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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-22
&irlGcus WadDrid)tcn.


%atcr SticfnCp hdlt SnnptprtolAi III
scr Gut6eornlc. Co. Golleftcn sur
lilaung ser Don &oter Gilbert
contrubirtcn Sd)uloen III mehrc.
rem aird)en erhoben. - EnitOr
@rimn1er's Nntrittspreoi9t.
Hci benz qeltrigeu Wtpr9ellN0ttt2s
0icnitc IN Der Gatbebrale belt &ater
z. II. StifltUp Die 6ouptprcoiat, gu
ocrcn Cert or it'd Dos @unber BON
Scr &crtbcilllnN Ger @rooc mo Slide
Qcp16lt bate. Del Ser &crfilnblrnA,
bab bic nud) Dem @ottesoicnltc ttGo'
benc Gouefte on5ll bcltinmt lcllt
ioQc, Dem GarOiuul bel Der NllIbrin.
0lln0 tines 6onoa sur HcGelulG Der
9n0elt0cnbciten Der ct. a%atbarlncl'
STRIDE bebiililih Ill ieinL lpuroc ae&
Nome1s ocs &otera Gilbert uno Der
lldberen llmit0noc res Sou13 nit tCl'
mem @ortc G%rW6bnmng 9ctbon.
Gin grocer Sbeil olld) Der Ntilcra
IN ben iibri0en fatholild)cn &lyd)en
ser Staot erhobcncl Gnllcften lit alS
0,itrd0 SIR SilNlulN Der non &atcr
6. i. Glbcrt cuntrnbirtcn Sdnllocn
bcitinmt. Ticie MoBnabnc 1ripl1te
cinrn 9eifluii 0tniGb, Der fiirjlld)
in elmer Sibuna Der fdtboliid)cn
@eiitlidfcit I'M ct. Murien.S enti1ar
oeiont ipuroc. NehIllid)t SeIdlllll't
lullr0en nm piciclbt 3eit ulldl Don Der
tutholiifen @ciitlidteit Waibing
TONS actcptirt, Ger Cardinal bat
id,on cillcn lhcil ser bon &oter 81.
bert nltsNcgcbcncn @cd,icl bt5oblt,
ladloCm CT hua Wcl0 hlcr5ll pripatlnl
aui0ebrod)t hottc. Nit Der Siilfe. Gle
inn bon n1ell iibrigen totbolild)en
aird,cn 0~aleiItet miro, Oilritc naf uno
nod Die gauge Nn~gclc9enbeit gcrc1elt
mcrocll.
&otcr Glbert beiinbct lid nod, III
| Molnlt Scope; an ieinc Stellc III Der
ct. @utburincntairdc lit betanntlld)
Gotcr @iQiom %. Clements 9ctreten.
9tod) Der GrflorlulN Don Gr. Charles
Sill, ocS GbcIur5tcS Der Ncnanntcl1
&litillt,la, mudt Die @encillnN &atcr
Glbcrt's beirieoi9enot Sortidrittc. Oh.
mohl Gericlbe nod, inmer iehr neruoa
lit. Ger Tntient bilritc nod mcbrerc
Monnte IN Der Nnltnlt permtilen. llnz
ter ncn regelnlGbigcn 9eiudlcrn oeliel.
bcl Gcfiucet iidl aid Toter 81. Mnl.
J Il. Nletd)cr, Scr &eftor Der Gotbeoralc.
"a tor q mcr'S Antrittas
preoigt.
&or elmer DroBcl 3uhl BON In
o1htiDcl. mrld)c Die gcrGlnli9c Stride
I Ger oclttiden rcfnrmirtcu NrlcOcna.
@emcinoc. an Der Gde bon Gumbtr.
luno- StrnBc mo Eennipluoaio Nue,
bis in ollie @intcl iiiatc, bielt EoItor
Sobn !. @rimmcr. Der I'M Solllar cr.
n0bltc nellc SetllorNer Der @enlcin.
&c. ieine sntrittspreoiat III oelltif)er
Sprud,c. 9ibenGs iprodl er Dor be-
iumnlcltcr 8encinoc III tnuliiher
Sprutc; Die Sonntugalhulr. Wcldlc
an Nodn1itto1 itattiano. iplr bon
lm9ciGhr 120 &inocrn beilld,t. Nnl
tonnncnoen Sonntog miro Die &or.
ltellllnH Der GonfirmunOeu trlolNcn.
Enitpr 3rinncr trni bcrcita an
GicnitoN pergonNener ISOLDE nit lei
her Nomilic IN Baltimore Cit mo fat
Dos Hiorrtnt2 bel Ger STRIDE btjoGcn
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8cgcn bic y,ucifc" Hlagc.

