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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-12

P-room mod. home, with steam heat
and with large lot worth alone 81. 800 very
best section and close in, price $1,000.
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S3,aD-New strictly modern and up-to-
date broom pressed brick cottage. bath.
toilet. lavatory, electric lights. hall. cell
lar, sewer in street, best residence sec
ton northeast, $500 down. $50 monthly.
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AUCTION SALES.

ON Thursday, May 16 at 1880 a. m. No.
s42 South 10th East street parlor rock
efs, mission chairs. center tables. mission
dining table and chairs, china and glass
ware, mission bookcase. iron beds. dress
ers. two chffohierS, baby buggy and
crib. steel range and heating stoves kitch-
en tables and utensils and other articles
not mentioned. X. A. Andrews, auction
eer.
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FOR SALE.
IF IT'S REAL ESTATE, ASK HAL


LORAN.
ss,Oc0-Look at this home and see If you
don't think it is a bargain: paved street,
alley in the rear, seven-room modern
brick, 755 East Second, South street.
se,2e0-Another snap; eight-room modern
brick. lot Ssx1s5 feet. 1856 East South
Temple.
s2,OO0-Nice building lot, 6sx1s5 feet ono
charge for the house,, l25 East Seventh
South street.
slo,so-An improved corner, close in. 1872
by 1s5 feet
we have fine homes for sale on Brig
ham, First and Second South streets.
W. j. HALLoRAN,
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
IA West Third South Street,
Both Phones S2s
-. '--r ss77sz7
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s2.sO0-5-room brick, electric lights. city
water. ETC.. lot 4x7 rods; best residence
section northeast.
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ssmn HOME

5000 HOME
On I street, close in. Groom mod. brick
with basement. Front and back porch
Rents for s25 per mo.
GODDARD INV. CO., 81 E. 1st SO. st.
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A new light brick, S-room house.
on Sth East, modern In every re-
spect ......... ........s........s6 Sc. so
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Groom brick cottage, po-. bath. electric
ilght. cellar, barn, abundance of shade.
tine lawn, large lot; near 7th East and
9th South, and only $500
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So, S51-5-room new modern pressed brick,
bath. toilet, etc, northeast corner lot, g
x13e feet
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10TH AND 1 SITS.
10x1o rods
S2.55e. A beauty.
GODDARD INV. CO,
81 East First South street
SEE Stowe & Palmer ad Last page.
Section I
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PLuMBrNa AND HEATING.

d. W. JAMES & CO. plumbing, steam
and hot water contractors "a z. list So
ct Phone 5Is.
JAMES ]. FARRELL, ss5 south Main
street Phone 1905 X
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HOUSE REPAIRING.

D.. A. POTTER, Sc simondi Ave, Bel
phone 3s57-NK- Small contracts and
house repairing a speciality.
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GROOM BRICK COTTAGE.
southeast, close in, at bargain.
HOUSTON r. z. INV. CO,
Isl South Main.
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ss.lse-s-room modern, lot 2x1o rods, Is
street
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EYES ON SALT LAKE"


BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK.
s6.250,0l-665 f. list South. .-room brick,
moderns lot 44x1e5 feet.
s6.eO.0o-=7O7. Second Ave, s-room brick,
modern, lot ss1zx12Sa4 feet.
s4.5oo.o o-ses East 9Th South, groom
brick, modern, lot s4x165 feet.
s7,5OO.OO-75 NJ street, S-room brick, mod
ern, lot 215x10 rods.
s4.5O0OO-79T South 9th East, S-room
brick, modern, lot 45x1S2 feet.
Sc, O0-2O4 NJ street, Groom brick. mod
ern, lot 2l2x7 rods.
ss,5eeOo- SIS. 4th Ave, 5-room brick, mod
ern, lot PIX rods.
80, 0.OO-1O5O East Bird South, 7-room
brick, modern, lot S3xle5 feet.
brick, modern, upstairs unfinished. Lot
40x102 feet
s2.s15.0o-sSs East 9Th South. Groom
frame, lot 2ikxl9 rods; $3.50 cash. balance
easy terms.
81 500. O0-24e South 10th West, 5-room
brick. modern, lot 371.x130 feet; $3.50 cash
balance easy terms.
Vacant Lots-West Second South and
on Tenth West, between 2nd and Ord
South, for $57e to $500 each; s25 cash, bal
ance $40 month.
Vacant 33x12o feet, 4th Ave. and NJ st.
East front, for sl,010.
Vacant-f12x21fts feet on Terrace Ave.
18th South and 18th East for $3.50
erected on easy payment plan Try u.s.
A. II. BIRRELL,
Suite 1-2-s 90 South Main.
Phones: Bell 100; Ind. 1913.
SEE Stowe 4 Palmer ad. Last page
Section ore.
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Groom modern. we'll built. fur
mace, etc, large barn. lot 3Iax
u .-............ ..-.......s........ SO, 900
Located East Second South.
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50, 40o-Good 4-room brick, with lot 5ox15
feet. car line, southeast.
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WE HAVE MANY HOMES.

