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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-22
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Albert Deutsch 70 Edusrd FREEMAN; y. 900
LAWYERS Mortgage 90 10 Paul Warburs
ct al cxrs $1,000. -
New York Title Insursnc. Co 20 Paul NJ
Warburg ~ al. cxrs; $40 600
Emma Pawe ct al, cxrs, 10 Abraham Sill
verstein; 5000.
Clara r Wolf 81 al. exrs. 70 Central Trust
Co and ano. trus SIS 900
Same 10 same; s23, 900.
same 10 same; $4,000.
Same 10 same: 81 900
same 70 same: $1,000
Same % same, S24 600
Same 10 same: SIS 900
Charles o Kimball and ano - Dorothy
Hager: 5000.
Thomas 4 Dcssn and ano, .rrs, TO Charles
Zertlrini: 81 300.
Hudson Mortgage Co to Charles o Kinball
500
Flora II Wolf. ct al 10 Lawyers Mortgage
Co. $4,000
Morris weinsten TO Harris Mandelbaum:
500
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Rose II
Richardson: So. 600.
Charles " Coleman to Moses Goodman and
ano; $1,000.
Daisy d Moran 10 Richard Moll.r; Sc 500.
The Bronx.
New York Trust 90 TO Workmens Sick and
Death Benefit Fund OF the United States Of
America $50, 600.
Anna A Kimber to August Ienninser; 81 500
New York Title Insurance Co to Dry Dock
Savings Institution: $50, 800.
Morris Park Estates 10 Columbia knlckcr-
booker Trust CO. 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-22
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lehners AZ
torney.)
IANTARY 81.
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM AVE, 1249. 9.ioxl0o Jan
l.. 1905: Worthwhile Reatty 40 40 70 20, rna,s
Nsndelbaum and ano. S23;OOo' at'3 2IyF
Tiaman, Levy, Corn * Levine 100 brodo-
SEpOADWAY. W :. 500 n Of 9ad ST.
,rns "a 1OGx $ 80 6x Q sos 10 beg, BroauWal
~ = zoos n 5 OF 92d ST. 40.2xloONo0 oNioo.t
July :. 1918: Philip and Julletts od Living
ston to william Armstrong; SoVVVo' "u
pspE AVE. 1885, 251xs0: July 30, 1904
I outs and Annie Kovner TO Frederick u
CLARK: ST.. 900: attorney, A Minasian' l1-
Nassau ST. "a ., ma
Ionrev 81 2Jx1OO; March a. 1905 Hyman
S,scber ard auo 10 Henry Fuchs; S4I0O;
attorneys Moss 4 Feiner, 80 Nassau ST
TRANSFER Of tax lien Gao; July 10, 1902
lot 80. blk Az, sec =; George r Johnson 10
department OF Finance; 1861 AZ.
TRANSFER OF tax lien 63e June IL. 1902;
lot Is blk so sec . same 10 same; 1897 ~
IN ANSFER OF tax lien $40 June II. 1909;
l.. AZ. DIX 457. sec .; lsidore Jackson TO
Transfer OF tax lien GAL Juno II. 1900
lot 80. blk 4j7. sec >: Anna Haas to same;
WATER ST. 245. 37.7x75 4xS7 71749. May
/. 1906 New York Hollow Ware GO 10 Flora
williamson: $4,000.
1913: Jacob Wald 10 Liebmanns sons
Brewing 60. $1,000. attorney. Edward "
Burghard. I'll Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY. Sept -. 1918; Max
isr AVE. :. 75.7 II u Of 10Th s., 25.2x
100. July s. 1910; Antonio and Fiomenl
scrGs 10 Broadway Trust Co: $4,000.
10TH ST. 33i West. 25x5o l0Xe3 i0N53 !,
:; Jan H. 1907: Hannah f. Anna T, Ger
trude and Mary Dierkes 70 Frederick 9
Thomas gdn Of David c. Elz f and Freder-
iclS Thomas. s. 100
2sTH ST = 1871 n OF eth ave. Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-22
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

