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New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
SQUALLS IN THE ? W. L
Election AmicabIe-Members Quar-
rel OUer Gift to Mr8. Arden.

The members of the Professional Woman s League
all solemny after their meeting for the cleo
ton of president and some new directors yester-
day afternoon that they would not reveal word
OF their transactions even to their own members.
until the morning. Nevertheless, 1t leaked
out somehow that the gathering had not been
wholly peaceable and that the cause OF the trouble
had been a proposition to present a loving cup to
the retiring president. Mrs Edwin Arden. This
proposition had been under consideration for some
| time and some liberal subscriptions were re-
ceived. but after Mrs. Arden's sudden entry into
the campaign for the Office she resigned. and her
equally sudden retirement from the field, good
many Of the members lost interest, and when the
matter came up at yesterdays meeting, although
Mrs. Arden present IT provoked hot debate.
and finally laid the table.
Il have nothing against Mrs. Arden, said one
member afterward. but some Of feel that her
resignation of the office before the expiration of
her term has made a good deal of trouble, and
don't quite the appropriateness Of such a
testimonial as is proposed at the present time. We
think it would have been better sense for her to
have worried along to the end. and in that case
should probably have willing go down
!nto pockets to present her with loving cup
The election itself went of amicaby enough.
Mrs susanne Leonard Westford the only
didate, although strenuous efforts were made to
get a second one. the constitution is said to
quire two candidates. Mrs Westford received
eighty-two votes out Of a hundred, and the fol-
lowing directors also elected: Mrs. Sol Smith.
Mrs Bertha Welby Mrs. Louise Campbell Stern,
Mrs. B. H. Bosworsh, Miss Amelia Bingham and
Mrs Ralph Delmore.
Mrs Westford said. after the teers had an
nounced the result, that she had high aspirations
for the league, and hoped make as good presi-
dent any of her predecessors.
Many OF the leading members stayed away rather
than take sides in the dissensions which are now
rending the organization. Half dozen Of them
attended the reception Of the Daughters Ohio at
the Waldorf Astoria while the election was in
progress, and good many designations are ex-
pected Mrs. Newton Bennington who was TO
a he ole has
| already resigned -
Mrs. Charles z. Abbott, who retired from the
presidential campaign and resigned from nenobeT-
snip at the same time, has been asked to recon
sider her action, and has promised to meet the
executive committee next Friday and give her rea-
| Among those present were Mary Shaw MAZDA
Cralgen, Emily RigI and Mrs w O. Lones
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

L. ]. Phillips Co. have sold 10 A. b. Gwath-
nley the Parkway. No 80 West 72d ST.. a SIX story
elevator apartment house. 5Ox1O22 feet. The New
York Life Insurance Company was the seller.
j. Arthur Fischer and l. Marks have sold through
Webster AIabie the gore lot in the block bounded
by 5th and 9Th aves. 18th and 18th sts, being lot
39 block S17. John Bradley who owns No. West
10th st. is said to be the buyer. The line Of
the gore lot abuts his parcel The gore lot is one
Of FIVE similar parcels opening an inside court
of considerable area. adjoining the New York Hos
pital.
John Rand. Oscar L. Foley and Widmayer Co.
have sold for Frederick J. Fuller Nos. 2ss and 265
West l37th St; a six story elevator apartment
house, 45X99.11 feet, to Z. ]. Weng. Mr.. yelling
gave in exchange plot. 125x116 feet at the south
east corner OF PaIk ave ana lI9th 81 49,
George r. Read & Co. have sold for Mrs Mary
NJ Austen Nos. 102 and 1O4 Greenwich ST.. a FIVE
story building. n plot 50X92 feet. The property
is between Rector and Carlisle SITS.
The Charles r. NOyeS Company has sold for the
Haynes Company 10 an investor the four story and
basement building No. 167 Front st. lS.1Ox76 feet.
The building is leased 10 the William B. Harris
Company for a term of years.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
PLANS CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
The Proposed Capital is 100000, with
S5OO.OOO.OOO in Denosits.

