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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-06
PLAINvIEw NO. 2.

Plainview, April I've have
been having plenty of rain for the
past week and the oats and wheat
are looking fine,
Miss Shelah Foster was visiting
her brother-ln-law Mr.. Williams,
few days last week,
Mr.. Walter Moore and wife are
rejoicing over the arrival of fine
boy, born March 80.
Mrs. Foster was visiting her
brother-in-law, Mr.. Joe MeCannister'
a few days last week,
Messrs. Ollie Beekner and Tom
Pennington came up from Milford
Tuesday to move the formers
mother to Milford and the weather
was so bad they didn't get to leave
till Saturday.
Mr.. Albert Goodwin was visiting
Mack Miles Sunday
Mr.. Claud Morse was visiting Mr..
C. NJ. Beckner Sunday.
Mr.. e. A. Petty and family were
visiting at Mr.. Sidney Tidwelp1
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Ed Cannon and wife were
visiting at Mr.. e. A. Petty's one
night last week.
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FELT BAD
ALL THE Time
Shellhorn Lady Suffered a Great
Deal. But Is All Right Now.

Shellhorn, Ala.-In letter from this
place, Mrs. Carrie May says: "A short
time ago. I commenced to have weak
spells and headaches. felt bad all
the time, and soon grew so bad
couldn't stay up. Thought would die.
AT last my husband got me bottle
OF Cardui, and 1t helped me; SO he got
some more. After I had taken the
second bottle, was entirely well.
l wish every lady, suffering from
womanly trouble, would try Cardui.
1t is the best medicine / know of. It
did me more good than anything ever
used"
Cardui is woman's tonic-a
strengthening medicine for women.
made from ingredients that act spe-
officially on the womanly organs. and
thus help to build up the womanly con-
stitution to glowing good health.
AS a remedy for woman's ills, 1t has
successful record OF over so years.
Your druggist sells It. Please try It.
N. B. Writ TO-: Ladies' Advisory Dept. Chstt.-
nooga Medsne Co., Chattanooga. Tenn, for Spertai
lnstIiIcfi0'.s, and o4-page book. Home Treatmesi
tor Women, sent In plain wrapper. request.
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LONE CEDAR.

Lone Cedar, April Health is
very good at this writing. Mrs.
Stringer, who has been sick for
some time, was operated on last
week. The operation was perform
ed in Corsicana.
We are having plenty of rain and
mud. The most of the farmers got
corn planted but think will have to
plant again. Can not work in the
field at all. Oats are looking very
well but will look fine with a few
days of hot sunshine.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Martins baby
has been very i'll for the past week.
Rev. w. II. Perry failed to fill
his appointment last third Sunday
In March
Rev. J NJ Young preached to a
good congregation on the third Sun
day and Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hightower
visited home folks at Forreston Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. Doyle went to first Monday
at Waxahachfe.
b. F. Cass returned from Dallas
Saturday with his baby. b. f.
Cass, Jr
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LONG BRANCH.

Long Branch, April I've arc
having some more rain and the far.
mers are fearful they will have 20
plant their corn over. Oats are
looking fine, also the fruit crop
which was covered in ice has shed
us coat of winter and put on spring
blossoms.
Mrs. Emma Jane Holmes enter.
tanned few OF her lady friends
naur her age Saturday. The guests
were Mesdames Sallie Sanford
Jennie Sanford, Emma Moore. Vim
| cent
Mrs. Lizzie Garter and Mrs. Lula
Lavender were the guests of Mrs.
Mabel Walker Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Leila Harder and Mrs. Ven
ME Curry spent the afternoon with
Mrs. Callie Sullivan Saturday,
Mrs. Monroe Nelson visited Mrs.
John Vinson Friday.
Mr.. Sam Holmes and wife were
visiting Mr.. Earnest Lavender and
wife Sunday.
-' AOhheo LIN ndu another
stroke of paralysis Friday
Mr.. Roscoe Sullivan's children
have had lagrippe the past week.
Mrs. Tinsley and Miss Georgia
Lavender were shopping in Waxa-
hachie Saturday.
Mr.. Marshall Vincent and wife
visited Mrs. Vincent's mother, Mrs
Mcdowell, near Walnut Grove
Thursday night.
Miss Vera Culbertson of Waxaha
chic visited Miss Mabel Tinsley from
Saturday till Sunday.
Miss Lena May Lavender visited
at Ovilla Saturday night.
Mrs Annie Grimes from Patrick
Chapel visited Miss sallie Parton
Tuesday.
| Miss May Neison has been VISITING
lrelativaa In waxahnchie for severu
4. days.
Mr.. John Springer ana wife wer
/ the guests OF Mr. Ed Pennfngtc
and wife Saturday night.
/ Singing was rained out Sunds
night.
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COLEMAN FARM.

