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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-07-07
Kronika Chicagoska
Zapiski z dnia wczorajszego.
- Wczoraj po dniach kilku

NHNSNAN ~ SNAAA w JSNS6Ss
) - Wczoraj po dniach kilku
chfodniejszych = powrociiy IL
paiy, z mimi udary porazenia,
ktorych wczoraj zgioszono S, z
tych jedno smiertelne: T. H.
West, I24 Illinois STR, LEGACY
lat 20, zmari nagle wskutek uda-
ru.
- Donosilisny wczoraj 0 zna-
lezieniu zw}ok stroza nocnego
firmy- Setback Night Watch
Cor; Sledztwo wykazalo, re "a
bity zwie sic K. Doerr, liczyi lat
4S i mieszkal pm. US INLAND str.
Me zostal on zamordowany, jak
zrazu przypuszczano, ale zginaf
wypadkowo, gdy wypalii rewol-
wer jego w}asny, wypadiszy mu
kieszeni ma bruk. Widziai to
zaiScie Gale H. N. Gilbert i z}ozyi
wyczerpujqce zeznanie policyi.
Z Ago pietra budynku II
zbicgu ulic State Jackson boul.
spadl ma chodnik robotnik Slusar-
ski, Clyde Baptist polamal sobie
rece, nogi, zebra, rozbil czaszke
i ieszcze ciezko uSzkodzif wew-
netrznie; walczQcego ze smiercia
odwieziono do szpitala powiato-
wego.
- Policyant FIR. Malone zostai
wczoraj IL zbiegu ulic State |
Jackson boul. przejechany przez
predko jadqcy automobil i dose
ciezko pokaleczony. Automobil
naleza} do J. Silvermana, 1860
Millard ave-, ktory zaraz zawiozl
ranionego do lekarza, a po opa-
trzeniu go do domu pm. 2S46 Wa
shington boul.
- U zbiegu ulic 51ej i Halsted
kolidowaiy diva tramwaje; oba
zostaly poteznie uszkodzone, a
pasazerowie w liczbie kilkunastu
os6b, odniesli niezbyt przyjemne
potluczenia; powazniej Mkt ME
zostai raniony.
- Rznac drzewo, ucial sobie
palec 4o letni J. Pearson, 223S N.
Kimball ave-; staio sic to juz
pred kilku dniami Pearson ME
wiele zwazal ma skaleczenie, az
okazalo sic zatrucie, wskutek kto-
rego biedak umarl wczoraj.
81 letni K. Schmitt, piekarz,
zam. pm. .354S Prairie ave-, zacza-
dzii sic gazem; przyczyny sarno-
bojstwa ME So znane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-07-07

wiedzialnosci ma nastepstwa, ja-
kie moze spowodowac zmiana Ii
nil wytycznej W polityce angiel-
skiej. Spodziewac sic nalezy, re
najblizsze dni beda bardzo waz-
nemi nietyllto dla Krety Grecyi,
ale dla calej kwestyi blizszego
Wschodu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-07-07

