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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-24
MORGAN MAKES SPEECH
rinancier Says Il Thank You
TO New England Society.
SILENT TRIBUTE TO DEAD
Dr.. stryker and Congressman
Mccall Extoll Pilgrim Spirit
at the Waldorf.

III llE w SLldOl
~bs NeU England Society htId Its
..-,b annu.. dinner at the Waldorf last
.h,-s dinner which was i'm one sense
>.e,. England dinner at all II ended
i'' - wish 2 series OF tributes TO what
o. ,......s has called "inet handful cr
heI.'. ..,...I .s.,,ti,s'' who tanned tho New
nan 80 ......,o,,ose cleared fl az under
h"s,"'' r.....,,. and founded an ep-
brush ''''
p!re ....;... .-o.,,,,..
Ho"'.'' ...5 49,, 80, in, si5.
me so'''''' .... -. ,,-,t, ,,,,,,..,,,. #
Of hin SP'''" ...,,,'ii,,., 81
the gleS'' va -, -.
Kew "a ...,-. IL. an, r.
Of Ham!i''' .'"'7'' -.
jerks cons. ''''''' ,'''','' -.
POs,maS'e.- 'e...', '''," H. nv, ~,
the Rev L.. N"Hdi" I4e!So" -''' 'i''
Horace Russell D. Ile' poH' NO. s','' zen
eral Thomas IL. hubbard AUSTIN D.
Fletcher, Captain A.oert "!ed'es' I. o.
y, George AUSTIN NOT lso"'. J'.' w an
Lspenaid Su> oah' 1oll ~
Henry ". y. bu'N"a.i """"," VI
fth and i+''''""'- '.'''
L. :. y
u '''.S ', .-.,.,,,, .uolo -pr Strylker
,..,arses,-ar Mccall and Justice jerks.
...... 5,.,,,o. ,cs,ecti.eIy. "Forcrath-
.ortl p1c,i,r in Politics" and The
.. p,,r,tar,o Eut before the
wv - 1,e.i5o,. Dayis said
sP'o".'' NJ, ...,. -sl. ,.,, a., riee and stand
-. 80 nv. ,,or,or,. of our
"O"', -, .to.a No., ord
otdu 10 -. IN ,,,,.o
women "a 'i' -1". '''" '''
pioneers VINO Ioi'V"e" 'IeH' '"' O's
the length ana oIe"d'h o. Ne" E"5 ''''''
cyr ancestors
ost Fortv-one Members in Year.
.-...,..-s clio roco,d
l"' 49, -. ia tho
oi a"o"'' -, a.
Se1't'als mas 100. ,,,,,,,,,,.,.
iosS %! u-''" '' ~ - ~
70 VINO" mus 10" y, 60 $50 49, e.,
Nhl'eia" "e'"' "I'o W. -. a,,
Nce-presidehI OF inc soe''''
aaf meeNIs' ""oS' 'o'f o. -,
iftur"e" 20 HAS ''"''' -,
ASh "arsHp HS '"h'' 49,.
for nm as man anu 'Ie'I 'o'io'
as Ambassador rom the O"''eu '''''S'
Then he announced
AT the last meeuns your BOAR" % W
.e-'o'S 20" ''.e a. ,.rasi,3e,,f. as
10 'He so0''E W. VI -, -,
honorary meIh"eIS' anu an
will all congratulate the society on the
election of such distinguished and pa
-. ,r..ri,,,s e,cb trle New Eng
u''.' nm. ~ 10 ,.-.,,e;.,,o,,,l,
Ianotis VINO nave zee" ~ -
oe'oled 10 'ne nv 80 -, Lava boen
-'' -. ec,,. ,.oore tha,
CURING the more Una" M, ,,.;I1 =. aI.,
nave oeeH ."e'''''', o -, ,bar, hotb
s'"', 80, -. torr,. ,oars in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-24
ToscANINI BETTER; CONDUCTS.

Arturo Toscanini, recovered from his
ndisposition, directed last nights per-
Torrance Of Madame Butterfly" at the
Metropolitan Opera House. Miss Farrar,
Mr. Martin and Mr. Scott were the usual
principals. and the house was large one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-24
CHILOREN'S THEATRE OPENS.