Coleman Farm, April I've are
still having rain. Everybody has
plenty of water.
Health is not SO very good at this
writing. Mr.. w. A. Lloyd has two
children with pneumonia.
Mr. Paul Turner of Rocket spent
few days last week with his I'M
Gle, ]. w. Bowels.
Mrs. t. B. Bruce and children
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mrs. Maggie Bruce.
Mr.. w. o. Bell went to Ennis
Saturday after his auto.
y. b. Hart went to Dallas Tues
/ day.
| Mrs. John Howell spent Saturday
land SUNDAY with MRS. u W. Revels.
! Miss Maud Mcwhorter spent one
day last week with Mrs. p. p. Hart,
Mrs. al e. Russell and dnughte.i
Pearl, went shopping in town Sat.
lurday
| Miss Edna Penner spent Tuesday
with Miss Ottie Bevcls.
i Mr.. Jim Graham and family spent
/ Saturday and Sunday with A. III.
Bennott and wife.
| Mr.. T. b. Sawyers and wife wore
| in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. B. Hart spent
Saturday and Sunday with j. W.
Bevels.
Paul Turner and Miss Ottie Bev-
els called on Miss Edna Penner Fri
day night.
w. A. Ratliff is having his homo
painted.
w. A. Bowels and wife were visit
ling P. M. Penner Saturday ana
Sunday
Lester Penner spent Sunday with
Albert Penner.
Miss Ottie Bowels called on Mrs
w. o. Bell Friday afternoon.
T. r. Lauderdale and family visit
ed Mr.. VIII Bowels family one day
last week.
Miss Debardeladen visited Mrs
Cora Hunt Friday.
Mr.. Jim McWhorter and wife
spent Friday at his mothers, Mrs.
McWhorter.
Miss Edna Penner spent Sunday
night with Miss Ottie Beve's.
T. B. Bruce called on Mr.. Sam
Hilburn Sunday night.
Messrs. Bill and Wallace Nc
Wherter we're In town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank spent Sun
day with w. O. Bell and wife.
J. W. Luster called on ]. w. Bev-
els one day last week.
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pearl Saturday.

pearl Saturday.
On account of bad weather there
was no Sunday school at Great
House Sunday.
The first Saturday and Sunday
are the regular meeting days at
Great House.
The school at Five Points closed
last Friday. The school had a pic
mic and had a nice time.
Mr.. John Turner and wife visited
Harris Martin Sunday.
One of the Chalmers boys visited
Boz on business Saturday.
Mr.. Brown and wife were in May
pearl Saturday.
Misses Maud and Eve Blassin-
game were in Maypearl Saturday.
Mr.. Moore and John Eddlemon
were in Maypearl Saturday on bus
mess.
Mr.. Bynum was in Waxahachie
Saturday on business.
Mr.. Henry lyric visited his faith
i err and family of Great Houuse com
munity Sunday night.
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IKE.

Ike, April Health is good rs
could be expected for this wet
spring.
Mr.. Baumgardner's baby has been
very sick.
Corn is still in the wet ground.
All the people in this part OF the
county are wishing for sunshine.
Mr. r, w. league has relatives
visiting him form Houston, Texas.
We have preaching every Sunday
and Sunday school in the afternoon.
Mr.. Taylor and family from Altus.
Okla. are visiting Mr. Stockton's
family
Rev. Williams has relatives visit
ing him from Dallas.
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VALLEY GROVE.

