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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-03-27
Real Estate Exchane. Notes.

"A regular meeting of the Board OF
Directors Of the exchange tool place
last Tuesday, when considerable routine
bushes was transacted
Transfers for the month. up to and
including. March Is. number 716 Il as-
gregate .6S5, 7l6.
Five hundred and forty-eight deeds
of trust We're filed for record during the
same period, amounting to 1886. 216.
There were six legal sales held on the
floor of the exchange during the last
week, the total .aggregating S0.5G.
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Rice-Dwyer Real Estate comapny.

The Rice-Dwyer Real Estate Company
report having closed the following sales
during the past week:
House at No. 1919 Buchanan street, a
two-story. four-room brick. lot 25xi12 feet:
from John and Dora Murphy to Catherine
Burns, who bought for a home; considera-
ton 1850.
Also No. 1913 Cottage avenue, a one-and-
one-half-story fiye-room brick house. with
lot 25xlO feet. from Sidney Shepherd and
wife to Catherine Hughes. who bought for
a home; consideration s., 900.
Also No. S25 Dickson street. a two-story
siX-room brick house. with lot skis fet,
from sh-American Association to Louis
Barrenpohl. who bought for o home; con-
sideration SO. $50.
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Albert wenzltck Compsuy.

Albert Wenzlick reports the sale of the
one-story brick and frame house. No. A5l
Iowa avenue, with lot 25x12s feet. from
Rosa Petisch, to Frank Zyken and wife,
for Sis.
Also lot fronting fo~rty-three feet on the
east side of Texas avenue. between Chero-
kee and Utah streets, from Barbara
Kren, to Annie Doerner, a client of the
Apple & Hemmelmann Real Estate Com
pany, for SIS a foot. The purchaser
bought with the intention Of improving
the DroDertY.
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Transit Company Auction.

The Mercantile Trust Company reports
an extensive inquiry regarding the real
estate of the st. Louis Transit Company.
which they are to sell at auction during
the week beginning April Is. The de-
mand for circulars comes from nonresi-
dents as well as from residents of the
city. The property embraces both i'm
proved and unimproved real estate scat
tered throughout st. Louis.
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r. e. Bush.

F. E. Bush reports the sale OF the beau
tiful. ten-room residence of W. H. Dan
forth. president Of Ralston Purina Mills,
No. 5625 Gates avenue. to j.. z. flanagan,
joint agent southwestern Excursion Blu
reau; price. $500. Mr.. HanEegan will &C.
cupy it early In April.
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APARTMENT HOUSES ARE SOLD.
Cook Avenue Flats Bought for m
investment.

The Mercantile trust Company reports
sale of a two-and-one-half-story brick
apartment building arranged as four flats
OF five and six rooms each. premises being
Nos. 472l to 4fe3 Cook avenue, occupying
lot 5gx125 feet.
The property is substantially constructed
and was sold to Frederick Koch of the
German-American Bank for $4 800. Sold
for the account of Mrs. l.. Evans. who
was represented in the transaction by
Hugh Stewart. The premises are now
rented to responsible tenants at an aggre-
gate rental of over S2.0o0 per year. and
were purchased by Mr.. Koch as an invest
rDent
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Real Estate Trainers.

