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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-23
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riqsminiiteriet meooeler:
fra uolanoet oeobliper Der ii
lloenri9sminifteren at inolpbe Spmz
acknowledgements / 4nIeonin9 al
,Rorge""s 5Orlis.
g3be 9b ano 5orei9n Sailors
6ocietp~ / 2onoon, for bpiitet 9rtns
len al @ales er 9rotettor, bar til
Ifrepet BEN tgl. @eianbt / 2onoon, at
SelItabet poa lit fprite gIpoe eftsr
,.Rorqe"s 5orlis peotog at uotrptte
lin o9bsis 9eltogelie for 9s. glaj.
aongen % dle De oeo ulDtten ramte,
Iamtioig tilfpienoe. at BET 6dDoe bGs
ret Iom ct QpsgIimt / Utertet at e
be banife Spm9no beO benne 2eili9z
6eo uofoloe De uomerteoe Ggenit3s
Der, Tor 6pilte be forlangit er beremt.
Canine SelItabs Qfoeling / Qitts
lebampton pebtog liqeleoes paa 1T
Mpoe at Ienbe ben tgl. 9eianbt en-
Refolltion, 6bori ubtdles ben itprs
tie Sampot6i meo 6s. Nai. aonaen
al Oanmort % aIe oeo S~tibbruooet
ramte. % oerbos en- Qnertenoelie Il
aoptainens, Officerernes % Mlonos
fa6ets 6eltemooige % Sgm9no Oar-
oige Qofaro peo oeres 5orieg pdd
at reooe M%}enneTteIip (&pinoer %
gern fprID unoer be paniteligite
6or6olo.
.,5be uniteo German Societies" /
Repzgort. Der traer 10000 Mebs
lsmmer, far tilienot BET oanIte 8onz
IuIat I Iepsgort en- StriOeIie,
6pori uotales Den oprigtigite Delta
qelie oDer be PED ulntten ramte med
rem oanite 8egsring % oanite soft.
Ste Blot / Orb, men o9iau i Ser
nina bar man / l1blunbet bit i'm
Snteresie for be uIptfelige ifi66ruone.
De 6ierqeoe er bIepne bebdnbIebe m20
oen itGrite Gmbu % Opofrelie ON
9oro paa be Sfibe. Der optog BEN;
bet tn7te Stib gGnerqie", 9aptain
sob. S6dTer 9eeiteminDe; ben nor
tie Stonnert olga 9auline". &apz
tain 9anielien al S%taOanger; De bril-
title 0ampitife oSalOia"af Grimsbp
o6eroona" al 8unoee og Cargo
gap"af Qberbeen % efter oeres Nm
tomit til Qanb bar be operaIt msot
rem oprigtigi'e MeofeIelie og !9i9lp-
IDmbeb.
Ste faa Site er ira Stor6rita-
MEN iejIeOe uO for at isge efter
9aaoe ira ,Norge", iaaIebes be til
BEN tgl. engetife Narine 6grsnoe
5dnonDadoe uSeod p9 n5adeI aq
fremoeles 0amperne e8anope" og
o6e6riOes", meoens ira 5areerne IN
5laaoe a. norTte 6palfangere / FAM
me ZiemeO iprebte zig uo ooer 6a=
BET for at ib9e efter TtibbruOne. 9es-
p9rre fgrte oisie able geftrebelier
Dog life iii no9et 9eiuItat.
Zen t9l. Regering bar meb 6qf
5atnemIigbeb erfuret De mango Be
biIer paa uofanbets 6jaIpfOm6sb
oeO benne 2ejlig6eO ioa Oel iom Oet
De talrige uOtalelier al 9eItageIie
nOlanbet. bare zig / 9resTen euer
paa anben Maabe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-23

