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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-21
TWO Women From Mount Pleasant,
Mrs. Marshall Jordan and
Mrs. !. D. conover
Jumped Into River.
LAUNCH CAUGHT FIRE
News Spread Like Wild Fire and Act
ed as Damper to the Gala
Spirit In Burlington
Last Night.

Burlington Hawk-Eye: The day Of
merriment came to sad ending yes.
terday evening about ten o'clock. The
old river, which annually levies heavy
toll, again claimed two victims. The
Carnival of Fire, which was set up on
second barge farther out in the
stream. well over to the Illinois shore
was exploded by a spark from the
fireworks, and Fred Bouvia's boat,
which was lying alongside caught fire.
Several OF the passengers leaped over
board. Mrs. Marshall Jordan and Mrs.
/. D. Conover, of Mt. Pleasant who
plunged into the stream, were not
seen again. One of the ladies is said
to have been a fair swimmer The
news of the disaster travelled like wild
fire, but in the vast multitude there
were few who were able to give
authentic information, while all sorts
Of rumors flew about At one time IL
seemed that all had been saved, but at
later hour 1t became a certainty
that the river had again levied toll,
and members of the Launch club and
others Immediately began the search
for the bodies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-21
Basis of Representation.

lou are respectfully lnVlJeQ TO at
tend this convention, sending names
of appointees to the secretary as early
as possible.
The constitution of this association
provides:
The membership of this association
shall consist of Municipal, Civic and
Commercial organizations Of and
from the cities, villages and towns on
the Mississippi River and navigable
tributaries thereof from Minnesota to
to st. Louis inclusive, and of kindred
Waterways Improvement Associations
Each body shall be entitled to three
representatives, or delegates to the
meetings of this association, but no
city, village or town shall have to
exceed fifteen delegates.
Three delegates at large from each
of the five states bordering on the Up
per Mississippi river, Illinois. Miss
ouri. Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin,
to be appointed by the Governor of
each state.
Individual membership of this asso-
citation shall consist of such persons
living along the Upper Mississippi
river, or within the five states border
ing on the river, as shall pay into the
Association treasury an annual sum
of five dollars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-21
tached were used At two o'clock
they reported no results.
Bouvia's story.


TALLY as above. He had no idea that
any of the passengers had been lost,
giving all his attention to the engine,
and getting to shore as quickly as
possible. Several passengers on his
boat stated that he was the coolest
man In the crowd and that if the pas
sengers had only listened to his orders
there would have been no loss of life.
He said that he started the engines,
the moment he heard Mr.. Daily's
warning, but that the explosion oc.
cured before he got the boat going,
although the machine responded al
most simultaneously. He understood
sfterward that there were some 500
pounds of powder on the boat, and
considere it miracle that they were
not all blown to pieces. He said that
there was no Waterman on the barge,
and was of the opinion that such
should have been kept out of the way
of possible danger and towed in po-
-ition when needed.
The Victims.
Mrs. Marshall Jordan was the
daughter of John Hart, an old and we'll
known resident of Henry county. She
had been married to Mr.. Jordan but
four months, and the young people
were devoted to each other. Her hus.
band is the son of the recorder OF
Henry county, an excellent young man
who has a position in the Hoaglin dry
goods store at Mt. Pleasant. Mrs.
Conover also was young woman, her
husband being employed by the Clat-
thy, Ditmer & Ayres planning mill, in a
responsible position The sad news
was telegraphed to Mt. Pleasant and
Mr.. Jordans father and delegation
of friends came down from Mt. Pleas
ant on the 1 80 train this morning to
assist in the search which will be re-
sumed early this morning. The two
4 young women were highly respected
and their sudden death. the sad end
ing of their day of pleasure, Will be
mourned by everybody in Mt. Pleasant
and Henry county. even as the people
of Burlington have been inexpressibly
shocked and grieved by the disaster
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-21
The Upper Mississippi River improve
ment Association viii Meet
This Fall at Wnona,
MINI.
OCTOBER 6 AND Z DATES
Eighth Annual Meeting of the Water.
ways Association to be Held
at One Of Rivers Pref
test Cities.