Gonlite bon Encouragement Ner5tell
miro oie Gontrott.9 eboroe I'm
s~lnitcQuug 5iueier ltGbtiId)er
Observation-Disclosures eriud)en. -
Hepr1ientonter perifieoener St.
euniiotipnen begleiten baa So
mite.
Gin Gonlite, beitebenb aus Ir
Senrp Barton SucobS. Gr. @iliollI
$. @cld,. CT. Sumes Sostep, Srll
Gouglos M. @plie, Enlror Gonalh
Guthrie mo Srn. $. @irt Steele
miro morgen Der 0lloget,S ebOroe
lire Aufluartung MAIDEN lino I'm Ole
&erlpiQigltng bon $4,000 uno Die
%Grncnmnng 5lpeicr it1otiiter 9run
fcnlpGrterinnen erllld)en. Sie Sebte.
rcn iplcn nit Der Nuigube betrolli
meroen. nah benz Sooc ober bcnl
6ort5uge tl~lberfuloier Eerionen Oil
lcsinii5irung Der @obnuliacn Der.
iclbcn 81, i%ibcruud)en. Sic .Murp.
lunb.0 eleqifaIt 5ur Gorbellgullg II
Scillina bon S~uberfllloliS" hot ge.
%gtnru1rtig bier OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
III ibrcn Sicnlten. mcld)el Die l(eber.
mnd)ung bon 1900 SubcrfulpliS.S1
len obliegt. 0ieielbeu boben natlir-
aenldb oQc &Gl,oc poll 81 tbuu. 10.
bnB, lpie Oas Gonlitc erflGrt, bie Gr.
nenillnlg Scr beiocn ItGotiid)en WGr.
tcrlllncl1 5l ether %ratiomcllen 9cfGm.
pIun9 Der yluciBcn Ylogc" brinacnr
gcboteil erIdeint. Sm September,
mann Ole Niio9ct 9cbGroe lire %or.
anidlGae iiir ooS Sobr maft, uilS
oos Gomitc Die N~1itcuuno Dol, mcitc.
rem fiini5cbn ltGotiid)en arnnfemuGr.
terlltncn bcnlltroNen.
Nn Der 9calcitluna oes Gonlite's
lucrocn lid) Sri. Glen q. So Mpttc,
cine Der inn Sample gc9en Die iii,
bcrtnloliS c~ll9aNirten aroltenpilege,
r%inncr. ioluie lie brci HeprGientontcll
Der nad)ltcbenocn Srgu1iiutiouen be.
finoen: ~Marplnu0. @eieuidait fir
Die %orbeuaung uno Seillung bon
Snbcrfllloiis," vGereinigte @pbltbd.
tlAfeit'@ elellitaitcn" .Sooerirte SIS.
raelitild,c @obltbdtigfeits @eieQ.
lhoften," "Ebipp'ss 6rei.alinit. "
vTcrein Der aoufleilte nnb Subrifan.
ten" st. @inceltt sc Tuul.0 erein,"
.aronteumdrterinnen Werein." nc,
oiiiniitlc nhb dirilrgiife Sofult1i
mo 8elunobeits Iepurtcnleut.
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Sbeu. s. 9iener & Co.,
217, Ei.8altimpre.S trafe.

9eutides nnb anberes a,tsl1n6i.
idjes @eI0 eefauit nno nerfanft.
@eloienounsen beiorgt nad 9eutid.
Lamb, Seltreih, @uBlanb II. NJ.
@ediel alrsgeitelt auf a,isldnotide
@anfen. Greoitbriefe uno 3rauelers
CHEQUES. o.
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Scb6cl's cinsigcs NfrIicr.

