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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC; WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 2. 1905.
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TOWBOAT REMOVES
SR HOUSEBOATS
THE NEW ST. MARGARET'S CATHOLIC: CHURCH.
TAFT IS SURPHLSEO
BY THE JAPANESE
SEVERALTHOUSAND REGISTER
FOR UINTAH UND OPENING
Largest Crowd of Hosaeseekers Gathers at Graad Jsaetrew Twelve
More Days ia Which te File ApppUcatiOM for CUiavs, aal lo
Iacoaveaieat Rash Is Aatidpated. ;
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Dep-ty Saeriffa and Officials of
Wiggins Ferry Company En
force Order of Ejectment of
Dwellera on Corporation's Land
Secretary Says Party of Amen
Cass Expected Courtesies, bat
Popular DeaaOBstcmtioM Hare
Nearly Orerwtelaed Them.
SEVERAL HUNDRED WOMEN FILE NAMES FOR THE MUslMB.
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A ncad f Depute Sheriffs, assisted by
the toaboat W. UcllrlUn or the Wiggins
'wry Company, and accompanied by
officials and employ ea of the Wiggins Fer
ry Company, yesterday enforced the order
of ejectment of houseboat dweller from
property claimed by the Wiggins Foxy
Company north of Bads bridge
By means of rollers placed under tiiem
end a line attached to the McCMUn, hair
a dozen liotiMtoats were moved into we,
river. Most of the houseboats wrr- an
chored by their ownrr in tlie rlur in
front of their former sites, and will In all
likelihood be moved dnjrn below the liuls
bridge In the nar future.
Beveral of the hou-eliont dweller who
wen- moved estertlHy have lived on the
land from which they were evicted for 'he
last ten or twelve ears. Vha the suits
for restitution of tl.e lail to the Wiggins
Kerry Company were decided In favor "f
the rompntiv there was tlk of meeting
iho Deputy Sherlrs with force "Jiouw tney
wtferapt to enforce the order of the court.
Jii iat summons was rcaa msi weK
and gave, the hou-liiat dweller until
e?terdn to get off the land. Only one
ir tne houere;ai dweiier-s. vwiuam ;soeiy.
va.s belllaeient. niM he carried a run out
of his hout-etuat. He was arrested and
sent to JHil on ., chaige of reltlng an of
ficer One or the Incidents of jesterilav'n
jiro-eedirK uji the pulling of a chlcken-hou-e.
th prr'rty of Kd Neal. Into the
rlvr Neal remove,! his h'iii.elMl into
the water lait Saturday, but did not take
:!s liickcu cxel.
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ENDS HER LIFE
Mrs. Annie Met? lice Drinks Car
bolii; Arid jit Home of Friend
r.riett-d Over lK-.it h of litis
hand :ind Father.
'Jrlfvins o-r tli re-nt d"ath of her
ini'lnn 1 and fath r and "sufterins from
llln-s prompt"d Mr Atin.'e McGhee. II
j-.irs old. to clritiK oarbulic acid at tii
hojti cf Mir. iluttle Ston". No 221 Soutli
J fferoii avenu: at bin o'clock lai-t nislil.
Mr JWIiw died in tli rec ptloji-rooni
of th 'itv Hospital an hour later.
Sir. MpiIIii and Mr. Stone liae been
liura-j ulnre school l;v-. and the former
las to "jn-nd the nlsl'.l with Mrs. S:one.
About S.ny o'clock Mix !c.;h-e ntnt to
th. Iill room wnlle Mrs. Stone Eat In the
i.il.ltllc room r"adin .
KhortK afteia:.) J!r". Sftone noticed
a 'shallow on lh door, and. looking up,
iw Mn JlcOlie.- ilr- Ston delectt-d tho
fumes "f the uUJ. 15r. McJIie craFpi
Mr-. Ptone'H h ind tlfihtly and jtild: "Good
liv Fhc then fill in the litfr's arm-..
A doctor as -cnl for. but noii" could
le found in Uif n-iphlrhood. An ambit
lanro nan un)monl anj conveyed Mrs.
McGhee to the :o-pltal.
Sine her hu-band d.-d on llirrh 1
last Mrs. MtUhen has ix-en 111 utnl ha-
Krlee.i much Her father died a nhort
while l-efor' lur husband.
She had l-n llvlr.s with her mother at
No. 3I1S MeX.tlr a-nu. and althnu;h jhi
r.a- omplainlmr of h r health ahe made
ro threat to end her life.
Mrs Mcf:ii'e If survived bv her mother.
?.!n. Mnr V.'.V.z. t4 Iter-. Mrs I'aul
H"rr and Mi'i Hia Waiz, and a brother,
liirls AValz.
Tli- funeral arrangements have not been
titnplttd.
TREMENDOUS LID
FOR 8EDAL1A, MO.
Kesiaiirants, Bakeries. Cigar
Stand and Soda Fountains
Must Keep Cloed.
i.rcei m-r' srnci .i.
S'dalla. Mo. Aujf. I Constable I'h.tiiev
!i in the FadJV and he j.ro;io;cs strictly to
rnforc" the Sundty cio!nB law in the
future. conim-nc!ntc next Sunday.
lie served notice on 8"dalia bulne-s
jik n to-day that in the future all cla'"s
of lmms hou-. including restaurant.
