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The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
OUR SHIPS ARE
NOT INFERIOR
ADMIRAL CONVERSE.
NAVAL OFFICERS REPLY 70
MAGAZINE CRITICS COVERS
81 PAGES.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 17.---By direc'
ton of the president. Secretary Met
calf has made public the report Of Adj
miral Converse on the fighting ships
OF the American navy called forth BY
many criticisms recently published "a
magazines and otherwise.
This report was prepared primarily
to satisfy the president as TO the ex-
act state OF American naval ships
compared with those OF other navies.
Admiral Converse characteristics the
criticisms as prepared by persons
whose knowledge OF the subjects dis
cussed was limited and incorrect"
ut Is not claimed that mistakes
have not been made" he adds. .or
that our ships are without faults: but.
In view OF the then state OF the art
OF battleship building. this fact Is NOT
TO be wondered at"
In the 81 pages which the admiral
devotes to the defense OF the navy,
the subjects dealt with include battle
drills. freeboard OF American ships,
nights OF gun positions, torpedo de-
Tense guns. battleship armor. turret
designs. ammunition hoists. in-and-out
turning screws, Kearsarge and Ken
lucky, and general notes. His EN-.
phatic conclusion is: Our ships are
not inferior to those In foreign SER
vices"
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
AFFINITY FIN D { R
MAR ON GREY
Is GUILTY
VERDICT OF ILLINOIS JURY IN
"sEARcHLIoHT CLUES" PRO-
MoTER - "6Ess Nj L L { r,
MATcHER-uP."

CHICAGO, Feb. 17.-Marion Grey,
alias Iva Goodenough, alias Icons
DuBoy, promoter of a matrimonial
bur1ku at Elgin, Ill, known as the
"Searchlight club" was found guilty
OF using the mails to defraud William
Cradle, Of Dearborn, Mo-, by failing
to procure for him wife as wealthy
and good looking" as the prospectus
OF her marriage mart set forth.
The verdict was returned before
Judge Lands In the United States
district court after the jury had de-
liberated nearly "a hours. The penalty
is Is months In q reformatory. or a
$500 fine, or both. Arguments for q
new trial will be heard March 2. In
the meantime, Marion. who IL tall,
1.-the, young woman with swapping
black eyes and stunning buds, will be
at liberty under the bond given at her
indictment.
As an affinity finder, Miss" Grey
Is said to have been somewhat OF a
frost on the pumpkin. Martin A. Nor
ris, an Evanston photographer, testi-
fed during the trial that Miss" Grey
had sent him photographs of seven
sample affinities, male and female, and
that he had made 1000 copies Of each,
charging her $3.50 per thousand.
1t was shown by the evidence that
Miss" Grey formerly conducted a
similar matrimonial bureau in st.
Joseph, Mich. She is said to be the
wife OF John Washburn, OF Benton
Harbor, Mich, and to be the mother
Of a ive-year-old boy by former mar
riage with Milo Piper, also OF Ben
ton Harbor.
"Bess" Miller, aged 10, well known
I'm St Joseph, Mich. acted as secre-
tary to Miss" Grey. when, as Iva
Goodenough. she had bought the bu-
reau here from j. s. Blackney--who
was indicted by the Grand Rapids
grand jury. During the trial. "Bess"
acknowledged she was known as
"Bess Miller. Matcher-Up."
1t is regarded as probable that
Judge Lands will not give Miss"
Grey the limit Of the law. when SEN
fencing her.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
DIED

BI.ANCHARD--Feb. 16, 1908. at Grace
hospital, Rev. T.. Il. Blanchard OF
Holly, Mich. Funeral Tuesday. Feb.
IS. at 2 y. IN. from residence OF
daughter, Mrs. J. E Hull, s45 Mer-
rick-avs. Burial private
DAI.Y--Feb. Is, 1908. at his late resi-
dence, 2s9 Iarned-st. east. John, be-
loved husband OF Catherine DAILY, and
son of the late John and Bridget
DAILY. Funeral from late residence
Tuesday at T:45, and IS Peter and
Pnurs Jesuit church at s o'clock r.
m. Cleveland. o., papers please copy.
KRAPP--Feb. IA. at the family rest
dence,. 9b7 Hastings st. Edmund f.,
husband of Bertha. and brother OF
VIM. f., Katherine and Mamie Knapp.
D. Funeral Tuesday morning, Feb. rs
s:fs a. m, from the house. and gao
A. m. az Holy Rosary chnrchI
McCULIOCH---Enter into rest sun
day, Feb. 1e, 1908. Andrew McCuI-
loch. beloved father OF Catherine.
1annet-andL MafRefet- II Mcetffocfr
Notice OF funeral later
O'CoNNELI<--Eeb. "a 1908. Mary
widow OF the LATE Patrick OfConncll
and mother Of Nfs-J Breen. Mrs )
Walker. Mrs. NJ. Ward. of Columbus
Mich, y. J. O'CopneH and p. n. OCon-
nell Funeraf from residence OF her
daughter Afss--.Is f3re~r.- ta1 McKfn-
stry-ave. Time 10 be announced
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DIED.

