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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-06-30

afternoon at the Y. w. G. "A. in honor
CT Miss Maud Immegart.
Yesterday afternoon from $3.50 I'M
til $50 Master Leo Kesselring enter
tanned number of his friends at
birthday party, the day marking the
fifth year since his birth. The house
was decorated with various colored
paper chains made by the host during
the winter months which made very
pretty effect. The following were
present: Misses A, Pyles, Cecil Full
er, Ruth Peterson, Margaret Bear
Florence Witch, Helen Murphy, Mad
cline Murphy. Lulu Beer, Marjory
Hill, Lorine Bevering. Vera Mcguire,
Ruth Rovane, Margaret Rovane, Merl
Love, Bernice wager, Florence Dono-
van, Kenneth Bevering, Charles Abel,
Edward Monogue, Robert Pagett,
Thomas McManus Chester Duminel,
Healthy Payton, Charles Payton,
Phillis Miller and John Beer. All the
guests reported having a fine time and
think Leosa fine host.
This evening at the home of the
| brides sister, Mrs. Fred N. Cowley,
No. 2013 Exchange street, will occur
the marriage of Miss Maude A. Jones
to Mr. William w. Hartley. two Of
Keokuk's best and favorably known
young people. The marriage cere-
/ mony will be performed at o'clock
by Rev. Jacob Neusch, pastor Of st.
Paul's German church, In the presence
Of hundred or more relatives and
4 friends of the contracting parties.
Miss Ella Hartley, sister Of the
groom and Mr.. Lewis, of Des MONIES
will attend the bride and groom, as
bridesmaid and groomsman
Following the marriage ceremony, a
sumptuous wedding luncheon will be
served the guests and congratula-
tions will be in order.
The bride Is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert F. Jones and for sew.
eral years has been employed at the
Central Dry Goods store. She is a
young lady of charming manner and
has won host of friends for herself
through her many graces, being popu.
lar In her own set and with her asso
ciates.
The groom Is the son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles w Hartley and is a
4 young man of sterling qualities, being
4 possessed OF business ability and in
making a succe5s as travelling sales
4 man for the wholesale candy and con,
dictionary firm of Sutlive Bros. He
has the best wishes Of a large number
N of friends, which he has won through
his pleasing personality, for continued
success.
The young couple will be at home
Immediately to their many friends al
their residence, No. 2OS South Twen
tieth street. They have the best
wishes of a large circle of friends for
i future hi )piness in welded life
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ron SALE

MODERN s room brick house for sale
and 8 room frame house for rent.
See Sutliye Bros. VISIT.
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$780,

A dinner party was given Tuesday
afternoon at the Y. w, c. A. in honor
OF Miss Maud Immegart.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT $40 N. 18th ST., 6 room
cottage, $40. Inquire TIC Main st.
FOR RENT-New modern dwelling,
north side. furnace, electric lights,
g45. -ath. Address 727 Morgan. 1t
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M sss 'o' the genuine and Ke,ro.v = .v
refund yan use More reliable use than no
JUL money lit tails will
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New-York tribune., 1909-11-19

F ss period
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19

the bank statement may 10 that extent
be less favorable than commonly ex-
pected.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
TOPICS OF THE STREET

fpRElGN TRAnING.-ForriEn houses
snce IN TINS market
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - Dividends
have been declared IS follows: National
le3o company. regular quarterly Il. per
,'e,. ,eilt on ne common stock. payable on jan
OCULAR quarterly y. per cent on ne nre,
ffrreo. PAYABLE on December 20: Chess-
g-arterly per cent. payable on December
~. Van Norden Trust COMPANY regular
monthlE per cent. payable on Novemher
-; Nineteenth Is ard Bank regular rnoutb-
lN u per cent. payable on NoNeuaber 40
General Development Company. diyideDd
~ $50 = share. payable on December Is
COPPER METAI. IN STRONG DE-
Yesterday as high as 1885 cents a nounS
nc sales made by one Of the principal
selling agencies between last Friday and
TUESDAY 4 of this week are said to have az
CToEated between 50.Oa.Oc0 and 60 ana a..a
pounds. a. prices ranging from 49,. 10 lss,
Crnts.
ELECTED 4 DIRE, TOR-James y
Wallace, president Of the Central Trust
company has been elected a director ~
the Continental Insurance COMPANY.
STOCK EXCHANGE SEATS AND
kMBkks.-A Stock Exchange membor-
sim has been sold at a reported price ~
5000; which is within $500 OF tie hich
record and $500 more than the figure al
"n.eh the iast preceding sale was made.
> week or 80 ago. Felix A. +. S0mmer-
hon and John A McElroy have been ele,f-
od members of the stock Exchange
GOLD ENGAGEMENTS - Goldman.
Sachs A 90. have Increased their engage
sneut % gold for export 20 Brazil bv To-
morrow s steamer from ssl0Gs) 10 s. 90 s..a
The Destination of the FIRST 10000 en-
gagged by them was reported originally 10
he Argentins. The Bank OF New York is
shipping 10000 gold coin 10 Canada
ADDED TO STOCK EXCHANGE LIST
Additional capital stock of the United
Fruit Company 10 the amount OF g 12f 0O.o
has been added 10 the Stock Exchange list
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