The call for the next meeting of
the Upper Mississippi River Improve
men Association, has just been issued
for Winona, Mimi, on October 6 and
Z and Keokuk, as usual, will send a
delegation of several citizens to the
meeting. The official call for the
meeting is as follows:
Quincy. Illinois, August $4,000.
To the Governors of Illinois, Missouri,
Iowa. Minnesota, and Wisconsin,
The Mayors of Cities, Towns Nnd
Villages, All Commercial and Bust
ness Mems Associations. Members
of the Association, the Press and
others interested:
The eighth annual convention of the
Upper Mississippi River Improvement
Association will be held at the city of
Winona Minnesota, October 9th and
18th, 1909.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-21
The Accident.

ne ACCiQSnts
Fred Bouvias boat with eighteen
passengers, was lying in the stream
alongside the barge, which was an.
chored we'll over toward the Illinois
shore. Mr.. j DAILY, who with his lit.
Tie son was sitting in the bow of the
boat, noticed something wrong on the
barge and cried out, Fred, there's a
spark on the barge" Fred Bouvia
Immediately started his engine but
at the same moment the explosion oc-
cured and the fire was communicated
to the curtains and the roof of the
boat. Bouvia was badly blistered
about the arms, but stuck to his post,
called out to everybody to keep cool
and started for the shore. The fire
on the boat was extinguished with lit
tie difficulty. He saw several persons
jump overheard and Immediately
stopped the engines, so that any who
might be holding to the hull would
not be shaken off. A few minutes lat
er. believing everybody safe, he pulled
out for the shore, where the passen-
gers poured out before he had an OPP
portunity to count them and he be-
lieved that all wero safe.
But he was mistaken. Two of his
passengers had not been recovered
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Jordon and Mr.
and Mrs. /. Conover, of Mt. Pleasant,
were enjoying stay in the city and
had taken passage in the Bouvia
launch. When the explosion occurred
they both jumped overheard before
their husbands could restrain them
Messrs Jordan and Conover imme
diately plunged in after their wives
s.nd Mr.. Jordon seems to have gotten
hold of Mrs. Jordan, but she was swep;
out Of his grip and in few moments
lie also would have lost his life, If hi.
friend Conover had not maue the
launch and pulled him aboard.
After they had been landed, the two
young men searched through the vas
crowd in hope that their wives Nigh
have been rescued, but after lons
and fruitless search they were com
PEELED to believe the worst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-21

than meat that
produces energy
without great body
heat--a food that
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-21

State of Iowa, Lee county-ss-In
District Court.
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,Silr ocu @eltfricocn.

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Sun0es9crift im0 Senator 1aplor
pon 1ennciicc. &icIc Ieoell nur6en
in 2auie oeS 9lbenoS geDaIteH.
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Spc5ialiitCn NinmpiB i'm SHins.
ErDiCR.

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Die &ertbci0iging i'm Noila. .Ero5eB
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Ucrb0r goben icood ctIihe Der Scrren
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Captains ici bciIbnr llno Der ,3uitono
oc9 9IngctIoBtcn babe lit ieit IcBtem
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. nnb Grtras 9iuibcnbc.
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der 5ueds Nbrrdlnnng nndl Der Naus brtugcu.
Sbpmas y. eGnbcl, @srdocnt.
5nncs y. Rccie Sdatmciiicr.
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NOHIc idmISin bcfunbcu,
Roihe5 Gn6e Oes Yro5ciic8 1cQcn SEN
Gntiiibrcr NiQic Nbitlu'a Ger
Fro5cB 9caen 6rou @opIc AIcicb
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rlun0 Niuie @bitln'5 mllrOc cbon
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mittogS mIroc cine 2tnjobl gelu.
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LID 0ca cntlilbrtcn &nobcn ln0 leine9
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modtcn NupIc'S ShulO 10 fIur, 0aB
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GutIuIun9H3cu9cn 5lt lmterlullcl.
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ucldlc ialt jc0e 9elueglug Noplc'9
uonl }lbru0 Dor Scr Gntiiibrlmg an
bis 5ltr &crbuftm1 in GlcpcIun0 0ed-
ten. Nilic Nbitlu oclltetc, ais CT
uuf Dem 3cllgcnitonhe cri6iCn nit
Dem Singer uui 0oplc mo logte:
- Io3 lit ser O}0uu." - @lcih uncb
ocn ShIuiic 0cS 9oDIc'ihcu Ero5ci.
les ulroe 6rm 9oplc ans Dem @e.
idnaniB ms @cridt Gciilbrt, nm Die
&TbanOIlmAcn 1T ibrcm Sale loiort
bcAinncn 81 laiien
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grifi 1enonlnlclL ln0 c9 luor bcncr.
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OicSbe5iiglidru &crbuunIungen cine
rutidicocnc Soricbc liir iungc, I'M
uerbeirotbete WtGnner ais 0eihDn.
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9oGoCm oic 3uionlmcnicblmg ser
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ais Sbnonn pollen0ct mar, bcgann
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mittog 1T foum ein NeiuItot 5lt er.
mortcn, lScGen ,Sos. $, @oplc lit Oo5
llrtGcil nob nidt gefdltt morocn. SIS
fam no6 0iSfrction oea @ericbt.S
nlli cinjdbrigc bis 81 leben3ldnglitcr
6nft I'M 3udtbou9 Iallten.
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Sin Ebauomcn ami bem Gric.See.

