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DOGS, CATS. BIRDS. &C.

BULLDOGS ENGLISH PUPS FOR SALE: ALI
registered n a. <. c. stud book; sire and dam
weIl-k5own blue rib5S1 Winners Stabls a. rear 2
Lafayette square fse+st
PAIR or IMPORTED HARTZ MOUNTAIN
CANARTES and breeding cage. with fixtures fcs
g; these hrds should hatch y0u at least % birds tn
one rssson. sCENIR'S BIRD STORE. IL lztA
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INAUGURAL INFORMATION.

We CAN ACCOMMODATE FROM % TO 10
people for lodging during Inauguration. AFp.y
BLISS BLDG . 81 nv feL3t
BEFORE VIEWING TIE PARADE BIZ SURE
yOur glasscs aIE al TiEht. We make and reIGiT
glasses aud examine eJcs froe. hEFfT 81 9Th IN.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR GOOD SERVICE. CALL REAR 81 PA
ave. Nv. 70 6osTd OF hiTU your h0ESe ETgrythiHg
IN general Livery business at reduced rates L. L.
PITSNOGLE Phone II. 8. fez-gt
wASTED-lG HORSES WITH SADDLES AND
brides. for Inauguration parade. 3. 2 Nc
CAULJY, Il05 z ST feH-7t
BENsINGER's HORSE BAZAAR.
Direct and commission desls-s IN horses and
mules s.Ssa5M sh s. NV. Auction MoDdays
and Wedrcsizyz Private ales daily. jzISn
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FOR RENT-RooMS.
FURNISHED.

10 18th NW--THIRD FLOOR; FURNISHED
TOOus. ready for Inauguration
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10 9Th Nyy.-FURNlSHED ROOMS FOR II
Gusaration week rates. $50 pe- night. including
breakfast Prone y Zl81-aI. fsE-I
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OFFICES

LARGE. MODERN OFFICES IN THE METER
oft Building. ueIn2 81; rzt. $3.50 pc.
month. including slsctric light. heat running TzteE
.suitor and els=atc- service; no extras felSd
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MONEY TO LOAN


MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED PROPERTY |
IN the District Of Columbia AZ low rates Of inter
est / Z SHOEMAKER. ss 18Th 81. IN. te7-e
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ONAS BOWLING & CO.. Aucro1se5. 81 z
street. northwest
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Al =. cars run direct 10 White House St1tioa-
Ticket csice at 18th and y L ave northwest and
e White House Station 18th and q ST. NORTH
EAST. TELEPHONE 81 f5S and Line. SIS
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HELP WAKTED-MALE.

WANTED-BRIGHT BOYS, FROM 4 TO IS
years q aee Tor foor and wagon service bundle
WRAPPING. &c. Apply 20 SUPERISTENDbNI-
woodward LcthroP- mhl-N
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BY J l. KOLB- e25 NEW YORK AVE NV.
Rear III - nv. sails. rooms and bath. so %
Rear SIS East Capitol ST ) stalls and czT-
rage nom -.------.-----.------- 800
Rear Sc 1th 81 Sv. stalls ................. 1000
s2l z. I. ave. stalls and carriage room. 5o
feZ-ss
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SHOW STORE FIXTURES

F. X GAMER,
Manufacturer a
SHOW CASES AND SHOW WINDOWS. BANK.
JEWELERS.. AND DRUGGISTS FIXTURES.
WASHINGTON BRANCH 90 PA AVE
TELEPHONE MAIN Zs ial2sz
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IT N DOUBT. GO 10 AMERICAN INF0RMA-
TON BUREAU, rs 18Th; HEADQUARTERS
fer INAUGURAL ACCOMMODATIONS: assistance
free; opea evenings and SUNDAYS fe2Sz
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HAS MOTHER ARRESTED.
Daughter Charges Her with Living
with Her Divorced Husband.