neltets SoHleDle. OtdlHdttH Ot9ls
ming. pol Siber / Omfrag. Reos
fat fra $1.0O til 20c.
1877. Religionspbilofopb:, az q. Riels
fens. SGT Siber / Omlds. ReO.
Fat fra $500 til soc.
1873. ReIigion. Religio7er og ariftens
BON, gibrag til Religionspbilofos
pbien, uf 81. $. Monrub. 500
Siber / OmTug. 9ebIat fra $2.40
til 60c.
139. Song 3reOerit ben Spoenbes
Regering. st giorag til BEN barn
fte Stats6itorie fra 1848-1863.
9eO 4ret 36orfse. 5srIte gin0,
76O Sioer. onbet 9inO, 1902 Sis
Der, begge / OmIlag. Neoiut fra
$500 til $1.60.
141. 5. 81. 96iele, 8~6orOalOiens Bio.
graf. l., q. 3. O9 4. gino.
5srIte 9inO i~nosbofoer: 36ors
0aloiens ungooms6iitoris ITO
1904. Gftsr ben afosOe aunits
ners 8reOoetsIing egen6GnbigtOp
tegnelIer o9 andre efterIabte pds
pirer. 271 Sioer / Omlag.
Nnbet ginb inbeboloer: 9bOrs
palbIen / Rom 1805-1819. Meo
ct qortrat at 5horOalbien. AL
Eioer / Om1ag.
5rebie ginb inbebolber: 5bors
batbien / Rom 1819-1839. GIT
Sioer / OmIIag.
sierbe 9iab inbebolber; 3bors
palb1en / Rom 1839-1844. 285
Siosr / OmNag.
aGe fire gino / OmiIag nebiat
fra $1,000 til $2.4o.
JAP. S6reber, 2uobig, 5orltanber
for 5~plfe6ejitoIen / qItoO = 81.
9eter 6olm QarIen: Gn biitoriIt
6~ortnIing ON bet gueefi9e q%iOsrsrs
bos bet menige bdnite 5olt | bette
4ar6un6rebe. 252 Sieer / Omilag.
Reoiat fra $1.45 til SOC.
144. @amle / @aarbe. 5ort9ainger
at Sens Stbtte. 181 Siber / Oms
flag. 9eOIat ira 90c. til 40c.
145. 9enner af be triitelige Forenins
ger for unge Mano. llOarbeiOst paa
@runblag at giitop st. arummds
ders ,2t6ensbilber" meo enfelts
andre 5ilfeielier al canb. tbeol. 8.
9. 2arien. 100 Sioer. Gebfot fra
4Oc. til 15c.
146. Om Sfobningen, meb ct 3i19g
om ben be1ige Strift, T Or. CLAUS
6arms, Sogneprait / 9iel. paa
9anIt ubgioet at 2aurits Gbriitiun
0itleO Neitergaarb. Sognepr9it til
ct. 6ans airte / Sbenfe. 1872 Sis
Der. Nebfnt fra 40c. til 15c.
lat. 5angsn pua Ct. Mi9el. 5ors
telling at Mub. Gug. 9erIier.
Deb ct ginebe at Ct. Midel. 265
Siber. Nebfat fra $40 til 40c.
148 gngens og beres qasnins. Qi
u. 8. @nberien, 2%unoinfpettsr. 80
Siber. Nebfot fra 15c. til Sc.
149. Sober og ariitne. Gn Operfats
teIis al Rubbiner 2i6teniteins Bog:
Ssbebom og 9riitenoom. Meb en-
inblebenbe Q~fbunbIins at $. 6.
Msbling, SOsneprait. 90 SiOer.
Nebfdt fra SOC. til 25c.
$50. iii OOsrpejslie, / 9%nlebning al
prof. 9sHotnss Bog om @. Strife
gddrb, at u. SeiIen. SO Siber.
Qebidt fra 20c. til Toe.
151. SUBS Hoabe. 5anter t itin.
Elmer, at @. W&. Mafitrsm. 95
Sioer. Nebfot fra Coo. til 10c.
152. palaitinu. @f 6. 6. 5. arobn,
SOgneprait for q. Qdbpe os 4as
itrup Meniebeber. Meb ct Sort
oDer pal9iina og ct 6runbris at
Seruiulem. 95 Siber. NebIat fra
80c. til Zoe.
2utb. pubI. 9ouf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-23

