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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-11-21

ment A big bunch of maroon root
ers are on hand. Both teams are con
ndent. Stagg declares that he has new
plays which he thinks when coupled
With team work will make the team an
easy victor. Wisconsin is also conf
dent, declaring her team to be in
good condition. The betting is slow.
Wisconsin is asking to 1; Chicago
is offering to a. The line up is as
follows:
Wisconsin. Chicago.
Dean .................... Page
Right end.
OsluoII ............. Kelley
Right tackle.
Druetzer ......>.......... G1rscnl
Right guard.
Stlenm ................. Badenoch
Center.
Messmer ................. horn
Left guard. ~
Boyle offman
Left tackle
Rogers ........ -. ...,~ ~ Schommer
Left =
Mol /. ......... steffen
Qus oack.
Cunningham ........... Crowley
Right half.
culver laolnss
Left half.
Wilce Observation-Disclosures Worthwine
Fullback.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-11-21

The officials are: Referee, Langford
of the Trinity. Umpire, Edwards of
Princeton. Field Judge, Hall of Dart
mouth, and head lineman, HaclIett of
West Point.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-11-21

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results. .1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-11-21
Gompers Well Pleased.

Gompers was reelected the presi-
dent of the American Federation of
Labor.
The opposition to Gompers which
was mainly from the socialist and
Keefe factions was withdrawn early
in the week Gompers was pleased
over the result and expressed his be-
lief that his election was an endorse
ment of his policies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-11-21
Reports From the Great Commercial.
Agencies Show That Rapid
Strides Toward Prosper
ity Are Being Made.
DEMAND is INCREASING
Wholesale and Jcbbins Enterprises
Feel the impetus of Trade
Banks Show Increase Of
Over Million.

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-The total
bank clearings compiled by Brad
streets for the principal cities in the
United States for the past week were
s3,419,213,ooo, against s2.2S7,s54,oo0
in the corresponding week of last
year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-11-21
Weetern Championship.

w,a w,AoisON. Wis, Nov. 21-Chicago-
taas taasconsin the only unbeaten football
sas ems Of the west, will play the biggest
sa.ne .s OF the west this afternoon. The
~, she decides the western champion
'p me town is wild with excite
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-11-21

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.YALE's FIGHTING SPIRIT
Harvard Confident Of Winning by
Team Work-Betting Before
Game Was Even-Larse
sums Wagered.
FINAL SCORES.
Harvard 4, Yale o.
Syracuse 20, Michigan 4.

NEW HAVEN, Nov. 21.-An en-
thusastic crowd gathered to see the
Yale-Harvard annual gridiron struggle
today. Yale has lots of fighting spirit
and many individual stars. The Grim
son relies on its perfection team work
and the machine like qualities of the
team being coached to the minute.
Ed. Coy, the fuilback, is a great re-
lance to Yale. Coy. who defeated
Princeton practically by his own
strength, is expected to plow big holes
through the Harvard lines. Harvard
is confident that its team work will
outdo any individual effort. The bet
ting before the game was even. Con-
siderable sums were wagered.
The lineup is as follows:
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-04-22

Though no great spludge is made
about 1t, Logan takes on quite a per.
ceptlble growth in buildings each year.
There are from twenty to thirty resi-.
dences In course Of construction at the
present time. and most OF them are
thoroughly modern. Many Of the old
unsightly log cabins and adobe struc.
lures are being replaced with nice
frame or brick residences, and not a
few OF the vacant lots are being filed.
In many ways the city is taking on an
improved appearance
Ephraim Shelton, the Mendon poul-
tryman, was in Logan Monday. Dur
ing the early spring Mr.. Shelton has
been Matching chickens with an incu.
bator, and has been successful in this,
but not quite so successful in raising
the chickens after they are Matched.
A time or two he has secured full
matches, and Of single Matching Of
eighty, six.days Old on Monday, all
were alive. MIR. Shelton likes the
poultry business, finds that 1t brings
him handsome returns and he expects
to do some very notable work at his
Mendon ranch In the next few years.
The speakers at the tabernacle ser.
vices Sunday afternoon were Elders
Faterlaus and Melvin Ballard. The
former speaker treated upon his ex.
perience in Switzerland during his
recent mission when he and three
Others were arraigned before a magis..
trate and fined ten francs each and
imprisoned for thee days on the
charge of preaching immoral doc
trines, the tenets OF the Mormon faith
being so construed by the court. The
discourse of Mr.. Ballard was in keep.
ing with the day, reviewing the life
and resurrection of the Savior. A
very attentive audience listened to
the remarks. The meeting was dis
missed by Bishop Jos f Carbon.
On Saturday Director Lechtenberg
had his Juvenile band, or portion OF
IL, out on the streets for just short
time. The boys lined up like little
men and tore of america" to better
advantage than the Royal Hawaiian
band did it,and this after but weeks
practice, Some OF the boys are not
quite as large as their horns, but they
make big noise. With such progress
In the time devoted 10 mastering their
instruments, the Juvenile band will
put the Chicago Symphony orchestra
and Sousa's band out Of the running
In year 1t Is very fitting that the
boys learned America" first; the next
is to be There's going to be hot
time In the old town tonight"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-04-22
JTAH AND IDAHO.

