wise avenue. a tour-room tC.Ck
cottage. with lot --X2Js from William Is.
Yssiey ana wife 10 John OHare and wife,
price s. 40.
No. A5i Norfolk avenue. a one-stOry
frame cottage. with lot 25Ni10: from
H0nors ". carr et al 10 Mamie II. Bard
Enft and husband
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
To.DAYS NEWS IN BRIEF.


Yesterdays bank clearings were S6.isS'-
ss3: balances. $50 SO. Local discount rates
we're between , and per cent Dornesuc
exchange was quoted as follows: Ne"
York. 6nc premium bid, zee premium
asked: Chicago. 3Oc premium bid. Sc pre-
MUM asked: Cincinnati. Louisville ana
New Orleans. INc discount bid. par asked
Wheat closed higher at sSi=GsS7sc Dec
STtzaSSc No. = red corn closed lower at
4gIsc Dec. 4s'sa45c No. > mixed oats
closed at Soc Dec. S7d57'=c No. mixed
Spot cotton was unchanged In the local
rnLrkrf
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
Marine Intelligence.

Nantucket. Oct. 1.-THE steamer I'm
bria. from Liverpool. was sixty-five miles
east OF here at 7:36 4. m. to-day.
New York, Oct TI.-Arrived: St. Louis.
from Southampton.
Queenstown. Oct I7.-Arrived: Etrriria.
from New York
BouIogne. Oct. I7.-Arrived: Rotterdam.
from Antwerp.
Hamburg, Oct. I7.-Arrived: Fuerst Bis
marcE. from New York.
CherbOurg, Oct I7-AErived: Friedrich
der Crosse. New York. for Bremen and
proceeded Sailed: New York. from
Southampton, New York.
Liverpool. Oct. I7.-Sailed: Cartlagenian.
from Glasgow, st. Johns. Newfoundland
and Philadelphia: Lucania, New York.
Arrived: Cevic. New York.
Lizard. Oct. Is.-Passed: Friedrich der
Crosse. New York, for Plymouth, Cher
bourg and Bremen.
Queenstown. Oct. 15.-Sailed: Arabic
from Liverpool. New York.
Antwerp. Oct H.-Sailed: iceland. New
York
Havre. Oct, 17-sailed: Lorraine. New
York.
New York. Oct. IT-saiIed: St. Louis.
southampton; Umbria. Liverpool: La Gas
cogne. Havre: yader!and, Antwerp: Min
netonka, London: Phoenicia. Hamburg:
Camp4nia, Liverpool: Columbia. Glasgow.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

Charles F. vOsd reports the following
sales.
No. 1856 Burd avenue, between Ridge
lud Minerva avenues. a two-story eight
room brick residence, with bathroom.
laundry and CeLIr. lot e5Nl-4 feet. for 81
too. from Harry a. FhyS.Ck Uf Marietta,
a.. 20 William MCCabe. y no purchased
FOR home. The purchaser was rep
resented by John W. Gibson OF the Mer-
camille Trust Company.
40. si1f Spencer TlHr". between Beile
street ami Williams houlc.ard. q two
story brick dwelling. arranged as two fats
~ three rooms Gai b.. attic and cellar. lot
--VTut furt. for Sg1e. from Christian W.
Meyer tp Archie Y. Duke. who purchased
FOR Investment
ND. 4if' Bessie avenue. between New
stead and TAYLOR avenues. "A Oue-stury
brick cottage containing I'VE rooms and
cellar. Dot 5uNius feet. for S1."oH from In
TarrItiuual Real EStIt" AMI Improvement
Company Iu Nathaniel Cooper. who pur-
chased for iuvy~lw, mt.
Lot TlNI-I feet uu the west side OF Peck
street. between FsgrHsF street ami Carter
avenue. FOR N-a from Christian VI. Prior
@" SsmUeI r. StIuuard. who purchased 10
improve.
Ut 15N141 feet uU tl". west S.i" of Fioris-
SAINT avenue. between f'UTu-" street and
Glasgow avenue. lur $50. from Louis :
Ai-f4if'- estate tU AI-s. Elizabeth Fielder
who purchased To- improve.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
MISS ALICE CASTLEMAN
WEDS JOHN C. HONE.
Elaborate Ceremony Attracts Much
Attention I'm the Social World at
Louisville and New York.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