I skerie--. confctiotir Htores, cljnr utaii.Is
l'i hoteln and drug store and sodi foun
tain', must be olos-J during the Sabbath
tnd kept clo-fc-d.
The onlj exception mad is that drug
cMk in iy fill prescriptions r!tte-j by reg
ular phrlciam.
INTENSE HEAT
OPPRESSES TEXAS
At AuMiu Citizens Wen Com
pelled to Leave Their Koomt
and Sleep Out of Doors
Thermometer.
Austin. Tern.. Aug J -Last night and to
day has witnessed one of the most intense
heat nave Chaj has pav-d over T'xas
Ijist night the humidity was o great that
"ecpl were forced to leive thlr sleerlr.g
looma and tske to the strets for air At
midnight the thermometer registered J" de
grees, and to-day It has beeji over 1 5 de
gree. MILITIA TO GUARD
ARKANSAS BORDER.
tiarrraar Has la. at Heaesl t tatr
Haara at Health. athorle. i:
farcs?aat at Qaaraatlnr.
nerfnuc rrci.i
IJttle Rock. Ark. Aug L Oovrrnor Di
yl to-nltht iuel an order directing
General Ilames. commander of the State
iuard. to detail a nary ofnr and mn
may be neceary t quarantine the
various exioi.d plice In tl.e State against
thna who hive had nn opportuniiy to become-
Jfe-ted by yellow fever
This order was lv.ed In response to a
request front the State Roird of Health
which placed a State quarantine in effect
veaterdav. The Stat Ro-ard of Fealth
Is without trrney. the ut tglslatuj
having defeated a bill staking an appro
priation for th wcrk cf the board, and
th board was powerless to enforce the
quarantine.
The militia, acting under the direction
of th Stat Board of Health, will -e
placed upon all trains entering the Stat
nd at ail points where boats might land,
and no one who has been In th infected
district within fit days will b permitted
to enter hs Stale.
The militia will be called oat as needed
by th Stat Beard. 7
OPERATOrlS WILL BUILD DAM.
Decide on 1,000 Foot Wall to Pro
tect Mines From Floods.
ttBwmjc stscjax
JopUn. Mv Au. L As a result of t.
disastrous floods of the last two weeks it
lias bren decided by the mine operating
In the Badger District. non. n Joplin. to
bsild a data IN fett In length ani wide
enough for a in road. It ta thought
that will act aa a daa and protect the
arepertyin that district from futur loss.
Taa Idas? UBBam, oe or the larga
liwas at DusBwag. had a cavern last night
that left a feoH mora than W feet wide.
Tit aiBiiwit sraend caused the trouble.
Ttte mlpars were hurt, thoach the dam
ac ta tka xeperty is atUrht. owtac to the
tact tkat tae caved part ass beta worked
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4iv.ow. It-will Im? -ntniclcd of slouc aud covvr a ground siace of (SxlUTt feet, with a tower J V feet Iiijrli.
Tlie tJle of 'architecture Himewbat rc-eintile the early English Rothic. The building 'will not contain any
pillar-, tin- roof lxins siipported by lecl snan. The liaement will contain a chattel and sodality rooititt.
Inimedi:it'ly adjoining the chun-h Imildinc a hanrtomc residenc for tlie natnr. the Keverend FalberO'Brirn,
will 1k erecteil at a cost of about SlO.Otto. Ihe lmildins has been designed by Baractt, Uayncs ts Barnetl, who
will also Miperrlse Us contnicllon.
DOUGHERTY
DIES AT LIBERTY
Former Congressman From the
Third Missouri District Suc
cimihs to an Attack of Acute
Indigestion.
nrprnuc ."phciau.
Liberty. Mo . Aur. 1 Hi-Congressunn
John Doucherty dlnl thli morning. He
liecime utlinly 111 Siturd.iv evening, but
Improved until a chance for the worse
came lat night. Acute !id!sotlon and
lie.irt trouble v-.ere the eau-e of death.
Mr Dougherty leaves a wife and two
daughter?. Mrs. Wlllar.I P. Itall if lynn.
ant. Tex., and Ml-s nora Dough, rty of
this cltr. Ti-e members of the family
wre all pr--nt when the nd came.
TK- fun'nl prob-tbly tvill 1 held to
morrow nfterr.ron. but the time had not
been finnllv- :ct:ed npon to-night.
Mr Dough, rtj. moil three trms In
Congrefs. r-rrf.'Tit!"JT t!i Third Missouri
D.:trict. P! l.-t tem expiring Matvh 4
At tlie convertfon h( year Mr Pougber-tv-
bad enough Instructed delegates to
give him the nomination again, but trio
from Clinton Ccuntv Ijolted their lnstrue
tlon? and the r.omlratlon was given to
Judge Sulllnger of King City, who was
def.a'ed at the .lection by a Republican
IVink J. Kltj.pcr Mr. Dougherty ex-jieet-.l
to be a candidate for Congress
t:eTt year.