Tho following transactions were recorded
yesterday nj the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom. Nos a and 10 Vesey street.
By Joseph y. Day
LEXINGTON AVE i6i and l63 cor of
30th ST. 43.l0vi0o. a. stv Hotel Avon. 10 inc
plaintiff for s396. 900 ~.
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. li5 to 15l West,
n g. 100 n e. ~ eth ave. lo0XlO. sly garage
leasehold. o. the plaintiff for 5000
aSTI ST. 80 West. g. 26G.S IT " OF ives,
End ave. H.Sxi003, sty tenmt, adjourned 10
Fob e.
by T. n. Mayors.
9th ST. 20 West. 8 8. 225 It " Of Central
Park West c5xl0Oj. ( sty dwlg: Withdrawn.
By Bryan L. Kennedy
18th ST West g. ~ n of lfth ave
cS3 3Ne59I 20 el2th 81 X5'sJx&9lo. vacant :
Withdrawn.
Al The Bronx EXchar &c:
Bv Joseph y. Day
ARTHUR AVE $. ll2t n or l'2th St.
lO0.3xe0. vacant to the plaintiff for 81 900
MORRIS AVE. :. about 40 q OF Park
view ter, ce4N9 tXli73Xl3lf vacant. TO =
O'Hara fer $50.
By James T.. Wells b CO.
HUGHES AVE. $500. s. 1910 n 81 Ford
ham I'd. c51s7.6. . sly dpls; to Carmine Gerard
for s. .e5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-22
The Bronx.
LIS PENDENS,
2 ~ = AAsI IL
Manhattan.

ssTP ST. z4i West; sesusr's Ia. ]
Savings 10 the City OF New York at ~
przer, tr. ct a. (toreclosurs Of nts,: -
news. Cadwalader. wicksrshsn 4 ia
BROADWAY, Si34: Walter a 1urss =
sst New York Real Estate Security d IA
(foreclosure OF mtg, attorneys sstw
Cromwell
BROADWAY, 1882: william A rAss.s
al aEt Waiter n De Nike ct q ftorxxul
Of mtg: attorneys. sullivan 4 crunss,
q5TH ST. n .. 10 n " Of IL asa M
zoos: Harriet Morse ct 81 N -
smolka 81 al foreclosure o. ntsj: ussne
Martin. Fraser q Speir
18TH ST. A. West. Franklin Ksis
Jacob Hirsh 81 al (smendsd psrti,issi Z
torneys, Eisman, Levy. Corn A reris
5TH AVE, 400. John p II Rieper n IN
Ottlng.r ct al (smended psrti,ioal, 81
news. Eismsn. Levy. corn q Levine
BOTH ST. 1903 West. Bertha r ~ :
Jacob Hirch ct al amended psrsi,is q
tornsys. Eisman. Levy. Corn a Dvi,s
KELLY ST. pr 70 1905. North An~z
Wall Paper Co agt Jackson Consirsct1
Inc, e. al faction - foreclose nlselUI
Item attorneys. Pressinger Nevcs-,s
i4TH ST. sl2 Fast Meiropoll,ss 50
Bank agt Katherine Healy It a n
closure Of two mtgsl; attorneys Aetv
Hutchlns.
EAST HOUSTON ST. All; N~rra
Savings Bank agt David Levine u q n
closure OF mtg); attorneys. Asa M
ms
47TH ST. sss East: william n rrr :
Paul Diederich - al Oforecloeurs u =
attorneys. Jones E. carleton.
18TH ST. 1913 70 i2T East. lHh y
1870 East. saith 81, ne West. and xts
and III West. Abraham Erlsnfs
Patrick " Sullivan 70 al foreclo~S
mtg: attorney. " Fishel
DIVISION ST. 2+3. Florence hrTf
al agt Frederick q Csllen et al lfxut
az two mtgs): attorney. ! 9 Levi
Path ST. IS. $50 n ~ Lemon ~
lOoI1. two actions Irving SAVING -
ton agt New York Real Estate ssrsrf
Of al foreclosure % two mtgn; am
Deyo & Bsuerdort.
WEST ST. . 8. 1855 y o. Mr.
42sxlsi.a; Corkemsz Realty co sr ~
Realty CO faction 70 set aside eor'''nn
attorney. II p Singer.
The Bronx.
CHARLOTTE ST. 1878: Esther 81
F1eIschmann Realty 90. Inc. ct al 'Trr
OF mtg) attorney. 9 Levy
UNION AVE. Lot 3, Map and o. -
Hutchler; Helen r Pearsall az
Pristcra et al foreclosure OF m'r' y
. = Hallock. ....
cAMBRETI.ENG AVE. VS., iSi
Pelham ave. 50xiOO. Louis Go''sai
lillian 3 Kocpke - al foreclos0fe
mtgs): attorney. C'E Lydecker.
BEAR SWAMP RID, cor CT su
f4i. 64x74.3i: Dollar savings Bank ~
OF New York sgt Francis Nnny
foreclosure OF mtg) attorney, <to.'
18TH ST. n =. bet Bathg7,e ana 49,
*; Rudolph Wallsch 60 ss -.
Maloney et al foreclosur. Of tsi
torney. A Weyman. a
TITFkNY sT. cor OF For y
Jacob Rluesrein agt Anna Hcymsn
closure OF Mtg; attorneys, Cohen ~.
DECATUR AVE. VS. 81 n Of Us.
10; Samuel I. Feldman agt Dlnls -, ~
Linden ct al foreclosure OF mug
o Ernst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-22
New Wing for Asylum.