&ir 9aben nnr Elm Mtclier in Yal.
timore, mnb bas befinbet iidj in Der
Gfa8c sn c6encr GrSe, Nr.321, Worb.
Cab, nabe !Sisb.Str. &inber.Ybo.
tograpbien cine SpesiaIitGf. - Seine
aaentcn unS fcine3 reopen 81 iteisen.
(. SebbeI. 6. Grni, 8sidaitsfibrsr.
d.
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Vaicba4 nabe.

SpipStS'it'tSSb Iti
Elm iiferes 8eiben bes Srlblinas.
Die Orioles" merOen altd)
hieies Sobr Die @eiiteritait &C.
uinnell. = 60 iogen Die 2eiter
bcs Clubs. - Ger SpieIplan.
Ger 5riibling bat offisieu ieineu
Gin5llg geboIten, boB er al,d) in Der
Ebot nidt mebr fern lit, bafiir ~lieicrt
Die Sbotigfeit einel1 gepeis, Die lid
in ben Geiben Der proieiiioue1en unb
smoterr-9 oieboQipiele 5eiet. Die
Clubs Der groBeren 2igen befinoen
lid sur 3eit nleiitens I'M Sibeu, um
ibre 2ellte fir bic Saiion por5uberei.
ten. Gle Spieler bes bieiieen Clubs
iperoen iid in iuenigen Togen III
Baltimore 5ll oemielben 3lued einfins
oen. Gle Orioles" peroen, pic
Erdiibent go. Sallon unb Ser Ma.
na9er' Sad Gum periif)ern. o,,h in
bieiem Sabre bic Wteiiteridoit Der
oitlid)en 2iau erfGmpier. Soffentlid,
leecn oieie Yropbeten Gbre init ibrer
&orousiaee ein.
Ger Spielplan Der .guitern
2eoguc" Der 9aieboa.Glub iest Die
groifnung Der Saiion bier olif BEN
%. Ipril, cinem 9onneritae, oil.
iuunll Der Club aus Hoheiter fir brei
Gonteite iein griheinen maht. Gle
Saiion itlieBt in Ser Motumenten.
Stnot an %. September init bent
Club aus Buffalo. Sir Die Orioles"
iinb folgenoe Gaten in Der Seimatb
lto Der Srembe beitimmt:
Sn Baltimore, init
Wontrcol: %. l,no 80. Ipril, /.
Oai, 81. %, %. Sruli, g.. TO-, II.
gluauit, 90. uno 81. september.
Toronto: 26., o., %. Ipril, H..
49,, 10. Sluni. 13. unb IA. Mu9uit.
y. unb %. September.
buffalo: g., H., 5. Dtni. a., To-, 16.
Sru1i, 6. unb Z. IuguIt, "a. uno %.
September.
Mod,eIter: D., %, "a. Mpril, II.
unb 12. Sluni, 8, H., 5. Nuguit, %.
nnb %. September.
Yropibence: H.. 8. Suni, s., g., I.
Sltli, g., TO-, II. september.
Seriep Gitp: f.. 9, g., "a, %, 26.
SUM, 49,. H., 10. September.
Neipart: s., g., 10. SUM-, r., 49,,
H., 10. Sui, g., T., 8. September.
Iie Orioles" auf 8eiien in
Montreol: %, %, "a. Mai, 80.
mo 81. Silli, !, 3, 80, 30, 81.
Auguit.
Sororlto: g., T., s., 10. Wai, &C.,
81, %, %. Sitli, 9, g., A. Septcm.
Der.
buffalo: IT,, -. 13., Is. 0toi. 81.
%. %. a. Suli. %. "a. %. IliguIt.
Hod,elter: H., 49,, 49,. 20. Ioi.
t6, H., 49,, 20. Suli, 90, 81, %.
gu9uit.
Yropibence: 90, 80, 81. Mai, f..
3, g., 4. Suli. 49,, H., 1S. Septcm.
Der.
SerIep Gitp: g., Z. SUM, s., g., TO-,
#. Suli, 49,, H., 1S. IugllIt, 5. Sep.
tcmber.
Nenorf: %, 26., %. 90. Wiai, %.
IS, %. SUM-, 49,, 90, o., %. Aug.
9cim U II II ernroiten II. - Der
nEemofrotiihe Club Der 3. @arb"
peranitaItete epeitern Nahmitfag inl
@bite 3oa.@arten on gonf-S trabe,
nobe 9ruaopap, fir feline Nitalieoer
Elm alliternroiten. Gie in GROCER Nns
Sabl Grihienenen lieBen lid Die
Sd)aolthiere nit einem @las 8eriten-
iaft portrefilid) muloen. COB lid
natiirlit 6ulb cine nuSgc5cidnetc
Stimmltng einItelte llnb cine CUTE
llntcrbaltung in Sang fan,. ldBt iid)
oenten. Ins Irrnngements-G omite
bcitanb aus Den &errcn s. u. 9ilcns
10, Gbns. Sumter, Sranf 9oparo nno
Ini Hoid,
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. @~tlbftnbnnaen.