A ana BeImsf. fiji aitv : block &; n e.. A Ti1aniddsa
4 Fischer and wife. by trustee, to,
buchanan. city block liS5i: John Muir
ply and wife TO Catherine Burns
BID6LE-s5 IT: . s.: being isiss@s
Kieksr 70 Louis seidsl-w. 49,.
and Gasconade. city block 2sOs: Ma
thilds Lanss to Cora Hotinger ct
s,pS. bsins ,,os c,,, ci,v
SOCK 81: Horace s.. Johnson. Ct al. At %
Jehn Il Bsser.w, d.:
wife to August G.. schacht-w. d..
Clara and Goodfsliow. city block 4si5:
ifon ns'3 e. e Tfan wile; oy trustee. to An
IowA-2s #, W. s. being 31s7 Iowa city
block 1883: Anna Roesch and husband to
LY Mst.an ~ su'i s' s an b wi,e1 Tenth dh and
Eleventh, city block 14iS; Helena Otto
to Frederick FRANKIE and wtfe.w. d..
ana A AMwSS tt CITY n block &: D ics,. c cora r.
and Florence G. Miller to Josehine NIL
NE sInH.s; IT. 6 In. W. :. bet.
2sz5; Joseph E: Janfroid to Adofph Doll
RUSSEJl-p IT,. >. g.. bet MISSOURI fnr
Jefferson. city block 1877; William Hoe
fener to Frederick FRANKIE and wife
THHiESTEENTH-js ii, 81 in. W. =. bot.
Hickory and Park. city block 40: aie1
leasehold property 80 1T e. s. Third,
being 3. OF Convent, city block Al; Fred
erick G Schoenthaler and wife ct al. -
Dorothea Scboenthaier-w. d.. Geometry.
wALTON-a5 #. e. E.. being 1422 Wal
ton. city block 377N; Omega Nay New
comb to Harrison L. Nichols and wife
w. d.
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SCARCITY OF BUILDINGS
ADVANCES LEASE RATES

Leases on business property. on account
of the scarcity of vacant buildings. has
been slow for the last month. Prices
In most Instances are in advance Of pre-
vious years. in keeping with the increased
valuation of property, rather than from
any inclination to take advantage OF q
heavy demand for the Fair period.
Important leases recorded during the
month are as follows:
Con Harrison to 3. Frankei & Co. Nos
G22-G2i North Ninth street. . years. 800 a
month.
e. II. Wolff to Charles Liable store. No.
10 Franklin avenue. 2 years; SOD a
month.
c. W. Wall to Western Optical Co.
store. No. IA Pin street: $685. sc a month.
Levy 6 Co. to p. c. Murphy Trunk Co,
first floor and part of basement of NO.
6l2 Washington avenue. 3 years: 500 a
month first year. balance of term ;58.8 a
month
cyrus G.. Hall to H. p. Cummings. No.
4443 Olive street, . years; SOD 4 month
Henry Pcchman to G. P. Barrett, No.
800 Lucas avenue. / year; 500 a month.
Odeon Building Co. to John Field. store
room in Odeon. 1 year: 80 a month.
Anchor Warehouse Co. to Cudahy Pack
ing Co. Nos. j14-3l6 South T~wenty-frst
street. 10 wears; $500 a month.
Mary :. Mersman 10 Samuel Murt.. Nos:
2l6-2lS South Fourth street and Nc. 81
Clark avenue. l year; 800 a month
JOIN J. O'Fallon to 1Sadore Good. No.
1865 Franklin avenue, 2 wears; SO a month.
Frank r. TObin to John s. Werley. No.
vember 80. 1901: 500 for term.
Frank HeaIy to Mary NJ. Nolan. Nos.
S23S-32i0 L4WtOn avenue, ending December
81, 1904: $i15 a monthEs
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sofa avenue. between Keokuk ard saga
streets. from August ]. and Bertha .WaUH
enbach to Annie Landmdnn; consider
tiou. S46J. ~
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FOR
Hotel and Business Block.

Ins- t0 fine rooms: modern: making a msgnif-
cent Worlds Fair hotel: stores bring in an
elegant rental: can lease hotel at a big figure:
it; all ready to occupy. furniture and all:
valued at $4,000; will exchange for other de-
sirable property. will put in clear or subject
to SlV. 30: am open for a propositions; will con-
slider first-class improved farm. or Improved
country towr property clear of membranes.
For further particulars address
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MONEY TO LOAN

ON FURNITURE. IANOS HORSES
DO NOT ALL TO CALL and get our rates
before getting loan elsewhere. our system gives
LONG TIME and SMALL PAYMENTS. with
REBATE when paid before due. 90 you only
Day for such time as YOU have had loan. We
give PASS BOOK. where all payments ar en-
tered. We do not REQUIRE payments while SICK
CONVENIENCE: NO INQUIRY: papers can be
signed at house and you can get money s1ms
day you apply. We make a specially of paying
on any loan or claim against goods and CIV
fng more money. II you cannot eau, WRITE
to explain our T TELEPHONE KIN
B lA or BELL LAIN 2S3S.
FIDELITY BROKERAGE co.
Room No. go Commonwealth Trust building.
Erondwav Rnd Olive ST. Entrance ~ Olive 81.
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Apartment-Huuxe for cabanue.