Wsrod ciala dyplomatycznego
angielskiego dokonaia sic wanna
zmiana: staly podsekretarz stanu
W urzsdzie spraw zewnstrznysh.
sir Charles Harding, nianowany
zostai wicekr6lem j generalnym
gubernatorem Indyi. Pred kilku
jeszcze miesiacami sir Charles
Harding byl jedna z najwybit-
niejszych postaci w swiecie poll
tyki miedzynarodowej jake MAJ
zaufania krola Edwarda najbliz-
sly jego wspolpracownik. iowa
rzyszyi mu zawsze wszedzie,
we wszystkich podrozach, jake
kr6l-dyplomata odbywal po wszy
stkich stronach Europy, tworzac
nowe kombinacye polityczne, or
ganizujac nowe porozumienia,
pracujac powodzeniem mad
zwiekszeniem wplywow znacze-
MIA Anglii. Kr6l Edward czynil
zadosc wymaganiom konstytucyi
angielskiej, ktora wrecz zastrze-
ga, aby ME krol, lecz przedstawi-
ciel rzadu zajmowai sic sprawa-
mi, dotyczacemi polityki zewne-
trznej i byi "a ME odpowiedzial-
ny pred parlamentem. w ten
spos6b sir Charles Harding byl
wtajemniczonym uczestnikiem
wszelkich rokowafi j umow, na
kt6rych opiera sic caly system
stworzonych przez Edwarda VII
stosunk6w zewnetrznych Anglii,
W szczegolnoSci zas porozumie-
ME z Rosya.
Dziwny to, zaiste przypadek,
ze cziowiek tel rniary tego zna-
czenia, opuszcza siuzbe DIPLOMA
tyczna przenosi sic ma stanowi-
sko, wprawdzie jedno najpierw-
szych, jakiemi Anglia rozporza-
dza, ale pozbawione wpiywu ma
bieg polityki wszechswiatowej.
A przypadek ten, jesli go tax ma
zwat sic godzi, zdarza sic w
chwili, gdy system, ktorego byi
wspoitw6rca, zaczyna rysowac
sic wykazywac sprzecznoSci,
dotychczas szcze$liwie usuwane
zreczna reka Edwarda VII. Do
tyczy to glownie stosunku An
glii do Turcyi. Pc rewolucyi MO
dotureckiej Anglia poczyniia SEE
reg krokow, kazacych przypusz-
czaG, re wbrew poprzednim poro-
zumieniom i ukladom, dotycza-
Gym rozwiazania sprawy mace
dohskiej, polityka brytanska da-
I've bedzie do zapewnienia pan
stwu ottomanskiemu nieVkalno-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-07-07
chana szybkQscia, to z powodu
wichru. Z CORA 60 osob odnioslo
ciezkie rany poparzenia.
Wiele osob zginelo.
TeIegramy krajowe.

Washington, D. c., 7 lipca. -
w tutejszych kolach dyplomaty-
cznych omawiaja obecnie zywo
stosunek centeralnej Ameryki do
Stanow Zjednoczonych.
w centralnej Ameryce jest O.
golne rzekomo oburzenie ma po-
lityke Stanow Zjednoczonych,
ktorym ciqgle zarzucaja, re chca
pochlonac mniejsze i siabsze RE
czy pospolite srodkowo amery-
kanskie.
Pomiedzy radykalnymi szpano'
amerykahskimi politykami pow
stall plan wspolnej akcyi przeciw
Stanom Zjednoczonym.
Ma bye zawarta = wedlug pla-
nu tych dyplomatow lacihsko-
amerykanska llga, ktoreJ dzlaial-
nose gf6wnie ma bye skierowana
przeciw polityce Stanow Zjedno-
czonych.
New York, N. Y.,7 lipca. -
Wydziai, ma czele ktorego stoi
Andrew Carnegie, panuje urza-
dzenie stuletniego jubileuszu po-
koju w Client.
Pokoj W Ghent zawarli Amery-
kanie z Anglia w 1914 Cd tego
czasu trwaja nieprzerwanie dobre
stosunki pomiedzy tymi dwoma
panstwami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-07-07

mi, przeto zydzi m9sza szukat We
wIasnych silach ratunku.
Paryz, Z lipca. ! Przy wsp6l-
udziale niezliczonyeh tiumow do
konano tn wczoraj Iodsloniecia pu
mnika bylego prenpera ministr6w
Waldeck-Rousseaus
Przy pomniku Yyglosili mowy
prezydent Falli9res, premier
BRAND i minister robot publicz-
nych Miller.
Londyn, 7 lipca, = Rad bra
zylijski zamowii II Armstrong;
okret wojenny ma $4,000 ton, czy-
Ii wiekszy niz dotychczas plywa-
jace po wodach oceanu. Okret ten
ma mice 10 czternastocalowych,
20 szescio czterosalowych dzial.
w tym kierunku nasladuje
Brazylia male Chile, ktora zamo-
villa tax samo wielki okret w ze-
szlym tygodniu.
Kapstadt, Z lipca. = Rad tu-
tejszy zakazai pokazywania obra-
zow ruchomych q walk Johnso-
ma Jeffriesem, aPy ME wywo}ac
mozliwych obiaio czarnych'
stare.
Budapest, Z lipca. = Wies
Jasz-Ujfalu W komitacie Abani
lorna zostala doszczetnie znisz-
czona pozarem. 450 mieszkahcow
bez dachu mad giowa, wielka, ME
policzona dokladnie dotychczas
liczba ofiar w lrtdziach.
Nedza wsr6d pogorzelcow
straszna.
Pozar rozszerzal sic nies1y-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-07-07
New York, N. Y, Y lipca. =

