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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-13
Calls Murphy -Four Flasher.

Cincinnati. Ohio. Feb. 12-"President
Charles " Murphy was 'four-Aushing'
when he made the announcement he was
willing TO pay s100o0 20 his players for
winning the championship last fall de-
claTed President Ban johnson, OF the
American League. to-day
Johnson attacked Murphy. and said the
Cubs president had drawn him into the
controversy ne said he had had an
opportunity Of buying the Chicago club
before Murphy purchased IL. and conse-
quently was not al all envioUs OF Muir
phys success.
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CAPITAL SWIMMERS WIN.
washington Y. VI. c. 4. Relay Team
Captures Championship.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Baltimore. Feb. Fin the South Allan
tic A. A. L. swimming championships
here tonight the Washington Y N. c
A. relay team defeated the Baltimore
Central quartet and the team represent
ing the Baltimore Athletic Association,
winning the championship OF the South
TIE time for 80 yards was ] minute 81
seconds.
H P. Stewart. OF the Washington Y.
NJ c. A. also won second place in the
440-yard race
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Yankee Crfckef Team Busy

Kingston. Jamaica. Feb. 12.-The cricket
game between the Philadelphia team and
a team composed Of players from the
north and south sides OF Jamaica began
to-day at Port Antonio. The visitors
scored los in their first inning. The local
players VIII go 70 the bat tomorrow.
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II was learned from an authoritative
source last night that Wallace B. Cos
grove would be selected 10 coach the
Princeton baseball team this season.
COsgrove IS one Of the best outfelders
the university ever produced. and was
successful in coaching the New Jersey
ColIegians three years ago.
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The programmes to be used st the sec
ond annual George Washington meet in
Convention Hall are as unique as they
are attractive. and reflect credit on J. J.
Higgins. Of this city. who. supervised. re-
vised. and edited the pamphlet
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-13

Chicago. Feb 12-Jack Phester. Giant
killer shipped his signed contract into
President Murphy's Office yesterday. The
West Side southpaw Is among the few
Cubs not bound for a term Of two years
OF more
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LehiRh. 80. Carnegie. -

South Bethlehem. Pa. Feb. I2.-Play-
ing In great form, Lehigh beat Csrneg.e
Technical in a game Of basketball by
the score Of 3 TO %
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YALE DEFEATS HARVARD.
ROuEh-house Basketball at Cam
brIdge-Score - TO :.

Cambridge. Mass. Feb. 12-Yale de-
feated Harvard in-the first Of the annual
basketball games here tonight by the
score OF - 70 8 The game was one OF
the toughest ever played. as fifteen fouls
were called on Yale and twelve on Har-
ward.
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GAME IS POSTPONED.
COrcOrans and Southeast Club n.
Clash Next Wednesday.

Owing to members OF the Corcoran
Cadet basketball team entered IN the
George Washington meet tonight. the
opening game OF the Southeast Club has
been postponed until next Wednesday.
In addition 70 the basketball game
the Navy Quartet and other fine talent
have been secured for the night. as the
management wishes 10 show IT'S many
friends a pleasant evening Admission
will be free.
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TRACK BOXING 4 1 H e BOWLING S Il @
DEFEAT RANDOLPH-MACON.
WashiRgtOn and Lee Basketball
Team Has Easy Time.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Lexington. Va. Feb. l2--WashIngton
and Lee found Randolph Macon College
easy in basketball tonight, defeating
them by the score Of s. TO 16-
Z Varsity stars were Osborne. Boyd, and
Glasgow. while Sessler and Smith were
in the limelight for Randoiph-Macon-
Randolph-Maeon plays V. NJ !. to-mor-
row night.
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Goais-Boyd tG. Hanuis 90. Der a. Glasgow
e. Osborne llel Sessier -. Buhnnan 81. Suiithey
q, Fouls thTovu-Hsunis o.. SessleT e.. Ref
s1ee-Cadet NcEutee. v. II /. GnpiEe-Stndent
Sericr " L L.
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fioals-Fsy So Moore -. ]. Baker q. Jares -
Bales -. Porter g. CoTty- Free tosses-tsy q.
CoIby. Refsree-AIr. Thompson. a. The Southeast
Athletic Cluh. Tmer-1ir BolsvIiss. Tine q
hzlTes-23 miurtes-
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The Electric line viii run a special car
10 Baltimore AT 12.30 o'clock tonight for
the beneht OF those attending the George
WASHINGTON meet
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II our sporting goods stores were up
to-date they would get ont an inaugural
golf bali-a word 20 the wise.
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Elmer Flick. OF the Clevelapds. takes
more interest in horseshces. Hbn any
thing else outside Of baseball he Is
making a collection Of shoes worn by
famous trotters and PAGERS. and that col
lection Is already Iife size. Elmer expects
to have the biggest array Of shoes In
the country.
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SAYS London Lancet. The disadvan-
I tage Of golf Is that it may rUfie rather
than soothe the feelings" Especially
when played for a ban q hole, and you
lose
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peeluvsun1 u II
1sQoaoIq pun ssIdm!d
70 suoEx9Idmoo MoIIss
s1ssro pun AIqSnoIoq,
UsasAs aQ2 sosusoIo