5grten. = 5ermometret bar |
be foitt 8a9e (omtrin9 5. aug.9
pitt inbtil 3O@r.6. i Stpggen. %itripes
Der til os ira 9eitipaanO, % 3srten
er Iad 6aarO. at man life minOes no
get tilIparenoe Iiben 1868. @rGss
morterne er fuloitanoig ofipebne;
8uIte % Greer oeo 2dnbeOeien fr
6elaQte meb Step; S9oen qaar bag
Tia tilbage; 8oemarferne er belt guls
pletteoe; 3ra6Iobene begQnOer at
fdloe al. areaturerne ifaI babe So
ben poa StaIoen, iaa Der gaar mas
Ter al 9interfoOeret meo. Mange 60
ne beruos bar Iioen SoutiOen fun
faaet en- Gftermiboa9s Regn, o9 III.
iigterne for 3egn er MI bier DAG
oaarligere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-23

Gn pige, Der loe tras
Den 3. Dug. fiji man paa 5res
ceritsber9 politiitation gefss al en-
18aaris 6ornbolmit pige, Gaen Nm
terIen, Der fortlareoe, at BUN buobe
tent bos en- 8uger puu 5reberitss
berg og fruitjaulet BAN l Str. 50 Ore.
4ngtoelien fremtalbte en- big Soerrls
Ifelfe, life minbit pdd 9runb at BE-
lsbets 2ioenbeo, og en- 8etjent git
reb pigen ben til 6enoes !6usbonb
for at faa Sugen orbnet / Minoeli1s
6eb. 9enne ertl9rebe, at ban life
snifeoe pigen ftraffet; men 5pberiet
oar ri9tigt nof. ia pigen berte
bette, paaitob bun, at bun oilbe
itraffes, og ba mar life funbe OPP
fnlbe benbes gnite, f%ortalte bun, at
BUN baObe mango flers 5pDerier pua
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-23

Save til en- StifteIe E. -
6inereO gorseritifteIie bar ira en-
Sen At en- forbenoarenoe Berger Der
/ 9nen ifoIge telegram ira a. 9.
mootaget en- @doe al 10000 Sr. /
4 9rocents 0bligationer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-23

Qnnnebftag. @aaroejer Ss=
rem Rieliens Stuebus / ceiling PED
Silte6org er totalt neobranOt Deb
2pnneofIda; IigeleOes antunote Or
net goeIsmanb llbr6ats 6us i 9ras
geluno. 6uiet nebbrRnote.
9pnet Hog 5reOag bitten ben
3. Qug. NED ! fbo. 9ebmanb 5bs 81
enoom peo 6srning Station. gp9s
nin9erne neObrnnote til 9runoen. 5
Deter Sommers @adrb pad Qisbjey9
Mart flcg Qonet neo Deo Ritioea
iamme often. llobuiet neobranbte, 6
6efte, 4 Steer, 4 9albe og 5jertrGet
inoebrRnbte.
CANINE bitten Hog Qnnet neb boz
Murer Seren peterien poo Sat
trup Mdrt oeb Qar6us. peterTen
Itnrteoe bebibitles ON, rant al Qnnei;
bet lDtteoes imiblertiD bans 6uitru
at bringe BAN ub al 6uiet Og faa
BAN braqt / Sitterbeo OeO tiIiIen5e
5olfs 6ialp. Strats efter opoage0e
man, at Der par SIb / 9aOen. Ger
oommen neobranote; bet meite Snos
30 branote. geIrtnirgen rebbeoes
meo unotogelie At en- @ris og nosie
9GnOer. Der bIeo i 5sIge oQdrb.
Qmtst." Itrats ienOt gub efter Ca
qe Storm / 6srning, Der bog funbe
srtl9rs, at qeoerIen bar uoenfor oI
6are.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-23

6sften. sra 9emoigeanen itylz
neg Der til ,ar. DBL" Zen baaroe
% i9rbeles l%angparige 3srte bar to-
get I9roeles buarot poa al Sa5.
Rugen er mango Stebsr meet og en-
telte Steber inObeItet. pau aIe lettes
re Sorber bOiorer 9aurIGben it9rtt,
pg meget 9orn er Itolbet Og bill fun
gioa Fl i4rbele5 baarIist ubbptts.
Roemorterne er fulbe at guile BID
be, og @ras bar Ri intet BAIT At /
lang 5ib. GnOelig / Ssnbogs tom
ben l9nge oentebs aegn, Der for ct
Oar Tiger tifbdge bilOe babe paret
ubetulelig. men iom MI fun Dif toms
me Roer, @rps og bet traftigife at
9aurfaben tilgobe. ggnens 6situbpts
tie bill blioe meset minbre, enb tenbt
/ mango 4ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-23

