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The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
DANGER IS GREAT
At NIAGARA FALLS
IRy Associated Press. !

NIAGARA FALLS. APRIL 2f.-
THE SITUATION HERE TODAY Is
PERHOUs, THE WATER Is NOW
PASSING OVER THE FALLS AND
BACKING Up IN THE LOWER
RIVER. THERE ARE LARGE
FILEDS or ICE IN THE RIVER
ABOVE THE RAPIDS AND 1T Is
PASSING OVER THE FALLS AT
THE RATE OF \ THOUSAND TONS
PER SECOND. 1T Is BELIENED
THAT THERE Is No WAY TO RE-
LIEVE THE SITUATION. ThE
MOUND OF ICE Is EIGHTY FEEL
aROVE THE NORMAL WATER
LEVEL AT LEWISTON. AND AS
THE JAM MOVES 1T CARRIES THE
EAfBANKMENT BEFORE 1T CUT
TING 1T OFF CLEAN As 1T PASSES
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
COLORADO SPRINGS CHURCH
ORDERS HATS OFF IN SERVICES
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

hats OFF" now in the First Methodist
church of this city. The idea was
Instituted last Sunday. the Rev c. b.
Wilcox making the formal request
that the women of the congregation
remove their hats.
DR.. Wilcox confessed a lfesitancy
and had to be encouraged by the La
dies Aid Society before he would
make the request from the pulpit.
Drawing courage from formal res.
olution adopted by the aid society,
he put the request to the congrega-
ton, and instantly there was gen
eral compliance.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
LABOR ORGANIZATION WILL
HELP FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS
rSpecinl 10 The SentineI.

Springfield. Ills. April 21.-The
forces that are doing battle against
tuberculosis have received reinforce
ments in the shape of the State Fed
Grafton of Labor, which has decided
to cooperate actively in the fight TO
stamp out the disease. Literature
dealing with occupational disease.
particularly with tuberculosis. is TO
be distributed among the 500, 900
trades unionists in Illinois. II will
give full Information concerning the
symptoms of the disease and the
work that the state and the various
municipalities are doing to eradicate
it and will call especial attention to
the free services the state is render
ing in the crusade to wipe the plague
out.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
PENITENTIARY SENTENCE
FOR COMMITTING ARSON
| Special to The Sentinel.

Pueblo. Colo, Apr. 21.-No fur
ther action in the case of Max Cold
berger. convicted OF arson and sen
fenced to the penitentiary, will be
taken.
The supreme court recently af-
lirmed the sentence of the district
court and yesterday the time within
which a motion for rehearing could
be filed expired,
Max Goldberger was we'll know
South Union avenue merchant.
year and half ago his store was
burned and the next morning body
was found in the ruins.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
VICTIMS OF RIOTS
NOW NUMBER 10000
TBy Associated Press. l

LONDON, APRIL 2f.-A SPE-
CIAL DISPATCH RECEIVED FROM
ATHENS TODAY SAYS TELE-
GRAMS THAT COME IN THERE
FROM MERSINA SET FORTH THAT
FULLY TEN THOUSAND PERSONS
WE'RE KILLED IN THE ANTI
CHRISTIAN RIOTING OF THE
LAST FEW DAYS IN ADANA AND
TARSUS DISTRICTS. ENTIRE
VILLAGES HAVE BEEN RAZED
AND THE COUNTRY Is 4 SMOk-
ING WILDERNESS.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
CHAMPION BUTTER COW
DIES AT COLUMBIA. MO.
Special to The Sentinel.

Columbia, Mo-. Apr. 21.-Pedro S.
Estella, the champion butter Jersey
COW Of the world, is dead at the Mis-
souri, Agricultural College farm at
Columbia.
In IL months she produced 712
pounds of butter. fully 100 pounds
more than her nearest competitor.
Estella was in good health. but
stumbled into a ditch and was unable
to get out. When aid reached her
she was too far gone to recover.
The university statistician figured
that the income from Estella for one
year would have kept an average stu
dent in the University of Missouri for
like term.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
A TERRIBLE WIND
SWEEPS OVER
CLEVELAND
IBy Associated Press. ]

sCh.,eiand. O.. April 2i.-.t- squaIi
which swept along the southern shore
of Lake Erie today left death and
ruin in its wake. The wind reached
a velocity of nearly n hundred miles
an hour for few minutes and day
was made as dark ~ night. Trees
and frame houses were blown down
i'm all parts of the city, lightning
starting many fires. 4 young lady
was blown into Wade Park pond and
drowned. The roof was blown from
the main building of the Case School
of Applied Sciences and from Adei-
bert college.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
FANATICS EXTEND
THEIR BLOODY WORK
I BY Associated Press.