gc~loienopngcr nod Deiitidlan0
iino Celtreid . llusarn iiHer uao
iHneu beioret. 5. 10 unb 30 Warf..
iotrie 10 uno 20 aronen . Sheine 3i
berfaufen.
9beo. s. Hisaet Z g.,
o. Rr. 217, cf.SalAmpre.Str
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Molltc icincuS Oh luic0cr'
water err d, icbcn. Ser 30
Sabre nltc Sohn aomolsfi BON Mr..
327, Siio.GbcIicrItrobe. rid)tctc am
Somitoa Nbeno wIbrr,o eiiea
Streitcs nit leincm Gdnpicgcrpoter.
Srnlf SieluiuStn. Don Ar. 2224.
Guttpn. Npenuc. clllrn Hcpolpcr ulli
Sebteren. alii Die &iilferufc bea III
ten elite Noli5iit HoBler berbei nllo
ocrbaitcte Den Observation-Disclosures. Nid).
fer S'9teil ii5erruies &opalsti ae.
tern i'm oitlifen Stationsbaus me.
gen aIlgeblid,cn Mtoroangriifs. iolpit
luelcn @olIentragcn~ Dem @tridt3.
p~criabren.
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Sine bcad,tcnsiuertbe Nnreanng.

Stantsicllotor Sintbicum cnlpIle2lt
Der Stuot@. Gcmmiiliou iiir Gr5icz
bul,Nslpelen ole N~nld)oilung eln'
bcitlid)cr Sdulbilder iiir Dell
Nollicn Stont. @ic oeritlbe
icincn %orihlo0 bcgriinbct.
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Sin tapferes WabdJen.