Valley Grove, April I've hav,
been having some rain the pas
week, but are glad to say we are en-
joying the warm spring days.
School will close Friday, the 5tl
and will be followed by picni,
Saturday at Ovilsa. Everybody is in
vited to come and bring well filIet
baskets. There will be BAH gam,
in the afternoon.
Clarence Bennett, Limmio Nelson
and Willie Hall visited our schoo
Friday afternoon.
Misses Mary and Willie Buncf
visited Mrs. Geo. Penrod Friday af
ternoon.
Miss Ethridge Pendley was shop.
ping in Waxahachie one day last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Tune gave an
entertainment Saturday night. They
served cream and entertained with
music.
MIR. WILDER Nelson and wife Wis
tied home folks last week, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. d. Nelson.
Mr.. Milburn Pendley took his
family to see their new home near
ovilla Saturday and glad to saw
they are we'll pleased.
Mrs. Ellen and Rosa Gibson were
shopping in Waxahachie one day
last week.
Miss Lucie and Lillian Tune and
Clara Herring visited Miss Earle
Bennett Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Kennedy Davis visited his
aunt at Hilisboro Saturday and
Sunday.
MT. and Mrs. Joe Isom spent
few days with her brother In Dalla
last week.
Mr.. John and Dec Bunch wore i
\ WaxHhacfaie Saturday.
Mrs. Florence Pendlcy vistte
Grandma Shull one day last week.
Grandma Gibson is very sick ,
this writing.
| Mr.. Clarence Bennett Il made
! business trip to Waxahachfe Satu,
day
Miss Maggie Creed visited Mis-
Ethridge PendIey Saturday
Gertrude Tune has been on tht
sick list this week
We are very sorry the school has
closed.
Miss Harwell will leave for her
home Sunday.
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PATRICK's CHAPEL.

patrick's Chapel, April 1.-The
people are glad that they can say
they are walking over more water
than they have for five years. All
the wet weather springs are flowing
to their full extent.
Mrs. Gibson, who lives with her
son, is very low at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Tune gave q
social for the young people last Sat-
urday night The negroes provided
the music. All reported a good
time.
Misses Cleo Anderson, Margaret
Watson and Irene Kirk spent the
might with Miss Hattie Lou Grimes
Saturday night.
The Valley Grove school close,
Friday and they are going to hav'
Ia picnic Saturday at Ovilla. TIL
Sardis and Ovilla baseball team
WIN CROSS bats on that occasion.
Contrary to the bad weather So
cral people were present IT Snndi
school on last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dowd OF Maype'
d visited Mr.. and Mrs. =. w. Glib
n of this community last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. B. Burns, v
Y have been visiting relatives n,
here, have returned home
Some or the boys OF this CONNIE
Unity went to the ball game betwe
Waxahachte High school and II
Fort Worth High school last Frfda
land Saturday.
| Miss Hester Angel and Master
/ Willie and Lane Finley. who hav'
been living in town for few
months for school advantages, have
returned home.
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Jess Rotten nf Mountain pnak had

Jess Rotten of Mountain Peak had
business at Venus Saturday.
Carma Ho'labaugh of Enterprise
was In town Saturday.
Sam Gadberry of Griffith was at
Venus Saturday.
George Parham and Oscar Farris
|cf Mountain Peak were hauling coal
from Venus Tuesday.
Del Rotten of Mountain Peak was
at Venus Thursday.
o. A. and J. K. Meredith visited
at Enterprise Saturday.
Robt. Lambkins Of West End
visited Venus Saturday night.
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Co14IaEIs,s CHAPEL.

Golfers Chapel. April l.---Heais
7 lof this community is very good
this writing
Corn planting and gardening
70 the topic.
e Mr.. e. l.. Duggor and FAM
Ispent Saturday night and sunds
: With Mr.. Charlie ChfIes and fanfL
Mr. and Mrs. Pasfay and fhei
ldaughter, Miss Maud. spout the dai
with Mrs Stevenson Sunday.
| Mra. Gertrude ChfIes and Mrs.
Stevenson spent the day with Mrs
Paisley Thursday
Mr. Bob Marshall and wife and
babe spent Saturday night with rel |
atives near Nash.
Mrs. Gertrude Chiles, Mrs. Stew
enson and all the little folks went
violet hunting Saturday afternoon.
People are getting restless on ae-
count of so much rain. Oats and
wheat are looking fine.
The school is progressing nicely
Inder the management of Prof.
diamonds.
Mrs. Alma Marshall spent one
'vening last week with her sister .
Little Mary Collier spent Friday
light with her school-mate, Una
JhiIes
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Several nice presents were received
We wish them long, happy life.
Mrs. Wallace wash shopping In
Waxahachie Saturday.
Miss Ida Mae Queen of Kerens is
visiting here.
Mr.. Jones and family have moved
here. Mr.. Jones used to be prin-
cipal of this school.
Miss May Smoot of Lancaster at
tended the Medlen-Lorance wedding.
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RoCKETT.