get eIlel IL pRre upTrtepe al peIlHe
Spnoens % 9sbens @erben. De
bar tOattet oeres aiortler og giort
rem bbioe / 2ammets Blob, % De
bpioe &lpber betpber Renbeo % 6el=
tbi Spnoen er borte. De
res Palmegrene betpber Seir. Gn
tor Stare er bet, en- Stare, fom IN
gen tunbe tq0e. at ale 6%eoninger %
Stammer os 5olt og 5ungemoal.
% / 3afnemmelig6eo og g0mbgz
6eO % Oerfor / 9taOe IoOpriIer De
Sub = BAN. ION iiboer paa Sronen
= og SeIus, Der napnes ION Cant
met, Foroi ban bar Qloeroens Snuo
og uogpo TT Blob I'll SnnOernes
5orlabeIie.
8erefter foreto9 8iitoppen SnOs
pielIen at 8irten, efter at Der at fors
Itetlige 9eiftli9e Dor Oplait 9ibeloro.
GFter at man 6aboe Iunget: Den
tore, 6oioe Slot Ri ie," talte Stift5z
prooItQeoerien ira qreOiteitolen oDer
ct Stptte at 9agens G~Oangelium:
mdtth Ep. II. 1913.
Men bpem ital jeg Iigne oenne
Glngt peb? Den er fig De imod
8grn, fom iiboe pad 5Orpene
% raa6e til oeres StalbrpOrt
% iige: ri floiteoe for eOer. og
5 Diloe life Oanie; Ri ian9
tGagelig for eoer, og 5 piIoe life
graOe. 36i Sobannes tom, ION
6berten oao ener brat og b.
iige: ban 9dpsr 8japeIen; Menz
neItens Sen tom, ION eoer o9
orittsr, oq be iige: ie. en- 5radoz
Ter og 8inoranter, 5oloeres %
Snnbsreg Den! Org, 9is6oms
men er archaeological At fine
8srn.
III bans 3ole Slot oisie faa 0ro:
o6oem ftaI ieg li9ne 0enne Slagt
0e02 IaaIeoes beboer bet Der / Gbans
gefiet.
9et er life ct Menneife, Der ipers
ger iaoleoes, bet er en- hsiere = Get
er BAN, Der itaar mibt / Sl9gten,
men Ter pad BEN meb 8uboomssjet.
ben 6erre ariitus. Der fperges life
ON. boub SIagten Iigner fig ieIo peo,
boiltet Chs ben Ter fig ieIp i, men
6ooroan ben Ter ub for 9uooomssjet.
Og boor er bet bog life oigtigt for
Sl9gten = ia og for bOert entelt
Menneite at faa at oibe. bporban
SUBS Zie Ter paa Dc! Obi bet Bill
Ie0e, en- Sfagt. ct 5olt, banner fig At
ia felo, bet Chs, Bet entelte Mennefte
Ter Iig IelD I, fan bare ioa qunite
forfejlet; men Subs 9ie Ter alrr;g
fell.
9et unbreoe en- Del, at Slutninz
gen at 0agens Gbangelium bar uoe=
laot: .9a begpnbte ban at famine
Re Staoer I'D. / bbilte bans fleite
trafti9e 8%ernineer par sjorte, foroi
be life baoOe ompenbt fig. @e big,
aoru3in, be big, 8~et6iuioa : og bu
9apernaum! -"
@t fuonsOe. at Der life bleD 6soet
for SsnoerjpGano,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-23

neutrality-suspicious. luttebe
meO: ,.&om, Sub 6eligaanb, tom
brat" = Mesie og o0ejli9 er SOrz
oen." --
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-23

SampittigsOen, berimensm 9rugss
tpperler ira t%ioligere PIabier.
9plitiet bleo iau nsbiuget til at
unboloe benbe. men toipler itGrtt ON
Sanobeoen at benbes 4ngiOelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-23

Oanmdrfs albfte Mens
aaren 8renobef | 6olite;
bro, osbe / Fl. 81. 3. 5rebug often
ben 3. Qug. Den 4. Qpril fplote bun
107 &or. Qfbsbe bar fun ing en-
Days 5to, men bar ftaoig ligget
Ssngen / be iibfte aar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-23