During tn past week the eli liens OF
Logan city have been placed to a great
inconvenience by the water being
turned off from the pipes without due
notice being given. The officials in
charge should certainly have given
due u, tice of their intention in this
regard 1t is said the water will be
turned on Thursday.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-04-22
Red Cross
Shoe

is ABSOLUTELY comfortable.
The sole of the Red Cross, though
of regular walking thickness, is
flexible.
1t follows every movement of the
foot, like a glove moves with the
hand it entirely prevents all burn
ing, drawing and aching caused by
stiff solcs, while il gives the foot
ample protection and support.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
FOUR WERE CRfMATEO
Large Number Of Foreigners Had
Very Marrow Escapes From
Death in Pittsburg.

Pittsburg March IA mother ana
three children were burned TO death
and several persons injured by a fire
carly today in the Brereton avenue
foreign district A large number 81
excited foreigners had narrow escapes
from death and injury. The dead:
Caroline viacak, 80 years; stephen
Viacak, years; Carroll Viacak, 4
years: Peter Viacak. > years.
A 19-year-old girl jumped from a
window. breaking three ribs, and John
Kainlc ski, occupying an adjoining
house which was destroyed threw his
wife and four children into the arms
Of policemen and all were more or
less injured. The fire started from an
overturned lamp exploding, and with
i'm a sort time the Viacak and KAHN
Eoskl homes were in flames.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
APPEARS TONIGHT
AT OPERA HOUSE
MAN or THE HOUR" WHICH
COMES DIRECT FROM WEEKS
ENGAGEMENT AT OLYMPIC
THEATER ST. LOUIS.

Regarding the play which viii be
presented at the Cairo opera house
tonight the St. Louis World of Feb,
cath, hand the following:
"The Man OF the Hour George
Broadhurst's great play, inaugurated a
return engagement at the ilympic last
night. The play is presented this time
with the same cast that appeared In
the production earlier in the season
and the same magnificent performanc
was given,
The play is enc Of great interest
because OF the strength Of the story.
Love ana politics, civic righteousness
versus graft, an play an important
part in the sterling play
Mr. Brcadhuhst has written a play
that viii long be remembered as one
of the best examples Of stage liter
allure. William A, Brady and Joseph
have given the play a mag
niGcent production and have brought
before the public a company of play
ers who are fitted for their parts
both mentally and physically.
The Nah of the Hour will attract
hundreds to the Olmpic this week be
cause it is an interesting and well
presented drama
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
WILL SURRENDER
JAZZ ANESE SHIP
CHINESE CUSTOMS OFFICIALS
FAIL TO PROVE ACT OF SNUG.
GLlNG-SHlP WAS LOADED
WITH RIFLES.

Pekin, March lit is announced
that the Chinese government viii sur
render the japanese steamer Tatsu
Maru, which was seized on February
I by Chinese customs cruisers out
side Of Macao while unloading a large
consignment Of rifles ana ammuni-
ton, the RIFLES numbering several
thousand.
1t was originally charged that an
attempt was being made to bring war
supplies into China for q revolution
The statement is made by Officials
Cf the Chinese government that a CON
spiracy is on fct to import seven on
eight thousand RIFLES and ammunition
therefor and the government believes
that the munitions on the Tatsu Mafu
were intended for rebels on the Ton
king border, BIT it has not been able to
prove an act OF smuggling
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
TWO Sunday Weddings.