ConstantinopIe, April 21.-Later
reports from the Syrian coast says
racial fanaticism is extending in
Nilayet of Alcppo, and disturbances
have broken out ut Antioch and Bire-
iilS and that foreigners have taken
refuge mt the British vice consulatcs.
The British cruiser Diana landed
fifty men off AlcNandretta and Sheik
u Islam. head of the church, has
telcgraphed the ecclesiastical au-
thorities in Smyrna TO exert every cf-
fort To put IA stop to disorders.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
TURNER BEQUEATHED
NEARLY ALL TO HIS SON
Especial TO The Sentinel. l

Trinidad, April IA sensation
developed yesterday when the will
and testament of the late l.. H. Turn
er. president of the Commercial Saw
ings bank, was admitted to probate
BY the terms of the will the widow.
Mrs. Georgia Turner. was cut off
with but the interest on the sum of
$4,000, which is provided to be in
vested in good security. The entire
estate. with $4,000 in cash, was be-
queathed to his son. Charles Turner.
of Colorado Springs. The widow Will
not contest the terms of the will.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
PREACHER COMMITS SUICIDE
BECAUSE OF ILL HEALTH
Especial to The Sentinel. l

Bolcow, Mo, April 21.-The' Rev.
r. J. Campbell, aged 60 years. pastor
OF the Methodist Episcopal church
here. while preparing TO conduct the
morning services Sunday. slashed his
throat with the razor with which he
was shaving and cut off the end of
his tongue. When found by his wife
he could not talk, but wrote note,
saying he feared he would have to
quit the ministry on account of i'll
health and his family would be left
in want. He died three hours later.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
NEARLY 200 KILLED
DURING THREE MONTHS
IBy Associated Press. !

+ Washington. Apr. 21.-There 1.
+ We're 1S4 people killed and g., 1.
+ 924 injured in train accidents I.
= during the three months ending I.
+ December 81 last, according to +
+ a report of the interstate COM +
= merce commission that has Just +
7 been issued. Other kinds of ac- {.
+ cidents bring the total number +
+sof casualties up to 17;644. in :
= ciuuIng 1,39S killed and 1856 !
+ injured. {.
+ This shows a decrease OF g. +
r S14 as compared with a year ].
+ ago. f.
+ There were i,973 collisions !.
+ and 1911 derailments causing I.
r $1,94O.l33 damages. /.
4. + 1. i. 1. + 1. = + f. i. + + = r + =.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
Icy Associated Pros. l

Constantnop Apr 81 Before Non)The advance guard of
the constitutional has arrived the outskirts of the city
The cabinet will this afternoon and proclaim martial law
in the capital.
In quarters believed that there increasing
biy arriving understanding which may result eoonol
iation between the young Turks and the sultan 1t de-
clared official circles this morning that the parlors between
the and the constitutional promise settlement
alleged that the longer insists the withdrawal of
the ministry and the renstaan the Hmi cabinet but
maintain its punishment of the authors the
trouble.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
WHEAT KING GOES
TO INSPECTECROPS
rBv Associnted Press. /

CHICAGO, APRIL 2I.-IAMES A.
PATTEN, BULL LEADER IN
WHEAT. LEFT THE CITY TODAY
iCCONPANI by AN EXPERT
FOR THE PURPOSE 1T Is BE
LiEVED AN INSPECTION OF THE
WINTER WHEAT CROP IN ILL
NOIS AND ADJACENT STATES
WHERE REPORTS ARE CON
FLICTING. THE BULL LEA DERS
DESTINATION Is CAREFULLY
PRESERVED AND KEPT SECRET
BY THOSE SUPPOSED TO KNOW.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
IMMENSE MARKER ERECTED
ON OLD SANTA FE TRAII
+ Special To The Sentinel. /

La Junta. April 2l.--A big granite
stone weighing two tons, was hauled
from the depot to the northeast corn
er of the park yesterday where It
will be set upon a cement foundation
IL is to be the marker for the old
Santa Fe trail and has the dates
1S22-1s15 inscribed upon it. 1t is
being erected by the Pueblo chapter
of the Daughters Of the Revolution.
1t will be unveiled with appropriate
ceremonies probably July 4.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
BUYING RIO GRANDE
Tspecial 10 The Sentinel.