JUST A FEW HOMES.
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SAMPLE BARGAINS
$3150-Fer 5-room brk.. pore bath, cleo.
light. hot and cold water, west side
terms.
$1.7al-For 4-room cream brE.. Sth West.
s3.400-For nice broom mod. with barn,
End South: $500 down and $50 per mo.
81 9oo-For broom, pore bath, toilet.
cleo. light, sewer connections.
81. 3UD-For broom mod, nice condition.
S5.500-For S-roon mod. finished in nat
ural wood; fine condition.
$S,000-For a beautiful S-roosn home on
Brigham street. strictly mdern.
sf5e0-For Ssf5 feet near Brigham St
S5.750-Fer 165x115 feet, cor. LIST st.
s1.175-For 65x165 IT. on 18th East
SSCO-FUr f0x132 IT.. 4th st.
C r. LITTLE a. CO.
Both Phones sS4s. 5O9-zI0 Atlas Block.
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Beautiful 7-room modern pressed brick
on one of the best corners on 9Th E IL
mas por. bath, toilet. e l., cemented base
meht, furnace, etc. lot e0x1l5ib; large
enough for another house; $500
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EAST BOULEVARD SUBDIVISION.
$3.50 per lot SIS cash, $3.50 per month. 7
per cent interest
We have sold eighteen lots In this SUBJ
division the past two weeks. Best buy
S. f. Take a run out and see for your
self. A few lots facing South Boulevard
$50 each; K. Bench. $50 TO $500 each,
Fourth East, S275 to $3.50.
10th East, AXIS feet, $500.
Choice lots N W. Oakley" Sub, 800
to $3.50 each.
Eight lots SOLD the past week In Oakley
to parties that will build five houses. Pay
500 to $500 cash, balance monthly. and We
will build You a house OF four TO seven
rooms, pressed brick
Hubbard Investment Company. rs West
Second South street.
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FOR SALE.

WHITE Wyandotte eggs for Matching,
$l.50 per sitting. A few good hens and
eockerels for sale. a. J. Hoffman, Sc
Sd. Phone 21S5-Y.
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BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK.
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MEET Us TO-DAY AT
PARADISE.