Plans have been filed for a new wing 10
the building OF the Austrian Hebrew Free
Burial and Orphan Asylum. at No "a 10
30 East ID street. Two old buildings Will
be demolished for the wing, which Will
proyide an entrance 10 the synagogue and
dormitories Eugene Schoen. the archi-
tect estimates the cost at $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-22
Lease Apartment from Plans.

Douglas l.. Ellman & co. leased an
apartment from the plans In the build
Ing i'm course of construction at No. ZIG
East SD street 10 Lansing p. Reed; also
a large duplex apartment In Nc. $50 Park
avenue. corner Of sd street, 10 Mrs. Jo-
scph Willets, and an apartment in No $40
Park avenue 10 Miss Madeleine Gelsh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-22
Realty Notes.

There Will be a meeting OF the West
Side Taxpayers Association at HeinCbund
Hall. No g67 West 34th street, this even
ing.
Samuel H. Martin has been appointed
agent OF Nos l23 and l25 West 6,th street.
No 1881 10 1887 Broadway and Nos. and
II West 64th street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-22

SIJAR-Thcre was fair demand lot re
fred but prices remained unchanged az &C
To- fine crsnulated In bulk. Raw was nrm.
and Will, there was no change in the spot
situation rohners were WILING 10 pay = , %
To- lobrt,ary shipment although holders
were asking 1-16c. with tho result that no
sales were reported IL Porto RICO sugar
fr1ner feeling prevailed, and prices were
hfgh,r. with sales reported OF 1000 pags 10
N, Federal FOR February arrival AT eQuai 10
8 soc for centrifugal spot prices we're uh-
changed az 8 SIC for centrifugal, -.Sbo TOT
molassos. 2.Glc FOR muscoNado. and &C TOT
cost and freight. In London beet sugar was
quiet az IS pad for January. 9s 30 for FEB
rusrv and 9s sd for MAY. with the euro a.
p d for January. os SD for May ana %
SD for Angus. The weeks arrivals or
sugar iu tho United Kingdom were 5eoOu
tons against - 600 LAST week Willctt q
GRAY report the movement OF sugar az
United states Atlantic ports for tho week a.
follows. Receipts. % 1I6 tons, against bl99S
the previous week f.5S4 last wear anu
50 SOS two wears ago. MEETINGS. 4uooV.
against 2S 600 40 600 and 10000. and total
siosk % lS4 against 1l6.35S, 53.22l and
~ 119 tons. respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-22
@AeRfMAl, Estate
Lawyer Buys Costly House
in LenOx Hill Section

James .. Blaine made his headquarters
during his Presi lon:ial campaign, restor-
ing its street car service, and making
other Improvements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES

with name and address Of grantee and
Attorney
Interest at ) per cent unless otherwise stated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS f..
JANUARY a.
Manhattan

esTH ST. ljj West. Nath.,
agt Gotham Mortgage O. :, e1s.
1913 cancelled SEQ 30 a. ats
ligIH ST. 80 and 81 West r.,
agt Roysl Pastime co. Inc rnsrs !.
1913. $685.. u al; D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-22
NEW BUILDING pIAss
JANUARY a.
Manhattan.