AsE-f Z BLU - r A@AAA
Louisville. Ky, Oct 1.-THE marriage
q Dir. Augustus c. Hone OF New York
and Miss Alice Castleman was solemnized
at noon to-day IN Chr II Church Cath drai
before a fashionable assemb.age- II WAS
the most notable event OF he year IN
Louisville society and attracted a great
deal OF attention, both here and else
where, on account Of the accomplish
m=nts OF the bride, who has been re
garded as 4 typical Southern beauty.
Mr. Hone Is the son OF Dir. and Mrs
John Hone OF New York and a nephew
Of August Belmont a New York imam
Cier. Il WAS "a full choral wedding and
the cathedral was elabOrately decorated.
Miss Elise Castleman. ma OF honor,
preceded the bride and her father. Cen
erdl John =. CaS.lcmau- The best man
was the bridegroom brother, John Hone,
Jr.. OF New York The ceremony was
performed by the Right Reverend 7. U.
Dudley. Bishop Of Kentucky, assisted by
the Right Reverend David Sessum. Bish-
% Of louisiana
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18


taEfuru.a. city blucE Ig-t. Anne S8urc
UyI.t EHEsrr auI husband CO. August
l. stoke and w.fr.aa.- l-.-------------. s
Iau.--. a. yi-E l.arS f.si. LIm'= r.
J..Hrau. by tru-tes. o. Emmanuel
<ft"sr#fr. - a..-... ....-- -.........
l,N, DN-I IT,. w. g.. -uuth % N0rrh
Mursrf. city t.aes lss5N. isuc RYAN
and r-rhaui tu Margaret LHu.~s
IAi o. O.. ". 90 auth uf Nurfh
Market. Tirv BOOK IssIN. Margaret I.
a. E-.lly tu Robert r. Msrrymar-v.. o.
BLOW o. n Sc gty block so.
G,'T-g " tlnnoi and w.fe % A.bsr-
t.ia -. lsfln--W- d.-..-----. -.-------.-..
Prairie. yItv block 249. Annie Htreu-
hrak Co I"uIEe Hagtnbruk and wife
INDIANA IT,. " S.. b-- Chippewa
and k-nkuS. -itv block Ir1. EIiulph
John % william LslwauueHr. l------..
IEfft -lHsH o.. u -.. H.r Compton 7ul
'51-Ei-H.- E.fT btHE- To-. tH-fa.s n
HgTuauu aUj VT. ts HOFFMAN In
NcNIf.LAN-sl f.. o.. So bet. TIvi7r su1
Marcus. city block -sHE. JfuHs r
Eraty and Site Q" Ann Me'ooey-W.
MISSOURI q. : in.. e. r.. ., COR
Withheld. city block i7-5 Andrew Mu-i-
Ter and wife 90 Adam Gale aEt vile
MINNESOTA a.. o. s. bst Ch,ro-
kar and ruJ0Ular. "ifE block 'fsE- IN
uic Davis 1uI husband % joseph y
0RFt;.N-es rt e.. 4u.. @. o. N-l1g saIf
Orpruu city block -sis. Ju-auE uagru-
harllt and wife tr Joshua iti-ct-w. d.
OREGON ft e. IN. o.. g. uf lnE tlt
oregon. oity block -ts Joshua hL-cH
and wife O. Jos"ph uvseuharit AMI
70 .a 90 HaH 90 aaH
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
MeNair, Harris A Jones.