Circulars advocating the establishment in this
city Of central national bank with $66.OOOOOO cap
ital and SSOOOO0OOO deposits have been sent to
banking institutions all the United States by
Charles A. Wright. president of a trust company
and savings bank at Superior wis. His plan
he explains in the circular first set forth by
him in an article in THE Chicago Banker in Oc-
tober, 1904 II is his idea that central bank is
needed to neutralize the power resulting from the
cehtFaIlZation or the control of the great indus
tries Of the country by creating a still greater
money power which shall remain in the hands OF
the banks OF the country, representing the people
OF the country; and which shall be exercised in be-
half OF general business interests The capital OF
the central bank he says, should be fixed on some
representative basis, and he suggests that II be an
amount equal to One-half of per cent OF the bank
Ing power of u $50 O. reporting banks. which would
keep deposit with the central institution s per
cent OF their deposits part OF their reserve
this sum would be more than $500 100000.
Leading bankers OF this city not inclined
yesterday to believe that Mr. Wright would be ahls
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
SHOOTS HER ASSAILANI'.
Woman Wounds Negro. Who Is
After5oord Lynched by Mob.

Eastman. Ga. May 14.-Mrs. Pope. widow.
who lives alone about six miles north of East
man. was assaulted by negro named Wom-
mock last Friday night He threatened her with
death If she made an outcry RE also told her
ff she made the assault known he would kill her
and that he would be back the next night.
The next day Mrs. Pope cut hole IN the front
door and covered It with piece of cloth. When
Wommock came on Saturday night. she snatched
the cloth from over the hole and began firing,
one bullet passing through the negroes body.
Wommock turned and ran.
Neighbors were attracted by the shooting, and
learning the facts. went to Wommock's house
and found him in bed wounded. At first he de-
MED his guilt but later confessed. He was
then taken out and strung up and his body rid
died with bullets, after which the mob quietly
dispersed.
An inquest was held to-day and the coroner's
jury returned a verdict that the man came to
his death at the hands OF unknown parties.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Old Broadway n W corner 120th ST.. 1OOx1OO:
Fisher Ct al May H. 1905 $3.50 90
l>sea sensha ct al; March 2s iooe 25 90
Martin ct al; May lo ioO6 (oy dsp0st sss 90
s;i choss11an ne :, al October s 1875 Cby 6ou d.. sl2
18th St. No 453 East; Isaac CTeenbaum agt. DR..
eellSdp Se'Hs. :. a. :so.:o:. 's:o 'ea; 17sOo
136th SITS, 2OOx90,l: Joseph Schreger e. al agt
Sond SSlso L.pp.a = a. Ap,,i :, ioCo 10y 5000
isd5 ~.... $500
erbocker Jewery Company e al March o. 1906 SS5 so
linton s. ". corner l5Sth st., 45xlOO; g.
Zibelli & Son agt Sycamore Realty Company
I.
Same property Same aS December 3 1905 145O co
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

By I Phillips CO.. 1915 Park ave. W cor 19Oth Sc
20 2x1s: story OK store Hamilton Bank agt Frank
Hardy ct al; action ]: Parker A attys:
ref amt due, S@Gl0 76; taxes ETC. $3.50 1912 Park ave-
2OS ~ or lStn 90 2a 4x9. story bk store: same
sames action 2: Rttys: same ef. amt duo-
s5e73 I2 taxes etc, es75 1910 Park ave " q $50 n
OF 1S0th g. &54EIS. story hk
action same attys same ref due S5 S2a g. taxes
ETC. $780, 1905 arR ave. 9. "a Il 13Oh 81 g iOX
a. story ek store same agt action a. same attys:
9 q 73 Il Of Park ave, l7xee m stOrs bk dvtS, =,
agt same action same atys; Fef; amt due
$40 oO2 Of; taxes. etc. 1913. - - 4-'
By Joseph P Day: st Nicholas ave. 9 cor I2sth NJ.
% 6x2SXeO2 sty hrk ten n David Stevenson ns
James McClenah9n Ct e. y FARRELL atty; n HrEch
1921 l247 Ogden 40 u Union 81 TsTf00
four gty frame eWlg houses; Brock KetchUn
3 Augustine & u, attys: Moses l1o
SO e06 S. taxes etc $50 suh 90 nggpgatnG s 40
Cedar ave. g intersection 1lIth 81. Gxs lxfG ~
e51 vacant: Itshe agt ~ Walker et all ~ R.a1
$500 80
BY Bryan I leneIly 100 ana lB2 l8Gth st. g. go n
al Tth estAss44 Two lty stone front dwlx Aou.~s,
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
LUNCHEON PROGRAMME.