Mr Pouglertv- wns bom In I'latte Ooun
tv Tebrinrr i". 1-".T. nnd wn a son of
Doctor W. XV lerig'iertv. a Western Mis
souri pioneer and Indian agent in the
AWst for four e-ir John Dougherty
v-as educated at William Jewell College,
and after s'udvlrg law was admitted to
the bir In Indiana Iletuming here, ho
w:.s .lerted r.ty Atto-ney for Liberty,
later tVie-eco!-.- Attornev of Clav- C'oun-tv-
and -ex,.n var igo ms na"me-l as
?h lemocratie candid te for Congress
His majority increased ..-.cli time he w.is
fl.ele.1 He oivnc.1 nml xl!te.1 n T ti,
Trllrar." naMr three years previous to
going to Congress.
AT CZAR'S PALACE
Council Assembles at IVii-rhof
and Kxpects to Draft Outlines
for a National Assembly Along
New Lines.
Ft, Petersburg Ag. 1 -Tl.e Council of
-v.lr.lsfers a;-. mbled at i'vtirhof ihi
art. rnuon under the pr.idency of the
Iwnj-e.or. to examine the project for a
rational aembb. Thr meeting was pre
ce.Ied li a Te Dium
Tho-e presint numbered fo'ty-four. In
cluJlng tlr.tml Iuke Alexis, V'adimir.
Alexander MtshaelovitrJi and Nicholas
Mcholasevitch all the Ministers. Senators
Uortirlnskv. Shlrlnkt and Xarvphkln and
I'roffsor Kl jutshew kl and Pavloff t,f
jio-m ueariy an of no:n are meniDtrs
of the Council of the Kmplre.
A bureau of the Council, comjwed of
officials of ths Imperial charcellerie, has
taken over from the Committee of Jlln
l'ters the work of elaborating a proie"t
for the convocation of the National A
stntll The jroKct ! to le thoroughly
rtcat anJ of a more lll-eral form
When ccrrpkte. it win hive little !n
common with the scheme presented b
Minister of the Interior Iloullgln. Th;
Council will not touch upon the question
or principle, confining ItIf to details on
which there are difference of opinion.
Vfter five hour' discussion over tn- de
tails of th" project, an adjournment wis
taken at T o'clock, the members of the
Council returning to St. Petersburg
ORDER IS GIVEN TO LEASE
KIOWA AND COMANCHE LANDS
Secretary . laterlar Coatsaaads Tkat
00.0H .terra Be Osesed to Leaseaa
far Ftse-laar Tcrsaa.
Washington. Aug 1. Tie Secretary of
it Interior ha ordered the leasing cf
more than 4lto acres of th Kiowa and
Comanche li in Oklahoma for ar-i-cultural
rcr,o, ths leases to runfor
f.ve years frctn Januarr l next.
At the -ipiraUen cf the tcrTn the lessees
will be grast-ii tte preference rlsht to r
t.ew at an tpraied value to b placed
upon the land by the Secretary of the
interior.
The lands -sill be 5iJsl In quarter-section
tracts, apd no person or firm will be
permitted t" lease more than two sec
tions, Tr-e biia ire to be. opene, j,y Colonel
Jarre K Raailett at the Kiowa Agency
ca tVceaber seat.
Darrlas-llle. Ml.. Elect Oasura.
RETCIUJC SF1XIAU
HarrSsburg. III. Aug. L At a special
election held In the newlv organised Til
lage of PcrrlsrUIe to-day the following of
Rcr were elected: President cf tne
Board of Trustees. John L. Dorri. Jr :
Trcstees. J- S, Hemphill. Winiam H.
TV..-.. Dit.n1 nk. a ft n.fi...u.
A. Smith and George Relytrg. IVlice Slag- I
tstrata. Howard Estea. Tfca vtllaa was I
tr.corparaled a saoath ago acd is locatad 1
00a aaa) kaat aslki aoat ac Uia aU.
MINISTERS
CONFER
tin Mtithea!t corner of Vandcvcnter
MOTHER WILL 60 TO ARKANSAS TO FREE
DAUGHTER WHO SAYS SHE IS DETAINED
Mrs. Clara Uaniblin, After Conferring With Chief Desmond, De
cides to Go to Ilarfield to Demand Release of Nineteen-Year-Old
Marian Emmons, Who Wrote That Man of Seventy Held
Uer Prisoner in Cabin on Plantation and Threatened Her Life
Will Prosecute if She Finds the Facts Warrant.
Mrs Clara Hamblln. whose 19-ycar-old
daughter. Marian Emmons, lias written
her that she Is h. ing d-taln-il and threat
ened by a man of To in n cabin near Rar-f-cld.
Ark., will d'wirt for IJartleld this
morning to d- mand her release.
Mrs. Hamblln carries a ktter from As
fl'tant Pro-cuting Attorney D.ilton to
tht- prosecutor of the county in which
Jkirfi'-Id is s!tt nted. and she declares tlwt
If her daughter substantiates her rt.ite
meats she will do all In hr power to nid
fn the prosecution of the man. Mrs.
Hamblln will brlns her Uughtr back to
St IxhiIf.
Aftr receiving the lette- from her
daughter, in trhlclj the girl ngtde charges
of cruelty and threats against her elderly
mplojer. Mr. Hitmblln r turned to St.