first aid reached him and restoratives
to keep the blood and heart In action,
had to be administered to him. This
morning he is resting as well as could
be expected although 1t is thought he
will die from the injury received yes
terday. Aside from having his leg al.
most ground of, there were no other
injuries as far as could be found.
The brother arrived last evening
from F't. Madison at S:37 and will re-
main with his brother. If the man re.
covers. which is very doubtful, he will
probably be removed to his home in
the south.
1t is not known whether the three
men had been drinking or not yester-
day afternoon but people in the vicin.
ity of the @. tracks say they saw one
of them with pint bottle of whiskey
None Of them were intoxicated when
spoken to yesterday afternoon.
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ROBBERS OUT
ON SUNDAY
T. p. and w. BOX Car Seal Broken and
Case Of Beer Taken For
Days outing.

AT. P. and w. box car on the tracks
near the Cereal works was broken
open Sunday morning and case of
beer taken. The police have lines on
those whom they think are responsible
for the act and are working on the
ease. According to suspicious it was
taken by party bent upon having a.
glorious time in the afternoon and The
outing will in all probability lead to
the arrest of three of them
The case of the city against Mike
Cahill for inhuman treatment of ami.
mails, brought by the Humane Society
has been set by Judge Mcnamara for
10 o'clock Wednesday morning.
No decision has yet been rendered
i in the church case which occupied sew
eral days in the superior court short
time ago.
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A Horrible Hold.Up.

About ten years ago my brother
was held up in his work, health and
happiness by what was believed to
be hopeless Consumption" writes w.
R. Lipscomb, of Washington, N. G..
HE took all kinds of remedies and
treatment from several doctors, but
found no help till he used DR.. Kings
New Discovery and was wholly cured
by six oott, He is well man to-
day." It's quick to relieve and the
surest cure for weak or sore lungs
Hemorrhages, Coughs and Colds,
Bronchitis. La Grippe, Asthma and all
Bronchial affections. soc and $1.OU
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by VIII.
kinson & Co.. j F. Kiedaisch & Son.
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WAS ACTIVE in
CHURCH WORK
John !. Gale WHO Died Suddenly on
Saturday Afternoon-A Prcmi-
nent Worker in M. P.
Church
GOOD BUSINESS MAN
Was Born in Ohio and Came to this
State When But a Lad Of
Five Years With His
Parents.
GOOD BUSINESS MAN

John L. Gale, who died suddenly on
saturday afternoon and mention of
whose death was made in this paper
saturday evening, was a we'll known
citizen Of Keokuk, having resided ber~
for maDv wears.
He was born August 20, 1S4S. and
mad he lived would have been 81
years old the 29th OF next month. He
was born in Ohio and when but five
years of age moved TIC this state with
his parents, living near Des Moines
Tor a NUMBER of years.
For the past fifteen years he had
been connected with the Schouten bak-
cry. being employed at that place OF
business as book keeper and was well
thought of by all who knew him, being
man of business qualities, being up-
right and honest in all his dealings and
man well worth the trust and respon.
slbilitv bestowed upon him in his every
day life.
BESIDES being a book keeper he was
agent IN this city for the Fleischmann
Yeast Company, having been connect
ed with that concern for number OF
years.
On October 80, 1901, he was married
to Miss Anna Burgess of this city and
the Union has been happy one. He
was member Of the Methodist Pro
testant church and was an active
worker in that house of worship, be-
ing chairman of the board of trustees
and member Of the building commit
tee beng active in the erection OF the
beautiful new M. P. church which is
now being erected at Twelfth ana Elk
change street
+ Two sisters survive him, beside his
wife, Mrs. Matte Maulsby of Mutual,
Okla, and Mrs. Carrie Bingham OF
Springhill, Kansas.
| The funeral will be held tomorrow
morning from the family residence,
1902 Des Moines street at 10 o'clock,
funeral services to be conducted by
Rev. j. G. McCaslin. Friends Of the
family invited to attend the services.
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ROCKWELL IS TROUBLE
IN THE COURT
Sheriff Tried to Locate Him and Made
a Trip Down to This
City.