The following entertaining programme has been
arranged for the annual luncheon at the Hotel
Manhattan tomorrow: Piano solo, by Miss Helen
craig an address on Visiting Nurses in the Tene-
meHts. by Miss Jane Elizabeth Hitchcock. OF the
Nurses Settlement, Henry street; soprano solo, by
Ms Cecilia Niles; address on THE Work OF
the National Plant, Flower and Fruit Guild by
Miss Ada Laura Fairfield; violin solo, by Mrs. Ruth
Anderson Reohr address on THE East Side
Clinic for Children by DR. Adelaide WaIlerstein;
tenor solo. by Harry McCloslSy; address on The
Evils Of Child Labor" by DIR. Samuel McCune
Lindsay. secretary of the National Child Labor
Committee; piano solo, by Miss Wilma Anderson
Those who are interested in the T. s. S work
out are unable to attend the luncheon will b,
cordially welcomed to the business meeting which
hegins promptly at 10 q. Branch reports should
be made as concise as II is possible to make them
and At the same time give adequate idea OF the
work accomplished. This Is necessary that many
may have an opportunity 10 read their reports
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
RECEIVED CHEER

The president OF No. Il Branch reports a gener-
Ous sitt OF clothing. materials work end maga-
Nnes from a frfend OF another branch; little girl
IN Alabama had her birthday made unvsuailv bright
~ uie receipt OF unexpected Sunshine gifts ana
sae writes that she feels like thanking Sunshine
~ ~ tne nIae' New Jersey invalid was grateful
she still needs bed linen ana, nfebtso1v1s g. ~,
Bee ny esar,s constantly ~ 20 her bed Miss Ecith
sS-S Dt ,Goitss w Va. writes thar tho DosfOr5ce
- asF nttle town burned. and Il may be tIaf
sTfn Ss nsr Suhshine letters never reached her
1a-c .eNNuSw VINO walks over the bridge haG hqen
fsefo ,ne nePea 5y the special cheer that Sypa-
tne rules OF the place where she ,vovjxG n -
Sses necessary for her 20 wear white shirf v,atea
- sAg one mas plain waists 20 pass on (ee fnohesl
VIA hAe please send 30 the ofice tbs weeK1
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
TO ENLARGE ENGINE HOUSE 1.

Alexander Stevens. chief architect of the Fire
Department has fled with Buildings Superintend-
ent Murphy plans for the improvements ordered
by Fire Commissioner O'Brien to the station Of
Fire Engine 1, at No. 165 West 18th St. Of
which Edward f. Croker captain and from
which he was promoted to succeed Hugh Bonner as
ch!ef Of the department. The building is to be
enlarged, new steel and concrete floors and stair
cases laid and the interior completely renovated
facade of ornamental brick trimmed with
Indiana limestone will be erected. bronze tablet
over the new entrance will be inscribed with the
names of both Croker and Bonner, the one as de-
partment chief and the other as deputy commits
sioner. The Improvements arc to cost the city
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
LIS PENpENs.

60th ST.. No IS West; City Real Estate Company agt-
Mabel D. Smith al (amended foreclosure OF mortgage
attorney, H. Swain.
Boston Road. n. corner 16sth running 13l sx
n. - SIX 12GX 3T.SX 15X n 3S.Sx 1OlX 15o. 10
beginning ". J. Fowler Company John Liddle
al faction foTeClose mechanics Ien): attorneys.
Weschler & Myers
Sd ave- e. s. SO II. n OF fremont 2OX9l. 1Ox2O1x
90T; Mary B Fitzpatrick agt John D Creamer et al
foreclosure mOTtgage): attorney, z. @. DuvalL
9th Nos. $40 West: George MongO et al
agt Edward LitchGeld faction declare Ien);
attorney. J. SantOTa.
lOS;h St Nos AGO and 432 East; Patrick Brennan asst
Ridden faction fOreCose mechanics nen)
attorney W H James
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
LEWIS cocHRANE.