"Racketty Packetty House had its
public opening Yesterday afternoon. and
Inc Childrens Theatre as well, and the
cosey Riddles playground in the Century
Theatre was packed as tightly az IL was
on Saturday, when the invitation per-
Torrance of Mrs. Frances Hodgson Bur-
nett's play was given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-24
APPROPRIATIONS OF Mr.. REID
Further Tributes from Fellow
Editors.
An Epitaph.

From The Sacramento oCaIJ Union.
over his grave the old words may fifty
be spoken. We'll done, good and faithful
servant for If he did not add largely
10 the record Of Americas glory. neither
did he leave any public duty undone. ana
whatever he did was done thoroughly and
we'll He was dependable and reliable.
ana higher cnComium than that is not
often given to a servant OF the public.
MnHiEA u. his dnnr.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-24
BOSTON GETS NEW YORK EXPERT

fBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune-l
Boston. Dec 23-Henry v Mscksey.
former New York expert engineer was
to-day appointed by the directors OF the
BostC1 port To develop the waterfront OF
the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-24
CEMETERIES.

THE WOODLAND CEMETERY,
a33d ST. By Harlem Train and by Trolley.
Office. 20 East 23d ST.. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-24
UNDFRTAKERS.

FRANK r.. CAMPBELL, 2if-3 West ga
ST. Chapels Private Rooms, Private Ambv.
lsnees. Tel. 1924 Chelsea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-24

DALE-Suddenlv on sunday December ~
1912. Annie Kellogg. wife OF Alfred q. Dale
Funeral services at her late residence. Inc
KenilWorth. Central Park West and 10Th ST.
TUESDAY. December "A, At p m. Relatives
and friends invited. Illinois papers please
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-24

HEMSTREET-On Monday evening, Deem
Der %. 1912, Margaret FORSYTH beloved
wife OF william Hemstreet in her 18th
wear Funeral services Al her late resi-
derce. No. 1892 Bergen St. Brooklyn, y.
Y, at 10 O'clock. Thursday morning, De-.
cember 20 Interment at convenience Of
family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-24

BATON Margaret n. Eaton. widow Of John
Eaton. AZ Hotel Plaza, December -. Inter
ment at Pittsburgh, Penn, December "a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10

tronote M~enigbeoenS Br9it, Yaitor
Scbmiot, frem % forfloreoe, boor'
for man bar fommen. Oct ituloe
opre en- OberroifelIe Mnleoning
al 6. Wortenien og SltItrlS Selp-
Ibrpllitp. San operrofte Dem en- Gel
Selpqenitonoe o9 fnDtte6e fin Tale
til Sroet oeo &ono @rip6efGr0, bpor
.SSSeius oobenbareoe lin Serligbeo".
Oct par en- Cot fra Meni9beoen FOR
oct @rbei0e, De bar uof6rt. 6. Wor'
tenIen bor p9ret Wenigbe0ens Sos
ierer og Mrs. Mortenien bnr ppret
apinoeForenineens &osierer, Sperp
iom oe bor iiofert til itor SilfreoS-
Ibeo. Der pefsIe6es me6 Gong, og
Tioen gleo burtig. Sslpbritoeparret
bar Iige fontn1en biem fra en- &ei'e
til Soparb 60.
Den file Menigbeo trpnger
baorot til ct eget @ltbs-Sus, ibet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10
40rreipon0ance
1Sra Staplebnrit, Ncbr.