JANUARY o.
Manhattan.
THOMPSON ST. -. 73fn.
for sty bakery ana s,<.U S-sa. !
schwartz. 10 Bible House oss.,t.E
255 Broadway. architect. 5000 tss
The Bronx.
MAYFiOWER AVE- ". 11n,
Park ave; siy frame o,rce a. ~,
Quinto Appleton ave. owner. chss- V
ter. .o99 Middleton RI. srch,,.s.. \
UNION AVE. vs. Gf3i, =, ~ =
3 sly brk tcnmi. . 29xSs. cs.,s.,lNa 8
90. Peter Cuscuolo. 1895 Arthur 40 "a
s sss a 2Snss n " ~, ps, SGsudio 81 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-22

900. Nov 1905. Franklin l. Croft 70
plcrson y Sanford. $4,000 attorney
.7Tu sT 81 west. 1899; Jan 20. 1911
Lulu Quigg 20 Title Guarantee ana i'us'
60 sf9 OO0. address. 1I6 Broadway. ,ot,
37rH Sc 90 west iGxDS9 Jan ~, lStn -
same 10 Bridget McCabe SlSoVV' N.Y.
sSTH SRI - west. e2x9s.9. oct ~. lslo:
Charles . and Emily u Kmball 20 Hatue
Goodhart sis00O attorney Tito 'uo's"'''
7sTiHH ST. : $. 2osa It " Of Amsterdam r'iiIIl
to susan Devin $4,000. attorney Dsnlei
S.55rIi ST. '" 4s 81 East 1s5xio22; Dec 20.
1910. Marianne Herman 10 Sophia \ Graess-
nor. 81 900. attorneys. KahtroFlz hsD''e'
81 iifTH sT. s. 200 q Of 9TH ave. 50K
Il no. Dec - 1906. Joseph Toch 10 Samuel
schliyek. sl2 So: attorneys, Mannheim q
Mannheim. 3O2 Broad~ay ,.. ,,,.
ETH ST 10 West mtg on lease nc
Feb q. 1913. George and Eric Forster 20 20
Paul schissel: 5000. ATTORNEY Albert "
Linton, - court st Brooklyn.
The Bronx.
LOw 43i map Of washngtonyille $tix
ff2y3i 7xI47. MAY rs. 1912. John ana Iat-
faeia Rotando TO Groce + Horton 500
sttorney, " Duckworth 90. World B.os
LOTS 80 and 81. map 1923 Irask cs,,,s5l ts,
April 20. 1909: Edgar Lauer 10 william
j Chamberlain. $4,000. attorney Niilam
Bondy 40 Broadway
LOTS ~ and % same map and date
LOT 80. same map and date. sam. 70
same. $3.50
MOTT Ci4STH, ST s. 200 n % Morris
ave 2jxl06.G. Sept H. 1906. Nellie r keno
her 70 Michael j sullivan and ano, eXrs ana
trustees. $1,000. address. Wills ave ana
RIVER AVE. 2oes 2l7x1oo 4x2t7Sioo.s.
Jul: J. 1905 Edw j and Mary j Dempsey
10 Kate u Wilson. admx. $1,000. attorneys
Hildrcth & Palmer. Sd ave and l4sth 81.
ST PAULS Pr. :. 100 u from y cor
Of Washington ave. 4OxG9.t: nov ~ ieVo;
George w Reid and wife TO Hy Lips. jr and
Julia Lips. trustees. $1,000, attorney,
Williamson. 36f Alexander ave
SAME PROPERTY: April -, 1901; Ernest
Wintersmith 10 same $4,000.
ST LAWRENCE AVE. " cor or Nsrrill
st. 2.xiOO: Jan %, 1905. Sarah Spero 70
Eliz * Doolng: $1,000, attorneys Knox q
Dc5ling. - Cedar 81.
same from n cor &.9th 81, runs a,l
S3i7 1O6 , 80. 993 28.4 1922. lJ9. :. llo.b
x n u 1870 2O1, las. l0sf. 23.1 l3-'.
10 $50 zoos 20 3 BaNchest'r ave
n V * " 0e3 10 TO Vernon parkway North
(nap 1863. South Vernon Park Sec 4, Gran
ford property. 1868 20 curve with radlus
Of G6.3. along curve DETECTING ara 80
70 tangent ~ IN Vernon Parkway < 3
21a2x n 125ex 1923 1884. 80 10. 1872,
pi1O o35 II 70 pt in white Plains road (eo
329.s Z, from pt OF beg 8 1928 70 peg;
also 7 other parcels, Jan 10, 1911: Alfred
Bachmsn 20 Sound Realty Co. 1873 Broad
way: sos. 900; attorney Title Guarantee Co.
lT6 Broadway.
25x1oO: Msr H. 1901; John and Anna 9 D
Boehling 10 Emisrant Industrial Savings
Bank; SO 900; attorney. Stephen Philoin, 81
1s2D ST, ns 1884 IT OF Railroad ave-
s34xloo: Dec l. 1911; Lillian z Kern 20
Frank J snd MARTINS Nageldinger; $4,000:
attorney, Tile Guarantee CO, iT6 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-22

