davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-12

aretaipsresmaalet. Otter bpao
Hellters Bureau erfarer, fuuoe 81.
tuotionen poa areta aSlutnitg al
Sllni onieS for be0re, oa aretenler.
ne 6oooe tilfenoegipet oeres 9ereo-
oiaigbeo til at eiterfomme De 6or'
flag, Der ItiaeoeS ira De 4 @aranti'
magter, iom llnoerbanoleoe omOoer.
ienoelien al ell 6elle8note til aretd.
5 oenne 0ote faitboloes 6ororin.
gen ON, at De mubannleoanlte De.
putereoe lfol baoe glogang til gfa-
tionalforianllingen uoen at aflpgge
60 til Sen gr9ife aonge; oesnoen
inoeboloer 9eoten Ell 9efreftelie al
,Sultanens 9lettigbe0er Wlagterne
er fuIoIt9noig enige ON gsotensSStto-
bolo.
9e Wfagter er li9eleoes enige
ongaaenOe poerligere 9lfien0elie at
Sriqsifibe til De freteniiife 6ornan-
oe / 2lnIe0ning al 9iotionalforlanl.
lingenS glabning
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-12

soeialiiierne @iseouiin bar ueO
NrinUrDnla nominerpt Wrn0 ior
ale Staisembeoer I'll 0nlaei o..
ieranrct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-12


8. Suli. = Ser falot en- goo 9te9n
forrige 9tot, og ben Ian9e 9erfe er
forbi Sffe olene 5ormerne, bpis9lO.
ling trueoeS, fom oenne 9egn til.
pas, men ben illtffeoe tiai9e Sfoo.
branoene, af bpilfe Der por mango /
0megnen.
SyfSlge gtationaI Doirp Unions
iioite Gapport er Der 21,720,000
0foIfefger oe 5oreneOe 4Stater, og
6eres 9eroi aniloas til $702, ,945,-
600. Oisie aeer prooucerer aarlig
for omfring 81 1,000,000,000 opro of
Melf, Smpr og Oit - en- pirfe.
Zig betpoelig Sn0uitri
9lUlS6eretnin9erne ira 2an06rugS.
oepartementet / @oibington af 1.
5uli l6o noget neoilaaen0e, men il.
6en ben 3io er Der faloen 9fegn
mango Steoer 2onoet, ioa glnlsuo.
igterne er bGeoen betpOelig beore,
emo Sc oor pes 0iaaneoens 8egpn-
0elie.
SfpoerItreife / 0ep Dorf. 9tem
9orf, 9. Suli. = 6oruoen $4,000
Sfr9oere o9 Sperifer, Der gif poa
Streife Torsoo9s, neolagoe 25,O00
aoinSer og Wteno al iamme Sag
9(r6eioet 8oar. 0enne Strejfe ON.
fotter mn, ifslge bboo 6agforenin.
gen opgiper, 1861 Sfreoere o9
iSuerffer.
Gfterretningen ON Ssrfe, piot'
itrafte Sfopbranoe og oels Deis.
upfIt er De iiolte Gage aflsIt al
geretninger ON oeoerfoegenoe &gn.
falo, 0elS ogiaa SaglItorme. Wfen
9egnen bar liffert giort mangefolo
@aun imoo boao Sfooe Saglen bar
anrettet. Zen er 90 ogIaa faloen /
illige iterre llOitr9fning.
Gaa 9egprin9 al Snternational
Baper SO. er Sobn 0orris al ygtefp
gorf Times" og 9lopofat CHARLES 5.
8eeo u0nepnt til 8eItprere al 80
lton Serolo", Der er 9aaet fallit. Oct
liQes, at 9looets @Pl0 operItiger 2
0iiQioner Collars. Bottom Seralo"
bleo / 1916 grunolagt al gomin 6.
9ailp og er Ell al 2anoets elolte
og it6rite 9loiier.
Der er af Hegeringen g8aIbing.
ton taget Sfriot til 9Ia6ning al
SonleIteao.2ono / gllaifa. Sopoerof
81. s.. Sargent ueo De 6oreneOe Sta.
ters Opnaalingsfontor tilligemeo
nj 9(siiitenter er meo oet ior 2ie
ofrejlt ira Seattle, @aib., til Ia
mana 8ulen / gtprbeoen. at 6air
banfS, buor De oil begpnoe Opmaa-
lingsorbeioet.
llOuiSningen ) oct iioite 5ilfal-
oor bleo 36 Wiennelfer al Gnbeos-
mpnoeue oeo Smmigrationsfontoret
minneapolis u0oiit al 2nnoet oe
ienOt til oeres reipeftiDe Siemlnnoe
Sin0siuqe oor en- al DC bupigIte9lar.
lager til ll0Disningen. vi De 36
uar % M1pn0 9SuinOer og , 9srn
6 por Rormpno. : Soenifere. 6 ~.
ifere. sStnliener I aanaoiere.
, Sfotter. I GuSier. , Sinner. >
euaIGuoere. I SollGHoere og l
eirpfer
wenernlmnior Seunnr0 @oo0. Der
ueO iIcre 9eiIiabe0er u0mGrteOe iig
mOer oen ipauit.mnieritanife aria
on ienere iom @enernlguuernsr ouer
Gnba. tiltraaOie | SenOaas i'm StiI.
lima iom @eneralitobsdlei % Tom.
manOeren0e General ouer 1e Sor.
cnrNc stnters Nrr. 1crme0 er NG.
rem unOcr to 9rlers CUerfomman.
30. Oa @rn. @ooo bar benunot ioni
eGle. OF @eneralaoiutauien Sreo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-12