DENVER, APRIL 2i.-ADVICES
FROM NEW YORK CITY TODAY
SHOW THAT 1T Is THE ROCK
ISLAND AND NOT THE CHICAGO
AND NORTHWESTERN SYSTEM
THAT is PURCHASING THE CON
troll OF THE DENVER Il RIO
GItANDE RAILROAD. MORE THAN
$50, 900 SHARES OF RIO GRANDE
STOCK HAS BEEN SOLD ON THE
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
DURISG THE PAST FEW DAYS.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
KILLED BY ELECTRIC CAR
AFTER SHOOTING HIS WIFE
Especial to The Sentinel. !

Canisteo, n. Y. April 21.-Arthur
Conklin, farm hand, shot and kill
ed his wife in the main street here
at 1880 p. m. yesterday. Conklin
ran down the street and two boys
started after him. They had nearly
caught up with him when Conkiin
threw himself under an electric car
and was instantly killed. Jealousy
was the cause of Conilin's shooting
his wife
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
PUBLIC HEARING HELD
FOR SUBWAY EXTENSION

New York. April PA public
hearing is being held today TO devise
help and means for the McAdoo tun-
mel to make connection between their
line and the New York Central, which
will connect IL also with the Steinway
and the Broad dway-Lexington avenue
line. 1t seems to be pretty well un-
derstood that the McAdoo tunnel viii
make the connection.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
A BIG REWARD FOR
THE MURDERERS
rBy Associated Press !

CHEYENNE. WYo.. April aI.-
THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWERS
ASSOCIATION HAS OFFERED 4
REWARD OF $1,000 FOR CONVIC-
rION OF THE MEN WHO RAIDED
FiiE ALLE4IAND AND ENGE
SHEEP CAMP IN TIRE BIG HORN
DISTRICT SOME TIME AGO KILL
ING THE OWNERS SHEEP AND
HERDER NAMED LEISER AND
BURNING THE CAMP AND BODIES
OF TWO OF THEIR VICTIMS. ONE
ARREST HAS BEEN MADE IN CON
NECTlON WITH THE RAID.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21

This afternoon an>extended caucus
was held by the four members of the
council who are worrying over how
they are going to make the illegal
appointments they made Monday
night stick, Also several of the
men "elected" by these four men to
office. and Rev. Forsyth, the Yellow
editors and few other gentlemen
were present. What conclusions were
reached are not known.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
CLIFFORD P|NCHOT
HAS FRIEND
IN TAF I
IBy Assoclated Press. /

I Washington. Apr. 21.-Presi-
, dent Taft's entire sympathy
: with the forest and conservation
: policies is announced and the
: stories that vast areas are to be
: taken away from the national
: forests are denied in a state
: ment regarding the administra-
+ tion's attitude issued today by
: Clifford Pinchot.
! Mr.. Pinchot says that the
r charges that the forests contain
+ great areas of agricultural land
+ are baseless and that any agri-
+ cultural lands wherever found
+ along the boundaries of the for
+ ests will be restored to entry
=. 4. i. =. :. =. =. L - l. =. =. :. =. L
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
ROOSEVELT HAS
ARRIVED IN
AFRICA
Ipy Associated Press.

by -AsSpSldleu I-TtHS-
Mombazu.- April 2t----fEhe-s s-tas.insr
Admiral with Theodore Rooscvelt
and members of his party on board.
has just been sighted Off this port.
The steamer Admiral arrives at
Mombaza ON scheduled time and MIR.
Roosevelt will today land i'm Africa
for the beginning of his hunting and
collecting expeditions and caravan
March 10 North Egypt. The Roose-
welt party will leave Mombaza tomor-
row afternoon by special train for the
ranch of Sir Alfred Pease on the
Athio river from whence the start on
the shooting expedition will be made.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21

