davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-25
spesias.Gorrei Onoensen.
4oaalas eoants.

grmour. 8es %. idbrlibe
tournament Der 5suermebrbereine bon
5ao 9atota tpiro pOm 20. bis %.
SUM in ArmOur ltattiinben. SIS pers
ben bier bereits sroBe gorbereituu9sn
Iir ha6elbe aetrOnen.
Mrmour. Der Siaotrat bat
6reo {. Qelo0 oas 9edt sar grrih=
tuna einer elertril1en gidt- un0 Seis=
anltalt oeaeben. Rie Stoot bebdlt lid
oas SIC bt pOr, Die Anla9eam l. Sam
ireeno zines Sabres fur pen 3eitraum
bon Fiinf 5abren anSuiaufen.
04Ilftoe. Der 3uTdtift oes
6erra 9aFtor g, 5edLepburg an cine
sSpmaer 3eitung entnebmen mir oas
GpIQsnoe;
.ssn ca. elmer Stun6e erreibten mir
Die EatOta @rease. Sobolo mas 30
40 Meilen in Datota i'll, merit man
Iofort, Dab bic gegeno ohnner. Nals in
Soma belieoelt ift. Sn Marion Sumo
ton uno in Seottlnno nuaBten mir
IumltsiQen, in lebterer StaOt batten
mir fiinf Stunoen MuFenthalt, uno 70
Belepenbeii. uns bic 5taot sii beleben.
sSn Der Staot uno llnaeeeno mobnen
meiltens p8uBldaser, D. lit 9eutIhe
aus 3uBldne, oersn NorFnbreH frii=
her BON SeutIdIanN naA RuBlano ge-
iuanoert IiuO. synF0fle pon Inter.
ortduno linb bieie 9ente sahiyeid nah
Datota ansaspanOert. Ga lie bier zine
lihrer ruiilAen s0eimat dbnIighe ee-
qeno gefunben habeu. eSn Der 9aabe
pou Gcottlano iaben tpir.aad Sod
0duEer, bic aber balo Elm DING Der
8eroongeubeit linD, on Die SHBldnoeE
bier gum 5eil ipohlhabeub semorben
Ilino. 2lnh bei parsiton linb Die Rub-
Ildnser, Die ueberibei bemertt rehi tirhs
| lid linO, nOrberri6eno
Mm fouoen bier cine reht I10HeRirbs
nno nettes 9forrbaus Dor. Die Gt.
ueiu0e0lIeoer finb meiitens 5nIeSier
Iunb redt llrnlitb aeiinnte Ssute. 9il
uns bic lieben Bop1gr am Iebtell Conn.
| tag Elm reshi berslihes QebeippAl Tas.
| tell, 10 bearilbien uns Die 0tllfoer IN
ebenIe berslGfer 4eiie. NuBer Der
oroSen GSsmslnbe In 6inliDe babe ii
nod cine tleine d MeiIen entferuie @e.
meinos III bebisnen. SIN Nflgemeiner
in0hnen bic Qente, bier nph piel Der'
einseller. ais in Soma, III oer9labe Dol
0ilifoe iuphnen lie lbon siesnIIa oiAt
Gas Qano lit bier rsdt gut; sutsl
Ttbm0rser Hnbeu.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-25