PALMER --Feb 10 1905. az parents
residence. 24sih Townsend-ave.. Do
rothy Elizabeth. infant daughter OF
>ChaHes and Lillian Palmer Funeral
from residence Tuesday at a. IN,
RElDY--Feb. '18, III. Walter Reidy. be-
loved son OF Edward and Mary Reidy.
Funeral from residence, Lesette
apartments. $50 Brush-st, at a. m.
and IS. Peter and Paurs cathedral,
Adelaide-st., at $3.50 a. m, Tuesday,
Feb. IS.
sADLIER--Feb. IA. at Grace hospital,
Rev. Richard J. Sadlier. Interment
at Battle Creek. Mich. Wednesday
Feb. ~. 1905
sOLoMAN--Feb, rs. at Milwaukee.
Wis, Mary, beloved wife OF Henry
Soloman, mother OF Henry Jr, Wal
ter and Ernest Soioman. and daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gutman. Flu
neral Tuesday at ESQ from her par
snts' residence. $40 chene-st
TARDIFF-Feb. -, Margaret beloved
wife OF Joseph ~, Tardiff, aged %
years. Funeral from residence. 4oe
Wnkins-st., Tuesday. Feb. ~, at :
p. m. Member OF Jubilee Rebecca
lodge. No. slg. Interment at Wood
mere.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17


Symptoms. II you have bitter or
bad taste in the morning, poor or vari-
able appetite, coated tongue, rscsl breath,
weak, easily tired, Respondent, frequent
back gnawing or distressed feeling in
stomach, perhaps n ausea, bitter or sour
rrisingss in throat after eating, and
kindred. symptoms of weak stomach
and torpid liver, or biliousnsss, no
medicine win relieve you more promptly
or cure you more permanently than
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
Perhaps only part of The above symp-
toms win be present ~ one time and
yet point 70 torpid liver, or bihousncss
and weak stomach. Avoid ell hot bread
and biscuits, griddle cakes and other
indieestible food and take the Golden
Medical Discovery" regularly and STICK
to its use until you are vigorous and
strong.
OF 0o,den Seal root, which is one OF
The prominent ingredients of ~oolden
Medical Discovery" DR.. Roberts Barth-
GLOW, Of Je6srson Medical College, says:
VERY useful as stomacbic lstomach)
tonic and In atomic dyspepsia. Cures
gastric (stomachy cstarrh and head
aches accompanying same
DR.. Grover Coe, Of New York, says:
wHydrsstis Golden Seal root) exercises
IN especial influence over mucous sur
faces, Upon the liver 10 acts with equal
certAtnfy and efficacy. A cholagogue
Qiver invteorator) II has few equsls."
D.. Coo also advises 10 for sf1Bcsiops OF
the spien sad other abdominal viscera
S s.s'slsy 81 l2S Or! as5el9IaQa ed s!s1d-
dieeseios, debility. ohsnnlc -diasFhss,
constipation. siso IN s3verai affections
peculiar 70 woDeu, I'd In al chronic
arrangements ok<sA< liver, also for
chronic inaammsfl0n OF bladder, for
which/Dv CO eayb -n 10 one Of the
mort tsiisb,s ag3ls Of cure
pr John King. n d late OF Gin
ciunaff. ~Anshss OF the AnxpIcAs Dfs-
PExsAroRY, gives n . prominent place
among medicinal agents. reitsrascs all
tbs foregoing writer's have said about
h, ~ does aLso Prof. John NJ. ecuddcr,
M. D., late OF Cincinnati. DR.. Soudder
says: ut stimulates the digestive pro-
cesses and incrsases the assimilation Of
food. BY these means fh< blood ss e.
nichsd. ssss the consequent improve
mont on the glandular and nervous sys-
TENS arc natural results.p DR.. Scu6der
further sage, sin relation 10 its general
effect upon the sysfem, there 80 no p<ds-
cSas " uss aboss which there q ssch
eersru5 snansmifv Of opsrscr Il h s~S-
eeSsoiiy regarded ~ The tonic, ussfui
= AZ dehiIitafed ststes -
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