OFFICE
H0MFSTAKE MINING CO.
Mis Building - Broad street
NeW York. NoN. Il. 1909
pTATnENn 40 4.3
FpirIderi 20. 4eS % Fifty 800 Cents Ter
.rs~e las been declared payable a. The
Transfer Agency IN New York on the -oih
irst Transfer books close on the 2oth.
IoUNSRERN 4 90. Transfer Agents
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19

DOMESTIC ENCHANGE.-Ro Boston. 81
and l6C discount Chicago i5c discount: /:
san Francisco. sight sc. telegraph 7izc pre-
MUM, New orleans, commercial 2S'd5,'c
discount, hank s. premium. Charleston,
huying par selling l-l0c premium. 81
Louis, 25c premium bid. Sc premium asked /:
cincinnati, lec premium; Minneapolis sac
premium; Savannah buying slice dis
count selling par
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York. ex-
changes SSss ,es9.55s balances Sl3s74.6ll
Philadelphia exchanges s23.s24.sS balances
N.s45.s%, Baltimore, exchanges S925. 80.
nalances SSS.laS, Chicago, exchanges si6-
se4 4'r1i, balances s2,l40,S75.
SILVER MARKET.-Connme-r bar Sill
Ner. Nesc- Mexican silver dollars. sc Bar
SILVER ~ London closed Al o 5-l6d a de-
cline II l-l6d
bon. a.
MEXICAN ENCHANGE.-Mex ex-
change on New York is quoted at 20lis
GOVERNMENT REVENUE. - Receipts
from customs yesterday were ll2l s51. in
ternel revenue, sS5S. SO, and miscellaneous
5',gfe total OF g. s27.53l. against total eE-
lHn0ltures on ordinary account OK 81 25s 459
for The month 40 date ordinary, receints
.@f ..1.,, heeh e. tssSse3 and ordinary expendi-
lAfeA asS.%lash,, tho excess of eNpendi.
flres amounting 20 Sass. .ssa. For The Nscal
Aear 70 date ordinary receipts have heer
A4'.lls.5S. against S2l7, leN lS7 I'm the ssms
,.ILe ~ l%e, and ordinary expenditures
10, lai.oso. against S2Sl zzs 4S7 in 1eFS -
excess N expenditures this wear amount.
ihs 20 - N5s 80, compared with An evCaes
i6sf wear of S4z.2ss 30 Including Panama
'snsl aooouI.t End public debt, the excess
~ sll expenditures over receipfs since T,,Iv
amounts 20 ss2lsS2l3. against an GIcess -
Fs9.s51ses aeo oi
- Lb-IhEASI RH.-The Sub-Treasurv Vas
aeh'or 20 the Clearing House sl.l57.s12
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
FOREIGN FINANCIAL