0eaOwO0O. 9as Ser. 5taas
ten RiItrietseEint lit bier in SiBun9.
&ihter garlanD 0erurteilie 6rau 5a=
Die Ssor0 bon OH gitp sn elmer @slo=
IfraFe BON &50. Sic mar BON Der
9ranoIurn anaetIast tDDroen. ais
$ Silfspotmetlterin in 0ia @itn Byiele
aeOFInet gu baben. Sic fam nit 70
leldier Sirale oabon. Deil li5 Gon=
aresmann 6. gD. Wlartin beEenOers in
ibrem ssnterelIe perlDenost bate. Die
sabtreihen Observation-Disclosures sntni=
dgln grpbe 9dtigssit uno man eriuar-
tet In nd1Iter 3eii beoeutenoe GntOed=
unoen BON Tetben Grsn In eini9en Der
salten Dlinen. OroBe 8erbeAerungel1
uer0en I'M fan famRtIideR Stompf-
mibIen un0 GnauiDmsrlen 0orgeuoHz
men.
@aptD gttp- Ran lit bier
fa1 aIl9emein Der AnTiht, Dos Die neue
8abnlinie BON bier na1 DlpIfie EdlieB=
LID ppn Der Mlilmaatee Babn ilher>
nnnimen speroeu unb einen EeIk 0eg
Qrosen Qinie BON chamberlain nas1
9apio giip nnb meter nah gaIubtia
|uno 9iemtaltIe, Mpnlina, bilben DlrD.
Gs bsibt, oob Dieie 2tnie Die Stgede
p0n oer Yaeifctlffs tad Gbica0e nHs
400 Meilen bsrtllrseu milrDe.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-25
Hl11ttt1tRr 45.

SUB 8atOta bat Den gr0Bten Gdul.
fOno traenD zines Staates; AT 0enlsls
ben geb0ren aud 2 Nlilionen QLder
ShuIlau0, welbes i'm 8urhfhritt
20 Dollars inert 1T. Die 6aubtpro.
butte fino Mei3su, Corn, @erfte unb
0afe;. gieb3u6t Uiro biel betrie5en.
Soils mir In niht alsuferner 3us
tunft eine eilenbabn Ourh 6iafbe be-
tOmmen iolIten, 10 tpiiloe Ii6 bier cine
Stoot aufbausn uno Die @eoenD Hb
gewaltig beben. Neiter n0rolih bon
bon bier 1T 0as ganO nod 6iaiqer su
bnben, uno fudre bort ghnTtiae @ele.
genbeit ftir tpeniQ Bemittelte uno 8en=
ter, lih an3uiauFen. 9luh bort finOen
lid idOn iiberaa Rirbeu unO Gdulen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-25

Bir bitten ugTere lieben GoIIeaen
GlbOed unO Spbannes, iOtUis 6errn Q.
Deter um gnti6ulOiguns oaB bic
Sdillsyfsier unIere bersliheu @ratu-
latiOneH In ben 9inisr9runo ordnats
un0 bolen Die uneepoate 0erIdumnis
hermit pfIibtI6ul0ialt nah.
eoLlegen @iboed in Ges WOines
pOlIen tuir uuiere aufrintiee 6reuoe
ausipreben, ooB ibn Elm aiitiaes @e-
ibid Uor Dem D6lIioen grbIin0en be-
tpabrts uno Ieine Ibreflibe gei0ersseit
Doriiber 1T.
@olle9sn 5obannes in G0lumbus,
gebr., oriiden mir e6enfalIs unIsre
6reu0e aus iiber bic fleibiae un0 traft=
ooae 6altun9 ieiner rBiene8 welhe
Dor Ioden einen neuen Sabraana
anfing. 8sduiib un0 ipb0ltli6 lit
ieine 3ettliEg eine wabre WObltat Fir
ben Wenislbldttermann.
lInO College 8alentin Better in BOD
Sslano un0 ieinsr edit oeutId ers
3ogeuen Satin, Der 5Ddter BON Babe
Reeie IN Davenport bpffen mir bato
perlOnlib uniereAuFmartun9 81 MAIDEN,
nm nod nahtrdslit 3u Der 6eirat
uHiere oemltiglten @ilitdmInIhe bar
5ubringen. SEPT esbt bic 6erausgabe
Der Rod SsIanO @oltsseitung Iider
nod einmaI 10 aOtt bon hatteu. Sine
5loide bonn 6ob3eitspein miro aud
jebt nod niat bonn 9eraus9eber 3. 81.
8urild9eiUieieu Deroen. 8iele BriiBe
an weine Rod 5slauoer 6reunoel
9ans 8emutb
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-25
@ruIe gnuntn