]. T. McCasland, an extensive operator
in St Louis real estate and Il large holder
OF investment properties, is arranging for
the erection Of Il high-class apartment
house in Cabanne, opposite the Cabanue
CiuD. The new building will be modelled
after the better class of such houses on
Lindell boulevard.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FOREST

COURT COTE BRILLIANTE. INDEPEND-
~ ent Order OF Forestsrs.-Meets on the
second and fourth Thursdays OF each month at
S O'Clock at Bowman Hall. northeast cornc. OF
Locust and Eleventh streets. Visiting broth
ers are cordially invited.
+. X R0TERMAN. Chief Ranger,
residence No. ELSA SOulard street.
W: q. Wright. Recording Secretary. Residence.
No. 1871 kennerly avenue.
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William S.. Drosda.

William S. Drosda reports the follow
ing sales:
No. 1883 McRec avenue. a two-story
brick house. containing seven rooms and
all modern improvements: from Mrs. N.
E. Dunlap to TheO. Wuthenow; 800.
No. 1877 Gratiot street. a one-story
frame house with lot Z5x19 feet: from
Martin Giepert and wife to Charles A.
Fritz: Sl.060.
Lot gx12S feet on the west side of
Oregon avenue. between Cherokee and
Utah streets: from ]. Canda to Val. Rein
hardt: SSl2.
No. 7l0S Winona avenue, lot 50xl70 feet:
from j ". Burian to e A. Eisenreich.
improved with Il one-story, three-room
frame house; $500.
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The Mercantile Trust Company reports
having effected a lease on premises at No.
1228 Olive street for a term of five years
for the account Of the Nanny estate. The
building is a modern. four-story structure.
and is a very desirable retail house. The
lessee is the Central Mantel Company,
which corporation will take possession at
once. The Nanny estate erected this build
Ing on their old homestead site.
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MONEY

We make loans on Furniture. Pianos. Horses.
Wagons without removal. We accept the
sMALLEsT PAYMENTS and make the
Easiest TERMS Of any company in the city.
n-8 weekly pays a SIS. 90 loan.
ttO weekly pays a $50. 90 loan
SOC weekly pays a SIS 90 loan
+0c weekly pays q SIS. 90 loan,
Payments can be made monthly in proportion
20 above rates II desired. EXTENSIONS
in case OF or out Of
EMPLOYMENT An interview will convince
you that we can save you money on Loans.
KfnIoch liza.
AMERICAN LoA ASSOCIATION,
gs Century Bldg. Olive and Ninth SITS.
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SECRET
FOREsTERs OF AMERICA.

OURT MOUND CITY, No. :. MEETS ON
the second anu fourth Thursdays Of each
month IN the F,Rterua. building, Eleventh
street and Franklin avenue.
JOHN J. O'FLYSS. CHIEF Ranger.
242l RauscE. abdch ave.
John W. Fowler, Financial Secretary. 3gJ6A
Lee ave.
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RENT S750 PER NJ

You can have above income coming IN every
month II YOU wish. urovining you have S5o.c0
worth Of city OF farm property which you will
exchange az part payment for q piece Of fine s..
Louis investment property; describe what you
have to offer.
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Dies on Death WATCH.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Boston. Mass. March 26.-While kccp'f=
Doctor Henry NJ Egan, of Cambridge
Patrick H Moriarity dreNSsd dead
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-03-27
KNIGHTS OF FATHER MATHEW.

CT. LAWRENCE o'TOoLR COUNCIL. NO.
., knights OF Father on
first and third Monday of each month at
School Hail, No. 1872 o'Failon street. All mem
berS requested to be present. Visitors welcome.
JOHN ". HENNESSY, Chief Sir knight.
John J. Scully. Recorder.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-03-27
wooDMEN OF THE WORLD.

