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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-13
AMERICANS FELL
into NORTH SEA
Arnold and Hewat in the Balloon St.
Louis in the international Race
Have Marrow Es-
cape.
RESCUED BY GERMANS
Were on the Point Of Drowning When
Passing Steamer Saved Them
RESCUE Effected Under
Great Difficulty.

BERLIN, Oct. 13.-The balloon st.
Louis, one of the three American
starters In the international race for
the James Gordon Bennett cup, fell
into the North Sea last night between
Heligoland and Wilhelmshaven, thirty
miles from shore. The crew, N. S.
Arnold. pilot, and H. G. Hewat, as
sistant, were picked up by passing
steamship when on the point of drown
ing.
Arnold and Hewat were enxeloped in
the folds of the balloon when rescued
by boat from the steamer. The res
cue was effected with the greatest
difficulty. The aeronauts did not
know they were over the sea until
they heard the sound of waves. The
water was obscured by thick fog,
hanging at low level. The rapid fall
in temperature caused the shrinkage
of the balloon envelope and it began
gradually to descend. Shortly after
midnight the men saw th. water be-
low them. Alarmed, they began
throwing out ballast but the balloon
continued its downward course.
They were preparing to cut the basket
loose when the balloon struck the
water. The light ship Auseniade had
seen the plight of the balloon and sig
nailed the steamer Langerood to go to
the rescue. It reached the wreck just
in time to effect rescue. Arnold and
Hewat telegraphed the race commit
tee from Cuxhaven this morning they
| were safe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-13
BRYAN TOURING
HIS OWN STATE
Will Make Thirty Speeches Today in
the interests of the State
Ticket

NORFOLK, Neb., Oct. 13.-Touring
his own state, Bryan made a dozen
speeches today in behalf of the state
ticket When he finishes tonight he
will have made thirty. All have been
ON home rule and local topics.
He is travelling under the auspices of
the Bryan volunteers. They arranged
his itinerary, taking in every small
town in northeastern Nebraska. For
three days he will travel through Ne
braska, averaging three hundred miles
9 day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-13
Bulgaria Ready to Back up Her Threat
Of War Within Three Days In
less Turkey Recognizes
Her independence.
AND sERVIA WILL FIGHT
Unless Powers Should Decide Balkan
Trouble to Her Satisfaction, as
Explained by Voting Three
Million War Fund.

SOFIA, Oct 13.-Ready to back up
their threat of war within three
days, unless Turkey recognizes her
independence, Bulgaria today called
out all classes of her reserves. The
Bulgarian government believes Tur-
key is playing waiting game in or
der to prepare for war and is deter
mined to end the suspense as quickly
as possible The army is in splendid
condition and if war comes, will be an
advantage to Bulgaria.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-13
Sent Farm Hand Away.

According to Mrs. Seamon's account
her husband returned to his home
late in the day from Elmer, twelve
miles northwest of this place, where
he had left team to have them shod.
He ordered the farm hand to go after
the team, and in the later's absence
went to the house. where he secured
loaded revolver and made an at
tempt to shoot his wife. She eluded
him, and in following her he came
across his two sons, aged s and 10
years, playing in the back yard, and
killed them both. Failing to find his
wife after this, he used the gun on
himself with fatal effect.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-13
EDNA HOPPER WAS
IN COURT TODAY
In the Bankruptcy Proceedings of A.
o. Brown Admits Receiving
Money and Presents.

NEW YORK, Oct 13.-Edna Wal
lace Hopper appeared at thu bankrupt
cy examination of A. o. Brown today.
She said she cared no more for her
automobile than any other thing
Borwn had given her. She said her
pleasure was derived from Hle presen-
tation. Brown, seated among his law
yers, nodded and smiled. Hopper ad-
mitted receiving $4,000 policy, also
cash.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-13
BRYAN PILFERED
"sHALL PEOPLE RULE
So Saws Walter jackson, General
Manager of the Worlds De-
sire Bureau.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. Walter Jack
son, general manager of the Worlds
Desire Bureau, OF Chillicothe, Mo-, to-
day declared Bryan and his slogan,
"shall the people rule" was pilfered
from him. He said before the Denver
convention he copyrighted the scheme
TO elect Bryan and showed 1t to him.
The strong points of the present cam
paign, he says, were taken from this
plan
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A Thousand psY Clubs.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Oct. 13.-lt
is stated today that the local option
elections in ninety-two counties of the
state, will not be held until after the
presidential election. In the mean
time the anti-saloon league is active
ly engaged in organizing thousand
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-13
GUY RAZOR TODAY
FACES TIE COURT
To Answer to the Charge OF the mur'
der Of orie Lee, Near Wads-
worth, Thursday.