Om Rtbe 8omtirtes M
Crgel IfriDer Ri6e StiftstiOenoe,
at BET er lpfteoes 9pgmeiteren, !6r.
Gmil Nielien / Qar6us, al irem6rins
ge Ell 84rt, Der life alene iuIot uo oil
onre tilfrebsiiaenbe til ben oaglige
9ru9, men ION tiQige bill ere en-
9rpo for % en- Ses p9 9%sreoGrbiss
BED / ben itsnns, monumentale Sir
te6pgning.
0r9eIet er pdd % Stemmer, for
belt pdd 2 Mdnualer o9 pebul, %
Get inbs6olber aft, boab ben mpbers
ne Orgel6pggerfunIt raaber ober paa
Wlefdnismens Smruabe. 0eo 6jeip
at en- Iaatalbet RuleiDeQe fan bet
Itige fra bet f~arteits pianisiimo til
bet melt bruienbe Sortisfimo gem
mem Nuancernes belle Sfula, og beo
6i9lp af en- finbrig Wefnnisme Tan
aGe bets Stemmer forub tombineres,
bOab Der 9iDer Orgelet tor @aroi
Tom aoncertinitrument.
Gnbpioere omfatter bet be OigtiJs
fte Orfeiterinftrumenter, Ofte / en-
ifadenbe Gfterlignins. iaulebes I.
Gts. / pebulet en- @iolonceI, Der
nepps fan ffelnss fra bet oirtelige
Strpgeinitrument. Waen beIer life
Orteitrts 8Gafeinitrumenter, Jfsjs
te, Clarinet og Ofo FAINT 5rompetsr
og 8aIuner idbnes / tro 9opier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-23

@i iaonebe. at Der life bleD bsoet
for SsnoerjpGanb.
The sun., 1904-06-25
CHILD UNDER CAB WHEELS.
Two Passed Over Her Stomach and She
wasn't Hurt-Scared by Fire EnRine.

Two Passed Over Her stomach and She
wasn't Hurt-Scared by Fire Engine.
In the excitement caused by a passing
fire engine on Broadway yester day after
noon, Eloise Schwab, o years old, let 30
the hand Of her nurse and ran into cab
horse. Eloise was knocked down and
two wheels Of the rubber tired cab passed
over her stomach. Before any one could
get to the child she was on her feet.
4I'llcal an ambulance; you must be hurt
said Policeman McCabe.
please, Mister Policeman, I'm not hurt
said the child.
She insisted there was nothing the matter
with her, much to the relief Of her nurse
and the driver OF the cab She wouldn't
even make complaint against the cabman.
He felt 80 grateful that he volunteered TO
give the child free ride home.
Louise Sonneborne was the nurse and
she had Eloise and her elder sister, Estella,
in Madison Square for an airing. The
children are Cubans and their parents are
living at family hotel at "a West Twenty
fourth street.
The FIRE engine that scared Eloise was
No. 1 OF West Twenty-nintn street. 1t was
on the way to small fire in business
building at 10 East Sixteenth street.
The sun., 1904-06-25
"UNCLE JOE" CANNON I'LL.
But Net Dangerously so--Daughter Plans
Transatlantic Trip for Him.

CHICAGO, June A.-.Uncle Joe" Cannon
Is sick and left for his home at Danville
last night, instead Of going to st. Louis,
as the politicians were anxious to have
him do.
"Uncle Joe" Is to go to Europe, II the
plans which his daughter. Miss Helen, has
made for him are carried out. He usually
does what she says. The Speaker is not
dangerously III. He had low fever during
the convention week, alternating with
chills and his physician told him he would
have to pull out OF the activities Of politics
and the social game, and take a complete
rest.
1t is the plan Of the Speakers domestic
manager to engage passage on the Cedric
or one Of the other large slow boats and to
go for brief trip which will be more for
the sea voyage than for the foreign travel
The Speaker never has been abroad, and is
30 thoroughly American that he has always
said that he did not want to go. This
country, he said, was good enough for him.
The Republican party managers are
planning to have sUnole Joe" take an
active part In the campaign. In the fight
for Republican Congressmen, which, in
some districts, is to be bitter, the managers
feel that "Uncle Joe" could be used to great
effect and it has been the plan to "star' him.
Unless he can shake of the low fever which
has been dogging him. 1t is felt by his friends
and his family that he will not be equal
to such strenuous work.
The sun., 1904-06-25
sLEUTH JACOBS NO. 2 FINED $40.
wouldn't G'wan From before Hotel and
-.. TOsk Cops Number.