9uifulo, 0..2., 6. Moi.- Ios
gHniicr bes Gric- Gees iii icit Dlitter.
nud]t lncbrcre MoIc nm bier bis flint
Sub geitiCgcn lmo lpieoer geiuQen,
lmo oa 5rr 3eit fcin Shlrm berrid)t
10 piiien ii6 Die crinbrcnIten Sd)iiier
oaS Fbdnomen nl6t 3u erfldren. @e.
Ben l.30 bcilte iriib, oils Der Gee ei.
ncn bobcn @olicritono Gotte, Iir0nltc
ons 8aiier nit einem Male 10 plot.
lif aus Dem Soicn, oaB mcbrere
ISobr5engc bon ibrcm }lnfcrgrltno
IoS0criiien mo cine Stredc mcit tort.
geiiibrt iuur0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-07
Jiidmonb'S StraRenba5nen ucrfnnit.

" dl monb 8, ga, 6. Woi. - Sm
gerihtlih ongeoronetcn Subbuito.
ticn5ueriabren wlr6cn ole perihieoc-
nen Straben6abnfn pom Hihmono
non Dem Srnb.Gonlite, nelheS sic
@oilo'iden Sntereiien uertritt, iiir
Den EreiS pon $S.t00,000 erItauoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-07
Webr Sniurgcnten.
Gnmmin5 nuO @riitOw ais ySifcr"
tn SCnnt.

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Ger Gritcrc 1iC6t Sen N}onopoliIteu
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pfobI. - 9teuiiton nod ,nttcn
outNtt nob obclL cncrAii0 gCior-
oert. - 9fcprdicntont Niurpbp
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gen gc8cn Die Nlm0eSrihter
@biQip8 lmb N}cEbcriou pom
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2tntr01 oui Impeachment bcioer
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9lucb bCltc mobtc ser Gou0rcB MIR
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-Horses and mules: Young an
sound work. BURR BROS. BTooklanl
u. q. icg-st
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THOS. BOWLING & CO. Aucts.
6l2 J. st. X W

TRUSTEES SALE OF REMAINDER IN
TERESTS IN A FRAME DWELLING
40. 1877 II ST n. ".
BY virtue Of nine certain deeds Of trust
given by Samuel Taylor. jr-, 20 ID. ". Baker
Trustee, and Minnie Carter to D. W Baker
Trustee. and also Samuel Taylor r.. ana
Minnie Carter, Jointly, TO ID. W. Baker
Trustee. and duly recorded as follows. IN
Liber No. 2sS5, folio 3SS ct seq IIber
16s5. ar folio 3s5s e. seq, Liber 40, 2Sss, 90
lto ll5 81 seq Liber No 2554 al folio 55 ct seq
Liber No. 2Sl9 al folio $50 CT seq. Liber No
esji at folio 10 et seq, i1ber No 3OIi
folio g ct seq. Liber No. 30I9 at folio
OF the Land Records OF the District on
Columbia. and at the request Of the parties
in al the above deeds Of trust. viii sell
at public auction IN front Of the premises
on MONDAY. JUNE 18th, 1903. az nve
O'Clock 2. m, the interests OF the afore-
mentioned parties under the viii of Samuel
Taylor, deceased duly probated IN the Su-
prerne Court OF the District Of Columbia
which interests are subject to a life estate
IN favor Of Adaline Taylor. now living. m
the following land and premises, situate In
the City of Washington, District OF Column
bia. known and distinguished IS ali that
piece and parcel Of land known as the west
part Of lot numbered four "a in square
numbered one hundred and hfty-fOur $50,
full description and conditions more fully
described in said deeds Of trust and 20 he
announced at sale. together with the im-
Terms of sale. One-third Of the purchase
money TO be paid in cash and The balance
IN one and two years from date OF sale,
with interest, secured by a deed OF trust
GA the interest in the SAID property sold.
or all cash at the purchaser option. 4
deposit Of $1,000 required at the time OF
sale and ali c0nveyancing and recording
al purchaser cost Terms Of sale 10 be
complied with within fifteen days from sale
or the trustee VIII resell said Interest in
said property at the risk and cost Of the
defauitinS purchaser d W BAKER Trus-
tee. jez5.9-l2.ll
C. O. SLOAN Co. 1907 C St X. W, Aue-
tfoneers Will sell June y. 1909 all goods
stored with n. II. HopwoOd in the names o.
a J. ChoateE. Mrs. Pratt. Mrs. Lottie
Homes Ioftie Fuqure- 1e6-6l-
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WANTED-HoUSES.
FOR SALE-BUSINEss PROPERTY,