u,ondon. Nov. s.-Consols closed un-
changed at Sc 7-is for money and y s-le 10 20
account Anaconda was IA frmer ar tlo's,
Canadian Pacific. :. higher, al 1874 0rdhd
Trunk. s. lower. at COS
Money was i'm better supply on the nnan-
ket to-day. but the demand was shsl a. : !,
Discounts we're steady. renewal OF the
Argentine gold demand is expected at the
month end
on the Stock Exchange prices had an un-
decided tendency and business was slach.
even the good bank return falling 10 90
more than keep the gilt-edged securltleS
steady Kaffirs were again weak on local
and Grand Trunk were easy, but copper
shares were the feature. they maintaining :
their strength on the rise In the price or
the metal at New York. Foreigners we're
steady. -,
American securities opened steady. Anal
gamated Copper, Union Pacific ana f.Fle
attracted attention and improved the mar
and prices ranged from unchanged 10 8
higher than yesterdays New York ciosinS-
Later a setback occurred. but on the re-
ceipt of the higher New York prices. espe-
cially AmalgaMated and Southern Paclnc,
the market rallied and closed steady. with
prices a fraction below the best OF the day
Call money in London, 3izdi per cent;
open market discount rate for short bills.
4S.Q4Ia per cent: long bills, 4ls4ft per
cent: Berlin discount rate. ass per cent;
Paris discount rate, 27s per cent. Paris
exchange on London. % francs 9l,
centimes: Berlin exchange on London, 20
marks 46 pfennigs Bar gold, as 90. Amer
ican eagles, 76s 4d.
Paris Nov 1S-Three per cent rentes, 20
centimes lower at SS francs 80 centimes.
IT. rE-sl
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London, Nov. 1S-The weekly return OF
the Bank OF England shows the following
changes: Total reserve increased f2.519.010.
circulation decreased $4,000. bullion in
creased f2.1il zoe, other securities decreased
fS22O 600, other deposits increased fl,O53.OD,
public deposits increased f467,0oo and gov
ernment securities decreased fl50.O0O. The
proportion of the banks reserves to liabili-
ties is now 81. per cent. compared with
500 per cent last week and compares with
a decline from 53 per cent to 529s per cent
In this week last year. The rate OF dis
count Is unchanged at per cent.
for the week aggregate f2s9. 800 OOO. con-
traSted with f255. 10000 last week. f254. .790, =
600 last year and f25s. 900 i'm 1897
Paris, Nov. lS.-The weekly return OF the
Bank of France shows the following
changes: Gold on hand decreased 2S. 659tG0
francs; silver on hand increased 4.s50 0o0
francs.
Berlin. Nov. 1S-The weekly return of
the Imperial Bank of Germany shows an
Increase OF 5S.177,c00 marks in cash on hand.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONTY MARKET - Money on call
opened ~ - per cont highest. per cent
'oo-eet. Al, per cent. last loan. ~ per cent;
closing. si-dS per cent. ruling rate, "a per
cent. Time money was quiet. and the tone
easier. Rates. 3 per cent FOR sixty DAYS.
Ss.QS psr cent for ninety DAYS, -. per cent
for four months and sisa49a per cent Tor
eve and six months Mercantile paper Was
issued with some liherality, but the de-
rnsnd was rather apathetic. Rates. ga ~
uer cent Tor indorsed hills receivable and
choice single names ~ al date; 5'-GS per
cent for others
FOREIGN EsNClT Angelic foreign y
change market opened steady. with cables
quoted ~ 4.97sgd4 SIS. demand sterling al
G7Ib0aS7is and siXtV-dav bills ~ sSiz.
Short francs we're 5l6's less lis. and short
rsiChsrnsrks go Tho market vas firm IN
the afternoon, though quotations we're not
much higher ihan ~ the opening Gables
acre quoted - 4s7s. d4s7so demand ster-
ling - s.S7ls hid and asked and siXty-day
hills 81 4Sssds SSis. short francs were
FlsN less l-lsd5ls's less 1-22. and short
Teichsnsrks 9s14
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19

halhtIH pusIel IaIes I"IIo"-
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

While trading i'm the market for outside
securities showed much animation in spots,
with prices generally firm. business
throughout the list fell off from recent
averages. The copper stocks engaged most
attention. but several Of tho higher priced
industrtalS were more active. Standard Oil
was strong at an Improvement Of point.
Southern Iron and Steel shares moved up
rather sharply. Chicago subway was neg
lected- GuggenheIm Exploration was down
: points. but recovered 81. In the mining
list Greene-Cananea, Nevada Consolidated,
Cumberland Ely and Ciir1uX Consolidated
were strong and active. Butte Coalition
moved M almost a point TO a new high
mark. The silver shares were generally
heavy on moderate offerings Union mines
was f1rm. United Rico on extensive buying
improved &c CTOldheld shares were steady.
In bonds, Missouri Pacific IS were lower on
more active dealings. Western Pacific IS
and New York Telephone as ruled steady.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
RIAL.
RAILROAD.
MINING.