A number of farmers. according 10
report. near Clifton. kept their
smudge pots burning for several
hours last night
Thos. J. Kluge. who has been visit
ing in the valley The past few days.
and also looking over land. left last
night for his home in Iowa. He did
not make a purchase but gave prom
ise to return later and make this city
his home.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
WRECK NEAR GLENWOOD
[speeIal to The sentlneI. ]

Glenwood Springs, Colo, Apr 2Three freight
center of long Rio Gande freight knocked from the
track by land and rock slide at point miles of Genwood
Springs this morning at early hour.
No was injured but the rock and dirt piled several feet
high the track making necessary the passen
trains the Rio Grande around Genwood
travelling the Colorado while all
trains held the other side of the wreck for number
There have been slides
during the past few the first time
been struck passenger
train that with the accident
Some hours clearing the wreck and opening
tracks
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
BOY ACCIDENTALLY KILLS
HIS YOUNGER BROTHER
Especial to The senfinel.) }

Hulett. Wyo., Apr. 21.=Earl Will
son. 13 years old, Shot and Instantly
killed his younger brother. ,aged 8.
while hunting here yesterday. The
bullet from % caliber rifle pene-
trated the younger boys heart The
shooting was accidental.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
KILLED BY DAUGHTER
FOR ALLEGED CRUELTY
Especial to The Sentinel

Is1TI'77-Ittt u 7 III tN'-IIITIIGT-
New York. Apr. 2I.=John Wal
lace, 60 years old. was. shot and
killed last night by his daughter Ag-
mes.
The motive is not known definite
ly. although the woman exclaimed
Historically, when she was captured:
His cruelty killed my brother"
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
MOTHERS DAY IN MAY.

Among all ages. races and creeds
men, women and children: white.
yellow. red or black; free and unfree
Christian and pagan; civilized and
savage; moral and vicious-every hui
man heart responds in some degree
when the chords OF memory. vibrat-
ing. call up thoughts of the purest.
strongest of human emotions-a
mother's love. Men and nations may
.difier as to the fitness of many holi-
days now observed. but all viii rev
erently wear n white flower on the
second Sunday OF May in honor of the
sanctity of maternity. and in loving
recognition or in memory of '.the best
mother in the world-your own. -
Joe Mitchell Chapple in May Nation
al Magazine.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
MACHINE BURSTS
IRv Assoeiated Press.

CENTRALVILLE, IOWA. APRIL
2f.-DOZENS OF PERSONS WERE
INJURED HERE LAST NIGHT BY
THE EXPLOSION OF a FILM IN A
MOVING PICTURE SHOW. THE
AUDITORIUM WAS CROWDED
AND WOMEN THREW CHILDREN
FROM WINDOWS, MANY BEING
BADLY BRUISED.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
100000 SHEEP LOST IN
RED DESERT COUNTRY
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Rock Springs. Wyo., April 21.-
The loss of sheep in the Red Desert
country as a result of the unusually
severe conditions OF the earlier part
of the present year is now estimated
at between "a, 900 and 100000 head.
much less than was anticipated when
conditions were at their worst.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
WILL PLOW A FURROW
NEARLY 200 MILES LONG
[ IspeclaI to The sentlnel.

Rock Springs. Wyo.. Apr. 2I.-One
continuous pillow furrow nearly 200
miles in length is job which Chris
Burning has undertaken for the
Rock Springs Grazing Association.
The furrow will mark the boundar-
les of the association owned and
leased range
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
SNOW in DENVER
nm Assncinted press

=. 7F77.1' - -
DENVER, APRIL 2f.-NEARLY
TWO INCHES OF SNOW FELL IN
DENVER LAST NIGHT AND MORE
Is PREDICTED FOR TONIGHT AND
TOMORROW. SNOW is ALSO RE
PORTED IN THE SOUTH AND
WEST PART OF THE STATE.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
GAMES CALLED OFF.