Sri. 9i53ic So9cr bon Si9blatbtolpr
id,ieBt alli Ginbred)er. Sotte
bereits pier onberen Mobnbull.
fern einen i1Gd)tlifen 9eiuf) ubs
aeituttet. - Cine &ugel ideint
ibr 3icl erreidt ST baben.
@roBe llneritrofenbeit 5eigtc Sri.
2i55ie Soger pon Nr. q, Siio-Sigb-
lano- Npenue, SigblunotorunL ais lie
geltern friib gegen 3 llbr borte, Dob
Semtanb IN ibrc @obnun9 ein5lbre.
den perindlte. anitatt Sarm 5l
id)lagen, iucdte lie in oller Stllle
ibre Wiltter unb Shlpeiter, Die Gin
5igen. melfe ouBer ibr i'll Dem Saltle
mobnen. uno bepaiinete lid Damn
nit einem Hepolper, nit benz lie
oreimol ulli ben Ginbrcher ifoB
uno rlod) iDrer aniiht einmal nit
Grfplg.
Srl. Sager crmnhte olIrd) ein &c
r1uid) uno fanb raid olls, oab &C.
mano periuhte, einen 2abcn an
einem Sinterfenitcr 5I oiinen. Sic
ihlid iif) nod einenl Sinterfenltcr
Ocs 5lpeiteu Stodlperfs, lIno rudoenl
lie oaiielbc pOriihtig geofinet bate,
benlerfte lie IN Der Sunfelbeit Die
@eitolt zines Wnnncs, Der it'd an
Dem 9aben 81 ihaffen mohte. SRI.
Soger lcgte ibren Nepolper ell uno
I'M ll6hitenW ONE frod)te Elm SfuB
ourh Ole Stiue Der Nnd)t. Ger
ShuB perfeblte ieine @irfung nid)t
allf Den Ginbred)er, berlelbe crgriff
ioiort Die Sluht, lnb mGbreno er Der
Soiraumtbiire 5ulief, CAB SRI. Sager
nod 5luei peitere Shiiiie in raiher
shlieinonoeriol1e nlf Den 6liebenoen
ab. 9ei'm lebten ShuB fiel Der
Ginbreder 5u 9oben uno frod) banu1
bis sur Sbiire, burd) melhe er in Ell
ncr fleinen NQep perihmonb. Sm
@lalbcn, oen Monn ~getroffen 81 ba.
ben, borte Sri. Sugcr nit ShieBel;
alli.
Senrp @uttclberger Don Der Cont
barosS troBe unb Sigblouo.I penlie,
Der ouf oie Shiiiie bin auf bie
StraBe elite. ItieB 9cgen eincnMann,
Der oaponeilte. 10 i6neu i'm ieine
9eine tragen tonnten.
Tie Eoli5ei non Canton leitete 10.
tort cine llnteriufung ein. fu1b ober
lomeit nod feline Spur bon Dem Gin
BREEDER, brafte bu9e9en ober IN Gr-
fabrruig. Bob o%ffenbur berielbe Moml
III bier nnoere Sdlier ein9ebrohel1
batte. che er nad Der 9ager'ihcit
Wobnung fom.
Gingebroten nuroe in Die @obn.
holtier bon @Ogor Tunlif, Nr. q,
SiibeSi9blonb- Npenuc. in melher
cine Sporbiifie nit 81 geitobIel
puroe; Sobn Gippolb. Nr. 1920.
Sit.2onlbnrosS trnBe, no elm Hina
i'm @ertbe Don SIS abDonoen fam;
CHARLES Glirrp. Nr. 6. !Sigblano-
Npenle, uno 9luguit &lein, Ger. !,
Sigblanb-s(uenue. Sn Den 5luei leBt.
g%ei1annten Mobnnngen mad)te ser
Gin6reher feline 0eute.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-23
Galveston Escaped But Other Coast
Cities Had a Hard Time Of Il
Druins the Recent
Gale
BAY CITY WAS VORTEX
Not Single House In the City Escap-
ed Some Damage and Halt Of
Them Were Razed to
Ground.

HOUSTON, Texas, July 2S.-Re-
ports at noon today from the storm
swept section of southern Texas
shows the death list to be 26, and
the property loss estimated at three
million. The full extent of the dam
age is unknown, because of the Grip
pied condition of communication,
making the reports incomplete. The
towns which yesterday reported none
killed, today give a death list. Cor
pus Christ was damaged by the storm
but none were killed. The storm was
greater than at first supposed and it
is believed the death list will be lar
ger when all reports are sent In. Rock
port was damaged. Direct communi-
cation with Corpus Christi is not es-
t1hlished. Matagorda peninsula, Mat
agorda Island, st. Joseph Island and
Mustang Island were swept by the
stort. The state health department
at Austin is informed that the quaran-
tine station is demolished and the flu
migating barge sunk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-23
LAFOLLETTE WRITES
ANOTHER EDITORIAL
says the Tariff Bill is Nest Of Leg
islatlve Snakes and is caus-
ing Trouble.

MADISON, Wis, July %. Charging
that Cannon wants the senate to adopt
q closure for the tariff question Sc
that the sbothersome debate may be
suppressed" LaFollette publishes an
attack on Cannon in this weeks issue
OF his weekly. The senate has got to
adopt the closure rule. The debate
made trouble, is the statement Can
non is reported to have made after
the senate concluded Its work on the
bill and returned the I'LL to the house.
Cannon Is worried. He has heard
from the country OF the deep. ominous
resentment OF the people against the
sort Of revision Cannonism and Aid
richism are striving to inflict upon the
consumer. Cannon is indignant. The
bill passed the house under a special
rule OF closure. Debate Is possible in
the senate. Aldrich forced consid-
Grafton OF tho bill in the senate, allow
no time for examination, and counted
on rushing it through. Bristow. Bev-
eridge, Brown. Clapp. Cummins, Dol
liver, and Nelson probed, questioned
and protested until the truth was un.
covered. The bill is vertible nest
Of legislative snakes" A debate pro.
ceeded and the country was informed
and is now making trouble.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-23
BLOOD MONEY
IN CHICAGO
Grand Jury Indicts Two Men on
Charge Of Obtaining Money
Under False Pre-
lenses
PROTECTION OF VICE
unearthins of Some Of the Systems
Being PractIced in the Under
world Of the Big
City.