New York, N. Y, Y lipca. -
Okret pasazersbi Grand Repu-
bic" stanqi wczoraj krotko po O.
puszczeniu portu, celem odpay-
niecia do Rockaway Beach W pfo-
mieniach. Kapitan zawrocii ma
tvchmiast ster w kierunku portu,
inne okrety pospieszyly' z pomo-
ca, lie sprawdzono ofiar W lu'
dziach niema.
Boston, Mass, Z lipca. = Tutel
sly sad uwolnif cd odpowiedzlal-
nosci karnej Roberta H. Tafta'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-07-07
Telegramy zagraniczne

w obu Izbach parlamentu tocza
sic ozywione, a ostre narady mad
kwestya religijna. w obronie do
tychczasowego stanu rzeczy, We
dug kt6rego katolicyzm jest reli-
gia panujaca wystapii biskup Ma
drytu i dal nowotoron1 cieta pei
ma niezbitych faktow odprawe.
Premier Canalejas natomiast "a
znaczyl, re Hiszpania ME moze
krepowac sic wzgledami religijne-
mi musi stanac ma takiem stano-
wisku, ma jakiem stoja inne poste-
powe narody (scil. Francya. -
Przyp. red.)
Glownie scierali sic re soba Ca
nalejas i biskup Madrytu, czionek
Izby wyzszej.
Obrady te znajda silny od-
dzwiek w kraju i II narodu, gdy7
Hiszpania sklada sic z dwoch wiel-
kich, wrecz przeciwnych pod
wzgledem religijnosci obozow.-
Jeden pobozny, calem screen od-
dany koscioiowi, drugi anarchi-
styczny przewrotowy, obrzuca-
jacy blotem wszystko, co swietc
dobre.
Petersburg, Z lipca. = Pomie-
dzy rosyjskim, japonskim rza-
dem doszlo do ostatecznego poro-
zumienia. Podstawa porozumie-
MIA tego jest stan obecny. Gdyby
w tym stanie miala zajsc jakas
zmiana, natenczas przed wszelki-
mi innymi krokami porozunie6
Sic maja oba rzady, co do tnaJa
cych zajsc zmian.
Toxic, Z lipca. = Koreanski
zwiazek narodowy oswiadczyl sic
przeciw aneksyi Korei do Japonii.
w tym duchu opracowal protest
przedlozyl go swemu cesarzowi,
oraz rzadowi japonskiemu.
Zwiazek ten stara sic wykazac,
re Japonia ME dotrzymala slowa,
ktorem zapewnila niezaleznosc
Korei, lecz dazy do tego, ably kraj
wziac w niewole.
Skutek tych protestow bedzie
prawdopodobnie predki, to pod
postacia szybszego zaanektowa-
MIA Korei, gdyz Rad japohski,
widzac ciagie wichrzenia w Ko-
rel, obawia sic aby kraina ia ME
stala sic rozsadnikiem nieporozu-
miefi wewnetrznych, jakotez kon-
fliktow zewnetrznych. Rosya
zbyt odczuwa sromotna kleske z
ostatniej wojny, ably ME wyzy-
skaIa kazdej sposobnosci oslabie-
MIA wroga, z ktorym musi bye O.
strozna.
Londyn, z lipca. - Tutejsza
prasa zajmuje sic objawami raso-
wei nienawisci w Stanach Zjedno
czonych, jaka wysz}a ma jaw z
okazyi walk Johsona Jeffrie-
sem.
Daily Telegraph" poswiecii
tel sprawie wstepny artykul, w
ktorym nawoluje Rad amerykah-
ski do bezwzgledniejszego ujecia
W karby rasy czarnej, gdyz moga
zdarzyc sic wypadki stokroc razy
gorsze niz dotad ma ziemi amery-
kanskiej sic zdarzaiy.
Petersburg, Z lica. = w Smo-
leiisku wytoczono proces karny
przeciw 3O7 zydowskim denty-
stom, ktorzy w oszukahczy spo-
sob mieli uzyskac swoje dyplo-
my.
Kij6w, Z lipca. - Poiozenie zy-
dow stale sic coraz to mniej 60
dne zazdrosci. Nietylko Rad wy
rzuca ich granic pahstwa, ale W
ostatnich czasach EASILY powazne
rozruchy wSrod ludnosci, ziejaceJ
nienawiscia ku zydom, ktorzy ia
cd lat wielu wyzyskiwali. Rad
ME chce, czy ME moze powstrzy-
mac tiumow przed wykroczenia-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-07-07
NAnANOWCACH
Rad hiszpanski prZeciw religii.-Pier-
wsze starcie w Senacie.
Traktat Japonii z ROsya.
Protest przeciw aneksyi kOrei.
PRASA ANGIELSKA o MURZYNACH.
3O7 DENTYST0W OSKARZONYCH.
Przesladowania zydow Njowie.
Pomnik Waldeck Rousseau'a.
Brazyhjsd pancernik.
2 OBAWY PRED RASOWA WALKA.
Katastrofa pozarowa ma Wegrzech
ZcdnOcZOnym. Jubieusz
z oBAWY PRED RAsOWA WALKA.
Katastrofa pozarowa ma Wegrzech.