Two marriage ceremonies were per-
formed yesterday afternoon by Rev
c. S. Ohrum pastor of the Cairo Bap'
fist church One corple were united
at the church parsonage. They were
Tolbert n. Letcher AMI Miss Mamie
II. Wilson. both Of Cairo, Mr.. Letcher
Is connected with the Loan assocla-
ton at Ninth street and Commercial
avenue. The happy couple were ac'
ccmpanied by friend of the bride.
The other couple We're Thos. l.. BY
sard, of Greenun, Ky aud Miss Ethel
:. Austin. of Statesville. N. G. They
were married at l0i5 Walnut street
where they, will reside temporarily.
The bride arrived yesterday from her
heme in North Carolina and the
couple We're welded at once. Mr..
Bysard is employed by one OF the teie-
thone companies here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
Ante.Lenten Events.

Cairo society will have its fling for
the next two days then Ash We'd
nesday the beginning Of the Lenten
quietude, will be observed in the
churches. marking the advent of the
pcnitential period.
This evening the Chaperones will
give an imposing affair at X. M. X. G,
hall when the married set will be en-
tertained at cards An informal reoep.
ton will precede the games but the
latter viii be called at $50 o'clock
SHARP,
Messrs. FL Fl. Halliday, c G. Terrell
and Julius P. Schulz comprise the com
mittee in charge of the affair
A street car will be waiting to con.
vey the uptown guests homeward aud
this convenience will be complimeJ*.
ar.
Tomorrow afternoon the Fortnight
~ Club will meet at the residence CT
Mrs. Robert Read at Sixth and Wal
nut street, and the aMtrons' Club will
be entertained by Mrs. E. d. Carey on
Twenty seventh street. In the even
ing the annual charity ball of the <.
Nj. X. G. hall viii be given at their
hall and a cuehre will be given at
ST. Patrick's hail.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
NO RECEIVER FOR r. & P.

Austin Tex. March Judge T. F..
Freeman. receiver for the lnternation-
al and Great Northern railroad. reach
ed here yesterday and had confer
ence with the railroad commission dur
ing which he stated that he would ad-
here to all orders Of the railroad com
mission, and that after all fixed
charges are paid the proceeds will be
devoted to the betterment OF the ply
steal property of the road.
Judge Freeman sal dthat tempera-
ily the headquarters Of the company
would remain at Palestine. He again
reiterated that there was absolutely
no truth or foundation for the report
that tile Texas and Pacific would be
placed iu the hands Of receivers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
WEST INDIAN RACE WAR
Black AsssIant of British Treasurer
Supported BY Friends-Threw
Stones at Police.

st. George Grenada, y. w T.. March
When the negro Benjamin who
vas sentenced two days ago 10 twelve
years Imprisonment for Il mUrderous
assault last year on Norman Lockhart
colonial treasurer and comptroller OF
customs. was being removed from jail
today the blacks gathered around him
in a threatening manner and with
evidence of great excitement inveigh-
ell against the severity Of his sentence
They threw stone at the armed police
men who We're escorting the con.
demned man.
Gov. Williams. who was present,
cndeavcring to pacify the crowd. was
struck by a black. This so enraged
one of the police that he started to
drive his bayonet through the COVER
nor's assailant but he was restrained,
however. and the man was arrested.
Many other warrants followed. and
order finally was restored.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
EMBEZzLtRS OF POWER
3ryan's Opinion of Bradley Election
NebrIekan Severe on Kentucky
Legislators.

Jackson, Miss, March 1.-The cleo.
ton Of Bradley in Kentucky gave
William Jennings Bryan a new feature
ITO inject into his speech before the
Mississippi legislature here yesterday.
He referred to the four Democrats
who voted with the Republicans as
embezzlers OF power THE embeg-
zler OF power" he declared. is a
worse malefactor than the embezzler
of money" His cautic remarks
brought forth the warmest Of applause
from the joint assembly
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
Baby Baptized.

The infant son Of Mr.. and MIS-
John T. Brown was baptized yester'
day morning at the church OF The
Redeemer, the nev. A. II. w, Ander-
son officiating. The child was named
William Robert in honor OF his
paternal grandfather, the late William
r. Brown.
Mr., William II. Brown and Miss
Margaret Brown of East st, Louis
uncle and aunt of The child, acted as
sponsors.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
Neu industry fer Boys.