y1 18TH IS 81. s42 Ess,. Rob.n
NAY n y Meill. owner fren~,.,A u.
o 80 -yI y -. 253 70 2ys IVES, Nk
sto 70 zSo West. Sulin cor,,,,m, -.
tor; sl,110 70. sk1 =,
s,' sAME PROPERTY: Jo,.o,
otumpt q Lsnghof 60. le..s.a ".
struction GO, contractor. tisns ssis y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-22
The Bronx.

:. SD S ST 5ig 10 800. Ras,.,.
e. sdo Corgil Realty 90. owner sas N ssss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-22
RECORDED LEASES.
with mans and address OF lessee
JANUARY 81.
M a nh attain

GOEFCK ST. :. store and basement Car
mine De Buona TO Joseph Cardinale, from
oct !. 1913, 10 April 30. 1918 sl96. ad-
dress. : Gocrck st
PITT ST. 10. all. Joseph sperber 10 Sol
Spcrber. yrs from Jan I, 1914; $4,000; sd-
dress. - Pitt So.
VERMU.YEA AVE. 45. store and basement;
Warren + Johnston 10 Nathan Gorden; yrs
from Jan /. 1914; $500 TO 5000. address 2Go
6TH AVE. 1872. all; Wilson Marshall 70
Louis II Koradc. yrs from May I, 1914,
81 400. address. 1872 9Th ave.
9TH AVE. 1913, all; cordelis y Yvelin.
sdmrN. 10 Martin = Martell: yrs from Oct
/. 1918. 81 $50 address. 557 West l4lst ST.
9Th AVE. 41C all: Jane Britton 10
Demctrios Batistatos and ano. 10 yrs from
Feb ]. 1914: 81 400. address. tI6 6th ave.
9TH AVE 201 cor OF I'D 81. all.
Louise Werner 10 Peter and Michsei Nc
Eutec; = yrs from May !, 1914. $1,000 sd-
dress, 2oT 18th ave.
7TII AVE. $50. corner store; Coleman Con
struction 60 10 Costas Arcouthes: yrs
from Feb /, 1914 $4,000: address, 1883 3D.
ave.
ment: Leopold Weiss 10 Joe Yordin; yrs
from May /, 1914. $40; address, ca East
i35TH ST. BIC West. all: Hudson Realty
GO to Stark. Splitter a co; yrs from Jan
l. 1915. s. 19 90: address. 202 West 146th ST.
The Bronx.
Holland 10 Charles Amdursr; 5 yrs from
Feb T. 1914: $50 TO 5000; address, SO
Macy pl.
WILLIS AVE. 532. all: Lawrence Davies
ct al to George W Loft 20 yrs from May !,
1915; $40. 900: address. 400 Rroome ST.
to Laura Niche; : yrs from Jan /; address
I32 West 1851 ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-22
The Bronx.
ALTERATIONS.
JANUARY q.
Manhattan.