StanOm Zjcdnoczonym Jubeusz
pokoju POzar okretu Syn Tafta uneWnniony.
wypada dOlar6w glove Sta
ZiednoczOnych. Przecw Obrazom ruchomym walk1
johnson Jeffres.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-07-07
PRZEGLAD
POLITYN MIEDzyNARODOWEl

Chicago, 7go lipca.
(Ustapienie wsp6}pracownika Ed
warda VII-go. - Anglia wobec
M{odoturkow. - Niezrozumiala
polityka. w naprezonem oczeki-
waniu).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-07-07

Brazylijski pancernik.
The Washington times., 1910-01-29
Deaths

Lillian Allen, s. years. Providence Hos
pitaL
Kate F Florence, IS years. Homeopathic
Hospital
Kate a. Chase, IS years. a II street
northwest
north west.
susan ;. Muir, 81 years. 300 Q street
northwest
Orema n R0undtree. i years. Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane
A6ella r Scott, y years, Providence
Hospital
Margaret GoOnan, % years, Government
Hospital for the Insane
Pete CramlIch, IS years, SO N street
southwest
southeast
Annie Len0ir. % years, washington
Asylum Hospital
Eutledga Robinson, s. years, Govern
r.ment Hospital FOR the Insane.
Frederick keppler. 20 years. Casualty
Hospital
NOrelIa Bromley. > years, 9l2 Ninth
street northeast.
Della NJ Brennan, 30 years. 697 y street
Phoebe Lord. Sc years. COS Thirteenth
street northeast
Elizabeth Byers, 3 years. s. I street
northeast
The Washington times., 1910-01-29
COURT NAY SETTLE
QUESTION OF CASTE
Mulatto's Attempt to Send
Daughter to White
School Fails.

4 legal defense Of its action N de-
Ciaring against a mixture Of the races
IN the public schools viii be made BY
the Board Of Education II is deter
mined TO back Superintendent Stuart in
barring the child Of 6 R Wall, Of
BrOOkland, from the BrOokIand school
The father Of the child, whose mother
Is white, may bring suit in the District
courts
When the Board Of Education met
yesterday, Captain oyster recommended
test case 70 TX the status of white
and COIOTed IN the public schools
W D. Hoover. in supporting President
Oyster. suggested that Superintendent
SIuarTS action Re sustained Mrs. Mary
H Terrell. COlored- a member Of the
board. objected She declared that Mr.
SIuarJs action was Illegal But the
board decided there IS sufficient legal
authority behind the action
Objection TO q book entitled stories
From American History" being read
by pupils was received from the De
paTtment OF Potomac, Q. A r The
objection IS that the book is IaudatOry
TO Gen. Robert E Lee, placing him
among the greatest Americans.
These changes were announced in
the school fOTCes-
The Washington times., 1910-01-29
RIVALS PLAN SUIT
AGAINST STANDARD
Will Ask for Damages Under
Provisions Of Sherman
Law.
ALL INDEPENDENTS
TO UNITE IN CASE
If Test Is Won Other Suits Will
Be Filed by Suf-
fererS