De tprfiIfe QaDnoigbeoer So-
lonifi bar beiluttet at uoDiie De 2ea
rere peo greife SfOler, Der er gree.
lfe llnoerioatter.
W1iniiterfriie / Bortugal StSlo-
bon, %. SUM. 2lae De W9no, Son.
gen bar annooet ON at ooertage
Donnelien al ct nDt Qtinilterilrn
bar ofilaoet SOeroet.
llnioerlitetet / s9oiel feireOe ben
%. SUM lit 450y9(ors S5lbil9lm.
Sra o9lfooemiif SeIifob" operrafteS
Der en- @ope paa 100000 6rfS. til
ct geniionsfono for llnioerlitetets
2ereres gnfer og efterlaote 9ern.
Borter Charlton, Iom Dar gift
nteo 5fueipiqerin0en 0iarD Cattle
@barlton, bpi8 Gig for en- Waane0s
3io iioen blep flln0et Gomo1Seen,
bleu forleoen arrelteret / So6ofen
beo jim glnfomIt ira europa S ct
fort efter g[rreItationen ofbolot 6or-
6er tillto0 ban at baOe foreoet Wtor.
BET.
l1noer 5orban0lin9erne oct en-
gelife llnoerbu5 ben %. SUM erfl9.
rehe Brenlierminilter gtsquit6, at
Gegeringen baoOe belluttet at gioe
gorlamentet geiligbeo til at for
banole og ltemme ON 2ouforllaget
angaaenoe llooioelien af 8algretten
! til &ninoer peo anoen gebanoling,
men oerefter gioe affolo paa poer-
ligere 9ebnnoling.
Sprfiet og Serbien. Sra gelgrao
meloes, at fegeringen bar giuet ben
! ierbiife @eionot aonltantinopel
! Orore til paanp at foretage energi-
ife Sfriot ouerfor Porten for at
Itanoie De @rulonbeoer, Der ben
j iibite SiO er forepeoe of tprfilfe
Soloater ouerfor Den ierbiife gefolf'
ming gilajetet aossiooo. S De flo
lte @fterrettinger ira Ditpb betegneS
Situotonen Der iom neget foruroli-
genoe
Spiritusforbnoet paa Sslano. 81
furenri, "a. SSuni Sfottefomn1is-
| iionen, Der 6eitanr al 4glltingsmRno
| iamt Qanosiefret9r SonSion lonl
| 5orman6, bar MI afiluttet fit lr-
beioe. commissioner foreilaar, at
man u0iptter oet SioSpunft, bpor
! 2ooen om 6orbuo moo 'Spirituoio
ifltloe treoe aroft, og at Ser 10
retages Ell 6olfeafitemnin9 ON,
bporoiot @proitolo eler en- oob6elt
5orbsielie of 8ol0en poa Safe oa
'Sltffer lfol trp0e Steoet for Solb
paa Spiritltoin.
Sra oct engelife Sol. 2onoon
%. SUM. Oct officieae 9lao me0-
oeler, at Song George bar uOneuni
Sertu9en al Gornwoa til BrinS a
g8ales ag Carl al Otter.
Oct 6lag, iom nplig er bleues
foitiat iom ierIigt Stag for 0ron.
ming glIe5nnora. er / @aar bleuen
beiit poo Buckingham Golnce 6lo.
get er Ell 9ombinotion al BET engeI-
ife og BET oonite SIng ct fort bpi0i
aors er ct iremtrroenoe MGrfe
5lnget
Sinlono o9 9inslanO. Berlin. %
Simi. Sra ct 9eiersborg telegraie
res: Slere moimOcliesriae WieOIem
mer al 9liaSraaoet bar iremiot ior
iteaiae senOriussioriIaa til 9ouior
iIaaei ueO rnrenNe SinlanO sen
0rinaSiorilaaene iuues at baue 10
| iiat Ill at bline 0eOtaane: iaa I'll
fn,lNn nil nor hlinn nnhinl N NnIIra
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-12