Pennington News: The examina-
ton of E. H. Rockwell and wife be-
fore Judge Robt. Sloan at Keosauqua
for the purpose of locating money and
property was held Wednesday. We
are reliably informed that Rockwell
testified that he received. $1,000 for his
printing plant and deposited $4,000 of
this in two Keokuk hanks. He had
paid s170 to get in on a Colorado land
draw and considerable sum to the of
fetal court reporter He was led to
explain that he had delivered the two
bank certificates of deposit to his son
Bud Rockwell to be used by the lat
ter in paying out on Colorado land.
The sheriff was ordered to bring Bud
into court but upon the formers ar
rival in Pennington 1t was found that
the alleged holder of the certificates
had made a hasty departure e. H.
Rockwell passed through here enroute
to Kerkuk on the evening Rock Island
train and was seen at the Keokuk de-
pot.
Sheriff Jamison bearded the X. G.
train for Keokuk, but upon his arrival
there found that the Rockwells were
ahead of him and had disappeared 1t
was believed by the sheriff and Keo-
Suk police tnat the Rockwells had
boarded an interurbau car and crossed
the Mississippi. Sheriff Jamison re-
turned from Keokuk on the morning
train without his fugitive witness
When seen yesterday afternoon the
sheriff said that he had not yet located
his man.
The elder Rockwell returned to Far
mington on the 4:1O train Thursday
evening.
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CARTHAGE, ILL.
. = - ~>>S = = I

- y y = y - =, y y y =,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tanner Of Des
Moines. lowe. are visiting relatives in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Khloer, Of Kansas
City, expect to visit in the city next
week.
Misses Lulu Ayers, Inez Stowe and
Florence Martin leave for Moline to-.
morrow to. visit Mrs. Henry and FAM
lily. They expect to return by boat.
Mr.. Hearn ad family of Moline, H.,
arrived in the city Thursday. Mr..
Hearn rented the room formerly oc-
cupied by Mr.. Thayer and will be en-
gagged in the undertaking business at
this place.
The Rebekahs will enjoy picnic
on Mr.. Peterson's lawn Thursday
evening.
Miss verda Ebert of Evasion spent
part of last week with her friend,
Miss Fern Mosley.
Carl Richie of near Burnside was
in the city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Evans of Burn
side were business visitors here one
day last week.
Miss Greta Runyon of Elvaston was
Carthage visitor one day last week
Mrs. e. f. Main has been visiting
the family OF John Dorothy in Oak
Grove vicinity.
Mrs. Hart. who has been visiting
at Red Oak, Iowa, has returned home,
Mrs. F. Wenzel and sons of Mime
apolis are visiting the family OF +. M
Whitcomb.
Miss Mary Herring is visiting with
her friend, Mrs. Ruth Witt, In Lo
raine.
Mrs. John WOODBURY. is visiting
friends in Macomb.
Mrs. Foster Paris of Lawrenceburg,
Tenn. is visiting relatives here.
The ball game between the Lomax
team and the Carthage team Saturday
afternoon resulted in score of to
IL in favor Of Carthage.
The ball game between the Oxford
Indians. the fastest bunch of real In
| dams playing ball. VII meet our home
team at the Carthage ball grounds on
Moday. the 10TH, This promises to pc
one of the most interesting games OF
| the season.
Mr.. w. p. Miller was a La Harpe
visitor one day last week
Will Anderson made a business triI
to Oklahoma last week.
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The Cub Reporters Effort.