Lewis COchFane, chief engineer of the Robert
Graves Company. Of Brooklyn, died at his home.
No. 521 Dean street. yesterday. Mr.. Cochrane was
born in New York sixty-four years ago. He
served through the Civil War in the 1S9th New
York Volunteers He was member of Prospect
Lodge Odd Fellows: and Burnside Council Roy
al Arcanum- Mr.. Cochrane in the employ
of the Graves Company for thirty-fve years He
IS survived by son bearing the same name.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
OBITUARY.
mRs. cARoLINE LouIsA MEuRY.

Mrs Caroline Louisa Meury. wife of the Rev.
John Meury died Sunday at her home. No 26S
F,ldert street Brooklyn from complication OF dis
eases. She was born in Switzerland seventy-one
years ago. Mrs Meury active ir church m s.
s!or work. and was member of the ThToop Avenue
Presbyterian Church She leaves three sons. all Of
whoTa are in the ministry and three daughters one
of whom is Miss Emillie Meury who was recent
" appointed a probationary officer in one of the
Brooklyn police courts. The Rev. John Meury, who
died twenty years ago. was pastor Of the German
Presbyterian Church in Hopkins street Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
MECHANICS LIENS.

Old Broadway. n. W. corner l29th ST. lo0ztO9;
Ts5t maS ovlsTo sT: SorsS scSSts eontaesor 90
3eth St.. No ia TO l20 West: Ross Lumber Com
pany agt J. b. Mccoy * son. owners. New
eonFaetors 9STf Ganslueton ana A.'s'@''." esq 4s
Norris ave- n g. corner f5Sth ST., 51xiO1; Charles
Frey agt. BrOnxiand Realty Company. owner; - -.
S.-1o C,harles VVofeod aRt q 90
some RrSrerfS,: peer KceniT 1Et sanae..... 20 90
Same property Samuel BoVHneE ag $ %
Same property; Martin KriWOw agt. same - %
Amsterdam ave. e.. corner 11Sth St. SOXl1D:
Joseph Besson. owner; S. BoTehardt. owner and -
Madison St. e14: Zeldin agt Sehles
ssees s,nsST n9'1sTs and e5nsctoT Nrs
73d ST.. No. 23I 235 East Ryan Finkel9tein
FAM Weissman and Samuel Lehman own
eompany conarse,oT SIS anu 1llO
&eTanScr 5 H. Pacus Pin owner and s5 90
ST. Nicholas ave. s.. IS It. s. OF l52d st. t5X
owners own S1,ndi snd eoHtTSotoTs Ts @ 1850 90
@ sr s' samuel ~ Ms lIG G owner ana s5 %
Racbo 81 51 G owner LIZZIE Graham contractor 1eOO 90
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail TODAY For
Bremen on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse are.
Dr. and Mrs Roy x. Relden. Mr. and Mrs william Ton
Mr.. and Mrs. samuel liner Jones.
CFamp Mrs Helen M. Poth
G n Chafee. Lieutenant and Mrs. ChaFles
Colonel and Mrs Anthony H Patterson.
Dyer. Or. n. Schiller
~ a. dos santos plas. Nine fvette Guilbert SchlI-
Gerry r. B. Van Cortland
MIS-. W. B. HanpurE Miss Edyth Walker.
Travellers who arrived yesterday from Medit-
erranean ports on the slavonia were:
Mrs y; Bun ,,,.., AGr. ana Mrs. GOidwin star
Louis WaeteF
The cabin list Of the iceland. which arrived last
night from Antwerp. included:
Mr.. and Mrs. wnliaml Mr. and Mrs Georva n
ThacheF. ~N'AAD T.
NT. saa MIS- Dudley Van Henry Van CoHebeck
x5r. 81 f.D,A M and MEs. T. HaEELa
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
MISS BUTLER GIVES REcToRY