IA ieg bar o9ret Der Here Sat
&c % let % bort mig for, fan ieg
10 oerDe0 bape facet noget 91lno.
ifab til 6orbol0ene pod oi8ie So.
ne; og % ie9 baober oct miIi9ois
fan Blue til Ell Smule @npn for
anore, bill ieg me00ele Iiot 6erfro.
Ser 1om ian mango onore Steoer
/ Nmerifa Dor Der en- Del Oonffe,
iom bar bpret ber lpnge % be6
ongli9t ib9roigt 4rbeioe er nonct
frem til at flare zig Del, 6bo6 set
ior6iife 2ibs 6ornsoen6eoer ongonr.
@n Gel al Dem bar mere Omiora
nor Si9leneS 6relie emo for ct noo
irem til megen 6ormite % Mnieelie
Der Geroen. @f0 Oct bar iualeoes
ale Gegne. 6oor 0onife Dor oQ
bpqgerl
!0oor Den 6eIlige SfriitS Ger
BONNIE fife forfpnoeS og fSIges / oct
Oo9lige 9in, Der fan beller life
MeineIfer frelies. Gofine Merte.
ifer | De forifellige 9Qore trpnger
allie til at b6re en- Juno opffettoe
o9 op6nggenoe SUBS Or0s 9Sor-
fDnoelie. Soooon Sorfnnoelie bpoes,
Ono bare lopetl itooig | ben 6onife
go. -Iutb. Wenig9eo Der poa Steoet,
90 5rli9terne berof fan man oqino
mPrfe. Or0et, iom prp0ifeS | &irfen
Iog briIges ! Suiene rlin0t omfring
nn6er ben Selligoanos Qeoelie, gsr
In @erning til geffelie oe til 4et-
leoeIie for De bafte % troen0e. 5or
ioooont er Der @run0 til @Ig0e oa
Sof. Nen Der trpnges ogioo fer
baorot til mere 89ffelie og ct mere
olporligt % inOerligt friiteligt 9ip
I '0e enfelte Wenneifebierter Den
aonoelige 9ilitono Der er erlonn life
naoet frem til at blibe fom Den Dor
| @eniobeoen | Gbesiolonifo bo
pouIits ffreo fslgenbe Sro til Den.
ne: o8i er ffploiee oltto at taffe
@it6 FOR coer, 9r6orel iom tiIbsrIigt
er, foroi eSers Gro noffer froftigen,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10

ian0iDnli1t pil mango, bpis Sjerte
olorig bleo narnlt FOR Den mGgtige
Sag. Der 6eOoer Den friitne Stu
interchangeable, finoe Oenne Artifel
fe0elig efGer ! bpert 6oIo nnpttig,
men ei6 Ser oItio m0en for @itOs
Menig6eo / Oonmurf moo bore
en- Slot, Der beOer OH. al @ltos Rige
nloa fomnte til Oonife StlpOenter.
Mon life, noor alt fonmler til alt,
0unnlorfs 3remtio ior en- itor Gel
of9eiger al boiIfen Snoilp0elie Sc
III ariiti gpan8eIilm ioor pao
0anjfe Shtoenter nu2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10
Curtis, 0ebr.

Monbag Den %. Nop. par Ell
S~eitio8bag / @benyG8er Meniobeo.
Mon ImnIe6es Dos 8eter SenIens
og 6rog ioo / Slot oe 5slae op
oper 8offen og neo 40 8offen. til
man nooeoe 0olen, bpor G6riiten
@ortenien Dor. De lao o9 1piite
MiSoog og oneoe intet llrooo: Me.
niabeoens apinoer tog 6uiet | 9e-
Ifooelie, oa mart iomlebes man peb
ct peloeftet @orb.
Oerefter iotg man SoImen: Oct
er ioo pnbigt at fslses oo"; iao
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10

Der ofte mnngleS Ylaos peo Meoer.
ne. @n Romite blep neoiat peo Me.
nigbeoenS iioite 9lorsmsoe for ot
forberebe Soaen; me poo @riinb
al 6erfe i @nr Dor 9lpIen life Doe.
ret Ioa goo. 2oroet er meget bslae.
formiot poo time SteSer, men
er life I ioa bsi Bris iom mango
andre Steoer. Den npe 9onobruas.
itole | Curtis, iom Stoten bor be.
oileet 100000 til oil mart bore
fGr0ig. Curtis for 9ipet 9amo til
Ell 8pr0i of $4,000 og araftita.
tion for eIeftrfif Gus. On nogle al
bore 2~m6smpno mbre Steoer teen.
fer at Finite fr De natiirIiepis bel.
fonnnen Der, ierIiet 90 iaaoomte,
iom oil bore meo at frenmne set FIR.
feliee Grbejbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10
,,JULEGRANEN" 1912.
Illustreret Julebog for Danske i America.
Udgivet af Dansk Boghandel, Cedar Falls, Ia.
INDHOLD:

NDHOLD:
Adam Dan: Julebudet. Olfert Ricard: Brew til en- ung
L%andsmand Amerika.I. Chr. Bay: Ude befaret-hjemme
bevaret. EFT Eventyr. Carl Hansen: Jul Urskoven. Med
Photographer. Harald Jensen: Fra Tanke til TrO. Et Lv
Digit. Halvdan Hefweg: Julegraad. j. Chr. Bay: Dan
ske Boyer amerikanske offentlige Samlinger. Med Gengi
velser af Titelblade. - Knud Gj9rup: she. Musk til: Kr.
0stergaard: vi err Festere (Muskken af J.Nellemann) JChr.
Bay: Nit Land (Musikken efter Nelson Kneass: Ben Bolt).-
M. F. Blichfeld: En- Jul blandt Indianerne 1888. = M. So
rensen: Eft Brew. Antoni Thomson: Wort Arves9v. = Marie
Toksvig: 4Hbletreet. p. s. Wig: Lidt ON dem, der blew
borte. Nogle Smaatrek af Danskernes Historic Amerika-
Marcus A. Hansen: Hver sin Byrde. = j. L: Juleaftens Fest
pa Havets Bund. = Jens Eriksen har leveret allie Hustra-
toner (med Undtagelse af Billederne Carl Hansen Jul i
Urskoven, og Bay: Danske Boyer.
Billeder Jens Eriksen: Ogsaa ct Julemaaltid. Hvor re-
der Sommeren vel Blomstersengen. My native country, thee.
Part fra Solvang, California. = Omslag og Titelblad efter
Tegninger at Jens Eriksen.
Pris 30 Gents.
Forhandles af
DANISH LUTHERAN PUBL HOUSE,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10
Slere itore 9r9mier

til De, Der til lite Sanllor 1915 al.
letter oct iterite antol Nerfer.
9tGrmere 9efen0t9srelie oesangao.
el1oe bill fremfonnme / ct at De ier.
tie gdlmre al ole De 6onif-omerifon
rte 9Iaoe, og enboer, iom er int.
reSieret / Snaen, oil 40 6enne Sci
flnne erbol0e al n60oen0ig Oplps-
ming.
Ser ifnI blot incomes, at Der itaor
Dc flinfeite WGrfeIplqere fri Rei.
ie til og ira Son5roncisco un6er
lloltiain9en | lt0iigt.
Oerfor: Solo Die me6 Den npite
PresiemeOoeleIfe.
Og, en6nli en- Sang: @lem life
DonmarfS 9DgningslMprt poo
Sl1lepoitenl
0onmorfs- 9pgningS.
Som n,
8ermon 5. aorea,
Sefretpr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10
Oanmarts= SDgningen
Gun 6rantiato 1915.
aOrtfnttet Obcriiet ober aOmiteens
@irfiOmbeO.