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan 29--The execu-
tive committee Of the Independent Pc
troleUm AIarketers' Association has had
a secret conference here To complete
plans to bring a test suit for damages
against the Standard OIL Company, 70
be instituted under the provisions of the
Sherman act, for viola ions Of which the
company already has BE- IN convicted
The members OF the company are
Thomas L Hisgen, o. S-,ringheld, Mass,
president OF the organization; F. c
Bretsnyder, Of Chicago; a J. CaIlag-
han. Of Jackson. Mss; F J Spiegler,
OK Chicago; J 7. Murphy, Of Cleveland,
and W. H BaTJer, o. Minneapolis Air
Barber represents the local oil dealers
association
Confident that the United States ST.
prenae Court will sustain the St. Louis
court which reversed the conviction or
the Standard OIL Company, the commit
tee believes that 10 await decision
from that body would be q waste OF
time, and Il plans 10 begin another &C
ton against the company as soon as
the evidence can be put IN shape Tor
presentation 70 the courts.
The organization which the executive
committee represents has a membership
independent 5Obber and marketer Of pc
tTOleum and its by-pTOduCts-
Information as TO the damages SUI
fered by the independents because Of
the trusts methods which has been
gathered by agents Of the organization
the committee in this city and gone over
carefully, with the assistance Of two
Ohio attorneys, who are in the city TO
attend the conference
The Washington times., 1910-01-29
GEORGETOWN MEN
GATHER TONIGHT
Blue and Gray Alumni to
Hold Their Annual
Banquet.

Georgetown's alumni banquet at the
Willard tonight gives every Indication Of
being the most successful in the history
Of the asso citation.
Charles J Murphy. chairman Of the
banquet committee, Chis morning an
nounced that the number Of responses
is larger than ever before and George
z. Hamilton, president Of the national
society, who viii be POSTMASTER, has
completed a list Of speakers which in
cludes some OF the most prominent
graduates
Special invitations have been accepted
by all Of the living rectors OF the in
stitUtiOn. Each viii be called upon for
a short address, as viii Rev Joseph
Himmel, :. J., the president of the
university.
In addition 70 the speeches there will
be congregation singing. a special
booklet OF Georgetown's songs having
been compiled by the committee
ICniEhLS banquet follows the policy
70 commemorate the birthday of John
Carroll. who founded the college in
lIS9- Representative Of the New York.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and New
England branches Of the society viii be
u-e=err-
The Washington times., 1910-01-29

c. G SLOAN & CO. IsSC-. AuctI's. 1897 c -
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE BEING PREMISES so. 11Z5 9TH
STREET MORT r IS EST, WASHINGTON. =.
c. INCLUDING LARGE BRICK STABLE
N REAR BY virtue OF deed q trust re-
corded IN Liber 5I6I- folio rs. e. SEQ OF the
Land Records Tor The District q Columbia
and By direction OF party secured thereby.
We VIII ofer for sale a. public auction IN
front Of the premises. On WEDNESDAY.
FEBRUARY sTH. A. =. 1910, az HALF
PAST POUR O'CLOCK P n, the follow
ing described real estate fl the city o. wash
ington, District Of Columbia, TO wit Part Of
Lot Flfty-u|O go in Alexander 2. SheD-
hundred and siEry-nine t56sI. per Plat
recorded In Llber " F., folio -, q the
Surveyors once Records Of ne District OF
Columbia Beginning for the SANE at the
thence south on Tenth street. 8 feet inches.
thence east is feet inches 20 al alley p
feet wide. thence north on said alley =
feet 9 inches. thence west rs feet inches
20 the place Of beginning
The property viii be sod subject % the
liens Of two deeds Of trust dated June 2. 1871
and recorded June -. 1867, in Liber 500, folio
IS e. seq and folio al q seq, the first
Potomac Insurance Company. q the Dtsrrlc.
OF Columbia, and the second securing an in
debteGness o. S1-701. Jue 20 william Ston-
Albert, said debts being due and Dayaol-
! une a. 1910
Terms Of sale: Al cash. To be complied
with within fifteen days from cay OF sale O.
trustees reserve the right 20 resell the prop
erTy AZ TIE risk and cost o. defzultiDg pUr-
newspaper published IN Washington, D C.
Conveyanclng aid recording az purchaser
cost 4 deposit % SOD VIII Be req l-eG o.
the purchaser al the time OF sale HARRY
sz2s-l0t-ezsa
The Washington times., 1910-01-29