MEDINA, Ohio. Oct. 13.-Guy razor
faced the court here today charged
With the murder of Orie Lee near
wadsworth. Thursday. The prosecu'
t;on will base its case largely on the
result of the autopsy, and the oei'e'
that Razor cannot account for his time
tho evening of the murder
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-13
OFFICIALS WERE
CRIMINALLY LAX
And That Accounts for the Spread of
of Cholera in the
Philippines.

MANILA, Oct 13-The Merchants
association today adopted resolution
to prosecute city officials whom, 1t
charges, are responsible for the cpl
demic of cholera. It declares the
o .cials have been criminally lax in
the enforcement of the sanitary reg
ulations. 1t is alleged the merchants
took the case up on account of the
postponement of the fete week for
the fleet.
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English Balloon Wins.

BERLIN, Oct. 13.-The English bal
loon Banshee is believed to be the
winner of the race. She landed close
to Denmark. approximately 33 miles
from the start Four balloons are
unreported. The American II landed
at Wieschindorff, short distance
from the start, with no chance to win.
Twenty-one balloons are not account
ed for and it is believed were driven
seaward and lest is now searching
the North sea to render possible as
sistance.
BERLIN. Oct. 19.-The disaster to
the st. Louis is the third that has been
reported and the second that has hap
pened to the American entrants. The
Conoueror carrying Holland, Forbes
and Augustus and Post exploded at a
heialt of three thousand feet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-13
MANN ACCUSED
OF STEALING RING
AS He is Released on Charge of Muir.
der He is Accused of Stealing
Diamond.

CHICAGO, Oct. 13.--Luman Mann
was released on $4,000 bail this af-
ternoon. He is charged with the MUIR
der of Mrs. Fannie Thompson. AS he
left the court he vas attacked by
Mrs Annie Blanchard charging Mann
robbed her of her diamond ring. She
waited in the court during the for
malities of release The police sep
arated them and Mann escaped in an
auto.
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SALOON ROBBERY
LAST NIGHT
"0nan Killed and Husband Fatally
injured, Near kirksville, in
Runaway Accident

rNRkSVILLE, Mo-. Oct. 13.-John
sa.,y a,,ay and wife, residing four miles
s.a,h OF LaPlata, small town north
" mere We're in a fatal runaway
nv, avnaay afternoon. The woman was
,.,a aea and 1t is said the husband Is
a.ally injured. The horses were
.lisiltened In some manner not
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what Wright viii Attempt!

LEMANS, Oct 13.-Before quitting
the military grounds at Auvours. Will
bur Wright announced to the United
Press, today he would attempt to sail
his aeroplane to the height of thous-
and meters, $3.50 feet, and attempt
the fight with sails, discarding the
motor. The highest which Wright
has yet sailed is hundred and TWEEN
ty-fve feet.
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After ArtiIlerymen.

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-Generai car
me,a Castro. brother of the President
Of Venezuela, arrived today ana II 10
said for the purpose of enlistins ar
t,llervmen to man the coast defehses
NJ Venezuela. Castro explained ne IS -
making tour of the world and VIII
go to Paris.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-13
To Protect Game.

LAwToN, Okla, Oct. 13.-Dele-
gates from nearly every state are at
tending the League of National
Sportsmen which opened in conven-
tion here today The plans will be dis
cussed to foster the movement for
preservation of game
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Austria to Stand Pat.

LONDON, Oct 13.-The Austrian
representation to the British govern
ment will be willing to participate in
the national conference that lightens
the Balkan war cloud. The represent
alton reiterates the determination not
to surrender Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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To Arrest Wagner.

DALLAS, S. D., Oct. IA United
States marshal is enroute from Sioux
Falls here with warrant to arrest
United States COMMISSIONS Wagner,
charged with the misuse of franking
service.
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Youth Tried B!ackmait,

CLINTON, Iowa, Oct. 13.-Alfred
Paul, young Hampshire man,
yesterday was convicted of an attempt
at extortion by threats and sent to
the penitentiary for an indeterminate
term. The conviction followed Paul's
attempt to extort $500 from A. G.
Smith, Clinton banker by writing q
"Black Hand letter.
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-..,,.iasm Of Fans so intense That
muIlln Had to Call Officers
to Protect Him
self.
CROWD GREETs DETROIT
winning Of the Third Game From the
Cubs Increased the Interest
in the Championship
Series.