MEET Us TODAY AT
Take wANDAMERE CAR to 18th So.
and 9TH East. where IL will be our pleas
ure to please you by showing
PARADISE ADDITION LOTS
At prices LOWER than others. and on
terms within the reach Of all.
5000 CASH. 5000 PER MONTH
$4,000 AND UPWARD
office hours on ground, 10 a. m till 1
p. m. Sundays, II a. m. till noon; to
p m. Daily or any time you say. Don't
fail TO pay US visit. Come one and all.
Do it now; they won't last long. Fif-
teen lots sold last week.
We will build you house and you can
pay for it in monthly payments at about
what your rent would be.
Yours for success towards a home.
PETERSON or AEEKs & LYNCH.
$50 s. Main or 3ie Atlas Blk.
Phones 2622 and SS2o-K Bell.
IS FEET by rods, facing south, on Sd
street. 500.
20 feet by 3 rods, on corner facing south
on Sd street, $500.
Two 4-room houses, nice lot close in;
rent for $24.J0 per month. Price s. 900; 81
600 down.
20 feet by 9 rods to alley. facing south
on Sd South. 1880.
s-room brick, close in. $500; 1900 down.
s-room brick, Sd South and 10th East.
hot water heat, fine lot Price 81, 200; half
cash.
Two Groom cottages; rent for s27 per
month; $500 part cash.
Five acres on east bench, S,759 A bar
gain
S-room house on Sd street. facing south;
s. 200; part cash
Groom house; modern; close in, $3.50.
MARNANE.
AZ Commercial Block
.ss5o-Biggest snap on North bench; fine
view, graded lot, facing south CT Sth Ave
between X and / streets; alley in rear
William Mantle. sSs sth St
MUST sell at once, 6-room brick cleo
trio lights. water, 21zx10 rods. $50 So. End
West. Apply after April rs. 51s South End
West.
WE SELL real estase-that's all. Tue
tie Bro6. 100 MAIN 81 he0 Dali SiElS.
ONLY 500 PER FRONT FOOT.
lis feet or part thereof at about 7s2 E.
Brigham. Inquire 22s West South Tenn
pie. Phone 11l2
BEAUTIFUL S-room modern home
close in; 5x10 rods, with fire stable; rea-
sonable terms %all Ind. Phone 49,
FOR QUICK RETURNS
List Your Property
WITH PETERSON r. z. INV. co.
$50 So. Main.
SEE Stowe Palmer ad. Last page.
Section one
I0-RCOM modern house 7s4 e Brigham.
A bargain. Inquire 223 ". So. Temps.
IF it's Real EstaJe. ask Halloran. "a
W. Third South street.
SEE stewe & Palmer ad Last page.
Section one
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sIs50-s-room strictly modern and new
pressed brick, very close in, lot 3sxi6o IT
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Sx2o. 4-room brick. near 18th East and
ID South, 1890.
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120-ACRE FARM
Two houses, barn to hold 40 tons of hay,
good orchard, ice pond. 20 acres in lu-
cerne, hog runs, corrals, ETC.. Il miles
southeast of city. 2 bitches. primary wa
ter and one secondary. 49, 200.
IND WEST. 7TH SOUTH
4x10 rods. with houses. $1,000
9Th SOUTH AND IND WEST
l-room mod brick, hall, large pantry.
large closets, large barn. fine fruit and
shade trees. cement walks, 81, 200
7TH EAST. OPP. LIBERTY PARK
Pretty s-reorn .. b., new, rront and back
porches. nice fruit and shade, lot 5Ox150 to
alley, s2,c00.
so. 9Th EAST
Fine 7-room mod. p. b., large Tot, fine
fruit and shade good barn. s., $50
WATERLOO
e-roor mod. .. b.. fine place, 1880
9TH AVENUE
4-rooul mod. p. b.. rooms can be fin
ished upstairs, lot 2i2x7is 5000; terms
See US for property in any part of the
city.
SWEETEN & BOYES.
p Hooper Blk.
Bell 91S. Ind. 1921.
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]. Z. CLARK.
REAL ESTATE AND INSUR-
ANCE, 213-2i4 HERALD BLDG.
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.450o-Buys s1k acres with good 5-roon
brick house, fruit trees, chicken runs, etc.
on Wandamere car line.
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s.. 250.00-665 E. list South. room brick,
mOderns lot 4fx165 feet.
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WILSON-SHERMAN co.
A FEW SNAPS
81 0OD-Small home on fine corner " 4th
South. Walking distance
$2.000-Easy terms. Good 4-room and
summer kitchen. Good barn. Only 6
blocks from Main ST. lot 3l5x7 rods. Paws
l3 per cent on investment
s2,5eo-ln Waterloo, 7-rni. mod. pr. Dr.,
easy terms.
ss,7s0-e-room modern on I'd ave. Real
snap.
LOTS.
&o-Corner OF 9th ave. and L st sox
xS31z.
s1.010-1071zx1e5 on sth West. bet. Sd and
4th North. Make good lots.
$500 acres on % West and 10th So.
Undivided acreage getting scarce. VIII
sell readily for building lots at large prof
it.
sl4.ooo-165x1s5 corner on State st. and
18th South.
BUSINESS PROPERTY on W. 1st So.
near Main, $3.50 per foot
WiIson-SherInaf Co., 30 w. I'd So. Tel 4s3
SEE Stowe & Palmer ad. Last page
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4-room pressed brick lot 50xi5O to al
ley Tine two-story barn; near Main and
10th South; $3.50.
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s31. 010-Buys a nine<apartment fiat
strictly modern and up-to-date, close in
east side. This pays over II per cent in
terest on the Investment. Figure it up
Rentals $50 per month. Taxes $3.50 pei
year.
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Nearly new 5-room pressed brick. high
foundations. 1t has por bath lavatorv.
toilet, e. l.. mantel and CRATE, etc; 11th
East, near Brigham; s, 6Je
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" A GOOD light buggy. newly painted;
4 reasonable. 252 North LIST West.
HARDWARE store in Salt Lake; low
rent; long lease; fine location Address
7 p. Herald
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.. z. CLARK.