ID ST. "a 70 $50 East; toa4rs,.
synagogue ard Offices: Austrian p,s-.. ~
Burial and Orphan Asylum, prer,ss, -
y SclOen = West f2d ~, ARCHITECT. fs~
9TH ST. = 225 n . Of "a av,'
sty clubhouse and dwg. Federation n 49,
bisn Organizations. 80 Ess, "a 81 -
shampan & shampan. ~ Broacvsy, g-r.~
architects. 50,
ORCHARD ST. 70: - as CIV ,.--, :.
store. Estate % Vol sheinker ,,.-.s
owner. o Lowinson. 5 Yves, slr q A.,
tect: s.. zoo
The Bronx.
ANNA pr. 8 , cor ~ Brook .v.. a. y
stable and stOrs 70 50IjT.s. Kina.rr,r ~
ers. on premises, owners, Moore 4 IAnlss1
lfsth II and % ave. architects, cot, rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-22

arm. and much % the advance vas haseo or
the fsct that crude oil was not heins p'0sseo
for sale local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-22

AVE u. . s % IT Of 10th ST, a strip l 10
$50: samuel Well to Mary Murray, IA Ave
u; C.. Jan :; 500, attorney, John h Hogan
i4j Nassau ST.
uLnAnm-AN q ,rnrn, Ssh 10 Sath ats.
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with 1S-inch accordion-pleated
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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-02-12
RE,DED|CAT|ON WEEK
PLANS
Sacred Celebrations at ahe Bethany
Baptist Church Beginning Next
Sunday at the Forenoon Services.

Plans for the re-dedicatory services
of the Bethany Baptist church are
nearly completed and the newly re
noyated structure will shortly be tnc
scene of sacred obseryances. expires
size of thankfulness and gratitude in
It's Laying once more risen from the
iuirs of a col1agrGuon.
The opening features of re-dediod-
ti0n week will occur Sunday morning
when the pastor, Rev George Merriam
will preach a special sermon. In the
evening Rev J. G. Osborne of thu
First Baptist church, Rev H. 6 Mac
Glaufin of the Centenary N E. church
and Rev Theodore Halbert wilson of
the Congregational church. vi give
addresses. There viii be special mu-
sic both morning and evening undcr
the direction of Mrs c. NJ. Lambert,
who viii preside at the organ The
Sunday school sessions Will be held
as usual anu lI1it Will VI Al SINN la
meeting of the Christian Endoayo1
Society at O'Clock p. m.
The next services Will be held on
Tuesday evening at 80 and is
planned especially for the young peo-
pc At this meeting there will be
dn address by Prof Henry W. Brown
of Colby College Mrs. Ethel Whit
tier Ames will preside at the organ
and the music will be in charge of
Miss Annie Caswell, president Of the
Christian Endeayor Society, Mrs. IL
c. Judkins and Miss Alice +. Whitten
Wednesday evening is Sunday
school evening and DR.. l. b. Mower
Of Waterville, is to give an address
as will some other speaker. At this
service Fred Nye will have charge OF
the music and Mrs. Ames will pre-
side at the organ.
On Thursday evening will occur
the regular re-dedicatory service. Tn
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-02-12
WAS IMPRISONED IN
WINDMILL TOWER,
Without Food and Wa
ter for Three Days
Edwin Pike, Wellington Farmer.
Has a Horrible Experience.