CHICAGO, July 23.-Louis Frank, a
well known west side politician, and
Michael Heitler, a resort owner, were
indicted today charged With obtaining
money under false pretenses from Nor
ris Schaze, a resort keeper One
count of the Indictment charges them
with collecting money to bribe the po-
lice, and another accuses them of hav-
ing falsely pretended to be collectors
Of Illicit money then pocketing the
money. Frank is worth million, and
Heitler is wealthy. This is the first
Indictment of the grand jury which is
investigating the alleged payment Of
money for the protection of vice.
Both men for years were powerful
leaders of the underworld and 1t is
alleged they found it easy to get mon
ey from Schaze when they said they
represented the police. Evidence is
said to have been given that thousands
of dollars is spent annually for PRO
lection New sensations are prom
ised before the adjournment Of the
grand jury.
Schaze, it is said testified that he
had to pay $40 monthly for "prctec-
lection" and when the levy was made
$40, he was forced out OF business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-23
PROGRESS OF THE
SUTTON TRIAL
The Revolver Which Caused Death Of
Naval officer is Sticking Point
in the Case,

ANNAPOLIS, July 23.Interest in
the Sutton inquiry today opened about
the movement of the mysterious re-
volver handed to Sergeant DeHart.
The Sltton family's attorney declares
he will put every participant in the
fight back on the stand to ascertain
who gave the revolver to DeHart. The
former board failed to preserve the
bullets taken from the revolver found
after the shooting. and made no ef-
fort to identify the make OF the re-
volver which fired the bullets that en-
tered sutton's head. Attorne.. Davis
announced that he will insist that
these points be cleared before ver-
dict is reached.
Declaring that Lieut. Adams was
the first to pull off his coat for the
fight ending in the supposed suicide
of Lieut.. Sutton, Chauffeu William |.
owens. who was drivir Sutton, and
the other officers from Carvell hall,
today testified. Owens was positive
that Adams had not been spoken to
enroute over and had not quarreled
with any one. Adams flushed hotly
as owens charged that Adams jumped
fron, The machine and doffed his coat
as soon as the automobile crossed the
bridge.
The chauffeur expressed inability to
understand Adams move and why the
other two officers and Sutton follow
ed He heard nothing indicating q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-23
saw Three Rare Birds and Killed Two
Of Them and Got Feather
From the Third
Ono
HE HAS 2,1oo SPECIMENS
Nearly One Hundred Natives Required
tos'carry His Trophies From
Junsles to the
Town.
[By Warrington Dawson. ]

NAIvASHA, July 2S.A train of
ninety natives staggering under tro-
plies of the Roosevelt hunt, arrived
here today Forty men alone were re-
quired to bring the sections of the hip
pos killed Tuesday. The bull hippo
measured fourteen feet.
While Roosevelt was galloping
across the marsh yesterday, he sud
denly came across three white ibis of
the species known as the sacred ibis
of Egypt. Roosevelt fired three shots
in succession as the birds arose and
two dropped, while a feather of the
third fell.
Roosevelt visited the homes of sew
eral settlers. He commented on sim
ilarity of conditions there and those
of the western part of America. The
naturalists and taXidermists are work
ing asserting and labelling the speci-
men secured in the Camp Saigosoi ex.
cursion. The bag numbers 2,100 spec.
| linen of animals, birds and reptiles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-23
AMERICA LEADS
IN THE PROGRESS
World Wide Fight on Iitemperance
Will be Made by the
/, A, A, C.

