The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-10-22

from other jurisdictions present were
Sovereign Grand Commander Ben
jamin Allen of Canada, Leon Abbott,
lieutenant grand commander, and
Sovereign Grand Inspectors General
James II. Codding, secretary general;
Harry J. Guthrie, of Delaware; |
James b. Krause, of Pennsylvania;
Charles T. Gallagher and Frederick
w. Hamilton, Of Massachusetts,: Ro-
bert A. Shirrefs. of New Jersey, and
George w. Currier, OF New hamp-
shire.
From Mondays Daily
Robert J. Martin, deputy state fire
marshal, was In Mankato today, and |
in company with Chief Phil Leas of |
the fire department. he made a tour :
of the city in the performance OF has |
duty. He served a number OF clean
up notices on parties whose premises |
were not found to be kept in accord
ance with the rules laid down by the l
department. and he condemned build ]
ings as follows:
One story frame building at the |
rear OF 326 South Broad street, owned |
by w. II. Macbeth.
Frame Shed at the rear of 800 |
South Second street, owned by w |
J. Morehart.
Barn ut rear OF COL South Front !
street owned by Mrs. Eva Y. Dean.
Story and half frame building and !
barn in rear, COZ South Front street.
known as the "Mitt" Hanna property, |
owned by ]. II. Collander.
Barn at rear OF 142 Fulton street. |
owned by Mrs. Mary DOMINIC. st.
Paul.
Other parties were notified of |
structures under the ban and prom
ised to tear them down.
Mr.. Martin went from here to Lake |
Crystal and will also visit Albert Lea |
and other points, in accordance with |
instructions from the state fire war
den's department.
Welsh churches are meeting with J
great success In their plan to raise -,
100000 for home and foreign mis- /
sions. The work has been I'm progress !
for nine months past. and when tho !
general assembly convenes In Lake
Crystal this fall II Is expected that
this enormous fund will be completed
This year marks the centennial OF the
Welsh church in America. and tins
great offering to missions is being
raised to celebrate the hundred yea
OF the Welsh church I'm this country
DIR. John c. Jones OF Chicago was
in the city collecting for the fur'
last week, and collected $4,000 fro.
the local Welsh church. In Ottawa he
collected $500. and In Lake Crystal
$l.4O0. During the nine months W,
100000 have been collected for the
fund.
DR.. Jones has gone to Minneapolis
where he will attend the quartet
meeting this week, and will Pc fro
there TO the Dakotas, where ..e W.
collect from the Welsh churches
At a meeting held in Garden City
Saturday night the following, gentle
men were elected members of the
consolidated school board: N. C. Ar
mold. l.. e. Fleming. A., ID. McCor.
mick, T. T. James, J. c. Jay, j. ".
Chapman. This board has elected as
officers J. M. Chapman. president; A.
ID. Mccormick. clerk; ~. C. Arnold.
treasurer. The districts favoring con-
solidation are Nos. 16, IL, 80, 81, %, |
80 and LOG. ...
Faribault, Mimi, October 1S.-Mrs.
Mary Doney. widow, who disappeared
from her home, leaving q note saying
no one would see her again. was
found by the police and sheriff after
search OF a day and a night. She
arrived at the home Of a sister five
miles from here. She had stayed In
the woods during the day. Mrs
Doney has no recollections OF her
leaving home, she says.
That Albert Malloy, aged forty
years, had escaped from the insane
asylum at st. Peter was a message
received by the police by telephone
yesterday morning. Malloy was COM
mitted to the asylum from Mankato
quite a while ago. He had way of
proposing marriage to all girls who
came near him. He has relatives
Minnesota Lake.
MinneapOlls, OCTOBER lS.-G. T..
Carlson was shot and probably fatally
injured by one Of three armed and
masked young bandits who held up
his butcher shop. 2703 Riverside av-
enue, last night. He was taken to
st. Mary's hospital for an operation.
but II was believed his life could not
be saved. Two shots were fired at
him as he stood prepared to fight of
the trio with a long meat knife. One
OF the shots took effect In his side.
st. Paul. Mimi, October 1S.-The
Federal Baseball league Is a fixture.
II will stick. This was the statement
OF +. E. Gates. Indianapolis, general
consul for the league today. Admit
ting that the Chicago club was the
only one making money this year he
pointed to the American and National
leaguers, saving there were not two
clubs in either of these leagues that
had made money. Gates, while here.
will investigate the financial Difficult
ties OF the twin city speedway.
New Paper at Madelia.
Madelia Is to have a new weekly
newspaper. Il Is to be owned and
edited by W. Y. Sanborn, a son OF
the man who thirty-five years ago
eta rtad The haaalta Tin. Naocau-