Pittshed. Mass. May 14-AIiss Virginia Butler. of
New York, has given ST. Paul's Episcopal parish
rectory and parish building, TO cost $4,000 and
lot for the building at Main and South streets Miss
Buffers father. Charles E. Butler late of New
The rectory building will be OF brick and stucco
work and will be 80 by 6S feet in size II will be
erected this
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that OF the debtor. the second
that of the creditor and date when Judgment was
filed:
Beck. Richard D.-Continental Hygeia Com
pany September 25. 1900 SOS o.
Cooper. Jacob and Davis BIS. Tepitz ct al;
April d 1906. q So
Froment Frank L. Eugene McK.-W. j.
GasQuet. Marshall il L. smith; April -, 1895 lI4 p
Nasawald. Louis C-J H. Huddeston; May
Ney. EdwardA. Smis. jr July Z, 1895. So 90
etc. Of the County Of ISinss: octo6sr IA 1891 72S
Ids~chester worsted Company; March 10 1903 s57 "a
Bank: November 10 1893 Il 50
Sherwood-Dunn, r. and George a. MoTrtsOn-H
sion Of properly and = -oC. 15s 10
Walsh Bernardo. Massman; October IA. 1891. 74 90
Walsh. Bernard and JOhn-A. E. Massman ct al
Walsh, Bernardo Heller al: May IL. 1897
Same-L. A. QUINN November s. (canceled) I3O 6S
Same-Same: November B. 1897 cancelled 40 IS
Same-Dayid Jones Company June %. 1897 team
Sarne-kaTsch Brewing Company: June .. 1901
same-P. Doelger May TO- is9S (canceedO II l0Ss 81
Same-C. NJ Warner; November Q 1S9S 61e a
same Bloch et al; January 70, 1898. 800 q
SaIae--OaVid Mayer Brewing COupany-Feoruary
SameA Miller ct al; June 1S 1885 Cancelled 1l2 %
York June 20 1905 (eanceilsd5 40 2s
Damp Resisting Paint Company; April 2s 1905 ia "a
A. NJ johnson Company-H c. Rover; NAY 2
Empire City Savings Bank-B E. v McCarty et
al October 81 1905 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S63 %
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
ROSWELL cANpEE COOLEY.

Roswell Candee Cooley. for th!rty-two years con-
nected with the United States customs service at
the New York Custom House, and for twenty years
acting deputy collector. of customs. died at his
home, No 100 North 18th street, East Orange on
Sunday of heart disease. He had been Ill week.
Mr.. Cooley was born in POmpe N Y, sixty two
years ago Early in life he started in the banking
business nl Buffalo. but later came to New York.
He leaves widow. three sons and three daughters
The funeral services will be held at his home to-
mic
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
MONEY RECEIVED

Mrs. Clarence Burns. T. s. S. president, has sent
slS for tickets for her personal luncheon guests;
Friendly Aid branch. 1850; Mrs. A. s. Nav preei
dent OF Bridgeport. Conn. branch Sl2 for tickets.
Miss K. Tomlinson. s. for emergency fund; Neigh
borhood Social and Industrial Club. 81 for Con-
sumptive Home: Miss seabury, 81 for crippled girl;
ws6as9 w9leamsn' president 9 as r s dues Mrs
consumptive Home and q so for ficket " 49,
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Creston ave. n. ". corner 179th St: for two
story frame dwelling house. 49x24; A J.
Thomas. owner Pribgie & Buckhout. architects. S
9TH ST.. n S. $50 n. e. Of Avenue c; for q two
story frame dwelling house. 22X50: G.. 10th.
owner; Otto C. KTauss. architect. ..............-
BOndell avt 3. corner Mary ST.; for
story bricl clubhouse 49x99: Franklin Athletic
Club, owner: McDOuough & Aeh architects
Belmont ave-, s.. 120 n. n. Of 1SOth ST.: for
four story brick tenement house 25x674; F.
Spenciere. owner Moore & Landsidel architects 2
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
SISTER MARY LIeERNl.