I'VE OAK AMP. NO. 1I2, W. OF W,
meets first and third Fridays every month,
Burlington building. Visitors are invited and
members expected 10 be present.
II. WERNSING. c. c.
Ed F. Smith. Clerk. No. i2l South Ewing
avenue.
m CUNT AUBUR CAMP, NO. 24s, WOOD
men OF the World, meets at hall Of
Charles X. Kicker. northeast corner Newstead
ana North Market. hrst and third Fridays.
Members expected and visitors invited.
C. Z. BRAUN, Consul Commander.
r. N. Bacon. Clerk. 44I5 FInney ave.
= CRIMINAL CAMP. NJ. 234. WOODMEN
~ OF the World. meets every Wednesday
evening at s o clock at Blair Post Han. liUs
Market street. Visitors always welcome.
c. C. Cross, Clerk.
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TRIBE OF BEN HUR.

= Asst S OTIS COURT. NO. 1856. TRIBE
H. Of Ben Hur. meets every first and third
Fridays OF each month at !. o. o. r. Hall,
Ninth and Illinois avenue. Visiting Ben hurs
always welcome. a full attendance of mem
Ders desired.
DOCTOk H. C. HERTEL. Chief of Court.
Mrs. S. Campbell. Scribe. No. aS North
Eighth street.
s. T. LOUIS COURT. NO. T. TRIBE OF
- Ben-Hur. meets every Tuesday night at
hank I: biair, Post Hal. lIOS Market Street.
sons and Daughters OF Hur from other courts
and out OF tEc city. are hereby extended a cor
dial invitation TO visit. By order Of
ALICE I. mickey, Chief.
Attest: Arendt kuelper, Scribe. =Ges scott
avenue.
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Leans al 5 Per Gent

WE make LOANS ON FURNITURE, FI-
AMOS, ETC, without removal: NO PUBLIC
Try. See US before getting a LOAN else
! ! hsTsj VII faS aye y9T money;
We pay of sny LOAN CT balance on
your FURNITURE Pay at your CONVENT
ENCE Liberal Call and be con-
vtnced: Write or telephone Kinlooh A e22
UNION FINANCE GO, S2 and sg3 oriel bldg.
sixth, opposite Bars.
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EY TO LOAN
CAN WE HELP YOU TO
Hnr NnHn GEu

Are you buFdened with numerous small debts
that snnoy and haTass you! OF do you owe
PANIEsT Il So let US pay youT many bills
End ADVANCE Tou MORE M0NEn; Il want;
ALL. Here you can obtnin EASY PAYMENTS.
LONG TINE AND LOWEST RATEs on Fur.
REHOYAL- ALL TRANsACTIoNs CQNFI.
c cENTi ~ TS sSt Or 93uT AZ ENPSIosY e
MENT. Our plan viii cave you money and
write or phone Bell Main 39sM. KiuIoch c Is0.
NEW YORK FINANCE co...
17. 1S and sls Odd Fellows Building,
NINTH AND OLIVE STa
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FOR EXCHANGE.
Golden Bluff VINEYARDS,

Located on Upper Mississippi. containing 20
acres. IS of which ia in vineyards and orchards;
elegant wine cellar, with casks. wine presses,
BILE. telephone service, free-mail service; a beau
tiful hore. with advantages of a great money
making proposition: rs hives Of bees, horses,
COWS, carriages. wagons. all go with property,
reaCy 10 move in; valued at S12, 600 clear; Will
exchange for desirable St. Louis or East st.
Louis property. or improved property in some
good town or city. For further pa rticulars adj
dress H. A. SO Chestnut st.
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HISTORICAL SOCIETIES.