nETRoIT, Oct. 13.-The Cubs and
rsgers are back in Detroit for the
fourth game In the worlds series.
The Tigers victory yesterday increas-
al tho interest in the contest and the
fans are eager today to attend the
games. A great throng of bugs"
sreeted the train today which was
bringing the teams hero. Pitcher
Mulltn had to call the police tossave
him from the enthusiastic fans.
Thousands of people were waiting
outside the gates Wien the fourth
eame of the worlds series was called
t,day. The weather is ideal. Presi-
deut Navin of the Detroit team, said
the demand for seats was twice as
ereat as the supply. Connolly and,
KLEIN are umpires. The Tigers got
The noisiest kind OF welcome, and
SO did the Cubs.
The Line UP is as follows:
Chicago -Sheckard, IT,; Evers. 2b;
Schultz, rf.; Chance. 1b; Steinfe!dt,
sb; Holman, CT; Tinker, IS; King,
9; Brown, p.
Detroit Mcintyre, H.; O'Leary, S.;
Crawford, CT; Cobb, rf.; Rossman, 1b;
Schaefer, 2b; Schmidt, C; Coughlin,
Sb; Summers, p.
Is Batteries: Summers and Schmidt
for Detroit; Brown and King for
Chicago.
+ First .nnlng.
Sheckard out to Rossman. unassist-
ed. Evers flied to Cobb. Schultz sin
gled to center Schultz stole second,
Schmidt's throw being high. Chance
singled, Schaefer holding Schultz at
third. Chance took second on passed
ball Steinfeldt out, Coughlin to Ross
man. No runs.
Detroit Mcintyre out. Tinker to
Chance. Brown handled O'Leary's s
last grounder Crawford doubled into
left field stand, reaching third OF
wild pitch. Cobb out Tinker to
Chance. No runs.
Second Inning.
Chicago Holman out, Summers tc
Rossman. Tinker out OLeary to
Rossman King singled. Brown
struck out. No runs.
Detroit--Rossman out, Evers tc
Caarce. Schaefer struck out. Schmidt
Y flied to Holman. No runs.
Third Inning.
Chicago-Sheckard out. Schaefer tt
Rossman. Eyers out O'Leary te
Rossman. Schultz walked, then stole
stcond. Chance walked. Steinfeld
singled to left. scoring Schultz. Hof
man singled to left, Chance scoring
Tinker out, O'Leary to Rossman. TIVE
runs.
Detroit Coughlin out Steinfe eldt tt
Chance. Summers struck out. Nc
ntyre out, Brown to Chance. NJ
runs.
Fourth inning.
chicago-Kling out, Goughlin t
BOSNIAN. Brown out Schaefer t.
hossman. Sheckard walked. Craw
. ,ofd maj nice catch of Ever's line,
No runs.
Detroit-o'Leary single over TinH
efs head. Crawford singled. Cob
'oi'ed to Brown. who got O'Leary a
'lira Crawford was caught off SCI
oau' King to Tinker. Cobb tried t
seal out King to Evers. No 'uns.
Fifth Inning.
ohicago--Schulte singled tElroue
ocnaefer Chance singled to righ
.s'nteldt sacrificed. Rossman t
Tsnacfer, Holman flied to Mcintyre
\ tinker out Couglin. Cougtlin to Ross
man. No runs.
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u. s. Commissioner Removed.

SIOUX FALLS, Oct 13.-Judge
Garland, before noon today, entered
an order removing Amos Wagner
from the Office of United States Com
missioner.
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Enaaaement Broken.

ROME, Oct. 1S.-The engagement of
the Duke Abruzzi and Katherine Elk
ins has undoubtedly been broken, was
the announcement from court circles
today. The statement bears semi
official stamp and is credited by many
of the Dukes friends. The breaking
is supposed to be due to the constant
dissension the affair in America
and Europe. According to the Italian
view the point of dignity of the Italian
court has been disturbed by the
stories. If the story is true it shows
on the part of the Duke who hereto
fore has been more anxious to win the
the American heiress with every diff
ficulty.
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Engagement Break Authentic.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-Today's
news from Rome of the breaking Of
the Elkins- -Abruzzi engagement is gen
orally regarded here as authentic. A
dispatch from Pittsburg says that
Senator Elkins declares no engage
ment existed between his daughter
and the Duke.
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baltenben ben1ofratiiben Standardization
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gtiftungen uno @ermd6tniiIe fir
iol6e Be1iions5lpede gu acceptieren.
9as fran5oiii6e 8arlament I'll
pieoer 5uiammengetreten. Die Stel-
lung ser 9fegierltng it, IN 5olge Der
lebten Muni5ipalmablen cine ltarfere
ais ie 5upor.
9as fonielide @ilbelms=@pn-
nahum in Berlin bat Die 6eier iei'
mes 50iabrigen 8eitebens begangen.
gs muroe in ser @ula bes @pnna.
iiun1s Sdiaer's ygraut bon Wel-
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aen fano elm Seltaft in Ser @nla uno
anl 0adnlittae ein groBes Seiteiien
ltatt. 9lm oritten 9lbeno peranitalte-
ten Die ebernaligen S6iiler einen
groben &ontlners.
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.Sroppau obgeipielt. Gin 3ablfea-
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Ipielerin YolansfD Elm 2iebesperbalt-
mig, oas er abbra6, als er erfubr,
oaB oie Bolansfp aud NIT anoern
Weannern perfebrte. slIs er neulif)
ben oortigen 8abnbof betrat, fam
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itieg nit ibnl elm leeres Coupe 5tpei-
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tat iollte Elm oagemeiner Stuoellten.
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frau Guinness tot.
farmer in Georgia pfIdsen
cottcnfelder ufll.