213-2t4 HERALD BUILDING.
IND. PHONE 1s7; BELL 1I77-X.
DESIRE TO INFORM MY
FRIENDS THAT HAVE RE
MOVED MY OFFICE TO 2is-2I4
HERALD BUILDING, SECOND
FLOOR. THE FIRM OF MAR
TINEAU q CLARK HAVING
BEEN DISSOLVED.
will take pleasure In showing
you some good buys, among others
the followingi
s-room, strictly modern, brick
on East First South. Cement
walks, nice back yard, fine barn,
43x13212 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g go
Groom modern. we'll built. fur
napp etr large harm lot 9TLr
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stephanie died in their infancy Il was only
natural that gossip should tax the NOR
gauatic wife with the responsibility FOR their
death or disappearance.
One Of The chief oonspirators With the
Countess Hochberg was Major
hotter. tina story Of whOse participation in
the affair was first published by Seller about
1890. Seller pretended 10 nave obtained
all his information while In the service Of
Major Hennenhofer. Although Hennen-
hotter wns admittedly an advcnturer. yet
tho accuracy Of many ~ hiH statements WA
attested by the zeal with which the Baden
Government attempted to suppress the
story -procuring all the pamphlets that were
put on sale and destroying them, putting
every obstacle In the woy Of any attempt to
investigate the story. and later, at the time
Of Hennenhoffer's death. seizing all his lot
ters and memoirs.
According to Hennenhoffer's statement
he himself admitted the Countess Hochberg
to the royal nursery where the baby Alex
ander was lying. She was draped in white
10 conceal her figure and wore a white mask.
The maids and nurses had all been sent away
by previous arrangement, and while they
were out Of the roam she took the royal
baby from the cradle and put in its place the
sickly, illegitimate child Of a peasant girl.
the substituted child having been first
poisoned to ensure speedy death.
H~ennenhofer waited outside the nursery
for the Countess's return and when she came
took from her the young prince. He placed
him first in charge OF q nurse in . n~eighbor-
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her Of the Cabinet Of Baden in 1874 and who
ment in addressed to a Prinos. who Ia not
named. and Ia in these words:
1T Vas not until after Louis's accession
in 1918 that I gradually discovered what
would never have known. h letter
which I give into your charge was received
by me just after midnight June 5. 1923.
Il Immediately sent in my resignation.
but il was not accepted. The official re-
ports concerning the Prince were Of such
a nature a. made IL evident that he could
not be put in possession Of his rights. He
was described a. n person crippled and
ruined in mind and body.
the State az Of moro importance h the
interests Of a dynasty. l held my peace.
Major Hennenhofer. whom l oon-
slider my evii genius. knows more about
this matter than ! do
Another significant act Of the ruling
house was the publication in 1875 Of what
was considered a royal edict upon the
matter. This was the court record relating
to the baptism. death and postmortem
examination Of the young Prince. alleged
to have been abducted. just how worth
less this REPUTATION was appears when IL
il considered that the He~nnenhofer story
provides for the death of IN infant. How
any record Of baptism. death and autopsy
could prove the identity Of a baby with the
one born to the Duchess ~Stephanie . few
days before Ia not apparent.
Kasper Hauser first appeared In Nurem :
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10 died and left me his pictures