m ISSoCRI HISTORICAL SOCIETY. NO.
tsl 1900 Locust s~treet-Reguiar monthly
meetings held on the second Thursday Of each
Inclusive. The building is open daily from 8
q. m. I'LL 5 p. m: Sunday afternoons from .
till s. The public is coruIally invited to visit
the library and museum.
WALTER L. DOUGLAS, President.
George T. Mockler. Secretary.
4 HE BLUE AND THE GRAY MEETS AT
II the rooms of the Missouri Historical So
cle:y. No. 1900 Locust street. upon call Of IN.
commandant. JOSEPH BOYCE, Captain.
E. C. Robbins. First Sergeant
W OLUNTEER FIREMEN'S HISTORICAL
Y Society meets third Sunday OF every
month. 2 D. M. No. 1900 Locust street. All ST.
Louis volunteer fremen are invited to attend.
JOSEPH BOYCE, President
ThCmas Lynch. secretary.
Frank N. Brooks, Assistant Secretary.
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BACHELORS PURCHASE HOME.

Edgar z. and Frank C. Rand Acquire
GarneUu Residence.
The sale of the handsome two-and-one-
half-story brick residence, No. 4l75 Wash
ington boulevard. to Edgar E. Rand. sec
rotary of the Roberts, johnson & Rand
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ORDER OF COLUMBIAN KNIGHTS.

= NPEESS LODGE. NO. 7s. o. L X,
H. meets every second and fourth Thurs
day evening, at 5 O'Clock In west nall. Cen
tury building. Ninth and Olive streets. Menu
hers requested TO attend. Visitors are always
welcome. Next meeting. March "A.
DOCTOR A. Il. JORDAN, President,
T. J. SaRdefur. Secretary.
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g. 7. LOUIs LODGE. NO. 80. D OF
Columbian knights. meets every second
and fourth Monday at hall No. 3 odd Eel
lows building. Visiting members of the order
are always welcome. Cigars and limitations at
all meetings. A, u. HROKAW. President.
John F. Ryan, Secretary. Wells Fargo EN-
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MONEY WANTED,

I have some spIendid hrst-cIase deeds OF
trust for 1900. 1000. s. 500. 5000. $500. 1909,
$500, 5000. 5000 on improved property worth
double the amount Of the loan: FIRE and tornado
insurance with loan: interest 5 to 8 per cent.
Call at once. / make a speciality OF good loans.
EDw. x. LOVE. 40 Chestnut ST.
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MONEY WANTED.

HAVE application for loan OF A5.GN for 5
years on fine piece OF investment property rent
ing for $3.50 per month; VIII divide commission.
A. s. LOOMS 10 y. Ninth ST.
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Building Permits.
J.. II. Vollmer & Son. No. $50 nei1lar.
story frame, temporary hotel: 5000.
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MONEY LOANED NEW Way
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS

People in need Of financial help can get strct-
" confidential loans at > per cent per year on
furniture, planes. etc. twiihout r"movaN. Cash
Will helm you. ROYAL FINANCE CO,
Suite S25 sthe new ITisco building. southwest
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& TANDARD COUNCIL. NO. so. NATION
- al Union, meets every first and third Mon
Gay evening at 5 o'clock at Lueken's Hall,
Iowa avenue and Arsenal street Members are
requested and visiting friends are fraternally
invited to attend.
FRANK RABAND. President.
VIM r. Bedingtcn. Secretary, isis Arsenal
street.
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Y ARCANUM.

cRAND COUNCIL MISSOURI, ROYAL
" Arcanum. 3os-3li Holland Building-A
cordial welcome to visitors. friends. brethren
and members from abroad.
z. A. BARBOUR. G. r.
Jno. c. KillinEsworth. Grand Secretary.
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MONEY to loan at the rates on any kind Of
goods. S421 Olive S1 D.
wANTDD-S39 for six months on 4SO acres Of
land at once. EFF los, Republic.
wASTED1To borrow SSrn for ninety days on
a good business. EFF lal. Republic.
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LOANS on FURNITURE,

Rates and terms unheard OF. Look:
$50 weekly pays a S5 loan.
Sl.S weekly paws a $50 loan.
81 weekly pays a $50 loan.
nC weekly pays a $40 loan.
Payments may be made weekly. semimonthly
or annually 1t is to your interest to consult us.
All business private and above board. See US.
CHEMICAL FINANCE Co.
sol Chemical building. Eighth and Olive SITS.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