0lem life 90nmarfs' Sg9ningssWfGr
fet paa Snlepoiten!
Son 6rancisco, Sal, IA. Rop., 1912.
Oct er / 6enne Moone0 li9e ct
2lor iiOen, at 0anmorts s9p9nings-
aomiteen 6egpn0te i'm aftuelIe 8irf-
iont6e6 nleO set tt0ligere ontolte,
oellbfe6e M}osiemeoe, 6por De ferite
1otunnrfs Gpgning&{MGrfe 6leo
iolat, og DC ferite Dollars ruaeoe
inc / aosien. 5foen ga far So-
gen 6enben0t jig ON Stette til
I2on0smeno / oae Dele of bette no
%itratte 2onO, % oct CT o8 after en-
@Ir0e at firnne fonitntere, at Den
finn nleget iou Steoer bar henoenot
lii9 f%orgGoeS. ll0en ior California
log Gbica9o er DER ganife bit iniet
lSteo, iom til Ooto bar o%oerppl0en-
De itore 3einltater at opDile; men
lui lbar fooet oct Sn0trpf, at man /
ale areoie bar no9et tilooers for
Sugen, oe at DC inlon 9iOro1, gen
nem asb al 0anmarf5 .9pgnings-
mrrfet. itoOi9t fommer til % en-
%ifenne Qa9 nil uo9sre en- impone-
ren0e Gum.
ll0en 8piol unorer man Jig oDer,
boorleoes set bele e0entIi9 goor, og
len
Gortfattet Rebegerelie
ira 9omiteenS SiOe tlrOe 0erior
bdDe 0rao pda aIminoelig Snteres.
he. Ser tan ooq life oGre Gale
ON ct oetaiaeret He9nifnb, boilfet
loi pe0 bette Gi0spunft o~oer1ooeoet
life Ter os Stono til at iremleg9e.
Is mango Bper, ipecielt / 9oliior.
mia, er Der oo1n1et 2ofalfomiteer, iom
boer bar lat lig ct beitemt Ntonl
togle al 0iSie aoniteer beiin0er JIG
enonu / De i~orbereoen0e Sta0ier,
meOens olrore er go0t iremme me0
arbei0et, men ineen al Dem fan
eit6nai ooerifue oct enoeIiee &eiultat
lar oereS Girfiombe0.
Oct iolltme er 5ili9loet me0 so.
%peofonbiteen. Neoens Ser arbeioes
for Sogen mongfol6i9e Steoer, er
oct oS for neroeren0e umnligt at
opfsre ~nsiogtige SNmmer iom itoo-
ef10e til Dor &oooi9beo. 8Mgenoe
OOeriigt er oerfor gioet meo iterft
ofrunoeoe Sal.
MI 0nnife % oanif Soreninger /
Snn6rancisco er Der til Onto teg.
net ca. $4,000 og al 5oreninger
itoen for Sonf5roncisco co. $1,000,
bpflfet meo bore cane 5000 lo9sr
omfring $4,000. 8i bar enooi-
oere pe6 Cato itOeitooenoe benoe0
en- MiG;on M9rter, % % oct MI
fer p6erit iipl0ent, at nogen retur.
nerer Nprferne, ger ni iiffer Regn-
ing poo at fna olle De uoeitoaeoe
omiot | fontonte Benqe. 9ette Ito
9br en- anocn $4,000, 6oilfet BETH
Der, at bore aftioer beo ninprenoe
8i6spinft u0eer ca.
Sbpe Sniino Collars,
log beri or enooa life meoregnet DC
8eleb. De isr n9nnte 2ofalfomi.
teer ollere0e roo6er oner. let ifol
D0erIigere bemprtes, at al De ! Gan
francisco tegncoe $4,000 er ben
longt ooerpeienoe Del tegnet Of 60
mfteens eare We0lemner. llo ooer
at ugltere tor gritgett al Oanmdrfss
@pgningsmprfet bar ni al bel oper.
beieoe @run6e en6ri life bei1penot
os iii oenne 9ps itore oonife 9efolfs
ming, bos 6piIfen hi epentlielt ben.
ter os betp6elig St6tte.
1oor ri mi, efter Ell @nrs 5orleb
fan oppiie Ino goot ct HeiiiItot, oo
tror hi os pao 8oretngenoets Be1.
ne berettiaet ill at ie Sremtioen |
M6oe meo lpie 5orbnabninger.
Men Der er cnbnn en- lang @ej
til De $4,000, pi bar lat os iont
forelsbigt Mool, og Oct err portSoab,
at pore 0on6smpn6 omfrino | Can.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10

I~NDHOLD:
Lyt! M ringer Klokkerne H9tid ind. AT Provst Henry Lar
sen. Illustration af S. Dirk. Melodi af Organist Gunnar
Boesen.
De kom til Bethlehem. Illustrationer af Luplau-Jansen.
Eventyret ON Spilemanden. AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Carl
Koch. Illustrationer af LuplauJansen.
ct Juleoffer. AT Fru Ellen GGtzsche. Ilustrationer af FIR.
Kraul.
ct Dagbogsblad fra Sandwichgerne. AT Pastor c. Skovgaard-
Petersen. Ulustrationer af S. Clod-Svensson.
En- Hierteseir. AT Zakarias Nielsen. Ilustrationer af Chr.
Bang.
We'd Grensen. AT Professor L. P. Larsen. nlustrationer at 8.
Dirk.
AT min Autografmappe.. AT Pastor A. Fibiger. nlustrationer
af Chr. Bang.
Ord, som kan frelse. AT Pastor Olfert Ricard. Ilustrationer
af S. Clod-Svensson.
Mar hee Naturen hvier. AT E. K. Illustration af S. Clod-
Svensson.
Omslagstegning af Carl Thomson. Titeblad af Chr. Bang.
FSlgeblad: KRISTUs OG DEN sAMARITANSKE KvINDE.
Efter Maleri at FIR. Schwartz.
Pis SOC. netto, ~portofrit. lowering god It'd garanteres.
Bestl Heftet hos Deres PrRst, Husets nermeste Agent
eler direkte hos
DANISH LUTHERAN PUBLISHING HOUSE,
Blair, Nebr.
Hovedkommissionar for America.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10