Daughter Charges Her with Living
with Her Divorced Husband.
SPECIAL TO Tbe Washington Herald
Norfolk Va. Jan. "A man and d
woman charged with unlawfuIly living
together by the daughter Of the woman.
who is the divorced wife Of the man.
were parties TO a suit which started in
the police court here to-day.
Mrs. Rose Gordon Sargent. twenty-six
years old. Of Laoonia. y. H. caused the
arrest early this morning Of Fred Sar-
gent her former husband, and her moth
er. Mrs. W. A Gordon. whose husband
is sun living The pair were living to-
gethe- in a CRANKY street boarding house.
Mrs Sargent caused the arrest tlat she
might obtain custody Of her young son
whom Sargent got when the divorce was
entered
Following her mother and former hus-
band here from Laconia- she sought the
aid Of the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty 10 Children 4 formal complaint
against her mother and former husband
caused their arrest In court to-day the
case was continued until next Wednes-
day the parties 10 II being held.
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The District employs an expert 10 test
the product Of the Washington Gas
I light Company 10 determine II there is
! anything IN the gas 10 injure wall paper.
/ leather furniture. and gas fixtures. but
nothing has been done 10 prevent the
existence Of o product that would en-
danger the lives OF the consumers.
This startling admission was made yes
terday By E. G. Runyan. a district gas
inspector. who was q witness at a special
hearing Of the House District Commit
tee when the proposed gas legislation vas
under discussion
Mr- Runyen when placed under a cross
fire OF questioning by Representative
Sims, OF Tennessee. admitted that he had
made tests and had found carbon mon
oxide in very large quantities. Il ranged
from % to 81 per cent. he said. He
added that il was a personal test and
that he had never made a report 10
the Commissioners because he had con-
Quoted the experiments for his own IN
formation.
Knew Carbon MOnoxide Dangers.
He admitted that he considered carbon
monoxide one Of the most deadly gases
and believed there was danger Of death
TO the consumers wherever II was used.
Il developed soon after the hearing be-
gan. however that Mr.. Runyan would
be Of little service 10 the committee in
furnishing Information about carbon mon
oxide. as he said he made the analysis
without sufficient apparatus. and not for
record
Mr. Runyan said that he had been en-
pioyed by the District since 1919. and that
MS duties were to look after the ammonia
and sulphur IN answer 70 questions he
Continued on Page 2, Column 3.
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BOY APPROPRIATED
BY WILLIAM H. TAFT

Elmer Loring. eighteen years old.
product Of Georgia. was discovered
and appropriated by President-elect
Taft in the wIds Of a Georgia golf
course.
Roosevelt has had MS William Loeb.
who was discovered By somebody be-
fore Roosevelt found him. Mark
Hanna had his Elmer Dover. and
other great n-n have had their FIJI
days, evea-as Mr. Taft had rs. and
more great men there are who VIII
be discovered by great men. and placed
in high positions in the affairs Of the
government
Mr. Taft found Elmer Loring one
day in the Vicinity OF Augusta, Ca,
when he was out looking Eor a cad
dy.~ This particular Elmer was
roughly shod in hts own bare feet.
there were rents in his trousers, and
his face and neck were shiny with
peculiar growth OF siIken-iike fuzz.
which. n properly cultivated. may
some day develop into fun beard.
with mustache 10 match.
His eyes are snappy. the kind that
look straight al you without iinching;
he Is frank, he is honest-it sticks out
in spots all over him-and he is fear
less and wiry and kind and gentle.
and willing TO work hard and keep
IoBg hours.
At any rate. Mr.. Taft likes the boy
likes him all over. and little more
than that. and ne wants him at the
White House for the next four years
beginning on March 4 Elmer L>oring
VIII be in Washington to-day. II is
said. He will be properly housed and
fed while Mr. Taft is In Panama. and
after the new President Is inaugu-
rated. Elmer viii be duly Installed as
messenger at the White House. He
viii eat chicken and cake and ice
cream right from the White House
table, and he VIII get peep into big
things and at big men and women and
directoire gowns on reception nights.
Elmer viii have a good time in Wash
ingtOn for the next four years. He
won't want TO go back to Georgia
bet your bottom dollar on that.
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CLEAN THE STREETS.
Stop Splitting Legal SHawS and Remove
Disgrace of the Capital.