$50 chic or wi2a ~ 70 20
100 CHE SUBWAY. 81 81 81. 81
500 So shore T7ac.. 49sa 49sA 40 40
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19


state Of New York. County OF New York s.
/ CHARLES W. RIECKS. Cashier OF the
above-named bank do solemniv swear that The
above statement ts true TO the best Of my
knowledge and belief
CHARLES W RTECKS. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 18th
day Of November, 1909
Fl. NJ CLEAvER. Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
z e. CONVERSE.
CHAS. A MOORE lnfrsctor.
FREDERICK r. SCHENCK.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yester-
day on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19

Paris. Nov. 1s.-Three per cent rentes.
centimes lower at 90 francs 80 centime'
The tone on the Bourse was uncertain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-26

faith. II we had enough faith we
could run. 1t does not take much
faith to sit or stand. 1t takes some
faith to walk and more to run. Faith
leads to repentance. You can't sep
arate them. Repentance means more
than being sorry for being caught, 1t
means / am sorry | sinned against
good God and brother man and
will do all in my power to make the
wrong right Faith leads to comics
sion. Contrasting Christ before the
world by mouth and life. 1t means
to follow Him down into the watery
grave and obey Him in the solemn act
of baptism this is an open confession
of ones faith in Christ. 1t does not
mean salvation by water but by
Christ.
But you say, have done all this
but stop. John says 1--WE know we
have passed from death until life be-
cause we love the brethren" 1t is
not, enough to be a church member.
The law of love governs the members.
by this shall men know We are my
disciples, if We have love one for the
other
You cannot leave here tonight and
say, Il do not know whether l am a
christian or not" You do know unless
you lave been asleep. You have nc
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The SLEEPING SICKNESS
WHICH MEANS DEATH

How many readers have heard of this
terrible disease? 1t prevails in that
far-away country-Africa-e especially
the Congo district. 1t is caused by
the bite of the tsetse fly. When it
bites person, The sleeping symptoms
begin and finally the sufferer sleeps
until death occurs
Contrast this with the peaceful
balmy sleep of health. Is there any
thing more wearing than to lie awake
at night, tossing about nervous, with
cold feet, hot head and mercy knows
what else? Short of letting the tsetse
fly bite US we would do almost any,
thing for relief. How can we pre-
vent It? Mr.. George Hayes, of
Union City, Pa, writes: 81 had lost
my appetite, was all rundown, could
not sleep nights. I had tried every
thing without relief Vinol was rec
commended, and to my surprise. it
helped me at once; gave me splendid
appetite, and now sleep soundly.'
What Vinol did for Mr.. Hayes, it will
do for every rundown. nervous and
overworked person who cannot sleep
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tiful solo, Beyond the Gates of Par
aalse" which was we'll rendered and
greal.y pleased the audience. Tonight
he will sing two solos. BY request
he will repeat "The Holy City" which
will be illustrated with II beautiful
views, and his other solo will be The
Song that Reached My Heart
Last night Mr.. Lilley preached a
great sermon on How l May Know
Am a Christian
Mr.. Llley said in part: In talking
with people who are church mem
bers | find many of them doubters.
Are you a christian? | belong to the
church. l hope SO.
This is one reason for weakness
and timidity in church work. You are
too weak and timid to speak to your
unconverted friend because you do not
know that you are saved. You ask a
man if he is a republican or demo-
crat and he will say yes or no. And
say it with vim. You say, Can |
know am a christian?' Yes.
There are certain initiatory steps
which if taken with the right spir-
it and purpose, you know you are a
christian, for Christ and the holy
spirit say so.
First step is Faith" Not in a
church, book or preacher, but in
Christ. Here is the weak spot in most
of our lives; weak faith. Without it
we can not please God. We walk by
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REVIVAL WILL
SOON CLOSE
Strong Evanseistic Meetings Which
Have Been Held at the Chris
tian Church Soon to End.