Deys who have been approniiced 70
no trade and who want to make a
career FOR themselves haven't their oc-
cupations. The knockes cleaner has
bsea knockinr AZ the door. But two
how Of Charlton appear to be start
ing new industry. They called M
tie housemail DO your missus want
aay kittens or cats drowned today
Penny each or folr Tor ;hrippence."-
Iu8dcn Chronicle
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
FORTY TWO INJURED
BY Reckless Shooting Of Guards
People Excited Over Attack
On Shah's Life.

Teheran, Narcn THE people
here are greatly excited over the
bomb explosion and the attempt on
The life of Shah The Shah's guard
practically ran amucH in the streets
after the attempt, shooting indis-
There are now forty-two
persons in hospitals as result of the
explosion and shootiugs by soldiers,
No clue has been round as to who
is responsible for the throwing OF the
bombs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
KILLED HIS FATHER IN
DEFENSE OF MOTHER

New York. March While defend
ing his mother in bitter family quar-
rel. Constantine Pellegrino, II years
old. shot and killed his father, Angelo
Pellc grino, tonight, at their home IN
Brooklyn. The boy was arrested.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
| DR.. MORRISON
Z DENTisu
4 ofsos Yu7 Commercial Ass~..
s Cannon Phone ~.
Tire Tramp.

What are We TO do with the tramp?
He has come to hate the casual ward.
with its compulsory work, which Is
ahhorrcnt 10 him. and its compulsory
bath. which is almost equally so--in
fact prefers prison fare. which Is
much better than it used to be. and
which carries with it no compulsion TO
labor.-Country Life
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
Ilttle ps-ss Imrortant.

u s. sometimes good to be content
Siih doing little: the great and splen-
did occasions in which a man can
benefit his oouatry are few; the hum
bic duties by which her benefit may
be advanced are Of daily occurrence.
Sydney Smith.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02

Fred Comings, court stenographer,
goes to Mound City today to attend
Judge Duncans court. He has added
bookkeeping to his stenography school
which branch Of the institution will
be in charge 81 his brother Elmer
C.nings. who is here from st. Louis
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02

II is understood that the Evening
American viii again make its appear
ance next Monday The publishers
have bought a press which is expect
ed I'd arrive this week ami viii be set
up iii time for work on the day named.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
MARRIED IN BUGGY.

Trezeyaut. Tenn. March Mrs
Maggie white and Edmond Black
popular people Of the Nineteenth dis
trict of this county were married here
today. while seated ia a buggy, Squire
Dave Coleman officiating
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
SIXTEEN slDE-sPLlTTERs.

There are sixteen side-splitting
laughs to every second of the Gains
boro Hat at The Arcade this after
noon ana evening. Three other pic
lures In addition.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02

Since 1898 Prof lielstead. q Nes
jersey. tae trra saving some ai,eh-
ton to Irs tomatoes. II the
very start fh- fruit was large and
called ihe Cant The variety SENS
10 be- wcn Fixed and The favor is ex-
ecIlcnt The frBl.s. however. are be
coming smaller.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
At The Arcade.

At The Arcade this afternoon and
evening was constructed for the eX-
prcss purpose Of making a regular
l,atron out Of the human crouch.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
Ard she o.tsn Gets Z, Rinht.

Woman reasons a. she drives a
nail: closes her eyes and takes a
chance al hitting 1t right-Chicagn
Lcco-d-llcrdld.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
SOCIALANDPERSONAL

, Il. A. Blick, who has been here on
business has returned to his home n
Jackson, Tenn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02

Mr.. ana Mrs. C. l.. Schaab have
rented the residence property of Sid
ney b. Miller On Holbrook avenue
and viii reside there AR. Schaab is
the manager Ct the GreerNilkinson
Lumber company and came 70 Cairo
last spring from Louisiana
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02

Miss Nina Bartleson, who has beea
the guest of Miss Elizabeth Lewis, OF
Washington avenue will return to her
home in Grand Chain this morning
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
Is Il so2