4 Rocket. March 3I-The weathe
still continues to be bad. We wouIt
enjoy seeing the sun shine awhile
now
Health of the community is not
very good at this writing.
Miss BSth Wooden spent Wednes-
day night with Little LA Duncan,
Mr. c. r. Graves, who has been to
Corsicana, returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. Ike Prudc made a business
trip to Waxabachie Thursday.
Mr.. John Woodland and family OF
Ferris. who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Gee, have returned home.
Mr.. j. NJ Stewart made bust
ness trip to Waxahachie Monday.
Mr.. Marvin Dunayant of Pickton,
who has been visiting relatives and
friends here, returned home Tues
day. accompanied by his sister.
Mrs George Hastings.
Mrs. Keaton spent Thursday af-
ternoon with Mrs. I. d. Stewart
Messrs. Deck Coffey and Frank
Farrar of Ferris we're here Tues
day.
Mr. Dan Humphrey, who has been
to Cass county on business returned
home Thursday.
Mr.. Ernest Andrews of Waxaha-
chic is visiting here.
Mr.. J. H. Kemble of Sterrctt was
here Tuesday.
Miss Lottie Stewart spent part of
last week with Misses Clara ami
Susie Cox of Prosper.
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, MOUNTAIN PEAK.

Mountain Peak. April 1----F1aaath
i \of this community IS very good At
Il }thia Writing
There Is to be q box supper at the
is college Saturday night. Everybod,
Is invited to come and bring box
yyI Miss Willie Price was the guest
i Tor Miss Willie Rotten Last Thursday
! Infghf.
n Mfss Louise Price was shoppfnR In
n Waxahach{e Tuesdny.
Uncle Tom Eskrfdge has been on
| 1.-THE sick list the past week.
Miss Euphy Rotten entertained the
young people of this place Saturday
night
Mr.. Joyce Curry visited his father
last Saturday night
Miss Fannie Stanberry visited In
Midlothian last Friday
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numps in this community.

mumps in this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hays Cox spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with his
mother at Little creek.
Mrs. Felix venson was the guest
at Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Quaite's last
Friday evening.
THIS mornings big rain was a
disappointment to several who want
ed to attend first Monday at Waxa-
hachie.
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A new shipment Of pattern and
tailored hats; also new sailors.
Come and see them. Miss Emma
Wagenhauser.
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Probably no part of the Daily
light is so filled with human inter-
So as the want column,
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s. OG & q 9
CadaIkE lIeehtg.

4 The closing meeting Of the study
department of the Marcato Mnslc
Club was held in the home Of Mrs,
Earl Travis last evening and the
works of Spohr and Won Weber,
musical composers, we're studied and
discussed. interesting papers we're
read by Mrs. Charles Ridenour and
Mrs. Amos Payne. and several Of the
composers, musical numbers were
rendered upon the piano by Mrs. Earl
Travis, Miss Atchison and Prof. Dew.
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oORLEY WOMAN.
Receivers after Long Illness and is
+ Taken to Her Home.

Mrs. Norman Il. Harper, of
corley. who had been a patient at
the Kessler hospital for the last
month, was discharged yesterday
and was taken to her home at Cor
ley Friday afternoon by her hus-
band, who spent most of the time at
her besideside while she was in the
hospital. She underwent several
surgical operations and was in a
critical condition for many days.
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MINER BADLY BURNED.

FAIRMoNT, April 19.-Lawrence
Stuck, miner, living near here, was
badly burned about the face and
arms and body last night while trying
to light fire in cook stove at his
home. The coal was wet and Stuck
poured oil over 1t to make It catch
fire easier. When he applied match
to the oil, the flames shot up and
burned him. He will recover.
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BIG BLURFIELD BLAZE.

BDUEFIELD, April ls-Flre early
last night Quilted the plant of Mccue
and Wright FIGURING Company. The
loss is heavy as she had large
amount OF grain and -four on hand.
A high wind prevailed. Only the
heroic work of the firemen saved the
city from the worst confagration in
history. 1t was partially insured.
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WINS Medal.

The oratorical contest held by the
matron's in shinlst6n Thursday night
was a great success and the medal
was won by Mrs. S. A. Smith and was
presented to Mrs Smith by the Rev.
j. Walter Barnes in a wen delivered
speech. Mrs. C. n. Cunningham,
Charles Watkins and Professor B. II.
Hough were the judges for the even
ing's contest.
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MINISTER HAPPY.

At 70 O'Clock neon Friday the
stork paid the residence Of the Rev.
and Mrs. Paul l. Flanagan, Of Broad
Oaks, a. visit and left bouncing
baby girl. Mother and babe are doing
nicely, and the fathers many friends
think he win be able to resume his
duties by Sunday.
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WEST END TEAM WINS.