s bamberlGin. 6ier -berrIht
9roBe 4ufregung iiber Die anaeorobte
einiteaung Der SoHntaQsercurliOnen
uah bamberlain. Qpie aenleLbef
miro, tamen nit Der erken grcurliou
etfua 100 4eriOnen Die bier Birts
ihalten In gbamberlain maren melt
oHen. Stoatsauualt 6ouTe unb lein
Aiiiiient @bubbuf FOroerten ben Wouor
Sanforo uHo oen ltdotiTden RarIhaII
'auF, oiegeirtIbaften l1lieBen All laHen,
muroen aber abidldgig bel6ieoen; aud
Der Sheriff tOnnte iiireenos oefun0en
meroen. uno 10 9ab es feline Beh0r6e.
melbc Die Nutoritdt bate, einsulhrei=
ten. gBdbren0 oes 5aqes fam aud
YrdroeHt @arling BON Der Nsilmautee
Bahn bon g9eittn bier an uuo fab 0as>
bunte 3reiben. gr loa ertlart baben,
Dab unter Iolbeu llmitdnoen Die SOnn=
ta9sereurfonen nod gbamberl1in auf-
9e9sben fueroen mtbten. Staatsan=
male 9Duie nil geqen ben Mlapor, oen
Staotmarihaa uno Die bier 0irte tDes
gen llebertretung Der StaatsQeiebeAns
tlagen erbeben -sSu elmer Sp3ialob=
itlmmung Dur0e beidloIien, SO, 900
Bombs aus5ugebsn fur ben gau elmer
neueH Stdotbale.
SeBten Sonntag mar pieOer eine
grDbe grcuriiOn bier, aber bic gBirt=
Ihaiten paren feit Deridlofen un0 tein
8roplen Bier uuroe bertauft. Die
@rcuriiouilten tateu lib an NliHOuri=
Daner gittiid. Sir biele 6remoe Iua
es all3u nii9ierH get1eien iein.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-25

Die 3ahl Der gublitotionen, ieOer
Art uno ieoer Sprahe, in ben Der.
Staaisn ilt mad Der nsuelten Statifit
22,3l2 uno ganaoa sinqeIdlolIen,
%, 480.
es lit oas cine gepaitigs 3ahl, oieie
p, 3l2 @r3ieber uno 8erbreiter BON
gSifen uno SnformatioB, qemaltie be-
Ionoers penn man iie bergleidt nit Der
Stdtiiit @ur0pas. Sn Amerita, b. b.
In Den Der. Staaten uno gana0a.
tommt ihOn auf ie 3400 Seeleu cine
3eiti9riF oOer 3eituno, in 8entIhlano
erifauf ie 1900. Sans europa bat
ftr400 MiaiOnen Renlden penieer
oerartiee PublitatiOnen, ais Die ser.
Siaateu auein.
An oeutlden Bublitdtionsn aleiu
giebt es GAO in Den Ser. Staten nno
in gana0a. Sic perteilen Iih auI ale
Staaten nit Iieben 4usna6men, nam=
lid S0abo, South uno Nortb garolina,
germont. Nliiitliippi. @eDaoa un0 0p-
oHling. &isc0niin. Der Stat Der Oents
lher Graft feline 8lhte berodntt, mars
iChirt nit "a 9ublitatiOneu an Der
SpiBs. e. fOlgeR 9iew Dori. Sainois,
9biO nit etno7o. 9enniploania, Soma,
MiRouri. Ssrds. NlinneIOtd nit bon
so big 90, 9leD Seriep nit 2l uIrp.
8eutibe gubIitatioHen iberwiegen
an 3abi Die aller aRoeren Sprn6en 3us
iammen isibfDsritdnolib nit 9lus=
Habme Der euglilden. gIuf Qiebsr-
gang oes 8eutI9tums laKen oiele
3iffern wabrlih nidt idlieBeH.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-25
Co Iestet 80a9e sarIIdgeILsIIl. ]