NouSed Dy Tie ouDuSt OF indignation the part OF an
outraged public the District Authorities Yesterday made move
toward cleaning the streets of Washington move ev ought
to have made days ago before dgracefu condition developed
that became menace to the general welfare of the community
At least portion OF the force of the street cleaning
department called to duty and put upon the job it is paid
to Perorn-ceaning the The condition now is not
as bad twas but still dsgracefua shame and eproach
to the Capital Of the Nation
Hair-sptting interpretations of the law and haggling
about the propre OF using this fund or that are not in order
when the city is afflicted with such condition as has been
tamey tolerated by Ocialdom the past distressing week
Action ought to be the wachword-aggressve determined
action.
II plague came upon the city, would the health depart
ment go out OF business until the plague ran course?
What the scheme Of organization or the philosophy of
It. that sPends the operations OF the street-cleaning depart
men when the streets eeng with filth and need cleaning
the most? No valid explanation has ever been offered none
can be-
Let the street cleaning proceed Remove the inoerabe
condition OF things Do with all the force at command
Reserve the strawsPng until the job finished Action is
wanednot words Congress viii sanction dutydong upon
the part of the authorities every ne and Congress ought to
see that Washington hereafter has streetceanng depart
ment that will clean the streets
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RUNYAN MUST ANSWER.

7 certainly shall ask Mr.. Kun
van why he never made a report to
the Commissioners. said Commits
sioner MacfarIand last night reia-
tive TO the statement Of the Dis
triet gas Inspector that he had
found carbon monoxide in the iIlu-
minating gas in Washington. but
had never reported II.
Commissioner Macfarland said
that while the la~ did not require
Mr.. Runyan to report the existence
OF a deadly substance in the gas.
he should have done so for the
safety Of the public.
7 viii confer with Mr.. Runyan
as soon as possible. said the Com
missioner; and he added that he
could not discuss the case until he
had held this conference.
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LABORERS ARE BANQUETED.
Wen Who Constructed Parish HOnse
of Taft's Church HOnored.

Cincinnati. Ohio. Jan 23.-WHlian H.
Taft's Fourth Street Church. this CITY.
was the scene Of unique banquet To-
day, when the dedication Of the parish
house just completed was celebrated bv
hodearriers. brickiayers. and contractors
who had hand in the construction OF
the ediice.
Thomas J. Emery. who gave the funds
necessary for the building Of the parish
house, was the originator Of the unioue
feast Five invitations 10 every one who
mad the slightest connection with the
structure were answered in person bv
more than so men The dinner PREPARED
was principally turkey and trimmings
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Bryan Says State should Provide for
University Teacher.

Bryan Says State should Provide for
University Teachers.
Omaha, Nebr, Jan. 3-In signed
communication TO be published in the
worId-Herald tomorrow morning. VII
liam J Bryan protests against the Iegis-
lature Of Nebraska authorizing professors
in the State University to become bene-
fciaries Of the Andrew Carnegie pension
system.
He declares that the professors are n
derpaid. but he maintains that the STATE
itself should give them adequate com
pensation. and suggests that an cid age
pension fund might well be provided By
the state If such a fund be deemed neces-
sary.
TO advocate the Carnegie pension
fund Mr.. Bryan says. "one must viz
tually declare that the State Of Nebraska
is unable OF unwilling to pay her pro
fessors what they ought to be paid. Who
is prepared TO bring either OF these in
dictments against the peopIe2"
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Killed In Snou.iihe

OUray. Colo. Jan. "a SHOWS de. fifty
feet deep. down the mountain side on
the road to the Camp Bird mine, swept
to death four men and thirty horses
late last night Shaoks, as well as hui
man beings and horses. were carried into
the CANYON.
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Father Pardo,r Dead.