Ijuis fro I'Sion. ... where sh luad been
-jndir.K the si mtner. She visited friends
ut Xo. TM7 Folom avenue and then called
to lav- h-T daughter's cae before Chb f
of Ijetoetives Dvsmond. she having ttle
gmtilnil him pr. viousiv.
The riiief inforn.e.1 "Mrs. Hamblln that
ho wan lotteries to act. as the case
was not In his Jurisdiction. Last night
Mrs. HambPn again conferred with tho
Chief ami I'roecutii:g Attorney and decid
ed to go to Rarfietd to demand her daugh
ter's release, if she Is still detained, to
lay the cafe before th authorities if the
facts warranted, and th.n to bring her
daughter home.
Mri-. Ilamblm Is puzzled whether her
daughter !i still laid bv the man. or
whether she ! In the custody of tha Sher
iff of the oouuty. owing to conflicting
statements in telegrams she has received.
Mrs-. Hamblln said her diughter alwavx
vyas determine,! to earn her living, and for
that r-a.-cn tho girl went to Garfield. In
forming l.r mother the day before her
dcnartllr. from flff T.oula nf eee Infmtlnn
I .Mrs. Hamblln. before departing for tha
Rummer for Ohio, gave her daughter per
mission to nnuin with friends in fct.
L-oul-..
,.A.!e,,er iTO'n bM" ilaughler. postmarked
Hickman. Ark. which Is near Barneld.
conveed the news to Mrs. Hamblln. of
hi r daughter's alleged incarceration. She
cannot explain, however, how the girl suc
ceeded In mailing the letter at Hlckznan. if
he u so cloyely guarded, as h writes,
unless some sympathetic person con
sented to tKist the letter for htr.
Mrs. Hamblln says sho Immediately
teiegraplie-1 tlie Sheriff :tt Rl"the1lle.
twelve mil-s, from Rarf.eld. to assist her.
She offered, she Mates, to defray all ex
pcnsei. Chief Demond nlo states that he has
receive,! n,, 1Uwtrs to mv.iKes rent to
tht lilvthevlile authorities veterday mak
ing intu!ries regarding the Irl and her
allege! captor.
THRHATK.VKD HER. SHE SATS.
In the litter Mr. Hamblln receivej, her
daushtr makes charges of cruelty and
declares that she is detained. She wrote:
"He 4me ming the old man whom ho
ays holds her a prisoner threatens to
bum my .lothes If I don't commit a
wrong Th!.- I shall never do. H will
kill m.i If he. know? that I am writing;
this Oh If I could only get away from
this dret-lrul rfciee-"
Mr. Hamblln displayed the letter to
Chief D.jerund jeterdav. but declined to
permit anvono to take the original copy.
She ivs she will hold it for evidence If
she scurs the arrest of the man.
Marian Kmmon d-scriha the house Si
which she . t,e!d as a cabin in the cen
ter of a 2-acre pi intation. She ayj
the p'ace Is in the heart of a dense wood.
The old man and herself, ahe says, are
the only white persons on the place now.
The others living on the plantations aro
negrces all of whom are In the employ
of tl: plantation owner.
In one of her ! tters the girl wrote that
the old man Itad driven the housekeeper,
whose name was supposed to be Witte.
but whl:h couldn't be clearly made out
in the epistle, to the Mlasouri State line,
had given her fl and told her that she
could make her way back to St. Louis as
best she could.
"We formerlv lived in Clifton nelghts."
said Mrs. Hamblln. "for a time, but moved
from the city when my husband's health
failed. My daughter did r.ot want to leave
OORIED BENEATH
BUSHELS OF BRAN
Frank Schuster Sleets Death
While at Work in the Titdraan
Millinjj Company's Plant at
Collinsville.
Burid under a thousand bushels of bran
In a CoUlssaille mill. Frank Schuster was
smothered to death yesterday. He worked
for the last week for the Tledetnann Mill
ing Company at Collinsville. He attended
the chutes which fed the blnst and about
1 o'clock yesttrday morning went up to
turn on the bran spout.
In some manner he missed his footing
aid plunged downward into the bin. The
stream of bran continued to sift down in
a blls-iing torret of Impassable dust.
against, which the man vainly fought.
He was missed, bet It wan several hours
before the other workmen cosld rescue the
body from under the mass of bran. The
Indues, was held last Bi(M at Sckroeyacra
. t
and Flad avenue at a -cost of about
MRS. CIARA 11AMI1L1N,
Who will so to Barneld. Ark., to fiee
daughter, who says she Is detained by
or W.
St. Lotus. She ts a girl of determination
and told me that she would remain here
end earn her own living.- I permitted her
to stay. Later she answered the advertise
ment Inserted In a paper, und I dU not
know of her going to Arkansas until ofttx
she had arrived there.
"When she left St. Ivmis she wrote me
a postal saying that she had accepted a
position as assistant housekeeper to a
wealthy plantation owner. She said the.
promises of the old man who employed
her appeared to be all right.
"When I received her letter telling; me
of her betas held near Barfleld 1 Im
mediately telegraphed to th Sheriff of the
county In which Barfleld Is. but did not
gel an answer.