; A message to The Sentinel at
; $3.50 pm. stated that all but one
; of the American League games
; have been called off for today
; ON account of rain.
The National League games
; today, with but one or two ex-
ceptions, opened later than us
ual.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
FLOUR TOO HIGH; so THIS
BISCUIT COMPANY CLOSES
Tspeciai 10 Tne sentinel l

Columbus. o.. April 21.-The Col
umbus Biscuit company yesterday
announced that It had determined to
close down its bread department in
definitely because of the high price
of flour due to the corner in wheat
In Chicago.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
CABINET RESIGNS
IN Assncialed Press

BUDAPEST. APRIL 2f.-THE
HUNGARIAN CABINET RESIGNED
TODAY AND EMPEROR KING
FRANCIS JOSEPH HAS ASKED
COUNT ANDRESSY. MINISTER OF
THE INTERIOR, TO FORM A NEW
CABINET.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
DAVE TURPLE DEAD
fRY Assoclatad Press. 1

INDIANAPOLIS, md, APRIL 81.
FORMER United STATES Sen
ATOR DAVIS TURPLE DIED To-
DAY IN THIS CITY. MIR. TURPLE
DEFEATED HIS REPUBLICAN OP-
PONIsNT BENJAMIN HARRISON
FOR SENATORSHIP IN 1887 AND
WAS REELECTED IN 1903.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
SIXTY ARE DEAD;
HUNDRED ARE HURT
IBy Assoclatcd press. ]

+ Tabriz, Persia. Apr. 21,-The +
:. nationalists lost go men killed E
+ and 100 wounded in the sortie +
+ from this city yesterday in :
+ which II. c. Baskerville, an =
+ American school teacher. lost +
1. his life. +
+ i. !. + + + + + ++++ s-++ y
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
!. : : = !. !. ... 4. !. : 1. I. : !. !. :

The Caldwell Blaisdel Realty Co.
sold today ten acres of orchard near
Fruita, for Warren Walker to T. w
Rouch. a new arrival In the city
from Leetsdale. Penna. The consid-
Grafton was $4,000
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21

Alfred Coast. an old time friend
of Geo. Smith, of this city. is visiting
the latter this week from South
Bend. Ind.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
CRUISERS ARRIVE

IBy Associated Press
San Francisco, April 2i.-t. $.
cruisers California and Tennessee
arrived this morning from Magdalena
Bay.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
SUI TAN AND YOUNG
TURKS HAVE AGREED
With Arnay in Sight, Terms That Pre-
uent Bloody War are Made
SIDE VICTOR
rnv Associated Press. |

London Apr 81 (Aenoon)As special dispatch received here
Conantinope that definite agreement between the
committee union has been conud-
ed Abdul Hamd the sultan Turkey but the
cabinet will resign Immediately.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
MAY SOON SETTLE
GREAT LARe[>I
TRO|leeif
TBy a S1ciatcd Press. /

l3y lSJclaicd Press
+ Philadelphia. Pa, Apr 21 !.
+ President T. L. Lewis of the +
= United Mine Workers of Amer i.
= lea and three of the anthracite +
+ district presidents. who arrived :
4 unexpectedly. today called on :.
+ President Baer of the Reading !.
+ Company !
+ Mr.. Lewis says that it is his =
:. plan to end the. labor troubles !
j. in the anthracite region, and !.
: this statement has given rise +
+ to rumor that a settlement is +
: in sight. !
+ + i. !. + = = + + + 1. r + r i. +. i.
Both the afternoon trains we're
over Two hours late TODAY
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21

w. NJ. Schmidt is a guest at the
st. Regis this week from Cincinnati
o.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21

Don't fail to attend the Rebekah's :
box social Friday evening at Odd
Fellows hall, Everybody invited. A
good time promised. Begins AZ 2 pm.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
FOR NEW TRIAL
IBy AssocIated Press. ]

NASHVILLE, TENN, APRIL ~.
ARGUMENTS FOR \ NEW TRIAL
IN THE COOPER MURDER CASE
BEGAN TODAY BEFORE JUDGE
WM. HART. INTEREST IN THE
ARGUMENTS is INTENSE.
Sentinel want ads bring results.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-21
ToDAY'S WHEAT MARKET.