S0H tester lSobe SAridgelteltt.
Sr itto 0 n, oen IL g5ai 1905
8as mar aber Elm QSetter. 9ebte
g9ohe re9nete e5 gnu3 oemaltiQ, uno
taum mar Der 9poen pieoer Iopeit
abgetrodnet, BOB man aufs 6elo bin
ausriiden tonHte, beganR es oisie no
DE mieoer bon nsuem 3u reguen. @e=
fern lbneite es aud orotutlib, nur
lebte 8odt CABS nod Elm sia1IpieI
inoem Msiiter 6roIf ole Sdneeoefe 10
bart 9efrieren lisb. Dab man oariiber
binipes maihiren tOnnte. Sa Die
eanse 9anoIhaft bietet elR reht pins
terlihes Ausiehen. Qtues leioet bar
unter. lowoAl oas 8ieb, ais Die Saat.
Die grtreme fnO bier man6mal redt
8rDB. 5u QrOB. Sn Dem srRtn
ben reht ihmereH 8egen bsgleitenoen
StIrm Derirtte Iid au9 bon einigen
6armern bier einiges bon lbrem 9ieh.
8. 9ant psrlor ourh 8libidla9 2
Yferts. Sn Dem lesten 9e9eu berlor
elmer unlersr Ha9barn cine 3iemlitbe
AnSabl 6ertel. sir Iol4es Aetter
lino ole meiltsn Stdae II. Sduppen
nod sa itlsht. UNI 0en 5ieren gsnts
eenOen S6ub su bieten. 5offentlih
Ehentt uns Der 6rr cine guie @rnte.
um uns aud nah oieier Seite bin
beHer einri6ien su tSnnen Sn 8rit=
ton iit iebt cine 8orridtung estreTen,
um Steine ODER gL0de aus gement bers
SuItellen. Heil aud @altor 0entsl
Der Iutb. Giemeiuoe oabier bic gBabrs
belt Oes BOrtes erfaBts SIS lit nidt
gut. oaB Der glenI4 allsin lei, 70 gee
0entt aud sr IN ndthlfer 3sit. lid ieiue
@ebulftn go bolsn. M. u. 5biele.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-25

BriD GEN ater. Sisr miro am
Is uno rs. SUM- Die 16. ldhrii6e
&eunipn Der Yeteransn BON 3Rc@oot
Gonntp itattbaesn. Inter oens 8ar-
germ in Elm i5oHo BON $500 aufge=
bra6t uoroen. nm Die alien Griegcr.
ipis fihs 9sbhbrt. 3u uHterhalten unO
3u betpirien.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-25
zine Usrosxbenbrsueeao Gass
sgEfsfG.

IS 1T eiat itbFedliaes llu9laf, wenH
9br @urs G'sfunebeit uegliert, ueratra
faAs burd BeFbaaunssbeI9 nno
0aItopfnng. Brompse 6iIls aeirb
Sud, penn Ser w0r, 9iugs alew 2iie
pils" nebnt. Sie bailsn Cure 0ers
bauanasofaame TpisSef our, tayirsas
Ropiusbs 5hminbei Apllfs 9eritopfs
ung, Il, @'araatirt In auea Apesbsfsn /;
25c.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-25

Zen OUT ab Dor ben benliden G5e,
l1dfisIeulsn bon Siour aallBl
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-25

9ie Ieliene Aegsiiieruna, Der llnz
eioenniibigs 8lgib bss SbiIlereomites
Hno has 6ehIen leoes MliBipns bel OeK
aQnsen @AilerFeier fino bic lh0nlten
Grinnerun9en post festnm.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-25

DAB Die Beutiben nph mebr tDnnsn.
ols Bier trinien &aueriraut= urD
Qimbnraer Safe eheHs bat bic 5hillers
f,ier beDieien. Die flsiniihen ffdAferHs
ben Ausuabmen baben oies nod ilarer
gsma6t
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-05-25