COXFUCTINO MES3AOES.
"Yesterday 1 received a telegram from
a Deputy Sheriff at Barfleld Informing me
that luy daughter was held for a debt of
1301 and that the authorities would not act
until they received further advice. I have
dec! led to go to them and secure her re
lease. I will thun take her home with
me."
Chief Desmond detailed Detective
Thomas Kiely to nslst Mrs. Hamblln while
she Is In the city. He secured for htr a itt
ter from Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Dalton to the Prosecuting Attornev at
Blvtheville. in which the St. Lsiuls prose
cutor requests that Mrs. Hamblln be given
every assistance while there.
Tet-terdav morning Mrs. Hamblln re
ceived a message stating that the release
of her daughter hail been secured by the
Sheriff of Mississippi County. Arkinas. In
which llarrteld is situated, ana mat sue
would return to St. Loils.
Lata yesterday afternoon, however, an
other message stated that another letter
hail been received from the girl saving
that the was still being held there and
would remain In custody until a decision
was rendered. The message was not very
explicit, and it Is believed that legal pro
ceedings have been Instituted to brine;
about her release.
Mrs. Hamblln called at Chief Desmond's
office again last night and secured the
second telegram, which was sent to her
In care or Chicr Desmond. She believed
the second telegram to mean that the girl
had been released, but did not have rail
road fare with which to come to St.
Louis. Therefore. Mrs. Hamblln will so
to Barfleld to-day.
undertaking establishment by Deputy Cor
oner J. E. Madks of Blvardsvllle. the ver
dict bng accidental death.
Schuster was 43 years old and came from
East St. Louis, where he had been work
at the Kehlor Bros. mill. Schuster he
longed to Slillworkers' Union Xo. 13 of St.
Louis ard to Herman Lodge Xo. S at Gal
veston. Teg. The body was taken In charge
of by Collinsville Odd Fellows.
DRAMSHOP KEEPERS TRIED.
Evidence Will Be Submitted to
Commissioner Mulrihill.
Two keepers of dramshop were tried tn
the Kxeis Commissioner's office j ester
day for alleged violation of the Sunday
closing law. They were Ben Magdlson of
Xo. 1U1 Cass avenue, and Herman Kem
per of Xo 37 Howard street.
The testimony adduced by both sides
was taken and will be kept until the re
turn of Mr. Mulrihill.
About twenty witnesses were heard dur
ing the progress of the trials.
Tare nty Aapalatsaaata.
Thtre appointments to positions tn the
city's employ were made yesterday. Ben
M. Runyan becomes Inspector tn the Street
Department, and John T. Stephens and
Henry C Ptoeger art appointed to tko
raw Oraartats&t.
sss
Nagasaki. Auc 1. Th steamer Maa
urJa. . with tko- Taft party on board,
led t 7 o'clock this evening.
During the afternoon Secretary Taft and
Sites Alle Roosevelt attended an outdoor
fete atOsuwa Park, given by the OoTer
nor. uAere araa a Tar wmiiwjim nf
Japanese and foreigners, and a hearty re
ception was given the visitors. ' Mlsa
Roosevelt received a large bouquet from
the Ladles' Patriotic Society.
Before the departure of tho party. Sec
retary Taft aald to a representative of the
Associated Press:
-We were wholly unprepared for the en
thusiastic reception wh'eh we have bad at
the bands of the Japanese Government
and people. We feel, nf course, that this
is due 10 the kindly feeling- of the Em
peror toward the American Government
and people, but wo are sasarsd from pub
lic manifeafatlons that tho official and
popular wills are tn accord. During- our
visit to Toklo grand entertainments were
given in oar honor and for our enjoyment,
and to those our Interesting visit to Kyo
to, tbo ancient capital, where we taw
evidences of the wonderfnL gnl3s and
kill of Japanese artists and artisans, was
a fittlnjc climax.
"During our stay we wer aecompsnld
by M. Nagasaki and hie cstitnablo wife,
and also the Count and Countess Tera
shima, from Toklo. who looked after the
Interests of the entire party of eighty
three with the degree of foresight, care
and kindly patlenct that enabled then to
carry throtgh tho kmg programme of
functions during the trip of o miles from
Toklo to Kobe without a hitch at any
juncture."
The party had a fine trip through the
Inland sea, and there was a demonstra
tion of fireworks from launches and sam
pans when they reached the Straights of
ShimonosckL
GROUND SOLD
FOR $203,333.32
lVcds Recorded Transferring
Properly on Washington Ave
nueOther Real Estate
Deal".
Deeds were recorded yesterday transfer
ring the ground on the south side of
Washington avenue between Thirteenth
and Kourtejntli streets, purchased re
cently from the Farrar estate from W.
Dulaney Reese to the Majestic Realty
Company for S3&333.32. The sale was con
summated last week through the McXalr a
Harris Realty Company. Tlie Majestic
Realty Company !s capitalized at S500.CW.
of which U G. McXalr and Fletcher R.
Harris each hold an shares and Lv W.
Day 100 shares.
The tweive-ioom brick residence Xo. 4501
Maple avenie. lot Snxl5, was sold by
Xicholls-Rltter yesterday for Harry XV.