Detroit United Interurban L1nes.
Time table subject to change without
notica- Central Standard Time
M. sos q. nl. and every 20 minutes
until $500 a. m, then half hourly until
l:0s y. M. then every 20 minutes until
0s On sSnds as r Ssr car un asarts a.
''y ..s : Rey., Oak. s,r-,.s..n ..s
until eso them ao snin u ntlf h1ar1y
First car one-half hour later on Gum
FER r.rmi.xt.. ana Norshy,Iis,
Lake and Pontiac. q. m. re. m. and
every two hours. until 1 p. m. hourly
unfit 6 .. m. then every two hours
until II 2: m. First car one hour later
FLINT irMrTEDs-Daiiy. Sis q "a
ana AIS p m Locals-Fc. Rochester.
until 10 p. M also II p. m. For Orion.
oxford and Flint 2 .. m. and every
two hour. until .. m. also II .. m.
10 RAID RAILWAY .sysrrM-por,
Huron Limited. daily, 7:ls 4 IA, lia:ls
and s:tS .. m. Locals for New Balti-
E ESr: f scssss Marine 10 CITY ana sS :s
VIZ %ssns MaF'r 70 c t Ss.. s.r' i sSH
hourly; s;so am. 70 &. 7P =; m and hourly
snor. line. hourly sss a N. to s yis
: b.rRoIT MoNRoE = TOLEDO
s saSnT sis sn M n iia5 hSi, .Ss
$40 .. m. Locals Ter RocEwocd. Nsw.
port, Monroe and Toledo, hourly. sac
q m. 20 $50 49, 2; m. also sac ana II
DETROIT, JACKSON . CHICAGO
RYs.Jackscn Limitsds, daily. 7:ls ..
m. 1915 .. m. and s:ts .: m. Locals.
hours thereafter until . .. m. FOR Ann
Arbor. half hourly from 8 a. m. to
D. M then hourly until "a p m
corner OF Larned and orfswoId- ste
last cars awaiting the closing Of
tneaters,
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
Daily Death List

Mildred Klopp. days. SO Thirty
first. meningitis.
Anna Kanarkiewicz. months, ls6
Thirty fifth, commissions.
Florence Edith Mcnamara, 81 years.
$50 Stanley; pneumonia
Andrew Dolecke. 66 years. Eloiss.
John Grunwaid. rs years. 254 sher-
man; valvular heart disease.
Frederick +. Bruder. II years. 21e
TWenty-third; senility.
Clara Dubois Jones, 81 years, s64
Fourth; pernicious anaemia.
Eva Pitrowski. month. 330 WILL
Jams; convulsions.
Eva Pitrowski. l month, $50 Will
Jams: commissions.
eSMarie Joseph. 4S years. 7S5 Medbury;
heart disease
Mary Murray. SO years. Grace hos
pital; fractured femur.
49, Patrick q. OShea, % years. o22
Champlain; pulmonary tuberculosis. ,oo
Warren east. hamilton.
Frederick G.. Pingle. 81 years. 1o5
Moran; general debility.
Henrietta s. Vorpagel. ~ years, 103
Hunt; cancer OF the pylorus
Francis Brownsword. ~ years, sos
Brush: paralysis.
Joseph Mitchell. 30 years. Second and
Howard; heart disease and consumption.
John Sullivan. 66 years, 733 St Au-
bin; fatty degeneration of the heart.
Frank n. Monroe. - years. Solvay
hospitals inquest pending.
Edmund E. Knapp, 81 years. s57
Hastings; phthisis puimonalis.
Annie Beals, "a years, 1854 Michigan;
tuberculosis of lungs.
Mary Capanda, year, Elder; pneu-
monia.
Antonina Paboisla, 80 years. Grace
hospital: heart disease.
Franoiska Danelwic, 35 years 994 st.
Aubln; pyosalphiDgitis
Cecilia Malkewic. IL days, y24 Du-
bots; bronchitis.
Margaret Tardif.' 50 years. Harper
hospital; shock following excelsior OF,
sarcomatous
Guy Il Robinson. % years. Milwau-
kee. Wis: la grippe.
phthisis.
Francys Kuszina. IL days. Peter
son; atrophy.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
MICHIGANDER NABBED
IN BOHEMIAN, MONT.