Dis Observation-Disclosures Runbgee
bunaen In 1ofiD babtn lit paris 8u
Der Mnnabme Weranlahune esgsbsn,
bdB sSdpdn territnriale MbIinien In
SnboeGbiHd bobs. NIT benen 6ronfz
rei@ friIber eber fpater au reHnen 1as
ben merbe. GbgIeif berartige Qlblids
ben bon iapnjtifd1eu Dfplomaten auf' 3
hdGbsiIdIim{te rern<int tperben, fo
ldbt fiGt baa fron3DiiIe9s WpIf bOh
nE6s 10 leiht bonn Geseatbsil iibers
asssesn, Ionb<ru perlanst bon Dsx gfts
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-24

not see the Cannon BALI which was on
curve until within less than 100 feet
Of II, when he applied the emergency
brakes. but too late TO stop the trains
momentum. II crashed into the Gan.
on BALI with terrific force, demolish.
ing both engines and throwing them In.
TO the ditch, grinding the mail car 10
kindling wood and demolishing four cars
Of the Cannon Ball. scattering their
contents for 80 feet on either side Of
the track. Reverlsteadt was pinned down
by the engine and 1t required four hours
to dig him out. The crew and passen-
gers Of the Cannon Bali' who saw the
passenger bearing down on them got of.
Harper was thrown through the win.
dow Of one Of the coaches and lacerated
his side and shoulders. The unknown
woman has an arm broken, beside suf.
fering from contusions. The train was
taken back to Weiser, and it will be
several hours before the wreckage is
cleared away 80 trains can pass.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-24

New York, Sept. 23.-In an open let
ter to President John A. Mccall Of the
New York Life Insurance company,
Franklin Leonard, Jr., the defeated can
didate for congress In the Seventeenth
district Of this city, today asked Nc
Call how much of his money that he
had paid on his life insurance policy
had been used to defeat him.
Leonard's letter was prompted by Me-
Calls statement before the legislative
investigating committee that he ordered
a contribution of about $4,000 to the
republican national campaign fund in
1904. The leteter is as follows:
Dear Sir:--Last year held policy
amounting to $4,000 in the New York
Life Insurance company and paid o
yearly premium. At the same. time |
was nominated for congress by the de-
mocratic party in the 18th district. Tais
was a close and doubtful district and
you viii doubtless admit that large
sums from the republican campaign
funds were expended. Personally I am
Of the opinion that those funds helped
to bring about my defeat.
Il would particularly like to know
how much Of my money paid 70 your
in trust for my little family
after my death, together with the funds
II more than $4,000 other democrats and
friends who cast their votes for me in
he 18th district was used to bring about
my defeat and defeat the will of the
foters.
Il venture an opinion that even my
republican opponents would hardly ad.
Tocate the use of my funds and !, he
'unds of thousands of other policy hold.
srs in ais man4er.
"Yours truly,
"FRANKLIN LEONARD"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-24
Man Is Held Up and Assaulted on
Crowded Street.
Victim Has Skull Crushed by Robbers
Revolver, Who Is IN Turn Beaten Un-
conscious by Police -Confederates At
tack Detectives Who Attempt Arrest.

New York Sept. pa highway rob-
berry was attempted on street corner
in the heart of the city today and as
result one man is dying and another is
badly injured.
Samuel L. johnson was set upon by
two men at the corner of Tenth avenue
and 10th street. Only on block away
were two detectives, who saw the re.
volver leyeled at Johnson's head while
one of his assailants went through the
victims pockets, but before the officers
could get to Johnson's assistance, ne
had been beaten to the sidewalk with a
fractured skull and internally injured
which will probably cause his death.
The detectives while attempting to ar
rest the two highwaymen, were set upon
by a crowd of bystanders, who appar-
emily were eonfederates. Police rein
foreements were necessary before the
arrests could be made.
Charles Montgomery, one Of the
men arrested, and who Is said to be the
one who held up johnson, was beaten
unconscious by the police.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-24

