The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-23
WOULD ENJOlN
STACKS SALOON
Application for Writ OF Injunction
Made Saturday by County Attor-
ney Theodore a.
Craig.
VAUGHN APPREHENDED
Willy Professor Who Has Hypnotic
Power over Young Girls
Caught at Menott, Mo-
To be Brought Back.

All appuCaLlOn IOT VIII. Oh III
junction was filed in the district court
Saturday afternoon by County At
torney Theodore A, Craig aud sworn
to by Marshal Henry Kesselring to
enjoin Jerry Stack from conducting
a saloon on the premises known as
IA South Third street. Sophia Kon-
zen, owner Of the building, is also
named as defendant in the applica-
ton for an Injunction. 1t is alleged
that Stack kept open after hours.
According to statement made by
the city marshal several days ago
sthe proprietor remained opsn after
Ito o'clock as he, himself, Followed
several persons to an upstairs room
over the Saloon where liquor was be-
ing sold. If this application is grant
ed it means that the saloon will be
closed and the property can no
longer be used for saloon purposes.
Vaughn is Apprehended.
Marshal Henry Kesselring depart
ed at 12:45 this morning for Monet,
Mo-. to bring back Professor R. T.
Vaughn. the well known hypnotist
who has had quite a meteoric career
during the past few months in both
Keokuk and Burlington. Vaughn was
apprehended Saturday by authorities
there after they had received a post
card bearing pictures of both Profess
sor Vaughn and Miss Nellie e. Clark,
/. who was found with him.
The word was conveyed in a brief
photographic dispatch and Marshal
Kesselring Immediately sought to
learn whether Vaughn would come to
Iowa without reauisition papers. Il
was learned that he would and prep
arations were Immediately made tc
go after him.
What charges other than those al
ready preferred against him will be
made is not known. AS against Miss
Clark there are no charges confront
ing her. but it is likely she will return
e to Keokuk with the marshal and
prisoner.
A Mysterious Affair
Fay Ingold, farmer living near the
{ powder works, is missing and it is
believed by friends that he is fleeing
like a guilty man. Nothing was
learned from him yesterday ind his
4 whereabouts is puzzling to relatives
who are very anxious about ham. His
disappearance is linked with quite
an interesting story.
Ingold lives on a farm Jointly with
NJ. J. Cahill, an employe of the pow
der works, the land occupied by then
being near Mooar. Several days ago
according to information received
from reliable source, Ingold came
: to Keokuk with mule team valued
J at $500 and owned by Cahil1. He in
dulged in a spree while in this cit.
and put up the team at a local livery
stable. Whether the livery man triet
to perpetrate swindle or whether i
was an accident it is not known, bu
anyhow, when Ingold got ready tt
leave the city on his return journe,
, he left driving team OF mares valu
. ed at 5000 1t is said that Cahill wa
quite enraSed when lie lediHeu VI III
, trick which had been played on hi
. partner. While he was attempting
to straighten out things Ingold disap
peared. In the meantime the matte
was cleared up and the livery maj
returned the team of mules, receiving
in exchange his team of mares. 1t il
believed that Ingold thinks the mule
have not been returned and is seek
ing to hide until he is positively Ger
tain the matter has been cleared UP