Waterloo Reporter: The cub report
er who was sent to write up the doc
tors convention turned in paragraph
that sounded something like this:
The only ethical metaod for treat
ment of fractured spinal meningitis
of the cerebral hemorrhage is through
the endocarditis and pulmonary AFTER
les without an incision in the clavicle
by the phalanges, or in other words It
may be combined with a spiced larynx
and aorta together with confusion Of
the vertebrae and femur.' That kind
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-19

II people with symptoms of kidney
or bladder trouble could realize their
danger they would without loss OF
time commence taking Foley's Kidney
Remedy. This great remedy stops
the pain and the irregularities siren
CITIZENS and lids up these organs and
there is no danger of Bright's disease
or other serious disorder. Do not dis
regard the early symptoms. Wilkin-
son c Co.
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years. 1t has proved most excellent
medicine for Stomach. Liver and Kid
ney troubles. We regard it as one OF
the best family medicines on earth.
1t invigorates the vital organs. puri-
fies he blood aids sgestion, creates
appetite TO strengthen and build up
thin, pale, reak children or rundown
peoplh. it has no equal. Best for fe-
male complaints. Only SOC at Wilkin-
son & Co. ]. +. Kiedaisch & Son.
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500 Reward, S1co.

The readers OF this paper will be pleas
ed to learn that there Is at least one
dreaded disease that science has ben able
to cure IN all its stages, and that IL ca.
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being q constitu-
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internally. acting directly upon the L.ooG
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thereby estroying the roundD.ion OF
strength by building up the constitution
ana assisting nature In doing its work.
The proprierors have SO much faith in
its curative powers that they offer One
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tails to cure. Serd for list OF sestimon-
fais.
Address .. j. CHEEKY & CO.
Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists. TIC.
rake Halls Family Pills for constipa-
sipI.
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The worlds most successful med
icine for bowe, complaints Is Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. 1t has relieved more pain
and suffering, and saved more lives
than any other medicine in use. In
valuable for children and adults. Sold
by wilkinson & Co. Pharmacy, J. r,
Kiedaisch & Son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-19

THE WIND STORM


bidyU feel II?
mere vas a little earthquake in
2Kiokuk last evening at about 1o.3o
|SAock which was noticef - many
q ble who happened 10 b ride of
s L; homes at that hour. To those
|xbo we're sitting outside. the shock
sxas not noticed for at tie time the
xlnd vas blowing rather briskly and
III tended to attract the attention of
.tSe people away from the fact that a
,,all sized italian earthquake was
rambling about in the bowels of the
Earth.
There are many good people in Keo-
INK who start getting ready for bed
ssust as soon as the clock strikes the
lhour Of ten and these distinctly felt
H. earthquake which shook the house
I,ua made pictures and brio q Erac
rattle
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-19

A runaway horse, broken arm for
a little girl. a badly shaken up driver.
demolished delivery wagon for ]. M.
Ingcrsoll ano a crippled up horse.
With weeds four to five feet high
and loose cows on this driveway
makes it very dangerous driveway
for spirited horse.
j. NJ. INGERSOLL.
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I'M PI $

sh; ~ tired all kinds Of blood remedies
Nav su 'aiied to do me any good, but 1
A. nv found the right thing at last. My
Az, Az was full Of pifnples and black heads.
cont Cont; saking cascarets they all left. ! am
rera;t lng the use of them and recon-
ssbsn them to my friends. feel fine
have rise in the morning. Hope to
F,ss Chance to recommend Cascarets I"
y = Witten, rs Elm ST., Newark, N. j.
Peasant psiatable. potsn, ra.te Good
H. II, SS sod Never SIckeu. Weaken or Griue.
he Ak AZ, soc, Never sold In bulk. The genus
cr ~ .aoiet stamped G G G, Guaranteed 10
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High Weeds and Loose Cows.

80 y Inc Editor Of The Gate City.
g, IS, neglect on the part OF our city
aus % comply with the state law as
I !. as the city ordinance in regard
N cutting weeds along the public
ss.aways, with the aid OF COW In
s ss'o weeds on the Boulevard near the
= S.'Vk yard, caused quite bad mis-
~ saturday evening about Z p. M
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nad Been Harvesting.