New York, Sept. 23.-Hary l.. Hill.
man, Jr., Of the Thirteenth regiment. N.
q. Of New York, running I'm the coiors
OF the New York Athletic club estab.
lished new worlds record In the 900.
yard hurdle race today, his time being
"a 3.5 seconds better than the previous
time made by A. c. Kraenzelin, formerly
of the University Of Pennsylvania, WHIT
did the distance In 30 3.5 seconds at Chi.
cago on May l2, 1897. The contest took
place at the annual games OF the New
York Athletic club at Travers Island to.
day and Hillman won so cleverly that
the next worlds record may stand much
longer than that made by Kraenzelin,
which held good for over eight years.
John j. Flanagan of the Irish Ameri-
can Athletic club threw the l0,pound
missile l72 feet IA inches, 0l inches
short OF his own worlds record figures.
j. w, Morton, OF the South London Har.
riers, England, made his American de.
but in a special sprint Of one hundred
yards, but his time was slow, 10 Is
seconds. Morton Is the English anu
Canadian champion sprinter and u week
ago won the Canada prize by running
the distance In 10 seconds, beating some
crack American runners. Hillman also
won first honors in the 800 yard run,
and won the final relay for the New
York Athletic club team in the one mile
race, which was a duel between that or
ganization and the Iriuh American Ath.
letic association.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-24
AGREEMENT NOT SIGNED.

Paris, Sept. 23.-Premier Rouvier,
Prince Won Radolin, the German am.
bassador and Revolt, the French repre-.
sentative on the Moroccan question and
DIR. Rosen, the German plenipotentiary,
had lengthy conference at the foreign
Office today in connection with the Nor.
ocean question. The drawing up of the
agreement between France and Ger.
many has progressed considerably, but
the agreement has not yet been signed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-24
BRAVE WORK OF rrREMEN
Rescue Injured Companions From Burn
Ing Building.

New York, Sept. 23.-Hurled many
feet against brick wall by the sEplo.
sion OF a large quantity Of naPatha,
four hremen narrowly escaped death In
a fire which las night nearly destroyed
the fctory Of the Empire State Clean
Ing 4 Dying Works, In Brooklyn. AL
were attended by physicians and re-
moved TO hospitals, where II was said
all would probably recover. Three fire.
men saved the injured from almost GER
tain death. Covering their faces with
their rubber coats the three men dashed
through sheet OF flame TO where the
four injured firemen lay and dragged
them into u hallway. The three res.
cuers were scorched about the hands.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-24
Bought for $1,000 BY Party Rep
resentins Former Owners.
Request of United States Government
That Captain Mclean Be Held by
British Columbia Authorities on the
Charge Of Conspiracy b Refused.

Victoria, Sept. 23.-The sealing
schooner Acapulco, formerly the Car
mencita was sold today by the marshal
OF the admiralty court to satisfy the
claims of her crew.
She was purchased by r. r. Brown, of
this city for $4,000, the amount claimed
by the crew.
The Carmeneita is the schooner fitted
o I by Captain Woodside, H. j. Woods,
r !. Tyson and r. Desmidt, under in.
dictment at San Francisco for violating
the sealing laws and for sending her
on a sealing expedition. The arrest of
Captain Mclean, her master, who is now
here, was sought by the department OF
justice at Washington though the Brit
ish Columbia government, but the off,
cials declined to act, the premier stating
that he had no authority to do so, as
the schooner had been sold through an
act of the court, the misdeeds of her
previous owners would not be charge.
able against the vessel.
She is at present without registry,
but the circumstances of the sale will
allow registry being given her, II is
stated that he purchaser bought the
vessel on behalf of her previous owners,
but he denies IT,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-24
COLONEL R. c. JUDsoN DIES

Portland, Sept. 23.--Colonel r. C.
Judson, the industrial agent Of the Ore
gon Railroad & Navigation company died
at the 81 vincent's hospital today
after an illness OF two weeks, originat-
ing in severe cold and eliminating in
congestion Of the lungs, coupled with a
paralytic stroke. Colonel Judson was
one of the best known railroad men in
the Pacific northwest.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-24
YELLOW FEVER
REPORT

New Orleans, Sept. 23.-0fieial
report to 0 p, m: New cases,
46; total, 2sOs; deaths, 0; total,
S65; new foci, 80; under treat
ment, $40; discharged, 21SS. To-
day ended the tenth week of the
fight against the yellow fever in
New Orleans with q record of
cases the highest of the week,
yet the authorities believe the
fever win practically be wasted
away by the middle of next
month.
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Two Trainmen are Killed
and Five Passengers
Injured.
CAUSED BY GARLEEsNEss
Second Section Of West Bound Passen.
ger Train Loaded with Exposition
Bound Tourists Csliides With a
Freight Near weiser, Idaho.