Pflagcr to H. X. Barber for S10.718. Mr.
Barber will occupy the premises aa his
home.
A doubt three-room flat building at No.
3I3-1J McRee avenue. lot 37x13. was gold
by Frank R. Tobln yesterday for M. J.
Murphy to a client of Cornet a Zelbig
for S3.7X Tho property rents for SJW
imr ami was bought for Investment.
Xo. 1711 Mississippi avenue, lot 35x100. a
two-story brtca aweinng was sum '
r. KlUrn at trustee's sale at the Real Es
tato Kxchnnge yesterday to Theodore
Zesch for CM.
steal Estate Trsusafera.
ALL.KX-tO ft., n. r.. being 3T7 Allen.
.... B.fl. .-.. S?llu.f.a tf ..4 Ife
to CT-.srle. WAV WSchwartz .
.UtKASAS-3 fu . s.. lt SWney
and UagnoUa. city block 1M1: Fredtr-
1. Ir tt 1?mnjn .trilsfei tn n?ARIftl
II ltewiatt an-t wife lai
AKKANAS-32 ft. S la., w. s.. being
:i Arkansas, city block 1443: Verborg
ger ...................... ..................
AbADAMA-Sn ft. 10 In., w. sl. bet.
Uelor and Walta. cltr bltek 2M7:
Prank J. La Itarge to Frleaa Slmms.. S.7W
Ar.rttrv"AI-r tt. t in., s. s.. bet. Louisi
ana ar.'t Arkansas, cltr block IMi;
Cunn's.-tlcat ICsltr Company to Joseph
StcIioneU and wits
AUIlAMA- fl.. e. s. bet. Koeln and
Mile, cltr block am: Michael Mul
iloon anil wife to Slicbaei Albach and
Wllft
AIt.sKNAL-3 ft. C in., a a. bet. Louisi
ana and Arkansas, etty block 1M3: Cba
necttcut Kealty Onipany to asUa
beth Iirown and husband
BUltD T ft. ll!i In., e. a. soutlisaM cor-
cer vvaus. cny oiorg swe: itcnry ie
oorh to lna Arme&tnsut
. 1.CSS
&ULWCH-2 ft., e. s, telag 19 l!ul-
wer. city Mock CD; Kawanl uaiiagser
xnd wife to otto Vuluaer sad !
BItANTNElt-3u ft., a a. bt. Wetater
una Praacls. ctty block M4; Ernest A.
Qulan to Ctiarl.s Thompsoa...
CONNKCncCT-W ft., n. .. bet. Spring
and Onsttne. city Meek 4U3: Connecti
cut Itealty Co to tilward J. Stanton..
OUMPTN 3 ft., w. a. bet. Oascunaac
and Steramec. rlty block 1; Alfrft
el. Koettger and wife, by trustee, to
Anra Ptnaebscji
CUXNECTIOtrr J3 ft.. . s.. bet. Arkan
sas and Oranl. city b'ock UHi Cbmi--tlcut
Kealty (.'o. 10 lYeOrrtck A. Miller
ant wife
nitST AVU-a ft . s. s.. tn F.ret Paik
Home t-lace; t-kinker llomlt Land anil
Ie-slng . tn Cbarles ll-fer.
FUIUCY ill ft. n. e . east ef First, city
block 12c: ft., w. a Unadway. north
ef Adalaiile. city block US: Jcbn Pa.1
fluek. by trustee, to Oenerlara ti. Nt
trt tr.'s d
FALIe-K ft., w. a . bet. Cotug and
North Market, city block Ifn-Cather-ina
Ilynn to Thomas J. Walsh jte. d.
FIKST AVB.-34 ft., n. a. Forest Para
Horns place; Sklr.ker Road Land and
leasing Co to Harriet Tonkins
GBVKU U ft. In., a. a. bet. Mtamurl
1.03
3.JW
m.l Jirix.n. e.ty Mvk 1JC; Hermao
I.-idwls fcr.! wlf to Anna B. KlrUg
Oi:itA1JINIe-3 ft. a a. being 39
e;-raM!ne. citv block A: OeralsUna
Investment and Mrcaatll Co. to Bar
bara J. !.oitn. ........ ......... ........
KI'-KOKY ii ft . n. . bt. Paul afltl
Ninth, city block 4C: to ft . w. .
ing.t.enth.' l-t laifayetts ar.J 5k-hlM
rtu- bVck IKIN: Maine fchmedtr and
huiban.i to Margaret Otibertz
HK'KOItr J ft., n . n. w. ror
iriKr.th. cliv tl.k vsr.: Marraret OI-b-rtx
to SV. Iuil Church Cxterutun
r.d CVy Mission Society
BKHEHT-S ft., n. . west nf Parnrll.
cltr bVx-J. ST7. Mary Hnmrr.el aixl bua
banJ to Pntnk s;mt and wtf?
Huv..VHD-1'l ft. S In., n. a. le-r
lif-.adwar and Klshth. city blcvk (-'I:
Joseph Mcle ant wife to Double M.
Investment Cu. spl. w. d
IIAlte-S ft.. r. s . tet. nilmore a&l
U--arn. citv blorfc ?S0: Wm. C TYtb
arJ wife M J. Al-xanJer flertersoa....