9onmorfs. 9 pgnin9s-9omiteen be.
pioner berneo i'm oprigtige 8of til
enbber, Der til Cato bar bepift Ga.
9en ieIp Den min6ite 6ieneite. Og
til Opmuntrine for Dem, iom I oct
iiOite Gor 6or birfet iaa trofoit Tor
at ifabe Sllfoes at 5oretooenoet, tif
at to9e lat poo M, ioo bel Iom for
at opmirrtre on6re til at f6fqe GfS-
emplet, bnr hi mt beItent os til at
uoi9tte
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10

ioni funOe pentes Of Dem. De MAJ
itaa iait miltoit ct Bar aor enonlt.
5ngen observation-disclosures 0anifer
moa ioigtel
SuGen ituar nu ioen ior 06ren
- Sen Lilo paa aoret. 0o Dog Sc
.olIerffeite ofien6er / Der minoite nog.
0e flinfeite @prfeiGlgere fri Gei-
en- in0trengen0e 2Gnmo0ninq til
l0onife i anerifa ON at benptte
Donnorfs 9Dgnin -Mprtet iom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10
IlminOclist Snlemerfc,

9o0 intet 9reo eller grebfort eQer
anore Boitineer, booo enten 6e ien-
0es til 0nnnorf eQer 8onife / 4u1e.
rifo, of9ao fra no9et oauif Stem
ltOen at f6re bette pDntelige Mprfe.
De fleite of os betenfer poa oenne
4orStio bore 9leotnin0e o9 genner
me6 @aoer, bbo0 enten 6isie tneer
5orm of fontonte 9en9e eIer @oos,
% bette er en- imuf Sfif, iom bgr
bOl6es / SeoO. N}en noar mon fan
ofie ira en- til mango Collars | oct
tie 9ieme6, ioo buroe man ogioo
bore pIaig til ORE nogIe foo Gents
Iii gomle Oanmorfs 9@rel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-25
EhEVIHAL SERVICES
Special Meetings to Begin in First
Baptist Church Tonight. Rev.
E. Hez Sven to Preach

All arrangements for the revival se'-
vices to be conducted in the First Bap-
list Church have been completed, ami
the church will be opened tonight. The
choir under the direction of J. 7. Pres
ton, will furnish inspiring music, ana
from present. appearances the meetings
will be among the most interesting
ever held in thi: city.
Mr.. Swem's reputation as pulpit
orator has preceded him to Alexan-
dria, and all who attend are assured
spiritual refreshing.
There have recently been several
revivals in this city Trinity, the Meth
odist Protestant and NJ. F. Churc1
South having just terminated success,
ful seasons. Twenty-eight new men,
bers were received into the communion
of the latter church yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-25
fR|GHTFUL DISASTER
Fifty lChildren Perish in a Moving
Picture Show in Spain. Many
Others Injured

A terrible panic was caused yester-
day afternoon by the cry Of "Fire!" al
moving picture show in Bllboa,
Spain. About so children and some
others were killed. Only one wo-
man up to late hour last night had
been found among the dead. The
number of injured is not known, as
most of them were taken home by
friends.
The scene of the accident is large
circus, which had been converted in
70 4 large ciramatograph show. AS
the price Of admission was only :
cents. the building was crowded to
it's utmost capacity, and for the most
part with women and children.
The operator of the machine lost his
nerve when film ignited and
screamed Fire" He was able to eX-
tinguish the film himself without diff
ficulty, but the effect of his cry upon
the audience was instantaneous. AL
most every one in the building sprang
up.
Police and attendants were power
less to control the panic-strlcken peo-
pie, and were swept away by the same
surging mass, which sought to fight a
way to the exit. Scores were Knock
ed down and trampled, and many were
crushed to death in the passages
from the galleries and to the streets
The disaster caused frenzied citl-
zens to gather outside the building
and the authorities had great difficulty
in carrying on the work of rescue and
extricating the dead and injured from
the piles of wrecked seats.
The manager and other employees
have been arrested, and are held pend
ing an inquiry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-25
COMPLAINANT FINED.
Guest Charged Host With Stealing
Ten Dollars From His Person.