Sinlano og 9mslan0. Berlin. %
Slmi, Sra ct Gctersborg telcgraie
res. 6Iere inoimoeliesriae @ieOlem.
mer ni 9liaSraaoet bar iremiot Tor.
itcaiae 96noriusSioriIaa til 9ouior.
iIaaei ueO rerrnNe SinlanO. sen
0riuasioriIasene iuueS al baue 10.
iiat Ill at bliDe oeOtaane; iaa Sil-
irIOe bil Der bliue neOiat ct Sglles.
uOpaIa ai Riasro0Oet % Riasom.
mnen "a RiaSonmacu M nrppe
mere er beiIIi.-i .in. CT oet
Ooa iuiua Qoui9riInaetS
Sfrbnr pil tmneN zoe aiaiort IN
urr Sremiio
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-12

9eoerIep, 0losi., II. sui. =
8iIliam 2oeb, IT,, 8olofoIIefter |
g}ep gorf, fortoIte greiioent Gait
lige no Gag, at ban beGere oiIoe
6lioe poa i'm RoIt peo Solooeienet,
eno ban pil0e Iaoe Jig title iom
@upernorfonoioot tilgfteraor. Fr9-
iioenten iortalte 2oeb lige iaa aa-
bent. at ben republifonife 0onina.
tion ipntes at pege 0ietning al
bnnt og oct oiloe toqe mere emo en-
5iifetur til 9iocfp 0torntains at
itonoie 8eoegeIien.
0lr. 2oeb oil faa baaoe 8reii.
Dents Cats og Grpreiioent 9looie.
oeIts Ststte, og oo ban forloo ge.
perlep, loo ban forltaa, at oerion
oct par nsOpenDi9t, oiloe ban MOB.
tage 0ominationen, og ioa oiloe ban
looe Ell beo 8algfomp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-12

Scotts 5DopoIsefspeoition. Con.
BON, %. Sum-. 0ronning g(leranora
mootog 8og aoptoin Scott 9lu-
oien8 Buckingham 9alace og ooer.
rafte aoptoinen ct britiif 6lag, Der
ifal meobrinoes poa gfspeoitionen
og planteS paa 0et ipoligIte 8untt,
ser naaes.
5cotts @fspeoitionsifi6 onfom til
W1aoeira oen %. 0s. og afieiIer |
W1orgen til 9apitaOen GaptoinScott
ofreiier fra england ben 16. Snli.
Stem 3eelonos 56riteminiiter, Sir
SSoiep6 8oro, bar ifenfet @fspeot-
tionen en- Del Sui og onore 6orrao.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-12

GlepeIan0, 8, II. SuIi = 6pl-
oct of en- 1ilbsrerfre0s al progress
iiue 9lepubIifanere iom g6olfets
9anoioot for @upernsr Of Ohio,
aabneoe Somes 81. @arfieIo / 9lf-
ten en- aamp for at FIRE Ohio ooer
I oSnilrgent" aolonnen. S Ell Gale
poo TO elmer, / boiffen oen tioligere
Sn0enrigsminilter oeofenote Iig at
opre oSniur9ent" og priite ben
Del al 9ongresien iom er fenOt
lnoer Bette Rapn, fremlngoe bat
oen Blatform eller De Brincipper,
boorefter 0e progressive 9fepublifa.
mere oil fere @ol9fompen | Ohio
til gfteroaret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-12