New York, Jan. 23.-Rev. William
O'Brien Pardow, s J, rector Of St Igna-
tius Loyola Church, at Park avenue and
Eighty-fourth street, who was taken TO
ST. vincent's Hospital yesterday, suffer
ing from a severe attack Of pneumonia.
died this morning.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District OF Columbia
and AIaryland-Partly cloudy to-
day and tomorrow: warmer to-
day; moderate southwesterly
winds.
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TIE Cotton effects, comprising furniture
Of the periods, paintings. rugs. silver
china and glass, valuable library. linens
tapestries, jewelry, &c, &c. viii be on
public view a. Sloan's. 1907 G ST, tO-mor-
row and Tuesday from q n 10 0. m.
This entire collection viii be sold there al
auction by catalogue Wednesday. Thurs
day. and Friday at II and by order Of
Chas- A Douglas and Brainard W. Par
keZ. administrat atorz.
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SCHOONER GOES ASHORE.
Captains Wife ana Child Killed by
Falling Spars.

Seattle, Wash, Jan. 23-The four
masted schooner Sequel, with two uasts
gone, is reported ashore near Seabird
Rocks. Vancouver Island Wireless tele-
graph messages report that five OF TIC
crew have been taken OF.
The captains wife and child were kllei
by falling spars- Six Of the crew are
still aboard
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GOMEZ NAMES CABINET.
uStO Garcia VeIez Selected as Cuban
Secretary Of state

Secretary Of state.
Havana, Jan 22-President Gomez an
nounced his cabinet tonight Il is as
follows: Secretary Of government. DR.
Nicolas Alberdi; secretary Of state, Justc
Garcia Velez: secretary Of finance, Mar
oelino Diaz Viilegas; secretary OF justice
Luis Octavio Divine; secretary Of santa
ton. Matiss Duque Perdomo; secretary
Of public works, Benito LaraguerueIa:
secretary OF public instruction. Ramon
Mesa. and secretary Of agriculture. Orte-
lio Foyo.
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Steamships Republic and
Florida in Collision.
ALL PASSENGERS SAFE
Swift Ships, Called by Wireless,
Rush TO Rescue.
REPUBLICS SIDE CRUSHED

Florida Takes Aboard 742 People
from Stricken Ship, and Heads
for New YOrk-ThrilIng Drama
Of the Sea Played in Pail Of Gray
Mist Near Nantucket-No Word
Yet Of Scenes on the Vessels-Six
Westinghouse Are Rescued.
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DISTRICT EMPLOYE
KNEW CAS- DANCER
Conducted Experiments for
"0Wn Information"
HELD CARBON MON0XIDE
Made No Report Because Law
Didn't So Require Him.
HELD CARBON MONOXIDE

Inspector Runyan Makes Startling
Admission 1t Hearing On Gas Ones
tiOR Before District Committee.
DR.. Hayward aBd DIR. skinner Tell
Of Experiments and Warn of Dan
gers of Water Product Used.
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JOHNSON TO RUN AGAIN.

Mayor of Cleveland Not Discouraged
by Three-cent Fare Fiasco.
Cleveland. Ohio. Jan. 2s.-Mayor Tom L,
johnson, supposed politically dead so far
as the mayoraity is concerned by the
failure Of his 3-cent-fare operation Of the
city's traction system. is TO try for the
mayOralty next fall He began his cam
paign to-day by taking out petition
blanks for primary use
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had started 10 the rescue From Boston
came the report that the revenue cutter
Gresham had the news and was leaving
7 for the spot where the report came from
The Mohawk and Seneca told Gilman that
they had picked I'D his flash OF the coast.
and were OF for Nantucket light
Message to Home Office
Before the wires over Ginman's head
had ceased their landward conversation.
out OF the fog beyond the surf line came
another message from the Republic. This
was from Capt. Sealhy. in command. and
was addressed TO the White Star Office In
+ New York. II was simply a duplicate OF
the message that had first come 10 the
Siascouset operator after the first start
: Ing &C. G D. This message was put
on the land wires 70 New York and
reached the White Star Offices at 3 Broad
way before they were opened
Later another message sifted in through
the fog This read Baltic, rs miles of
East Ambrose Channel: going TO assist
aGce Of Republic The message. signed
BY the name OF Capt Ransom. was put
on the wires By the Siasconset operator.
and a messenger boy was hustled 10 the
Offices Of the White Star with IL five min
Utes after Operator P. A 5. Franb..ii7.
Of the International Mercantile Marine
company. had received the telegram from
| the Republic.
Calm fn His Cabin.
Soon again the hammock Of wires Ovel
the head Of the operator on the sand
/ spit began TO catch code out Of the air
The dots and dashes that sang through
the magnetic detector and into the ear
piece clamDed 10 the side or Ginman's
head were from the hand Of Binns OF
the Republic. Whatever might have beer
Cnnfinued On Pare 2 CnIu
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PEOPLE APPROVE
THE AUDITORIUM
Washington Pledges S95,4OO
to the Enterprise.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Big Meeting Of Citizens at the
New Willard.