WELLINGTON, Me, Feb. 9.--Con-
fined in the tower of a windmill while
the whirling sails cut off his only
means of egress, Edwin Pike. a Well
lington farmer, was deprived of food
and water for three days and nights
Pike completely exhausted, was re
leased only when the wind died down.
Several types of windmills having
failed to give him satisfaction, Pike
decided to make his own. He had
finished the mill and entered the
crank chamber through an entrance
between two of the sails to oil the
machinery, when the wind arose and
set the mill in action. The impris-
children and neighbors were power
less to aid, for Pike had neglected to
provide any means for shutting off
the machinery.
Family and neighbors prayed that
the winds might cease, but for three
days. according to the wind gauge.
the breeze averaged more than 80
miles an hour, driving the mill with
such velocity that communication with
Pike was impossible.
When Pike who had had scarcely
any sleep. thought he could stand the
whirling of the sails no longer, the
wind moderated, the sails moved more
slowly and he was able to reach out
ward and stop them. 1t took the faY-
mer some time to recover from his
experience and today his first act was
to nail the sail frames to the tower
Having built mill that would go
Pike said he was going to rebuild
it so that it would stop.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-02-12

how to live. Whittier in his "Mogg
Mogone" has immortalized this chapel
which Father Rasles built as follows:
"On the brow of a hill which slopes
to meet
The flowing river and battle its feet
The bare washed and dropping grass,
And the creeping vine, as the waters
pass
A rude, unshapely chapel stands,
Built up in that wild by unskilled
hands;
Yet the traveller knows it's place of
prayer,
For the holy sign of the cross is
there
And should he chance at that place to
be,
OF Sabbath morn. or some hallowed
day,
When prayers are made and masses
said,
Some for the living and some for the
dead.
Well might that traveller start to see
The tall dark forms that take their
way
From the birch canoe on the river
shore,
And the forest paths to the chapel
door;
And marvel to mark the naked knees
And the dusky foreheads bending
there,
f''N Oh ''Oi''"e n'' io"e' III" mo
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-02-12
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT ADJOURNED
YESTERDAY SHORTLY AFTER NOON
Session Lasted Little Over Two Weeks Judge
Cornish Presided In Business Like Manner

The case of Ray Nye Of Concord
against William c. Litueheld of Skow-
hegan. was continued during the day
Thursday Nye sued Llttleheld 10 re-
cover the sum of $4,000. action beins
brought Oh the charge Of Littlcdeld
alternating the affections Of Nyc's vii.
There were numerous witnesses aLd
considerable sensational testimon.
was introduced. The court room Va
crowded and persons were Waitiu4
much of the time in the corridors t.
gain admittance Mrs Nye was ma~-
ried when very young and the has
band appeared 10 be little more thai
boy. Littlcheld vas cousiderabl:
older, and was assisted in bearing OUT
testimony in his behalf by his wife
The case won't to the jury FRIDAY
and a verdict was returned in tn
sum of SOS for the plaintiff Nerril.
and Merrill for the plaintiff and &C.
w. Cover for the defendant Nh "
was afterwards granted di9of,
from Mrs Nye
Immediately following the Nye Us
Littlcfeld ts.4l another alienation OF
affections ease occupied the attention
of the Court In this the parties con
cerned were Parker j. Williams yer
sus Rufus Gould. Both families haa
lived not far apar' in Lexington and
suit was brought 10 recover $5o5o
Williams and his Vic Ireuc. were tn
parents of hta chilIron aud Gould Ma
widower Judge Simmons Of Norti
Anson, appeared for the plaintiff and
opened the ease H. S. Wing OF King
field and Merrill and Merrill Of Show
hogan. appeared for Gould Much Of
the testimony on the plaintiffs side
was taken up Friday. but later settle
menl Was made before The evidence
of the cfense was called for Mrs
Williams appeared before Judge Cor
forenoon aud she was granted a d.
yorce from Parker Williams, the
painrilf in the alienation suit. Fol
lowing an adjournment from the Sat
urday forenoon previous, proceedings
of the supreme Judicial Court were
again resumed Monday al about Il d
m The case Of STATE Us. Edward
Ivory of Benton. for burglary. was
taken up. Ivory was represented b!
Geo. Weeks of Fairfield The iudict-
ment was mol pressed as TO breaking
and entering and Ivory pleaded guilt.
TO simple larceny. The ease was con
tinued on his personal rccognizanct
and was placed on file Judge Cor
nish indicated in his decision to con-
tinue the case that Ivory did not ap-
pear to be in the criminal class