he died and left me his pictures. See
them" =
A button clicked. lights flashed our
around the ceiling edge and Bandello stood
In the centre Of a little art gallery. Several
landscapes and marines, an Oriental scene
or two, some portraits n q half dozen
water colors OF Western life covered the
You see? One day I will sell these,
erect a great to him and be
enormously rich inc happy for III rest Of
nv life! That il an IL should DO. why
else should one come to America?
"Ah well. / have shown you most OF my
treasures. There are q few more. ] col
lect bric-a-brao and antiques In q small
way. You see here are some good Tanagra
pieces. And lastly. I am somewhat OF q
connoisseur In this and. he exhibited .
neat little den. with high shelf set out with
plates Of tho warm blue ware OF Delft and
old stone jugs In which bcer and ale must
seem nectar. and tall. pale gold glasses.
You see?. Some day you must come and
risotto Mitansise a. they make IL in il homo
In nv province and spaghetti piping hot.
garnisked with garlic. spd for q sweet.
golden, creamy zabslsoui. That will be
soon, 1 hope.
And some day after that perhaps you
viii come back again and ] will not be here.
NV poor, dead friend will have been dis
covered and I will be rich. enormously
rich. Burt wherever l 60 these and he
waved lovingly toward the host Of many
oolored boots and sandals nj leggings
and slippers in the window. These I will
always keep with me-.
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simply q stolid. rather stupid hoy. somc-
what deficisnt In moral sense.
His training Progressed u~neventfully
FOR a year n a half. Then an attempt
was made To as-assinate him. Soon after
the Child ~ Nuremberg. a n. was called.
vas adopted Ivy the Earl ~ Stanhope. an
eccentric Engiishnan. father " the late
Duchess % Cleveland and grandfather
Of the present Lord Rossb-ry.
Il In said that the Earl secured what he
considered incontrovsrtibbs evidence Of the
bows ~connection with the Baden royal
family. and II 10 certain that the aroused
the interest," Of Stephsaie herself In him.
Stephanie had never been wholly satisfied
a. u the fass Of her infant son. She was
therefore willing to acoede to Lord STAN
hopes suggestion Of a meeting with Kaspar.
This was arranged for December II. 1888.
But while she was on her way tn keep the
appointment a second u successful at
tempt was made TO assasainacs KAspar,
His violent death went Tar toward RON
vincing Stephanie and her friends that the
boy was really her missing child and added
to her anger Againsk her successful rival.
the Countess Hochberg. whose on. Leo
pold. was now seated ON the throne. Tn
able to obtain Justice, or even . hearing
for her story. unpopular on Of her
religion, pushed aside and practically
driven from the country. Stsphanie turned
on her enemies. and with bitter maledic-
tons cursed the line Of succession that had
supplsnted her son.. declaring that the
vengeance Of KAspar Hauser would fall
on the males Of the family until the line was
extinct.
To the working OF the curse any oae in
Baden will testify. Leopold, the fret of the
now line, had q reign darkened by rebellion
and bloodshed. while his domestic rela-
| tons were clouded by the insanity Of his
| eldest son. In a moment Of lucidity this
son succeedsd his father. but soon had to be
! deposed on account OF mAdneass his
brother, the late Grand Duke Frederick
being elected to his place. |. p
One OF Frederick's sone die Of fever and
the other, who has just ascended the THRONE,
10 the last Of Inc line. ,
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warsav correspondswcs Poll Mol 0osses.
Rather an original story comes from tho
criminal prison here. A bookkeeper. named
Schneider. was awaiting his trial. being
charged with fraud. As his health was bad
his family sent him many little delicacies
unknown In the prison fare, delicaoies which.
no doubt, the head warder shared with him.
The other day. among other things. .
huge iced cake appeared. The warder's
wife. They therefore determined to keep
half Of It for themselves. Their surprise
was great when, upon applying q knife TO
the dainty, Il stuck Just below the icing and
refused to go any further.
sit must be baked to Q cinder.- said Mrs.
warder. But her good man. suspeStins
was responsible for the cakes hardness.
cut round the sides. and was rewarded BY
buried In the paste.
sohnsidsr Sonfss.sS that b: had intspdsd
Prison 1'Ss before NJ tris!. After AT. said the
warder, pensiyely, when he told nis story,
my wife had not cut Into that cake l should
have been . dead man By now. for ! sleep
hard