HELENA, Mont. Feb. ia special
from Bozeman. Mont, says that Sheriff
Magnus dKlagstad, of Schoolcraft coun-
ty, Mich, has arrested William Satter'
berg. who has been spending about q
month In that vicinity under the name
of William Green. He Is wanted In
Manistique, Mich. on charge OF
seduction. BY chance. Satterberg
walked directly up to Klagstad In a
hotel and was arrested by the sheriff
He made no objection to accompany
Ing the officer back to Michigan.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17

May b only tired liver starved liver 1t would be Stupid
well savage thing beat starved because he hggd
his work So In treating the tagging. torpid liver It
MISTAKE lash with strong drastic drugs torpid liver but
indication of nouished enfeebld body whose
with with the stomach and allied of digeon
and nutrition them in working order and quickly
liver viii become active DR. Peces Golden Medical Discovery has
many marvellous of uver complaint torpid
by its wonderful control the organs digestion and nutrition
the normal activity of the stomach the d
the boodmaking glands ceans the Of poisonous
aons and relieves the liver Of the burdens imposed upon by
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
Marriage Licenses

Joseph Comisky. as: Emma Leonard.
Al.
Edward Hickman. "a: Minnie Schultz.
81.
Edward c. Jackson. 80, Marnett, Wis;
Pearl Valentino 22-nctrnlt-
Alfred Rogalski, 22. River Rouge;
Minnie Lang, 81, same.
Orville A. Bishop. 21; Ethel Mary
West, 81.
Warren Miller. &c; Alice Wllkin, 81.
Roy ID. Johnson. %; Annie KomCr, Il.
Otto Papke. 2S; Martha Quincy. 20.
IS.
Kelly Daniels. 90; Mary L. Calender.
60
Joseph Larry, 80: Mary Rose. 81.
Charles o. Nelson. 80: lottie A Baier,
So,
George M. Theme. 81, Sandwich.
Can; Anna Il. Wrba. 81, Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
HIM. Dean HoaUeiis, II
Making Rome Ring
With His SneeSes

ROME. Feb. 17.--wllllam Dean
Howells, the American novelist. is suf-
tering from an attack of influenza. His
physicians are not alarmed over his
condition, but 1t will be several days
before he will have recovered. An
epidemic of grip is rapidly developing
In Rome, the same as in London, Par.
is and other European centers.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17

Prof. Finley Ellingwood, M. D., %
Bennett Medical Collage. Chicago. Gays
OF Golden Seal root: We 10 3 most
superior remedy in catarrhal gassritid
inflammation OF the stomach J, chrouio!
constipation, general debility, In ooui
valescence from prosracted levers, I'D
proetrating night-sweats. ~ " an inJ
povto~t remedy ~ dssovdsvs Of she sseGRb. n
This agent, Golden Seal root, II An
important Ingredient OF DIR. Pieros'd
Favorite Prescription for woman's weak
nesses, as well a. Of the wGolden Md
ical Discovery DR.. Ellingwood soo-,,
tinues, -in all ossarrhal conditions ~
Is usefu..s
Much more, did space permit, could
be quoted from prorninsnt 1uthorities
~ TO the wonderful curative propegeiss
possessed by Golden Seal roe(.
We want TO assurs tke tsalsr tkaa
SGoldcn Medical Discovoxys En- b
relied upon 70 do al tdas v claimed for
Golden Seal root In the curv Of ~ ~
various diseases ~ 80 foseh n oho
above brief extxnces, for ~ noo1
prominent and importsns ingTedient b
Golden Seal root. This sgsnt b, bow.
ever. strongly reinforced, and 81 cusa-,
tive action greatly enhanced By the
addition, In tust the rghs proportion
OF Queens root, Stone root, Hask
Cherrybark, Bloodsoos, Mandrake rooe
and chemically pure giycesins. Al Of
these arc happily and harmoniensly
blended into q most porfect pAar-
maceutical compound, now fsvollbly
known throughout mos of ths civ11issd
countries OF the world. Bear IN mind
that each and eysn ingrediept sn1ezpB
into the vDiScovery' has YecelvSq the
endorsement or NE 1eadin6 medIeal
men OF our land, Who fxIbI slth artl<le
named 1Q6vf In the hlfh4ll teyIn4
What 2ther Wtdicine PIT up LQr 4AX
Through drpggistS can NOV any oueN
rroI efE0ndI endofsen{MI FV 0yE
pepsia, Ever trou bleS. al Chronic ca1ak.
RIAL affections of wsst@v~f name q
nature, lingering coughs. brcrchiel.
throat and lung afiectlors. tie vDie-
coveryS can be relied upon a. a sovsr~
eign remedy.
A little book OF ex>soses tsscking d
al the several ingredisnta enoutng Into
DIR. Pisrce's medicines, b1inG om1uoces
from standard rnsd)osl vo3kA Of Ne
differsnt schools Of pgNQeioo vou ~
mailed fss< 20 any enc Ask1n6 IN Yo6t1I
card or lcttsrl, fsr tie sDD<, a&1fo1eod
70 Or. r. ". Pisroe, B1(kn1e, n r., nd
giving the wyissF's full posa-oftcs ~
dxsss fla<s1y written
Don's sccert I eucStituts % urtn0U1
oomposition Tor this nen-eectu1 m<nt
sgxxoLUQHx soxlna1x1os. -
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
GUILD WOULD RUN ON
THE TAFT TICKET