Sister Mary Lgerni, mother superior at the pa
rochial schools attached to Mount Carmel Church.
Astoria, died yesterday morning in St Johns Hos
pital Long Island City, from acute Brights disease
after having been i'll two weeks. Before entering
religious life she Miss Mary McDonagh She
entered the order of the Sisters of St Joseph thirty
five years ago, had taught for years the mother
house at Flushing, and for the last fifteen years
had been superior at Mount Carmel school, in AS
toria.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
YACHTING LEAGUE ORGANIZED

An organization 20 be known as the League Of
American Xaehtsmen was formed last night az tina
Fifth Avenue Hotel About ffty yachtsmen were
present. constitution OF wide scope was aaopted
looking 20 the promotion Of friendly leeislsfion
Monthly meetings are 90 Be held, and az the naNt
-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
WILL IMPROVE BIG WEST SIDE PLOT.

Max Marx has sold to Saur, Gross & Herfeuer a
plot 1O2 2x5S 3x99 1xSO1O feet at the southwest
of ST. Nicholas ave. and 155th ST. An eleven
story elevator apartment house will be erected on
the site by the purchasers.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
sIR ROBERT BROMLEY.

London, May 1.-THE Colonial Office has been
advised that Sir Robert Bromley, administrator of
the island Of St. Kits. British WesE Indies,
died there yesterday.
Sir Robert Bromley born in 1874. From 1897 to
1901 he attache Of the British Embassy at
Washington In 1900 he married the third daughter
of Baron Pauncefote. the late British Ambassador
TO the United States From 1901 to 1903 he was as
sstant private secretary to the Colonial Secretary
Joseph Chamberlain, and in 1906 he appointed
administrator of St Kits
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
THINK FAMILY KILLED AND BURNED

Milton. Fla. May fA-W. c. Acronan his VIII.
and seven children were inoineTate IN thelr honls
near here last night There arc indications that
they were qrss murdered aud that The house " =,
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
NEW OWNER FOR THE PARK WAY
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY THE SELLER
PARCEL Fronts IN WEST I'D STREET
Unique Street Changes Hands-Evator apartment
House an q Trade.

Elizabeth Hafuer aat " II FItnsr et al Allen e = atty
Charles Foster ref: due S366S 4O taxes etc $50
At Bronx salesru0TnEy Esu8ene
pl. Westchester. 25XlOO sty dWs n ao 10
22.6xlo. adionLng on Marvin %: vo-ln-a-. ----.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

! 51st St. No. 4Os to 4I4 East: BENJAMIN NJ Gruen-
| stein and Sophia Mayer lean Jacob Ouartner..
] 65th st.. n. s.. 175 IT. W Of Avenue A. 1SSx1OO5;
! HyTnan A. Baker loans Joseph -saacS. ...........
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
JUDGMENTS.

The following judgments were filed yesterday. the
first name being that Of the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
Brooklyn Property for Sale.

PRoOKLYN-Bargain; $500: Bedford ave- ono
~ block from Flatbush ave: nice clean section new
family FANCY BRICK house, II rooms and baths. al
improvements within block Ilnes For
particulars H T. HOFFNANN, 20 Mercer ST.. n. =.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
Furnished apartments to Let.

4 Elegantly FURNISHED APARTMENT. p-,-
"; one SIS. THE VAN RENSSELAER, IS F1st I1sb -
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

Among the passengers who will sail to-day FOR
Bremen on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse are.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

$1,000
1900
5000
HO0A
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-05-24
VelVa Mans Close Call.

Oscar Anderson, OF Velva, who
was injured in the terrible rail-
road wreck at Altoona, Pa, is
growing better aid will soon be
able to resume his journey. Mr..
Anderson was pinioned beneath
irons and timbers for half an
hour and with blood streaming
from his nose. he was soon to
die. He happened to remember
the cry of distress of a Mason
and relief was soon at hand. A
Brother Mason brought assist
ance and soon with the help Of
axes, the man was rescued. He
never learned the name of the
Brother. He was taken to the
hospital at Altoona, where it
was found that no bones were
broken, but he was terribly
bruised.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-05-24
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