On Personal Property.
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WANTED-To borrow NlA,e0 on tlrst mort
gage on improved PittsbErg property; gilt-edEe
security, consisting OF Is houses and 10 lots,
valued at $4,000: renting income from the
property is So, 200 per year: money to be used
to further improve the property: we want TO
get In communication with private party, trus.
company or estate who have the above amount
OF money to invest IN good. solid first mortcage
Investment; the good. solid. rapid growth Of
population, industry and finance Of tittsDurG.
Pa, the home OF The iron. glass and steel in
dustry. has been phenomenal: population this
year will almost reach half a million. Address
Owner P. o. Box 1870, PittsburE. Pa
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We ADVANCE HONEY

10 SALARlkiJ TrprL.E. No M~U:tlGAGE.
NO without employers knowl-
edge. ALSO ON FURNITURE PIANOS ETC
Our plan Is the cheapest, best and most pri-
Nate in the city. Call, write or telephone Kin
loch c 1867.
ST. LOUIS I~NVFSTMENT co.
Room Ills Missouri Trust building.
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ORDER OF SCOTTISH CLANS.

CLAN DOUGLAS. NO. 3. ORDER OF SCOT
~ fish Clans. meets first and third Tuesdays
Of each month at Testgate Hall. corner Grand
and Easton avenues. Visiting clansmen cor
CHAS. STEWART, Chief.
No. 46l2 Bell avenue.
Attest: George A. Bruce, Secretary. Ne. 1911
Kessuth avenue.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
INDEPENDENT ORDER ODD FELL
LOWS.

a NCHOR LODGE, NO. a22. l. o. o. F.
~ Meets every Monday evening at Schuette's
HAN. Nineteenth and right streets. Work In
the degrees. Visiting brothers welcome.
LID LANGENbACHt ;R. n. G.,
David Petty. Secretary. 1926 O'FRllon st.
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UNION.

= UTURE GREAT COUNCIL. NO. 2ss, MA.
j tionsl Union. meets second and fourth
Mondays CT each month at HowaTd's Hall.
Olive and Garrison avenue. at ) y. nj. FrIenGa
cordially invited. JOHN ). SHIELDS,
President
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-12-04
IMPOSED fine
ON HOG-KILLER
WAS GUILTY OF CONTEMPT
IN CARRYING FIREARMS INTO DIS
TRICr FORBIDDEN.

ducntion of j. w. Clarke, Defend
ant, Was Circumstance That Made
Onense More Serious, said Judge
Cnnn--ShOuId Have known His Act
Might Have brought On Condition
of Affairs That May Have Resulted
In Loss of Human Life.
Judge Cam sentenced John. w. Clarke
yesterday to pay a fine OF $25 for dis
egarding the orders of the court in
egard TO the use Of firearms In the
Beachwood tract on Ossabaw Island.
The story Of the shooting was given
yesterday in the Morning News.
But little time was required in hear
ing the case Col. Robert L. Colding,
counsel for Larissey and Mickler. APP
peared for his clients and conducted
the prosecution. The first witness CALI
ed was Deputy Sheriff Walter H. Flem-
ing. the officer who is In charge of af-
fairs on Ossabaw. He told Of CIarke's
shooting the hog, aiding In dragging
him to the boat, and Of the arrest.
The defendant himself was then put
on the stand to tell his side Of the
story. He admitted all the facts that
had been stated by Deputy Fleming
but set up as a defense the fact that
when he fired at the hog he did not
know II was one Of Larissey's hogs, but
thought 1t was a wild hog, owned by
neither party. He also told of how he
happened to shoot the animal and as.
sured the court that by his act hs
meant no disrespect 10 It's orders, MOI
did he think he was interfering with
the decree.
In reply to questions from Col. Cold.
ing, he stated he was a college gradu.
ate. he had read the order OF the court
and he understood its provisions. Ht
made no explanation that the eourI
deemed satisfactory as to why he ad.
vised the occupants of the house