A New York correspondent TO the
Chicago Tribune says:
THAT women may propose in leap
year is the usually quoted rule, but
as a matter of fact women don't pro
pose then any more or any less than
during any other year, for they usual
~ dc the proposing, no matter how
many days there are in February.
This remark was made by a woman
at the close of club meeting, who ex-
pressed her opinions freely but insist,
ed that she be not quoted.
Men may think that they do the
proposing" she continued "and they
do. so far as the formal words are
concerned But the woman has plan
ned and arranged fer that proposal
long in advance, and has done all that
was necessary TO lead up to 1t. 1t
never is so sudden as she makes out.
Women invite men to propose. aud
it is proper that they should do so If
their affection prompts it. The fact
is men often are more delicate in love
affairs than women. All Of You mar
ried women have experienced that.
"They will make the most gentle
advances and be ever so sensitive to
the response, no matter what ii may
be. If they are encouraged they pro
ceed and If they are not they back
away gracefully. A woman is quite
keen in seeing when man begins to
love her and after that she does the
res.
,Wbmen don't stop for leap year OF
wait for leap year. for they are the
same every year, and encourage a
mans love when they want it. and
though they don't tell him in words
to propose. they tell him in languag
that he cannot misunderstood
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02

TuWnH-'mssqo 6ug IsAo p9splIq
GUnJssso0ns l56 IaA9u AlsEIY
HlsisuV silnI
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02

H Il. Halliday left last night for s.
Louis on business.
A. B. Rude has gone 10 Murphys
horo and Vergeunes. Ill, 10 visit rela
tives aud friends.
Mrs. r. T.. Gross and children went
to Cape Girardeau. Mo- yesterday %
visit relatives.
rarl Schmuck Of Charleston. Mo.
spent Sunday in the city and was a
guest at The Halliday.
Alderman T. 4. Brrse underwent a
surgical operation Saturday at St.
Mays Infimsry lie Is improving
Miss EuEenis Psrham who has been
the guest Of her hFosIer John =. Par
ham At The HALLIDAY returned to her
home in Mayfield. XIV. last evening.
Misses Florence Carey and Edith
lEiH and Fred Halliday returned last
evening from Padncah where they
visited friends.
Mrs. Walter Stout returned last
Al NTH
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02

I'm. Halliday left last night for 81;
Louis on business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02

Mrs Walter Stout returned last
night from an extended visit with
relatives At Jackson. Tenn and Cor
nth Miss.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02

Mrs. r. 7. Gross and children went
TO Cape Girardeau. Mo. yesterday to
visit relatives.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-04-10
MANY PLEAD FOR Duff.
Archbishop Farley Writes Personally Ia
Judge ROSaISky.

Many persons are trying 10 save Frank
Duffy. a young man who was convicted
Of colonization in the Seventeenth Assembly
district, OF which Ross Williams is tho
Tammsny leader, Duffy was 10 have been
sentenced yesterday by Judge Rosllsky OF
General Sessions, hut sentence vas post
poned for a week a. tho Request Of Ahc lew,
nuhy,S counsel.
About o. letters have 5Ssn received rs
Jnoge Rosalsky pleading Tor clemcncy for
the boy, The letters are from merchants.
professional men and clergymen. Arch
bishop Farley has interceded for Duty.
He has written a letter 10 Judge RosllsSy.
hut IL has not been filed with the other
letters az Judge RoSalsky considers it a
personal communication.
Another election case was brought into
General Sessions yesterday. William Baker
who had been indicted al John Doe, was
Ivy Deputy Superintendent Of Elec-
Archer. He was held in $500 by
Judge Grain. He is accused Of attempting
20 vote Illegally in the Twelfth Assembly
district, where Charles T.. Murphy 10 the
leader.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-04-10
JAPANESE GREET CRUISER.
ORIGINALS Wake Notable Display In
Honor NJ WashinEtOn's Arrival.

SEATTLE, Wash, April D. An amusing
rivalry broke ont between Chinese and
lar anese residents when the armored
cruiser Washington dropped anchor here
Yesterday. Both Chinese and japanese
chartered tugs and went out into the bay
10 give the hattleship a rousing welcome.
The Chinese tug carried a yellow banner
with u Chinese dragon emblazoned or it.,
and sct Of many kinds Of fireworks,
Aerial bombs seemed TO be the f~avorite
pyrotechnic display Of the Japanese and
their efforts were viewed with a curious
eve until the last one was set of. This
contained a large American flag which,
when unfurled, fosted high above the cruiser.
In the reception party was the Mayor
Of Seattle and a delegation from the Com
mercial Club.