tux SALE@bOSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-Rhode Island ave y W. cor.
10th. two stores and two apartments hot
water heat, cellar. inspection by permit
Price $4,000 A $ CAHWOOD 933 SIN 81
y. ". jes-3t-
FOR SALE-Store and room use on bust
ness street viii be sacrificed = sold soon
S2d and y SITS. HENRY ". OFFUTT
je5-tf
BUSINESS PROPERTIES near TREAsURY.
dependable income and certain INCREASE
IN VALUE. WEAVER BROS, 1916 st.
X. ". r,x-I-tf
FOR RENT--STORES.
FOR RENT-Fine business corner: suftst "a
for any business; rooms and ,ehar; SIS So
Apply Si3 Sth 81 S E ies-as
FOR -SALE-LQTS.
TO COLORED BUYERS-I have a few lots
Tor sale at Sl00: 81 down. and 81 per month;
no interest no taxes enc car fare. Inquire
Col Nichols ave. Apacostia. y. G.
nayl2-tf
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on interest principal until TWO MONTHS
FROM THE DAY you GET THE LOAN.
No charge whatever for the first TnoTsth- We
are leaders, others fellow. Let pay Up
your loan and advance you moro money On
loans OF $500 and more rate is only y
per cent per month instead OF 2 per cent
CONFIDENTIAL PRIVATE NO DELAY.
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THOs. J. OWN & son. AUCTIoNEERs'

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
BUILDING AND LOT AT NORTHEAST
CORNER OF / AND 9TH STREETS
NORTHWEST, USED AS CHURCH
BY virtue Of Z certain deed OF trust dulv
recorded in Llber No. 17SS. folio 3S6 et sea-
or the land records Of the District of Column
bia, and AT the request of the party secured
viii sell at public auction, IN front of the
premises, on THURSDAY, THE TENTH
DAY OF JUNE. 1853 AT FIVE O'CLOCK
r n the following described land and
premises, situate IN the city Of Washington.
IN the District Of Columbia. and designated
as ana bein5 ali that part OF lot 90 in
square I'VE hundred and twenty-five (5e5). de-
scribe6 as follows, VIZ. Beginning for same
AT the southwest cOrneT OF said lot and
square and running thence east on /. street
"a feet thence north 81 feet; thence west
q feet and thence south on An street 81
feet 20 the place Of beginning. with use Of
alley on the east, ? feet wide By 30 feet
deep, together with the improvements con-
sistfng OF said building.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase
money 10 be paid IN cash, and the balance
In two equal instsllments, payable in one
and two years, with interest at six 90 per
centum per annum, payable semi-annuslly,
from day OF sale, for which notes OF pur-
chaser 10 be given secured By deed OF trust
upon the property sold, or ali cash at the
option OF the purchaser. a deposit Of $3.50
viii be required Of the purchaser at the time
OF sale All cOnveyancing and recording ar
the cost Of the purchaser. Terms OF sale to be
complied with within ten days from day OF
sale, otherwise the trustee reserves the right
10 resell the property at the risk and cost %
the defaulting purchaser
WILLIAM z. EDdONsTON.
Surviving Trustee.
Il 800 9Th n. ".
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g. o. SLOAN Co. 1907 G st. X. W, Auc-
tioneers Will sell June j.. 1909 all goods
stored with NJ II HopwOod in the names OF
a J. ChoateE. Mrs. Pratt. Mrs. Lottie
Homes, Ioftie Fuqure- 1e6-6l-
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DisIhlC OF COLUMBIA. Washing
ton ID. O.. June s, 1903. Ordered Tbat
section 10 Of Article of the Police Reeu-
lat!ons OF the District OF Columbia having
May -. 1909 amending section / of Article
Y Of said regulations. is hereby resell ded
HENRY b. =. MCFARLAND. HENRY H.
WEST WILLIAM y. JUDSON. Commission
ers, u. G. II
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bOR SALE-Lunch room and cafe: ia good
loeatien, reasonable price Address BOX SIS
Times Office esss
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
For SaIe

FOR FOR MoToRMAN OR CONDUCTOR on
Sis thuTch line, cottage at BaIIston
Va. near r. r., large lots ia alieS. ear.
oeH goes only I.250; $500 cash See me or
vi w. ne, possession at once. J. l.. CONNEII,.
-2-H 81 JEST
SCWNER WILL SACRIFICE a block Of %
- near city, low fare. cash or INSTALL
ihehtsi nne investment. shade; springs. Co
i dgd ~ Highlands. \ few other lots cheap
6lS r St y. W. tos o.
Sl;sW WILL BUY good 5-rooul bunzaIoyv
I'm nice nice iot' &c zone. You should look al
TINS little home. Many other BARGAINS
COLLINS Clarendon, va
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GROCERY and market store; with living
rooms; stock and fixtures invoice over s56s1.
saeriflce s2sJ u sold by Saturday NEW
YORK BUSINE SS BROKERS. I4e3 f