.:
3. Ms
r
I.:
JUNIATA Zi fr.. 0. s . bet. Ilrand ar.il
Tilng. c::v MorK al: tXicnecticui
Real-y Oi. to Andrew Zipp.
Kl-"NNKRLT S ft . a. a lt. Cora ar.d
Marcus, city bVvk 2713; Alma Scamtitt
to laura A. Vo'lan4....
KgNXUILT ft-, a a. west cf Mar
ci.s. etty bl-k 447TB: Vagete Cay
anl fcujibanl UC v. II. 0b
LrCKT-:; ft., n. a. bet. Taylor an.S
C.ia. city bloek 373: Prangta Ilerr ar.d
husbar. I to Chas. A. Griffith
List
.M
X
LtreAS-9 ft-, a a. being S3e Loeaa
city block JXl: Wra, M. warue- .t ai.
to Robt. II. etorktcn-ecL w. d. U-at ..
LIEHMANX 33 ft., n. a. west of Orarrf.
citv block 3JM: J He-man He's and
wife tt IavM V. Smith ar.d wife
LOUISIANA- ft. 1S to.. a. south
t-S Ofteo a. city block 3: Bemun D.
Kunhna-n ar-d wife ta J"et,h Lerth..
LTNCII-4- ft., n. . Ixtng 1JII as4 Il7
LKh. city block 1: cbaa Bcthe
ar.J wife t Alfocs O. Pellettn .,
VeNAIR-3 ft.. a. being 27 Mc
Nalr. cltr Llock 1SC2: Katharine Cik
set huabani to Jobs Scherrr
MAGNOLIA-4 ft. a s, bet. Ne
braska and Oregon, dry block lot;
Oeorge OoIkl scJ wire to Oliver T.
vCe4Tle"sj1 evaeeaaaaeaaaaeaaeaeeaevaee aa
11AOSOUA-U ft. s a. bet. N
bra.ka aal Ortgon. city block SO:
Oliver T. Johnson to Cathf r.re GoUl
340RUAN roRD-iJ ft. 1 is., e. s. be
ing na Morsan Fort, city block VK1:
Charlea E. MrCrackta an4 wife to
Martin J. Franc! acd wife
McKEAN- ft. n. s . cut,cf Arkan
aaa, city block 14M- Coenectlcot Realtv
0 to Heravaa D. Kuhlmana and
wsl JS" eSeeaaavaaaaaaeeaaaaaaeaee
afl.NNESOTA-M.ft. e. a. blag333t '
4
.5a
13
1(C0
J.W
3.M
ISM
Xlsnesata. city mock Hue; jMrpa Kaou
ail wire 10 jor.n errucg ana win . ..
NORTH MARKET K ft . . a. bet
. tus
Taylor and Cora, cltr block J7:
Kb-ncr agnr aad huisasd to Ecir-.a
tJEtlKASKA 71 ft. w. . tet Ga
enraie and Mtramec. city Mck rsn:
Itetene a I. Luytles to Caarlea P.
vr. Wieaind . e.4St
NOItTH MABKET-3 ft. a a, bet.
Tare-e ant Cora, city block 3719: Km.
rrta Clrlooffr to GsstaTe gagiir sad
Wle aaaaaeeaae aaa aaaaa e aa . a W
NORTH UTAH PLACE US ft. a. a.
n. - eor. Srslng cltr bloek 3sT- cto
rectlctit Real-y CO. tn Aiftrew Ztpf.. Ifjf
OHIO-3 ft. e s-. eatag 1S uso. eilT
block 377: aticbaes vsa ta
Harmaa
rjrke and wife.
APrJ- ft- a. a
KIwgletnai.
block 7-
aaa aaa a a a aass w a
(tneawtal aarth by
usua taa 11 aan iaa a-apia
SJS aad aaw sasaSatask city
Denver. Aug. 1. Advices from Grand
Juticllon. cok.. and Vernal. Price and
Proro. Utah. Indicate that the work of
registering; applicants tor homesteads tn
the Lint ah Reservation U proceeding la
an orderly manner. The registration
opened at o'clock to-day and will con
tinue for twelve days. Thousands of peo
rjf. nretn I:n at the registration places,
altborgh early registration affords no ad
vantage to the applicants, as the Und will
be distributed by a drawing, which will
begin on August 17.
CROWD AT taetAID H SCTieS.
REfsUBUC SPECIAI-
. Grand Junction, cola, Aug. 1. The first
0y registration for land In the Uintah
Reservation dosed in this city at p.
m,. with over I.100 registrations.
The cuy ia crowded to-night with
strangers parading the streets, and with
the night trains from the Kaat it is ex
pected that more people will register to
morrow than were registered to-day.
So far no trouble has been made bv the
thousands who are here, and all are welt
pleased with the macner in which Urand
Junction cit liens are treating them.
Registration began here at 9 o'clock this
morning, with oa er 1.0ft) persons In line. S
bald a Kendall .
PORT1SJ5 tt.. e. a. city Hock S:7:
Edward UubMaall ta ll.nrv Dvmlw
r-and wife .'.......... 3
i-AUK-ss n.. s. a. being sic and i-UA.