Mrs Ida Geier, seventy-five years old,
who lived alone at 726 Thirteenth street
northeast. was burned to death on the
second floor Of her home shortly after
s O'Clock this morning
The aged -yoman's charred body was
found IN the hallway near the bathroom
door. It was evident that she had at
tempted TO get water 70 put out the
flames which had burned the clothing
of her
Mrs Geier was the widow Of Burnett
Geier, and had lived alone since her
husbands death several years ago Mrs.
A F. Kelley. her daughter, who lives
next door, hid been in the habit Of get
ting u early every morning and as
sisting her IN preparing breakfast and
looking after the fires
As Mrs Kelley started TO 80 into
the house this morning, she saw smoke
The Washington times., 1910-01-29
Army and Macy
SerUice Orders
ARMY.

Major ELMER W HUBBARD. Coast
Artillery Corps. viii repair TO this
city and report TO the commanding
officer. Walter Reed General Hos
pltRl, District Of Columbia for treat
ment-
The retirement Of Colonel CHARLES 3.
Byrne. Medical Corps, from active
service on January .. 1910. under the
requirements Of the act Of Congress
approved June 80, ISS2, IS announced
The following transfers at the request
Of the officers concerned are ordered
CAPTAIN CHARLES H MARTIN from
the 1st Infantry TO the I'D Infantry.
Captain GROSVENOR L TOWNSEND
from the ed Infantry 10 the 1st IN
fantry.
The Washington times., 1910-01-29
THos. J. OWEN & son. AucuOneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE USIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE, ~ SOUTH
BROOELAND. d -
By virtue Of q certain deed q trust duly
o. the land records q The District o. Co
lunbia. and az the request q the party Sc
cured thereby the UDdeTsl gnec trustee W..
sell. Al pubic auction. within he Ofllce O.
y ". on MONDAY. THE LST DAY or
JANUARY, a d 1870. AT TWELVE
O'CLOCK II. the follow IN s-descri1eG Land
and premises. situate in the County o. Wash
3lg-oE- District OF Columbia and Designated
as and being Lots 2. 3 Z, . s. and Z q
Block 1Cs Lots L ?. 4. and in
Block 90 Lot Z n Block q ard ell OF
Block IS. II william O. Denisol and RedfCrd
" walker. Trustees subdivision o. Isld
nov known as south Bro-0E-alc- as Pc
pat recorded il Lsber County No = folio
IS Of the Surveyors once Records o. the
District % Columbia subject 70 a certain
covenant running With the land that 10
slaughter house shall be erected
TERMS OF SALE. One-third q the pur-
chase money 10 be paid IN cash balance In
two equal llstaiiuents. payable IN one ai11
two years win interest a. per ceoIurn Pc
an1Urn- payable semi La-lys ron Gay o.
sale, secured by deed OF trust upon the prop
e-ty sold, al cash, At the option q the
purchase A deposit OF 5000 VIII be re
recording. etc. at cost q purchaser Terms
o. sale 20 Be compiled with within = days
from day o. sale. otherwise the trustee Z
serves the night 70 resell the property al
the risk and cost Of de1aUlttnE purchaser,
after I've days edEertLsszns1t OF such resale
in some Newspaper published IN Washing
national SAVINGS AND TRUST CON
PANT, formerly The National Safe De
pOsit. Savings aid Trust Company. q the
District C Columbia. Trustee.
BY WI D HOOVER, President
ta1s-25 q ? - =. e. Z7-Ss.Zs
The Washington times., 1910-01-29
MADAME WEBER'S
RECITAL PLEASES
ViTtuOSo Holds Interest of Large
Audience in Columbia
TheateT.