1Ir. SEacfarIand Pre.fdes and Makes
Address in Behalf OF the Project.
Business and Professional Men Hear
Plans OF IncOrpOratOrs Explained
Scheme Appeals to Them and Re
sPORze Is Voluntary and Generous.
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Baltimore and Return, s1.2s.

Every Saturday and Sunday. All trains
both ways. both days. except Royal Lin
tied City Offices. 14I7 G 81. and SIG Pa
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Mastery Floral Creations
Offered by Blackstone, 18th and H
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Mardi Grns.

New Orleans, Mobile, Pensacola Very
low rates via Southern Rwy. Feb. 1872
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S1.25 10 Baltimore and Return
To-day via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Continues on Page ? Coin,

Send to Thos. J. Fisher & Co. for See
ing Connecticut Avenue from the White
House TO Chevy Chase"
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Continued on Page II, Column 2.
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OPPOSES CARNEGIE PENSION.

Continued on Page 2. Column 4.
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A SUNDAY PAPER
WITH NO
FREAK FEATURES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-26
BRANDENBURG MAY
KEEP THE BABY
Earnest Appeal From .-.lotbsr Of
Abducted St. Louis Boy to
His step-Father

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2s.-m am
broken hearted. Please do not give
my baby up. must have him or RI
go crazy" This telegram was 70.
celVed today by Broughton Branden.
burg, under arrest here as a fugitive
from justice from New York from
Mrs. Leonard Cabanne- Brandenburg
AS result Brandenburg abandoned
his intention of surrendering the
Cabanne boy to attorneys represent
ing the father and grandmother The
boys father is now enroute here. and
VIII have a conference with Bran
denburg.
Brandenburg admitted he might
surrender the boy to his father if the
latter is willin to live up to the al
legged agreement whereby the bows
mother is to have it during the sum.
mer months. Brandenburg is planning
warm legal fight against the extradi-
ton to New York. He intimated that
influential men have taken an inter.
est In the case and there is nos.
sibility that District Attorney Jerome
might decide to drop the case ,efore
New York detectives, now enroute
here, arrived.
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PERSONALS.

I Charles Gilley returned SATURDAY,
4 from Colorado where he spent the win
ter. He is greatly improved in health
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Real are visiting
( in Keosauqua.
| MT. and Mrs. H. L. Roberts and chill
dren visited in Burlington last even
Ing for a few hours.
j. r. Aud and Jas. Cameron left
| this afternoon for Davenport to at
tend federal court as grand jurors.
Ferd Bear who has been visiting
with friends in Chicago, returned last
evening
Mrs. Cottwine Walker of Quincy
is visiting Mrs. H. Chandler Of No
1919 c street, and also with Mrs. VIM.
Ackley
o. B. McNamee, former local agent
of the Rock Island offices in this city,
was in the city this afternoon for a
short while
Misses Anette and Marie Comfort
were visitors in the city on Saturday,
leaving for their home in Carthage
yesterday.
A. l.. snodgrass, local agent of the
Rock Island offices in this city re-
turned this afternoon from Oskalcosa
where he has been for short visit.
C. E. Fiiesbach has departed for
Centerville, after SPENDING Sunday
in the CITY with his brother C. H.
Fliesbach, 10 Exchange street.
FIT. Madison Gem City: RAY Wal
ton went to Keokuk this afternoon to
spend sunday with his grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs James Walton.
Mt. Pleasant News. Mr.. Davis of
Keokuk was in the city yesterday. Mr..
Davis is an expert dealer in old VIC
Inns and was looking up some espec.
Tally fine old make and tone, which
are owned by parties here.
Miss Marie Dawson. formerly
stenographer at the Standard Fire In.
surance Co, and who has been visiting
the past two weeks with her friend.
Miss Flora Wustrow. left on last Fri
day evening for South Dakota. where
she will make her future homo. A
host of friends wish Miss Dawson han.
piness in her new home.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-26
CITY NEWS.