Page, cltr Mock alt: l-eo A. Hack-
KS?fill sTorenca T. Hertzes 7.35
PENNBYLVAN1A-3S ft. e w. bet E
penscbled and Catalan. Uty b.nsk 3:
Osnwltta Callahan aad wife to Peter
Ovtmmar and wife SO)
or. ujt.i9zi rt i In . n. a. being S17
St Louie, cltr block ZT.: Ilenrr lUuth
and wife to Clarence T. tsivearotl an4
wife sa
SECOND-n ft In., w a. bet. Mound
anj Howard, rlty block zi: VJ-ta c
Rlcketla and trustee to Edward E.
Paramora 1
ST. LOL'lSS n.. D. s. bet. IVbltllrr
and Lambdtn. city Meek 3tt; Mlssl
stppt Valley Trust Co. to Iswla Hack
and wife TM
SE-YEXTH-3I ft. In. w. a. bring
4U North aeventb. cltr block 1);
Thomas Brawn and wife to Lungatres
Dyeing aad Cleaning Co. warrant ta
uneapired ntnetv-ntae year leasehold... 33.SIV
ST. LOUIS-JO rt. C in., n. a. east of
Union, dtv block 47: Carc!tns
Braaabl to Harry U Tnusg V
IH.'lIIbLEJt J ft. center line, east cf
Morgan Ford icaJ; f-Mller Investment
fa. toCharlee J. Hill and wife 1
SACRAMENTO-IS ft. a a. w f
Csra. cltr block : Eureka Kaal.
Eatata t. to Agn-s Union 1.3M
SECONrt-a ft. tn.. w. s . bet. Monad
and Howard, cttv Mock : Emma
Renshaw et al. to E.l. E. Pararaere
JQ?e '1 ... W
FILER 7S ft.. s.. eat of Watson,
citv block s7S: .losph Z(Jviraiek Jr
and wife tn Franklin Investment Co.
a"s7e ( eeaeeaeeeaaeaae eeeseeeaeava tmm
Tt rrvTV-SECOXn-TT ft. in. e. a.
being 3 N. TWentv-seeond. cltr blnck
It: Margaretha Redleln et al . by
speclsl commissioner. o Otto Kallmej
er aad wife pL ro'rr.'a it M3V
TATLOn-: ft w. a. bet. Kenr.erK
and Cottage, etty block 371: Fr.ylerlck
Schraer and wife to Edward A. fe'enroer
WASHINGTON 1H ft. In. s. s.. bt.
Thirteenth and Ko-irteenth. cltr block
U4: W. Ovlany Reese to Majestic
Reattr Co 33 333
WALNUT 3 ft., r e . bet. Ta union t
and Lefflngwell. citv block 1733N: Jno.
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sreSrswewssrwVWssVwww,sse
of whom, bad remained up all night' at' the
doors of the registry eflrce.
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lands bad been registered, and the reg
istry oBSce closed at that hour ulrtH 9
o'clock to-morrow morning for lack of
applicants for registration and Because
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an unexpected number of excursionists
rushed in at the latt moment.
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the office closes.
F. Kolhaeler Jr. and wife to Louisa
J- 9-larl Mt
IMIaK Persafta.
Louis Kotsnan. two-story brick dwenina,
SM;-4 Zliei'd'j.Ia: t.-.W
WlllUra J. Kuebrlck. wreck building.
Selena.
Ju lus K.-rte. vne-atiry a'Mltln to house.
3C-. l-arnell: r
MIsm on Wrecking ""iiranr. tr wreck build
ing at NO". l'0-:-3:- Norih Tlilrd: SIS-
Hit. C SibnaurTer. altrratUina and elevatloa
of house. ;x-o m. Louis: fw.
17. Roepl-r. alte-ailons anil aiMltrona et
koure. Ills Nitth JB(T-'n: V"0.
Jrari h It Jacobs, cne-stcry brick. S7J4 smi.
Ir.t: t.2.
Ilerra A. tumeao. three-rtorjr building; 4VS
Berlin: Sl.'
It. :. Oierls-tk. tno-story brick bolldlng.
rear 4M tMlve: tin
Thomas C. Grace, one-atery brick bulMmg.
K7 Vannevrnter: St.sOD.
tt. JUrs'a Infirmary- alterations and axldl
tons en building. No. Ii41 Papln; tsVJflS.
OBJECT TO COMPRESS RULINGS
Pine Bluff Fears Cotton ComprtM
Interests Arc Jeopardized.
REPUBUC SI'ECIAU
Pine Bluff. Ark.. Aug. 1. Pine Bi.iff
cotton compre.8 interests are greatly
Jeopardized this year on account of th
establishment of new presses and tl.e
operation tn favor of the latter of a rule
bv- the State Railroad Commission pro
hibiting railroads from hauling cotton tv
a compress without having it pressed.
A petition is now being circulated amorg
Interested parties throughout South
Arkansas urging the commission to amc.vl
Hie rule. "Under the working, of ths
present rule." it sas. "wc are either en
forced to sell our cotton at horn, or If
we ship by a compress to ray the full
local rate, which amounts to cents.
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