Salt Lake City, Sept. 23-Report ha,
been received here that the second sec.
tien Of west bound passenger train No
!, on the Oregon Short Line collided
head on with freight train No. 90, east
bound, today, near weiser. Idaho. At
least two persons are known to have
been killed.
Later reports say that the engineer
OF the passenger train and baggage.
man or mail clerk are dead In he wreck,
and that several passengers are hurt.
There were quite number Of tourists
on the train bound for the Lewis and
Clark fair at Portland.
At the general Office here Of the Ore
gon Short Line IL | stated that only
meager details Of the wreck have been.
received. Two trainmen, 1t 10 stated,
are dead, and Ave passengers injured,
none seriously.
A dispatch from Pocatello, Idaho,
states that Engineer Ia Rose, of Po-
catello, Is dead; and IL Is reported that
both engine crews were killed. The re.
port at Pocatello attributes the wreck
TO violation of orders on the part Of the
crew OF the second section of the pas.
senger train, which Is said to have left
Eaton station, which Is between Weiser,
Idaho, and Huntington, Ore, ahead Of
time thus coming into collision with the
freight train.
Advices from Boise, Idaho, say that
the collision occurred at s:l5 o'clock this
morning on the Oregon Short Line, one
mile west of Eaton the first station
west OF Weiser, Idaho. The second sec.
tion Of west bound passenger train No.
| and the local freight train running
from Huntington, Ore, to Boise, and
which also carries passenger coach,
were in collision. The fireman of the
train was killed outright, and
the engineer, mail clerk and q bag
gage man on the same train were Sc.
verely injured. Both locomotives were
The baggage and mail cars left the
track and rolled down an embankment.
The other coaches remained on the
track. Aside from minor bruises re.
ceived in the shake.up, none of the tour
ists were injured.
Portland, Sept 20, a. m.-Advices
received here give the dead and in
iured as follows; Buck" Reverlsteadt,
Of Glenn's Ferry, Idaho, fireman on the
passenger train j w. Harrison, of
Portland, mail cleark and Alexander
la Rose, the engineer of the passenger
train.
Slightly injured are, O. NJ, Harper, of
Demar, Kansas, and an unknown wo-
man
The second section had orders to pass
the Boise and Huntington aecommoda-
Iion train, known as the Cannon BALI
1t Eeaton. When the passenger arrived
II Eaton the Cannon Ball' was not on
the siding. Instead of waiting as 1t
should have done, the passenger eontin-
ned on twoard Huntington running at a
high rate Of speed. The "Cannon Ball'
saw the passenger and stopped. Evi.
lently the engineer Of the passenger did
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SOLDIER KILLS COMPANION
DURING DRUNKEN BRAWL

him, fired three times, two
bullets going through Kings breast and
one through his head.
Lee then covered the men in the sa-
loon with his gun and made good his es-
cape. Squads are securing the streets
and lynching Is possible II Lee Is cap
tured.
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DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN
HAS OPENED IN OHIO

Newark, o., Sept ss.-The democratic
state campaign opened in this city to.
day and far exceeded the expectations
of the most sanguine. Two meetings
were held in the open air and in number
they outranked any demonstration Of
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whatever character ever before held
here. The city is handsomely decorated
with flags, banners and bunting and on
all sides resounding the the music Of
bands from different parts Of the state.
The visitors include prominent demo-
Gratis from al over the state.
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T0DAY's WEATHER.

Portland. Sept. 2s.-western Oregon,
western Washington. showers, cooler In
the interior.
Eastern Oregon, eastern Washington:
Sunday, showers and thunder showers,
cooler.