Cant afford to miss this program
IL at Dodge's theater.
-Wanted-Horses to clip at Blake
\ & Loves. horseshoers, sos Johnson st
Horse clipping and shoeing al
Blake & loves, sos Johnson Street
Mrs. Waugh will return to the Y
w. G. A. this evening as chief cook for
the cafeteria conducted by the asso
citation.
Miss Ina lngersol led the meeting
at the Y. NJ. c. A. yesterday afternoon.
A number of the members of the
Trinity league took part in the meet.
ing giving short talks. Mr.. Lofquist
sang solo during the meeting.
A motion for more specific state
ment has been filed in the district
court by defendant in the case of d.
w. Anderson VS.. the Street Railway Co.
asking plaintiff to itemize the dam.
ages claimed, number of days he lost
out, how much fare he paid, etc ard
also objecting to calling the cash reg
lister deadly instrument
The Christian Sunday school con-
test which has been on between the
.Carnation class and the Young Ladies'
class for the past two months came to
a close yesterday morning with the
young men of the Carnation class in
the lead by about one hundred points.
The losing side will banquet the win
ners in the membership getting con
test soon.
A very unique entertainment call
ed THE Looking Glass" will be given
by the Epworth League of the Trinity
NJ. E. church on tomorrow evening.
April 9th. Music will be furnished
by an orchestra consisting of Messrs.
Ed. Meeks, Harry samuels and f. E.
REYNOLDS. The public is cordially in
vited to be present. There will be no
charge for admission. o'clock. d. M.
in the assembly room of the church.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-26
The keokuk Man


The brother who remained at the
old home town of Springfield Ohio.
was covered with honors there all his
HE and was permanent fixture on
an important bench by successive cleo.
tlons by the people II. r. Miller
came west and chose Keokuk for his
held OF action everybody here knows
that he was the gas company from its
beginning to few years ago. when
ne sold out and thought he had retired
IRON business. But some months of
comparative idleness showed him that
only work satisfies him and he has
been the efficient assistant postmaster
since then.
The more you know about that
family of that Methodist preacher of
the first half of the last century. the
more remarkable it seems"
II. r. Miller is not able to go east
to attend the funeral of his brother.
He has the sympathy of all Keokuk
people in what to him is very great
affliction.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-26
CONTEST CANE
TO A CLOSE
carnatlon and Naomi Glasses Met
Yesterday. the Former Coming
Out 104 Points Ahead.

yesterday morning an interesting
membership campaign came to close
the First Christian Sunday School.
wen the young ladies', Naomi class
VI the Sabbath School department and
we Young mems class known as Car
ramon class met at the end of two
Aionths membership contest and com
p@red notes and number of new schol
as ADDED to each class.
ne young men were the victors in
ne contest, having had present during
eie last two months session of the
,'ass 57S members, while the Young
.au'es enrolment for the past two
months totaled 474 members. leaving
.ne carnation class 1O4 members or
po,n's ahead of the opponent class.
ne agreement made at the start.
'ns OF the contest was that the losers
you'd be sponsors for a banquet to be
sven some time after the close OF
,ne contest. Now that the Young
'@uies nave SO gracefully lost, they