An interested audience greeted
Madame Gisela Weber at the violin
recital at the Columbia Theater yes
terday
Madame Weber's ambitious pro
Crane was given meritoriously, her
audience finding its greatest satisfac-
ton in Svenden's tUnefuI and fancffUI
TCmanZa, MOzaTt'S Weu-knOwn Inl--
net with its haunting melody and
measure, and Brahms sonata in A
major
As an encore number TO the last
selection Madame Weber played
Jocelyn's Be-ceuse with much sweet
ness.
The Washington times., 1910-01-29
AGED WOMAN BURNED
TO DEATH IN HER HOME
Mrs Ida Geer PeriSheS in Flames After Her Dress Ac
cdentally Catches Fire, Son Finding Her Car
red Body Later.

coming out Of one Of the second-stOry
front windows. She raped on the
door and called to her mother. She
received no response Unable TO get
into the house. Mrs. Kelley hurriedly
summoned her brother, Casper Geier.
He lives at 1251 II street northeas-
Meantime a telephone messaga had
been sent by neighbOr TO No o fire
company Mr.. Geier, however, WIS the
first 10 reach the house. Going upstairs,
he found his mothers body
The bed in the front room was IN
flames The iremen put out the blaze
before much damage was done. It IS
supposed that Mrs. Geier struck a
match when she got UP and IN some
manner set herself and the bed cloth
ing on FIRE
Coroner hewitt gave a certificate OF
death from accidental burns.
The Washington times., 1910-01-29
MUSICALE GIVEN
BY STUDENTS CLUB
Washington College of Music At
PENDANTS Entertain at Janu-
arv Meeting.

The regular January meeting Of the
Students Club Of the Washington Col
leec Of Music was held in the college
last night The program VS.
The Life OF Beethoven" Mrs HOuEE :
Adelaide Ar Backing piano solo.
selected, Miss AVingert, The Character
and Friendship Of Beethoven" Mr.
Miller. sonata, Op. p, No. 2, Mr.. Engel ,
Ny Faithful Johnnie" Miss BUIuphrey-
7 Love Thee as Thou Jovetb Me- Miss
FtieEel: sonata, op- .. Beethoven, Miss
Goodwin
The Washington times., 1910-01-29
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y B.-FoIIowing schedule figures published
only Is Information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta Birmingham, Mobile New
For Chattanooga and Memphis. 500 a 10
daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville Cybstra7oovs
Birmingham. New Orleans, 1910 o "a
For Roanoke. Knoxville. C,hatfancoc-,
Nashville, Memphis, 40 q m daiIy
sleeping car open after 10 .. nj
For Atlanta Birmingham Colr-,L7,
Charleston. Augusta, Aiken savannah Ts-i-
sonviIle. and Florida points, AIS q NJ 5afI--
L S. BROWN. General Grs1+-
The Washington times., 1910-01-29
Marriage Licenses.

Frank DOugheTty and AIariane LisIln-.
Of Washington
DositeO Fernando and Petra EspinO
SAM, Of Washington
Samuel H DiClley and Elizabeth Wal
lace. Of Washington
Fred Stricken and Cora Edmund Of
washington
William r. Butler, Of Prince George
county Nd and Louisa A Kelly, OF
NashiuEtou.
The Washington times., 1910-01-29
NAVY

Of Ordnance. Navy Department
Washington, D c.
Assistant Surgeon Il BUTTS 10 Naval
Medical School. Washington, y. c.
and additional duty at the Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane. Wash
ingtOn, D. c.
The Washington times., 1910-01-29
ELLA GINGLES WEBS
AT LARNE, IRELAND

CHICAGO, Ill, Jan Z9--ELa GinEIes,
the young irish lace maker, whose trial
on the charge Of stealing lace from her
former employer, Agnes Barrett. GRE
ated . sensation some months ago. mas
been married at Lame, Ireland The
announcement was made by Mrs @
Van Dusen Cooke, who took charge Of
the girl upon her acqUfttaL