The three who we're trying to steal
a ride are all southerners, the Holt
brothers home being at Pensacola,
Fla, and Conroe coming from New Or
leans, La. Conroe gave another alias.
beside that name and stated that the
Hollis We're from Alabama but a
straightforward story seemed to be
told a representative of this paper by
the older Holt yesterday afternoon
about 4:30.
The three had been harvesting across
the river and had come to Keokuk
about noon. intending to bum their
way RI North Dakota where they had
intended working in the harvest fields.
Not much money was had by any OF
,hem and they were on their way north
to seek employment in the fields, har-
vest hands heing badly needed at the
present time.
The injured man is about twenty
eight or thirty years old and his
brother appears to be a man of about
! thirty-fiva or thirty-sis.
The injured man was taken to ST
Joseph's hospital as soon as possible
ir the police ambulance, where last
night amputation was found necessar,
and the mans leg was taken off above
the knee, the operation being nerfoAm
cd by DR.. H. A. Gray.
The physician stated this morning
! that the hopes for Hollis recover.
were very slim although every atten
ton possible was given the unfortun
ate man. The attending physician stat
cd that the man was practically deat
1 from the loss Of so much blood wheI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-19
RHIICTr Domestic Science,
W1OUlN Art, Expression.

Special Courses, Normal
Courses for Teachers Full Courses leading to
Diplomas.
The Rest Instructions Reasonable Rates,
Healthful and Helpful College Surroundings.
Woman's College, Box 81 Jacksonville, Ill
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president Helps Orphans.

Hundreds Of orphans have been
helped by the President Of the Indus
trial and Orphans Home At Macoas|
a.. Iho writes we have used clecs
tric nltters " this insfs ttoz 81 Y 49, ~
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Lasted Few Seconds.

The shock lasted but q few mo-
ments and was not severe enough to
cause any alarm although as soon as
/ me people who realized what 1t was
began to think about It. they began TO
y eet alarmed and stood quiet and
awaited another shock. but It did not
come
As there IS no seismagraph instru-
/ meats in Keoknk, it was impossible
3 "a tell how big the shock was. It was
large enough however. for all who
/ we're indoors and quiet at the tinle to
|. realize Il
So fat al can be learned, there was
! no loss Of HE in Keokuk over the
earthquake and the people throughout
the world who have friends spending
the heated term at this summer resort.
need have no alarm over the event.
TIE shock was left at Bloomington,
MI according to a dispatch from there
which says 1t was felt by nearly every
inhabitant thirty miles southwest Of
that place at 1890 last night, but no
damage wss reported.
Quincy on Fire.
There was report that Quincy had
been visited by the earthquake and
that the city was on fire, but there is
no truth in this report.
Ceatervslle felt the quake last even
Ing and also heard the report from
Quincy which was said to have been
4 given ont by the depot agent at Alex
andria to the train men.
The Citizen called up The Gate
City BY telephone this inornig in
curing about the destruction of Quin-
cy, but there was nothing to the rum
Or.
About dozen people called up The.
Gate City asking whether or not there
& was quake last evening and the mat
ter vas a lively topic Of conversation
during the day, great many citizens
having felt the slight shock.
Woman Predicted It.
lady who Is visiting in the city
with her brother, a well-known profess
SIGNAL man, predicted last evenings
earthquake.
she had been in California where
/ eaf'hquakes are of rather common oc-
earrence and on Saturday remarked
mat she had what she termed 1t, AN
eaflhquake headache" headache
which always came to her just before
/ mere was disturbance OF the kind.
Ine quake came on Sunday evening
wa bore out her prediction.
a keokuk man who was in bed at
.ae tin,e Of the shock last evening
aled that he made careful notations
y me time. The shock came at 1898
oelock and lasted ten seconds, the
south,
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Dangerous Business.

Stealing ride on a fast freight or
stock train is always risk for those
who take this method OF transportation
from one place to another. The broth
er Of the injured man, who is the elder
OF the two and probably thirty-five
years of age. stated yesterday after
noon at TT. Madison that when he wit
messed the accident he was riding I'M
derneath on the rods and looking back
saw ronroe pull his brother from be-
heath the train, which act saved his
,fe With only thought of his broth.
er and getting off ne tried to cut the
air to stop the train but the air
failed to work. Holt stated that he
tried to cut the train in two bit being
unable to, had to contiue to FIT. Mad
ison where he Immediately wired the
authorities here that he would retnru.
lie was much excited and worried over
the affair and was ready to ,-Aa the
first freight or hand car back to this
city.