McNair. Harris & Jone= Realty COM
pauy during the week closed the safe Of
business property No. iil2 Franklin avenue,
consisting OF a three-stoTy building we'll
rented. on lot having frontage of - feet
inches by a depth % i01 feet. 10 an alley,
sod for Sl5e0 10 BENJAMIN Jaffc, who
bought for an investment
Tbs company also sold a residence lot
on the north side ~ Berlin avenue. be-
tween Taylor and Walton. 10 William q.
McRee. for $50. or Sl25 foot The seller
was Mrs Jessie l. Ray, who Was repre-
ssuted bv Fisher q Co. The lot Will be
improved by a residence in keeping with
Others on Berlin avenue.
Also residence No. Slzs kcusinEtUu ave-
nue.. a modern nine-room house ON lot Sst-
feet sold 10 Mrs. Virginia HAYWARD by
Thomas =. Miller for S6G0. Mrs Hay
ward purchased for 4 home
Also the southwest corner Of Gates and
GOodfellow avenues. lot skis feet. sold to
a client OF Harris & wengier for s. on. It
IS understood that this lot was purchased
for Improvement.
Also lot 10 In block 4. Tuxedo Park. sold
to Mrs. Lucy A Spaulding Tor 80
Also lot IS. in block 4. Tuxedo Park. sold
10 Mrs Margaret knester f0r 81
Also lot 3. I'm block s. McNair's addition
to Madison. sold To Joseph Wucherpfen-
AIs9 lot :. block :. McNaIr's addition to
Madison. sold 10 20 Charles Ryan for 3lo)-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

Albert Wenzlick rrPorts the following
sales.
siN-roOm brick. 70: 81 feet inches front hy
q depth Of III feet 10 alley. from Mary
X. BerG's heirs 10 John Flnck, Jr-, for
N.0fp.
containing three rooms. lot - feet front
by IL feet defT TO AN alley. from George
Rowe and wife 20 Katie Weiss FOR st.ut.
Lot fronting = feet uu thr north side Of
Hartford stree between Grand and Ar
kansas avenues. for 81 n foot. from Au-
gust pvOrak and vile % Emil Zopp.u-
field. The purchaser intends TO improve
Immediately with a tvO-story brick dwell
INK.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

High School won from washington's sec
ond team. IS to @
Washington University won from Shurt-
leT by a score OF y TO 0.
G 3. G. opened their football season by
defeating West End Il TO 0.
Winners at the Fair Grounds yesterday
were Tommy Knight, Schwartzwal
Bridge. Wilhelmina. Dave Sommers and
Deerhunter.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
BuIIdInz Permits.

I Charles " Wall; alter and build addition 90
l farr-starv brick building AZ southeast corner
cf Eighth and Chestnut streets 90 be used as
4 hotel auG 1srr~ building: &s5.so0
Mrs. L.. Nelson. 80 Papiu. tvo-st1gy brick
. regiieure. 2t.I'"
and bIiId afiltiJa 90 tw5-stUry brict. builling.
g. O. used a. Hats T,to.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

Frank J. Dougherty reports the follow
Ing sales.
No. so St Louis avenue. from 2. J.
Dougherty 10 George r Rathbun. who
was represented by the Anderson-StOcks
Realty Company.
Also 80 feet Of ground IN De Soto. Mo.
TO client
Also No HST Mcpherson avenue. from
Mrs Hsmbeth to a client Of Joseph =
RUthwcll. for $1,000
Also made loans 10 the amount OF $500.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
GIn.soNx Globe Closes.



Glasgow Mo-. Oct 1.-THE Glasgow
Globe. conducted as the personal organ Cf
John Morrison Fuller. was shut down this
afternoon. and all employees discharged
Fuller bought the Globe and has used Il
for the purpose of fighting the projected
Missouri Central Electric Railway.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
TASHINGTON

Secretary Hay IS informed that spain
will send a warship 20 New Orleans TO
participate IN the centennial celebration oi
the Louisiana Purchase. owing to the
draft Of the vessel fl cannot proceed UP
The Mississippi 10 81. Louis.