Garfield Brown, colored, visited the
home of Richard Brown, also colored,
in the southwestern section Of the city
Yesterday afternoon. Both had boz
ties and they drank from each others
receptacles until Garfield Brown fell
asleep. When he awoke he discovered
he was minus ten dollars which he al
legged he had in his pocket when he
made the call. After demanding the
return of the money and receiving no
satisfaction, he had his no arrested
and brought before the Police Court
this morning.
The complainant was unable to pro
duce anv evidence substantiating his
charge, and the accused was dismissed
upon that charge. Richard Brown
then alleged that Garfield had entered
his house at 3 o'clock this morning
and was feeling around the bed up91
which he was lying. This charge wa
sustained by the evidence Of two col
ored women, and Garfield was fine'
eS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-25
DEATHS.

Mrs. Mary NJ. Smith. sc years old,
died yesterday morning at the homo
of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas J. Fan-
non, in George Washington Park, near
this city. Mrs. Smith was a native
of Maryland. The funeral services
viii be held in St. Mary's Catholic
Church tomorrow morning.
William Roberts Brown, infant sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Brown
died yesterday morning at their home
on Duke street extended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-25
AND BALKAN ALLIANCE.
Gar May Cast in His Lot With Allies
After Peace is Declared.

Semlin, Hungary, Nov. 25.-That
Russia had suggested joining the Bal
kan alliance a. soon as peace has
been arranged permanently was ru-
mored here today. Premier Guechoff
of Bulgaria denied the rumor accord
ing to a dispatch from Sofia, but 1t
persisted. 1t was the general op!n-
ion that England would favor some
sort of federation of all the Balkan
States as likely to consolidate ultl-
mately into one strong power which
would check both Germanic and Sla-
vic expansion into the Near East.
For this very reason Austria ana
Russia would object to the state S
federation.
Premier Guechoff called a meeting
of the Bulgarian cabinet today, 1t was
stated in a Sofia message, to consider
Turkeys permanent peace proposals.
Arrivals here from Servia and Bull
garia said today that it was hlgh time
the allies agreed to an arnlstice. boCh
countries are in deplorable condl-
ton, they declared. Not alone IS IN
dustry prostrated but retail stores
have been closed because proprletorS
and clerks are all at the front. Inc
few who remain open are run by wo-
men, children and old men.
In Bulgaria it was estimated that
one man of fighting age out OF every
20 has been killed or died of disease
and that third of the country's adult
male population is disabled by WOUNDS
or disease.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-25
NEWS OF THEIDAY.

Six hundred more trainmen en-
ployed in the yards and mills of the
steel corporation plants at Pittsburg,
Pa, quit Saturday midnight. Nearly
1000 trainmen are out in the Home
stead Edgar Thomson plants and at
the Carrie furnaces. The men demand
an advance of 10 cents day. The Sc
riousness of the present strike was
fully realized when officers of the steel
company said the three big plants
may be forced to shut down. This
would put in idleness 10000 men. The
corporation is far behind in its or
ders. The men, gathering in groups
in the streets of Homestead and Du-
quesne, assert that they will force the
company to accede to their demands or
start the biggest strike since the
Homestead strike and riots of 1892.
National Organizer Thomas Flynn, of
the American Federation of Labor, has
been. in the Pittsburg district most Of
the time since last July. "Big Bill"
Haywood, leader of the Industrial
Workers of the World, has been in
Pittsburg twice recently directing his
men, who have been carrying the So
cialist doctrine into all the mines and
factories.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-25
WILSON RECEIVES sO,3s2 VOTES
State Board of Canvassers Met Ia
day in Richmond.
(Special to the Gazette }

Richmond, Nov 25.-Woodrow VIII
non received total vote of 90,332 in
viroinia in the November presidential
election, according to figures tabulat:d
today by the state board of canvas
sars The vote of other candidates
for president was: Taft 25,2SS;
Roosevelt, 21,776; Debs, $50. Rainer
so: Chafin, TOO. Wilson received
total of 1866 more than the total
for Bryan four years ago.
Wilson's plurality over TAFT and
Roosevelt is 1920.