wouldn't G'wan From Before Hotel and
-t Tosk Cep's Number.
Henry Jacobs, - yeaSs Old, pf SO East
EiShty-eishth strcst. who \ . brother Of
Subpnna Server Jacobs II the District
Attorneys star, wa skAndihe n front
of tls Hotel St. Denis, At 1eventh strSet
and Broadway. yesterday afternoon. Po-
ioeman Campbell OF the Mercer street
station. who u detailed " keep people
from crowding in front Of the hotel win
dows, told him to @e'wsn.'
Don't bother me. ! am in the same
business you are, said Jacobs.
where 8 your shield3' demanded Camp
bell
1Never mind the shield" said Jacobs.
and took the policenAn's number.
Campbell promptly took him into the hotel
to see II he were guest, and Clerk McGarty
accompanied them to the Jefferson Market
police court to testify that Jacobs was
ndt one.
why didn't you do what the policeman
told you tor asked Magistrate Ommen.
"Iadmit that was wrong, replied Jacobs
smiling.
The Magistrate fined him $40. Jacobs
said later that he was shadowing for
Harle m private detective agency a man
who had gone into the hotel.
The sun., 1904-06-25
HONORs FOR HELEN KELLER.
No Truth In the story ThAt She h Not ta
Aeoeive Tnem and ID Angry.

No Truth In the Story That she h Not to
Aeceive Them and II Angry.
BosTONL June A.-Some irresponsible
person has started the story that Miss
Helen Keller. ths Hoted blind student. has
refused to participate in the commeno ICE
ment festivities ct Radcliffe because she Is
disappointed at not receiving high honors
for her four years work ut the Harvard
Annex.
Tho story doubtless originated in the
fact that Miss Keller did not receive her
friends at the Radcliffe class night on
Wednesday. The truth OF the matter is
that the young woman was not present
because she feared to slight some of her
many friends by not sending them cards
for the reception. Each member of the
graduating class had only thirty tickets,
and as this number would not begin to 60
around among her most intimate friends
Miss Keller remained away.
A close friend of Miss Keller is authority
for the statement that the story Is entirely
without foundation. Miss Keller, she says,
instead OF harboring any disappointment,
is looking forward with much eagerness to
being made the recipient Of unusual honors
next week.
It is believed that the young woman
will receive a cum ldude with her degree,
and possibly magma cum idude.
The sun., 1904-06-25
SIR FREDERICK BARNES WEDS.
Friend Of King Edward Quietly NJ Marries .
Toronto Girl In Colorado.

Toronto Girl In Colorado.
CANON CITY, June 24.-Although great
secrecy was maintained In securing the
license and having the ceremony per-
formed, the fact leaked out to-day that
a son Of the English nobility and Toronto
belle were married here last Wednesday.
The bridegroom is Sir Frederick Edward
Barnes, an intimate friend Of King Edward
when he was Prince Of Wales, and the
bride is Miss Alice Ackaman of Toronto,
who is a near relative to Lord Rosebery,
the great English Liberal.
Sir Frederick is operating coal and gold
mines near here. but has not been fortunate
in his investments and has lost much Of
the wealth he brought to this country.
He owns an immense game preserve near
bere. Immediately after the wedding he
and his bride left on q tour, but their most
intimate friends hero either do not know
or will not tell the destination OF the couple,
Sir Frederick achieved notoriety here
at the time Of King Edwards corona
ton by sending. q cablegram congratulate
ing the monarch on his accession to the
throne. To this the King responded i'm
mediately with q cablekram OF thanks,
which was exhibited with great pride by
its recipient and was widely published.
The sun., 1904-06-25
BLAZING AUTO UP BROADWAY.
Ended Its Career by Cavortins Around
Long Acre Square.