BOSTON, Feb. 17.--Gov. Guild VIII
take second place on the proposed
Taft presidential ticket IL it Is Offer
ed to him. but he denies the rumors
that he has made deal TO swap
the Massachusetts, delegation for the
job. When asked for statement
with reference to the report saying
Taft had been dickering with him. the
latter said.
There is no truth whatever in any
statement that any deal. dicker or
understanding OF any kind has been
made between Mr.. Taft and me.
did not take part whatever In the
canvass for delegates"
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
o-HOUR LAW GOES INTO
EFFECT ON THE B. & O.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE Bal
timore & Ohio railroad will put into
effect today. throughout its system,
the "nine-hour law" which by Its
terms does not become operative until
March 4 next. The law limits the
hours OF service OF all train operatives.
particularly locomotive engineers and
firemen. train dispatchers, railway tel
egraphers. tower men and signal oper-
ators.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
Tilted Man Tries Suicide.

Because his sweetheart. girl
named Rosie" employed as q wait
ress in the Morgan house, gave him
the "goby," Bert Henderson. giving,
his address as No. 615 Fifteenth-st.,
swallowed carbolic acid in the hotel
Sunday night. The young man was
removed 10 st. Mary's hospital In
patrol wagon and prompt action by the
physicians saved his life. He IL re-
ported as resting comfortably.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
VIM. SELLS DIEs IN
ROOMING HOUSE
IN NEW YORK
SON OF ONE OF The FAMOUS
CORRESPONDING BRoT E s
HAD BEEN GOING The PACE
THAT KILLS.

NEW YORK. Feb. 17.-wm. Sells
son of VIM. Sells, one of the circus
owning brothers, died suddenly today
In furnished room house at Is West
Thirty-ffth-st.
Mr.. Sells death Is believed to have
been due 10 gastritis. He is said TO
have been drinking heavily OF late.
For several weeks he had been In poor
health and had been treated by a ply
sician.
Mrs. McWilliams, Sells landlady,
heard him grooming early today and
ON entering his room found him in a
semi-conscious state. When an ambu-
lance surgeon arrived, he said Sells
WAS beyond his aid
He Had His Troubles.
Sells father was the originator OF
the big circus. Sells and his wife are
said TO have parted more than a year
ago.
In August, 1905, George b. Walker,
Of Chicago, threatened to sue Sells for
$4,000 damages, alleging that Sells
had broken his jaw In a fight over
Blanche Romans, singer In a min
strel comedy. 1t was brought out at
the time that Miss Romans was also
known as Blanche Williams. 1t was
charged by Walker that he was at
tending one OF Miss Romans musical
evenings" when Sells arrived at the
fiat and attacked him.
The police learned today that Mrs
Blanche Weber, OF 20 West Sixty
First-st.. was a close friend OF Sells
but they could not identify Blanche
Weber as the Blanche Romans OF
Williams, OF Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
Henry w. Reldv Dead

Henry.w.S Reidy, aged 80. died Sun
day in the home OF his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Reldy No. eos
Brush-st.. from consumption. He at
one time was clerk In the assessors
ONCE, but gave up his position and
went TO Arizona. The change did not
prove beneficial and he returned TO
Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
REV. FATHER BAARTS
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS

MARSHALL, Mich. Feb. 1.-THE
funeral OF Rev. p. A. Baart will be
held tomorrow from the rectory OF his
church, Very Rev. M. j. p. Dempsey.
OF Detroit, being celebrant OF the
mass. The services Will begin at
$3.50 and at 1880 there will be re-
QUEEN chanted for the benefit OF the
children OF the parish, and those who
may be prevented from attending the
funeral services proper. The ONCE
will begin at $3.50. Requiem mass
will begin on the arrival OF the train
from the east. Among the priests who
will take part in the ceremony are:
Very Rev. J. French, OF Indiana; Rev.
O. Jennings, Cleveland; Rev. Thomas
]. Ryan, Pontiac, master Of cere-
monies, and Rev. Joseph Herr, Jack
son. The active pallbearers are: Rev.
r. Kelly, Ann Arbor; Rev. J. Connolly
Detroit; Rev. l.. Brancheau, Lansing:
Rev. III. O'Neill, Otsego: Rev. +.
Schaeper. Adrian; Rev. +. j. Van Ant
werp. Detroit.
The sermon will be delivered by
Very Rev. w. ID. Hickey, dean OF the
diocese OF Cincinnati, classmate OF
FIR. Baart.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
OLIVER H. I-AU, N. D.,
GEORGE q, GORDON. n n
DAILY CLINIC

Consultation by appointment. Teie-
phone NJ 100. or q. 1880. q. 44-L
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17

Nearly all OF the plumbago export
ed from Ceylon comes 10 the United
States. We took 1895 tons out OF
1888 tons (totaD, the largest export
OF any year In the history ofyhe trade.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17

Wise is the man who knows what
not to say and remembers not to say
Il.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17

Job Printing--Done Right Times
Printing Co.. IL John R.-st. Phone 1 1913
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Rates for Liner
Advert enents

suracy or Assume responsibility for sr-
rors OF any kind occurring IN Wv
phone Advertisements
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HORSES and cows renewed promptly.
Phone MiIlenbsch Bros. West fos-sss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-11-21
Ainh School Games.

Keokuk High VS.. Carthage High, at
Keokuk
Ida Grove vs.. West High at Des
Moines.
North High VS.. Iowa City. at Iowa
City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-11-21
Notice Of Referees Sale.

In the District Court of Lee County,
Iowa, at Keokuk term,
a. D. 1908.
Emerson Gale. ct al, plaintiffs, VS..
Henry Gale, ct al. defendants.
To All Whom It May Concern:
By virtue of an order of sale direct
ed to the undersigned referee from
the clerk of the District court of Lee
county, Iowa, at Keokuk, upon de-
cree obtained in said court on the 18th
day of November, A. d., 1908, in favor
of Emerson Gale, Mary Gale, Nancy b.
Creswell, Washington Creswell and
Elizabeth A. Gale, plaintiffs, vs. Henry
Gale, Rachel Gale, Lewis Gale, Cath
crime Gale, Sarah Barr, John Barr,
Frank Coyne, Mabel F. O'Connor, John
VI. O'Connor, Williams F. Coyne, How
ard Coyne, Nellie Coyne, Frank Coyne
Jr, Harry Coyne (minor), James Gale
Nellie Gale, James Church and Mar
garet Church, defendants for partition
OF real estate named and described In
said petition / will on the 21st day
of December, 1908, offer for sale t.
the highest bidder the following de
scribed real estate, to-wit:
The west one-half (W w of the
northwest quarter On, w. NJ and the
northwest quarter On. w. "a of the
southwest quarter Is. w. W of sec
ton thirty 500 and the northeas
quarter IN. E. ~ Of The south
east quarter Is. e. "a of section
Twenty-Five 500. township slxty-sever
f67) north. range five CD west, Let
county, Iowa.
Terms of sale will be 500 cash t.
be paid down at date of sale by eacl
/ purchaser and the balance when sal
( is approved and deed made. Said sal
shall take place in front of the from
door of the court house at Keokuk
Lee county, Iowa, at the hour of r
m. of said day, when and where du
/ attendance will be given by the under
/ signed. w. G. BLOOD,
Referee,
\ Dated Keokuk, Iowa, Nov, Is, 1905
r. ~ Johnson. attorney for plaintiffs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-11-21
New York Stocks.

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-More i'm
portant railroad issues were under
pressure all through the morning. I'm.
ION Pacific at the end of the first hour
showed a decline of one point and the
same loss was sustained by the South
erh Pacific while Reading and st.
Paul made fractional declines. Ten.
nessee Copper after fractional AID.
vance to So dropped to 431s but re.
covered part of the loss. A number
OF specialties, including the Virginia
Chemical and Brunswick land. were