LONDON, Aug. 23.A world wide
fight on intemperance will be made
by the International Anti-Alcohol con-
gress in session here. American del
egates to the congress declare a re-
port which they are drafting. which
they intende to submit to the United
States government will show that the
United States, canada and Australia
have beaten the world in the prog
ress toward prohibition but that Ger
many leads the rest of the world in In
vestigations of the evils of intemper-
ance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-23
WORTH MENTIONING
Speaker Of Australian House Pounded
on the Desk and Then
Fell Over Dead.

MELBOURNE, Australia, July 23.-
At the climax of an all night debate
in the Australian house of represen-
tatives, Sir John William Holder,
speaker of the house, was stricken
with apoplexy and died shortly after
in an ante-room of the parliament
building. The attack was the result
of excitement. The house was in ses-
sion yesterday and last evening was
In turmoil AS the speaker pound
ed on the desk, he fell on the desk
He was the first speaker of the house
when 1t was formed in 1901 and held
the office continuously
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-23
THREE DROWNED
AT DES MONIES
Launch Upset in the Raccoon River
and Prominent Psople Met
Their Death.

DES MONIES. July 23.- Three
per were drowned here last night
VII = launch owned by Bern Macy,
g of G. MaceY, a capitalist, upset
] ce Raccoon river. after striking a
: merged log four miles above the
y. The dead are: Mrs. Clark Daw-
on. aged 43; Bern Macy, aged %;
Miss Ada Thorson, aged 49,
Miss Darlines Dawson, one of the
party. saved herself by swimming
ashore, where she tainted and lay for
almost two hours before she was able
to summon help.
The body of Mrs. Dawson was found
at one o'clock this morning when her
dress caught in the propeller of a
launch going up the river. The pcdy
of Macy was found at daylight. They
are still hunting for the body Of Miss
Thorson.
Especial to The Gate City.]
MASON CITY, Iowa, July 23.-Miss
Thornton, a teacher in the Northwood
schools, who was drowned at Adel last
night, is daughter of Nels Thornton,
county supervisor Her father is alb
sent with his son in the west on a
landseeking trip and cannot be found
rhe mother received tie news and is
prostrated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-23
HARRY ORCHARD
GETS BAPTIZED
Man Who Killed Former keokukian
Who Became the Governor OF
State Of Idaho.

BOISE, Idaho, July 23.--Harry Or
chard. murderer of former Governor
Steunenberg of Idaho, was baptised at
the penitentiary.
The service was read by Elder Ste.
ward, Seventh Day Adventist. Ell
der Steward made the following state.
ment after the ceremony;
"Orchard is devout convert and
feels that his sins have been for
given. He told me that he had fully
determined to commit suicide If sent
up for life, but that in his faith he
had found consolation and was con
tent to remain behind the prison walls
for the rest of his natural life"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-23
WARNING AGAINST
FREAK PROMISES
No Free Hides In the Tariff Bill Says
Senator Who Believes He
Knows.

WASHINGTON, July -"Don't
make any bets or promise you won't
shave or get your hair cut until hides
go on the free list If you don't want to
look like Rip vanWinkle,' is the ad-
vice given today by q prominent sena-
tor. This voiced the feeling of the
western senator on the whole question
OF raw materials. He was willing to
make concessions in rates but will
stand pat on the proposition to remove
all duties from hides. ccal and lumber.
IL the opinion of the senators who
talked to the president lately, there
is no possible ground for the talk that
he might veto the bill If it did not in
clude free hides, iron ore and reduced
rates on lumber.
Senate leaders expect the confer
ence tariff report to be ready for con.
sideration Monday. This was indicat-
ed today in the senate when Kean,
one of the republican leaders moved
that the agreement of the senate to
adjourn for three days be modified SO
ludl d SSoolOll lHdy NC ASiu vi MN
day instead of Tuesday. He said he
was informed the report would prob
ably be ready then. The motion was
adopted. The repor. will go to the
house first and it is believed a spec
ial rule will be introduced limiting
the debate 1t is believed it will take
a day in the house and week in the
senate. There will be unlimited dis
| cussion in the senate.
Aldrich said this afternoon that an
agreement on the tariff bill was in
sight. and he hoped the conferees
would complete their work before
night. AT the morning session the
cotton schedule occupied much time.
| 1t is believed that the house conferees
will become satisfied with most of
| the senate rates on the higher grades
OF cotton goods. They have secured
some slight concessions in the lower
/ grades.