The revival meetings at the Chris
tian church are drawing to a close.
4-uch good has resulted from the
meetings and the church is highly
pleased with the work of the pastor
and singer. The large chorus has
been faithful throughout the meeting
and deserves much credit for their
work.
Mr.. Lilley has been preaching a re-
markedly strong series of gospel SER
mons which have been very helpful
to the church people as well as the
outsider.
Last night Mr.. McVay sang a beau
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Third Ward.

teeman for the ensuing year.
Third Ward.
The third warders met in the old
Smith hotel on Main street, the meet
ing being called to order by Felix
Noelkemper. r. A. Dollery acted as
chairman and r. E. GARRISON served
as secretary.
For alderman f. N. Publisky was
named by Thos McNIanus and the
nomination was made by acclarlation.
Mr.. Publisky made speech.
The Kenney delegation received 20
votes. 1t contained the following
names; ]. M Egan. Louis Marshick,
~. P. Heiser, James Fruin, Fred A.
Wedler, Frank Smith.
! The Harrington delegation received
Is votes and contained the names OF
iC. H. Marshall, W. X. Hodge, John
Dunn, Thomas Murray, John MCGEE
and E. E. Teeters.
! F. A. Wedler and w X. Hodge act
ed as tellers.
Fourth Ward.
| The fourth ward Democrats met IN
the West Keokuk engine house. Ed.
Ahern acted as chairman and Harry
Kriel was the secretary.
] For alderman the names OF A. j..
Mccormick and John Dunn were pre-
scented. The vote stood Mccormick
90 and Dunn az.
The Harrington delegation received
rs votes and the kenney delegation
had &C. The successful delegation is
composed of VIM. Brennan. Harry
| T1gue, Joseph Z. Wilsey Thomas
Joyce and David Ray.
Charles Off was endorsed for mayor,
unanimous.
! VIM. Brennan was named as com
mitteeman for the ensuing year.
Fifth Ward.
! The fifth ward meeting was held at
the street car barn and was called 10
Iorder by John Westerhoff who was
made chairman with Charles Wilson
as secretary.
Joe Lundgren was named for alder
man by George Walden and the homl-
nation was made by acclim- ton.
The Kenney delegation received 81
votes and was composed of Arthur
Swanson. James Fallen, John Waite
land Dan Roam
/ The Harrington delegation received
i Is votes and contained the names OF
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Sixth Ward.

Ian Ilodu was ludQS COIuIlllIeeIldu
for the ensuing year.
Sixth Ward.
Leiderkranz hall was crowded with
sixth district Democrats. Joe Lutz
presided as chairman and D. j. Hem
my acted as secretary.
The delegation was selected first
and John Real, Dick Kelly and H.
Kenny were selected as tellers. Dick
Kelly nominated the Kenny delegation
and John Jacobs nominated the Har-
rington delegation. The voters passed
around the table and deposited their
ballots in hat. The vote resulted
1874 for the Kenny delegation and AS
for the Harrington ticket.
A. K. Stewart, ]. M. Mcnamara and
John Neyens were appointed as tellers
to take up the vote for alderman.
George Mayer was named by Dick
Kelly.
D. w. Haggerty was named by Jerry
Jacobs.
Albert Kiefer was named by F.
Moeller
he result of the vote was Kiefer
157, Haggerty So. Mayer IS and upon
motion of Mr.. Haggerty, the nomina-
ton was made unanimous.
l.. j. Wolf was made committeeman
for the ensuing year.
The Kenney delegation consists of
Albert Kiefer. Felix Kelly, Peter Wolf,
James Farrell, Henry Scnevers, Mar
tin Smith, Frank Vollers and VIM R.
Angel.
The Harrington ticket contained the
names of John Jacobs, VIM. Paarde-
hooper, Cornelius Elite, Bud Dillon,
Sebe Jacobs, James Loter, David
Hemme and John Seybold.
The Democratic city convention will
be held .his evening at 8 o'clock at
the county court house.
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excuse. If you are saved you know
it, If not you know it.
Come out tonight.
Mr.. McVay leaves tomorrow to
sing in revival at Auburn, Ill.
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votes and contained the following
names: T. j. Hickey, Theo. LeFever,
Dan Burke, j. w. Erman, John Cronln,
Henry Walton, John Ward, Phil
Boudewyns.
d. ID. Harrington was made commit
teeman for the ensuing year.
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Alex Peterson. j. NJ Fulton, d. Har-
rlngton and Frank Wooley.
Dan Roam was made committeeman
for the ensuing year.