llbpggelig 2uftfart. Hbeims, 9.
25uli. = 9oronesIe De la 9tode, ben
fsrIte franife fpinOeli9e 2uftifipper.
bleo forlig lemlpitet @aar @fter-
miooog, ioet bun meo lit Ieroplan
Itprteoe neo ira ell Spioe al 10000.
@oronesien baooe fert i'm Walttne
omfring Sletten en- 9ejoe al 24O
500, oa bum plloielig ipntes at
bIioe bange o9 forfiamifet peo, at
TO anore Maifiner nPrmeoe fig. Sum
loo Maifinen bale, men oa Den be-
fanot fig 1860 Wteter fra Soroen.
tobte bun aontroqen af oen Gen
gif belt runot og ltDrteoe neo til
SSSoroen iom en- Sten. 9aronesiens
9lrrne og Ben 6leo brlffet, men ee-
gerne baaber, at bun fan fonlme
Jig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-12
Joroen runot.

De tprfiIfe Mpnoigbe0er I 5o-
lonifi bar beiluttet at uooiie De 2p.
rere pe0 grpife 5foIer, Der er gree.
ife llnoeriaatter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-12

O2iuiIterfriie / Bortueal. 2i5io-
bon, %. Slmi. 2lae De M9no, Son.
gen bar anmooet ON at ooertoge
0annelien al ct npt Qiiniiterillm,
bar ofllaoet 9oeruet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-12
FFFE#NdFstFs"'Na a1a7sts a n e n 'F 7t e ~"
SlauOeOe Meooelelier.

gelggrenoe &e9n. Calumet, Ni6y
8. Suli. = Ser falot en- goO 9te9n
forrige gtot, og ben Ian9e 8grfe er
forbi. Sffe nlene 5ormerne, bois9lo.
ling trueoeS, tom oenne Hegn til
pas, men ben illtffeoe tiai9e Sfoo.
6ranoene, of bpilfe Der por mango /
0megnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-12

5fGl9e g3ational Doirp Unions
ii0ite 9iapport er Der 21,720,000
0lolfefper De 5orene0e 4Stater, o9
0eres 9eroi anilaos til $702, ,945,-
600. Disie aeer pro0ucerer aarlig
for onfring $1,000,0OO,000 oero al
MeIf, Smsr o9 Oit - en- pirfe-
Zig betpoelig Sn0ultri.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-26
BIG ARMORY ASSURED.
Architects to Draw Plans for
SI.5000OO Structure.

Tracy, Swartwout & Litchheld, New
York srchitects, were requested yester-
day by Brig. Gen. George II. Harries.
commanding the National Guard OF the
District Of Columbia, to draw preliminary
plans for the new armory here.
II he plans are satisfactory. Congress
will be asked for sufficient money at this
session 10 begin construction. The new
armory viii be one Of the finest in the
United States. Its estimated cost will be
81 10000. It will be built Of marble, stone,
OF concrste.
II viii be located on the site Of the old
Pennsylvania Station in B street. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets north
west II VIII contain s. ridins hall, a me-
mortal hall. swimming POOL. gymnasium.
rife gallery, fencing room, and running
tracks. in addition TO officers dining
room, a hospital. and everything going 10
make an up-to-date armory.
Last spring Congress appropriated 300
TO defray expenses for completing the
preliminary plans. The board in control
Of the work Is composed OF Assistant
Secretary Of War Robert Shaw Oliver.
Col Spencer Cosby. [. 8 superintend-
ent public buildings 2, Inds, Brig.
Gen. Harries, and My oods, su-
peTintendent Of the
The Washington herald., 1910-01-26
WANTS CLEAN SPORT
Father Himmel Addresses
Georgetown Alumni.
FOOTBALL MUST BE REVISED
President of University Tells New
Workers that Athletics DO Not De-
serve Importance Given Them in
Most CoIIeges-SpOrt Has of Late
Become Too Much COmmerciaIiEed.