The West End boys baseball team
played the East End team Thursday
evening on the Harrison field diamond
and defeated II by the score Of 10 to
IL. The game was a little slow on
account of the cold weather, but the
two teams will play again in a few
days and better game is expected
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BY MIS-, Martin.

From to o'clock last evening
the East End Sewing Club. was most
pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Ralph
Martin in her home on Park avenue.
Refreshments were served at lO'
o'clock.
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Festival Tonight.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
|Adamaston Methodist Episcopal
church will conduct an ice cream
and cake festival at the parsonage
Of the church there tonight. A
cordial invitation is extend to all.
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Junior Entertainment

In the salvation Army hall at 1O6
West Pike street tonight there will
be fine junior entertainment.
There will be solos, recitations,
tableaux and duets. The public is
cordially invited.
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Leap Year Dance.

A leap year subscription dance will
be given this evening by some of the
young society girls in the assembly
room of the Waldo. The Cadenza or
chestra will render the program of
dance music.
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Extend Thanks.

The young ladies' of the st. Marys
Sewing Circle wish to acknowledge
theirSappreciationS and thanks to the
public in assisting them in making
the charity ball which they gave for
the benefit of St. Mary's hospital such
a success.
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Mark and clip some classified ads
from the Telegram to take with you
when you go hunting an apartment.
and then you will be hunting def
uHely. and not at random.
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Charles Brooks returned from al
short business trip to. New York
Friday morning.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. April 1s-May wheat
closed 1.1S is, corn rs 1-S, oats
IS 1-2.
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DO YOU WEAR SHIRTS ?

Ask some Of my FIVE hundred cus-
toners why they get their shirts mhde
to order, SIZE to $500. Drop a card
BOX 60, or call BeI phone 590sJ.
GEORGE r. KooN
will be glad TO call and show samples
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
CONSUMPTION CURES" BLAMED
Health Department Issues Circular
of Warning Against Them.

Because 50 many persons have wanted 10
know II the consumption cures" on the
market are really aids in the elimination OF
the white plague, the Department OF Health
has been forced 10 warn these persons and
the public in general as 10 the true results
attending the use Of some If them and
the general disreputc in which II holds all
such cures.
Persons. especially foreigners. who have
been led TO believe they could be cured by
the use of such medicines are continually
coming under the notice of the department
inspectors. II is hard 10 explain 20 the
foreigners so taken In, but q circular has
been prepared for the others.
The circular reads In part az follows:
A large number OF remedies are now be-
ing advertised as consumption cures. They
lave no value I'm the treatment OF this
disease For the most part they are the
ilTentions and preparations OF unscientihc
and uuDrinciplcd men, VINO takc advantage
OF moor consumptives for their own, gain.
The consumptlvc is the chief victim vi
the quacK, the chaTlatan and Vender OF
patent medicines. ConsumptiVes spehd
more money on patent medicines and spe-
class of persons who arc really H. The
very fact that there is no Known medicinal
cure for This disease makes them All the
more willing to give trial TO anything that
offers succe ssful treatment
All advertised special cures ana meth
ods of' treatment are. however. worthless,
and most of them are really harmful
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
| WOMAN SAVED FROM RIVER
Former Policeman Plunges in Icy
Water to Make Rescue.
NEW JERSEY

Thomas Keenan, who was dismissed
from the Police Department in 1910 be-
cause Of his activity against saloons
evading the excise laws, saved the life OF
Mrs Florence Anderson. on Mount Yer
non, shortly after o'clock yesterday
morning after she jumped into the Hud-
son River at 139th street.
Mrs. Anderson has been suffering from
nervousness recently and came TO the city
on Thursday for treatment. She was
staying at the home OF Walter Moore. her
brother. at NO. 502 West 139th street.
The police say she leaped from the high
retaining wall into twenty feet of water.
Keenan,, who is now employed as a de-
tective by the New York Central Railroad,
was walking up the tracks at the time.
in after her, and had TO fight hard
against the current and the floating cakes
of ice. but succeeded in bringing the un-
conscious woman TO shore.
An ambulance from the j. Hood Wright
Hospital took Mrs. Anderson 10 that in
stitution, where the surgeons said she
was suffering from dementia as well az
submerson.
Keenan, and Patrolman Charles Cunning
ham were attached 10 the West Chester
station in 1910 when they took to raidins
saloons on their day off. They were trans
ferred TO downtown precincts, but con-
tinued their tactics, which were ob1ec-
tionable to their superiors, and their dis
missal followed. Their case is still pend
ing in the courts.