GBy Associated Prcss1
Chicago. Apr. 21.-May wheat to-
day closed at 1.25.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-10
CITY NEWS

Dewitt garbage cans at Webers.
e. l.. Patterson is in Peoria on
business.
White parasols at half price to
clean up, Central Store.
Fans at the baseball game yester-
day afternoon had to walk in, owing
to the accident at the power plant.
The regular monthly meeting Of
ST. Joseph's auxiliary will be held at
the hospital Wednesday afternoon at
$50 o'clock.
The general manager of the c., B.
& @. railroad is due to pass through
here tomorrow, word to that effect
having been received here today
The steamer Wenona had-a very
large supply OF freight on board when
she arrived at the local port last night,
there being enough to almost fill the
warehouse.
Thursday will be ladies day at the
Elks camp. A chicken supper will be
served at 6 o'clock and many of the
members of the families Of the mem
bers will spend the day in the camp.
During the fire at the old X & w.
depot the other evening locomotive
ran over the chemical engine hose,
cutting it in two places. The railway
company has ordered the city $50 ito
pay for the damage.
The Royal Neighbors gave an ex-
cursion this morning on the steamer
Keokuk, the boat being chartered to
take them to Quincy. About $50 peo-
pie were on board when the steamer
pulled out at 1870 o'clock.
John R. Needham, publisher OF the
Iowegian and ]. l.. Mechem, a broker,
both Of Centerville, returned to their
home last evening after couple OF
days in this vicinity They came down
to attend the Elks camp on Sunday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-10
CITY NEWS

Ladies white dress skirts, all go
at about half price. Central.
"A double bill tomorrow afternoon
at Hubinger park. The first game
starts at 2:15.
Many watermelons are being ship
ped north these days, nearly every
freight train going that way having
several carloads of the luscious fruit.
A week from tomorrow is the big
Warsaw Odd Fellows excursion to
, lambda. Oh the steamer j. S. Save
the date to go with the crowd to the
Bluff city.
Abraham Schlatter of Donnellson
drew number 81 in the Occur D'Alene
Indian reservation at Spokane yes
terday, emitting him to claim worth
from $4,000 to $4,000.
I, Wednesday, August IS, is the date
to remember. That is the day of the
big Warsaw Odd Fellows excursion to
Hannibal A chance to visit the
famous old Mark Twain cave and
spend most delightful day on the
river. Music and dancing and fine
crowd. Boat leaves Keokuk at 500 a.
m. Warsaw at $3.50 a. m.
Burlington Gazette DR.. c. o.
Levitt, the well-known dentist of La
Harpe, passed away yesterday at the
Burlington hospital in this city after a
three weeks illness with appendicitis.
He had returned to his home four
weeks ago after trip to Los Angeles
| in company with DIR. F. A. Roe Of Bur-
lington. While In the west he had
rented an Office and was preparing
to go to that city to begin practice, SO
favorable was he impressed with the
country. However, fate willed other
wise.
The Quincy Journal says of the
/ excursion to Keokuk on Sunday. Min
newawa Tribe, Improved Order of Red
Men, of this city, certainly made a big
hit with the excursion they gave to
Keokuk and return yesterday, on the
excursion steamer, w. w. and barge.
The excursionists numbered SIC. The
boat arrived at Keokuk at $3.50 in the
afternoon, and departed on the return
! trip at 6 o'clock, arriving in the home
port at 9 o'clock, without an accident
OF any kind to mar. the days enjoy
ment. There was dancing and plenty
OF social amusement for all present
Frank Myers, a well known citi-
zen Of Memphis, Mo-, has purchased
I the Rutledge Savings bank at Rut-
ledge, and will take active charge
Of the same. The bank was organ
lied few years since and employed
capital Of $4,000 at the beginning,
which has been added to steadily as
| the needs of the business demanded
The business is a prosperous one, sit
uated in the heart of prosperous
farming country and on the main
/ line of the double track Santa Fe
system from Chicago to Kansas City.
The pipe lines of the Standard Oil
company also pass through the region
and all in all Rutledge is one of the
I busiest small towns in northeast
/ Missouri
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-10

WASH GOODS SALE.
Csc grade at 15c. zoe and 15c grades
choice, 10c. 121sc and 10c styles al
go at sc yd.
THE CENTRAL STORE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-10
PERSONALS.

s. A. Cassidy who formerly prac.
ticed medicine in this city, together
with his wife. are visiting here. The
doctor now makes his home in North
Platte. Neb.
Forest Connors left this morning
for Quincy where he will visit for q
few days.
Mrs l.. Herman spaan and son
Clarence, leave tomorrow for Chi.
cago for visit.
Miss Leila McGaw left today for
Chicago where she will visit friends
for three weeks.
]. B. We'll leaves tonight for New
York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Fry of Harry,
Iowa, who have been visiting rela-
tiyes of Warsaw and Keokuk, have
returned home.