9aS unterlu6ungston11te 0es
&ongreiies, oas auf Die Bebmtptnn-
gen bes Observation-Disclosures Gil
len bin, es ieiell bel Der Beitellnng
Ser iubmarinen 8oote Durbite6e-
reien porgefommeh eine llnterilt-
dung angeitent bat, lit ioeben NIT
ieinen Mrbeiten fertig getDoroen. gs
bat oem &ongreB beribtet, oab es OBJ
ioIut feinen Mnbalt fir Die &ibtig-
felt Der 2ilIep'iden 9ebauptungen
gefunoen babe. 2illeD babe iid ei-
nes i1peren Hergebens gegen Die
@iirbe bes 9auies ihuloig gernadt
ii1oem er oiele Mnflagen erbob, bon
oenen er gum Sell tDiiien muBte, oab
iie grunoIos uno falid feien.
Die oernofratiibe Staatsfon<
pention bon Siio-Garolina bat ibre
Delegaten CUR Nationalfonpention
fir 8rpan initruiert.
Die oemofratiihe Stadtsfolt-
pelltio1en fir Winouri nno Widigan
baben ibre DeIega.en fir 8rpan in-
ftrliert, Die &onpention BON HennIDl-
ponien lebnte ei1er oiesbe5iiglihen
Mntrag al, lire Delegaten geben
obne Snitruftion.
Gin fur1tbares llngliid paI=
iierte in Der geGbe oes Srtes glare1=
BON in Mrfanias. Cine Mn5abl jun
ger 2eute batte cine Monoideinfabrt
in eirlem @aiolinboot een1abt. @db-
reno man nlitten i'm belten 8ersnii-
gen mar, erplooierte Der @afolinbe<
b1lter nno bas Boot ging unter.
3pei iunge Serren uno iieben junge
M6o1en ertranfen, Die iibrigeu
neun Mitglieoer Der @eienidaft pur-
Den gerettet.
Ser Coroner IN Ga Yorte, Sn-
oiana, bat in ieinem offi5ieaen 8e-
riht Die in Dem abgebrannten 9auie
auf Der @uinneb'ihen Sarm gefun-
oene 2eide fir Die Ser 5rau @uinneb
erfl1rt.
9lus Georgia miro genteloet,
Die ssarmer bort pfIiigten llngefdbr
ben fiinften Sell oes bereits nit
91umtpone bepflan5ten 2an0es ipie-
Ser INN, 6anlit 6as gotton-Mreal ber-
fleinert uno Ser areis Ser 8aunl-
noble IN Die SObe getrieben lperoe
gs beibt, bic Sarners Union peroe
elm gleihes 8erfabren allen Sarnnern
in ben Sii6itaaten ernpfeblen.
Das Mppeaationsgeri1t in Chi
cago bat Die @ntideioung abgegebelt
oab Der WeaDor ourb fein Nan6a-
mus-8erfabren ge5pungen meroen
tonne, bos 5ortntagsgeies geiDaltiam
ourhsufiibren. Diele gntideioung
mar Elm idmerer sdlas fir Die @eg-
ner oes Offenbaltens bon Wirtidof-
ten am Sont1tag.
Der gtreit 5miihen ben bei0en
itellpertreten6en @ouperneuren bon
arfm1ias, Dinoaa uno Samiter, bat
nit oem Siege bes eriteren geenoet.
Die bon 8amiter einbernfene uno
BON Binoaa abgeiagte ertralibung
Der 2egislatur bat nidt itattgefunoen,
in beioen S1uiern mar fein Quorum
porbanoen uno Die glntpeienoen
pertagten fid gleid nadoem tie 5it-
iatnmengetreten maren.
Die r2afe Wobonf gonfe=
renee, oeren Seilnebmer es iif be-
fanntlib 5ur glufgabe MAIDEN, ben
5rieben 5u forbern uno Den Inter-
oriidten bei5iiiteber, lit in Safe Uto-
6onf, q. q, 5uiammengetreten.
- &. 90. goof, Der Hebemte-aol-
leftor fir Die Yanama-4anal5one,
ser fid augenblidlid in @aibinston
aufbalf, bebaiiptet, Der 8anal peroe
in ungefdbr iieben Sabren pollenoef
lem.
Samorrboiben nnadfalber iino bic al