New York, Jan. 25.-Rev. JosePl IN
mel president OF Georgetown University,
spoke tonight at the Hotel Manhattan
before the alumni Of Georgetown in tusti-
fcation Of the faculty decision TO suspend
football unless the rules were radically
changed. The decision was made after
the game last fall with the University of
Virginia, in which Archer Christian, of
Virginia, was killed.
Father Himmel said that If the game
were TO be SO changed as TO make it fit
for gentlemen 10 play, the faculty would
have no objection 10 allowing the students
10 resume. But if it be kept CONNER
cial sport" said he, 'as il is now, gone
into for what it will yield, it viii have
TO go
Father Hlmmel said that the particular
difficulty with athletics nowadays, is that
they tend to take the place Of things that
the students are supposed to go TO college
for. What shall a president OF 2 univer-
sity say7'' he asked. rs he going to give
medals 20 athletes. grant them academic
distinction, and places OF honor in th'
college. when they have only excel
in an athletic contest?"
II was the business OF George
alumni TO stick by the ideals OF tF
Iege as the Jesuits had worked then.
and he implied that football as no.,
played IS a long way of from the ideals.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-26
FIRE DISCOVERED IN GARAGE.
Third Blaze in a Month Due to
Incendiarism.

tmtenu1AEAeEh
Fire which was Of Undoubted incendary
origin al 2 o'clock this morning. in the
loft of the automobile garage Of John A.
Beans. in an alley in the rear Of 1916 L
street northwest. aroused that section Of
the city. and caused no little excitement
among the sleepers in the hotels and
apartment houses in the immediate neigh
borhood
This is the third fire in the same alley
within the past thirty days. Twice before
the stable in the rear Of the japanese
Embassy. Just opposite where the fire was
this morning. was on fire. Neither Of the
garages were occupied by caretakers, and
there was no fire about either Of the
buildings.
NJ. F. Savage. a young man connected
with the Hotel Dewey, the rear Of which
adtoins the Beans garage, had just
left the engine room of the hotel when
he noticed a suspiciOusy acting negro
hurriedly leave the alley. A moment
later he discovered clouds Of smoke
pouring from the loft of the Beans
garage. He turned in an alarm. He says
that he feels sure that the negro he
discovered leaving the alley set the place
on fire. The damage was light. The
loft was stored with a lot of rubbish
Several large automobiles stored on the
ground floor were removed without dam
age
The Washington herald., 1910-01-26
GETS BROTHERS SEAT.
Charles Trotter Lassiter Has Lead in
Congressional Election.

Richmond. Va, Jan. Z5.-Charles Trot-
ter Lassiter will be the next Representa-
tive from the Fourth Congressional dis
trict Of Virginia unless all signs fail
With Just a few scattering precincts 10
be heard from In Sussex and GreeRevllls
counties. I.assiter has what appears 20 be
a safe lead over his next nearest COM
petit0r. Asa Watkins. Of Farmviue Las
siters lead out OF A2ls votes cast is ap-
proximstely $50. and he appears 10 be
gaining steadily.
II elected, he viii occupy the seat made
vacant by the death Of his brother. Fran
els Lassiter. who died some time since.
Charles Trotter Lassiter is from Peters
burg. is a strong advocate Of good roads,
and is a young lawyer Of much ablli $,
having been a member O., the upper
branch OF the Virginia legislature.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-26
STEAL GEMS WORTH $4,000.
Caller sees Woman Remove Belt
Containing VaiunbIes,

New York, Jan. 25.-Frank a. Geise, jr,
Of Baltimore and Chicago. was arrested
to-day and charged with stealing $4,000
worth OF jewelry belonging TO Mrs. Freda
Wanda Sommers. All of the property
WIS recovered. with the exception OF a
ring which Geise had pawned for $275.
Geise made the acquaintance Of Mrs.
Sommers on New Years Eve. He repre-
sented himself to be Bertranice o. Bal
lard, son Of a wealthy Chicago banker,
and they became friends
After taking Mrs. Sommers out to din
ner on Monday. Geise spent the evening
in her apartments. Sitting In the front
room he saw, by the aid Of a large mir
ror. Mrs. Sommers take off IN an adjoin-
ing room the belt containing the jewels.
He found a chance 20 steal the jewelry
before he left.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-26
FAIL TO RECOVER $4,000.
Detectives Get No Trace Of Money
Stolen by Women Footpads.