A man and girl in big gasolene auto
mobile went shooting up Broadway yester-
day afternoon, leaving trail Of smoke
behind them
AT Forty-fourth street a newsboy yelled;
Hi, there, boss! Yer wagons afire.'
The man, who was Thomas Cooke OF
Avon place, Newark, looked around with
a grim but the smile faded when he caught
sight OF a busine esslike blaze in the rear
end Of his auto.
Cooke grabbed the girl, made a snatch
at the steering gear and climbed out Of
the machine in hurry.
Then the auto did curious stunts by
itself all over that part OF Long Acre Square,
climbing dirt heaps, running in circles,
bucking like broncho and cutting all
sorts Of fantastic capers, highly amusing
to pedestrians, but destructive Of the peace
and dignity Of the ancient cab horses and
the trolley car motormen.
Somebody sent in fire alarm, but when
the flremen got there the auto was about
all burned up save the steel and nickel
parts Cooke and the young woman dis
appeared
The sun., 1904-06-25
CORONER O'GORMAN'S PERIL.
Symptoms OF Blood Poisoning From In
jury to Hand In Caring for the Dead.

Coroner William O'Gorman OF The Bronx.
who has been In charge Of the work Of re-
covering bodies at North Brother Island
ever since the Slocum disaster, feared last
night that he had contracted blood poison
ing as result Of his handling OF the bodies.
Since last Wednesday Coroner O'Gornan
has examined s7e bodies, searching most
Of them himself Last Sunday evening.
while taking a breast pin from woman's
body, he punctured the second finger Of
his right hand. He dressed the wound
with an antiseptic, and thought no more
about 1t until yesterday when 1t began to
swell and tester. Last night the swelling
had increased and he complained OF pains
all through his body. DR.. Halteson. at
tached to the hospital on the island, treated
his finger, but advised the Coroner to get
other medical attention at once, as he
believed his finger had become infected.
The Coroner was finally forced to 90 home.
In the last few days all the searchers.
on account OF the condition of the bodies,
have worn long rubber gloves for fear OF
infection. Even with this precaution. a lot
OF men have refused to do the work.
The sun., 1904-06-25
SETH Low AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
Tho Runner Revived mat He H. 70 Enter
the Diplomatic service.

the Diplomatic service.
WARRINGTON, June N.-Former Mayor
Seth Low Of New York arrived In Washing
ton to-day and will be President Roose-
velt's guest at tho White House until to-
morrow afternoon. The visit OF Mr.. Low
here Immediately after his return from
Europe has revived the rumor that the
President intends to appoint him to some
post In the diplomatic service. Some color
Is given to this r,imor by the presence In
this country Of George v. l.. Meyer OF
Massachusetts,, United States Ambassador
to Italy.
When Mr.. Meyer was appointed by Presi-
dent Mckinley the arrangement was that
he should resign within year, but he failed
to give up the place and his tenure Of Office
has been regarded as somewhat uncertain
for the last two or three years. No con-
hr1nation Of the report that Mr.. Low is to
be appointed either as Ambassador Meyers
successor or to some other place In the
foreign service could be obtained to-day.
The sun., 1904-06-25
CATASTROPHE IN THEIR MIDST.
Third Avenue Kids arief Joy in Wreck or
Farmer Upman's WatermeiOns.

Farmer Michael Upman, IS years old, OF
Astoria, came to town yesterday in quest
OF watermelons. Folks out Long Island
way are not satisfied to wait until their own
melons ripen, hence Farmer Upman's trip.
Upman got what he was looking for at
West street pier. He had ESQ Of them when
his cart crossed Third avenue at Thirty
eighth street about 10 o'clock last night.
"A northbound surface car hit the tall end
OF the watermelon wagon. Farmer Upnan
and the melons were thrown to the street.
Farmer Upman was taken to Bellevue
Hospital suffering from contusions. The
melons sustained both COMMISSIONS and frac-
lures, but this didn't bother the kids In the
heighborhood. They raided the fruit sue
cessfully. despite the opposition OF two
cops.
arnica on Farmer Upmans bruises late
last night many mothers were besieging
Third avenue drug stores Jamaica ginger
was ut a premium. The police estimated
that there were at least $50 stomaehaches
in the precinct.