New York, Jan. 25.-Headquarters deteo-
tives said to-day that as yet they had
not been able 10 recover any Of the S2S.-
COO in large bills which were taken from
Warner N. Van Norden. as he says, by
two women, who held him up near mid
night last Wednesday in East Thirty
third street, near Fifth avenue.
May Williams and Bessie Roberts. the
two women whom the detectives have ar
rested and held on charges OF highway
robbery, and whose cases are TO come up
for hearing in the Jefferson Market Court
tomorrow morning. have shown 10 dis
position TO admit that hey took Van
Norden's money or that they know where
It is.
Frank Dowdell. the man who says that
he is the husband OF eBssie Roberts and
who was held as a suspicious person by
the detectives. has been allowed to 60
Nothing that he told the headquarters
men threw any light upon the case.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-26
Popular COmediCHne FHiIs TO Re-
cover Following Operation.

cover Following Operation.
New York. Jan. 25.-Lotta Faust. one OF
the most popular condolences on the
American stage. died from an attack OF
pneumonia. following an operation IN DR..
Bulls Sanatorium. at 50 East Thirty
third street. She had been III for ten
days. and was attended by Dr. Herbert
L. Constable. No arrangements have
been made for the funeral
Miss Faust. who was about twenty
seven years old, scored her first success
as the italian girl in The Liberty
Bellies" produced az the Madison Square
Theater ten years ago. Her success from
then on never waned. Her SAMMY
song in the Wizard Of Or at the Ma
jestic was Gre OF the great hits of the
piece. She appeared in the White Hen
and shortly before her illness as a Span
ish dancer in THE Midnight Sons"
The actress was divorced from her
husband, Ritchie Ling, who is playing
with Viola Allen in the White Sister"
several months ago. after their separa-
ton last September. Soon after this her
engagement was announced TO Malcolm
Strauss, for whom she had posed
The Washington herald., 1910-01-26
Armr sereennt fn ToiIs.

Boston. Jan . Henry E. Keep. q
sergeant in the local recruiting Office of
the United states army. was arrested to-
night charged with forgery According
TO the charges. he hired dress suit,
putting up as security an order on the
United States government for $2730 The
order came back from Washington marked
mo good
The Washington herald., 1910-01-26
WEATHER FORECAST.
For the District of Columbia,
Maryland, and Virginia-Fair
and somewhat warmer to-day.
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.

Pages.
Women in Food Campaign.
Trade Men Meet Commissioners
Root Urges Party Harmony.
Torrents of Rain in France.
2-Germans Oppose Loan Sharks.
National Trade Board Opens.
Bishop Harding Honored.
S-Motorists Flock to Show.
News of Day in Congress.
Hawaiian Prince Dined.
Or. Needham Enters Denial.
Skinner at White House.
Society and Personals.
Yerkes Pictures Sold.
editorial.
Tin World OF Women.
S-Sporting.
Taft as Party Pacifier.
English Election Results.
Panama Libel Case.
10-Daily Court Record.
11-Markets.
commissioner Fix Policy.
Builders Ask a Raise.
Willard Held Not Insane.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-26
CENTURY FLYER WRECKED.
Two Men Are Killed when Fast
Train Is DeralIPd.

St. townsville, y. Y, Jan. 25.-The east
bound Twentieth Century Limited on the
New York Central Railroad. rushing
through the Mohawk Valley at a sped
Of nearly seventy miles an hour. was de-
rallied and wrecked at a point near this
village this morning and two men of the
locomotive crew were killed. They were
John Scanlon. forty-four years old of
Syracuse, the engineer, and Melvin ].
Handville, thirty-ave years old, the fire.
man, also of Syracuse.
It is believed the wrong signals were
given and the train plunged into a switch.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-26
SIX PERISH IN WRECK.
Several Steamers Stranded in Storm
OF Spanish Coast.

Madrid. Jan. 25.-The steamer Guipuz-
Goa. of the Spanish transatlantic Line
has been wrecked off Bilbao. Six per-
sons were drowned Four have been res
cued from the wreck. Those remaining
on board are in desperate peril
There have been several other wrecks
of Bilbao and its neighbOrhood, and also
of Corunna Ferrol, and Santander. II
is feared that many lives have been lost
Several deaths have resulted from d
snowstorm In Navarro.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-26
Continued on Page 2, Column 4.
The Tourvee Sale To-dax

The estate of the late Judge A. W.
Tourgee, author and former consul at
Bordeaux. is being disposed of at auction
at the Sloan Galleries l407 C St, this
week. commencing this morning at II
O'Clock. The catalogue. including the
Tourgee effects. embraces nearly zoo de-
sirable lots, many of which were col
lected abroad by the judge while serving
there in his official capacity
In the sale will also be found some fine
books, paintings, Persian rugs, orna-
ments, bric-a-brac. brasses, curios, &c,
rot TO be had IN the regular way
Sale absolute and seats provided for
patrons. No postponement on account of
weather. Catalogues at Sloan's 1907 6 st