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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-23

Bob Siner. alias Bob Signer, yesterday
filed suit for $1,000 damages in the circuit
court against p. II. o'Brien, alleging in~t
juries when thrown off tram car opere
eted By the defendant.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-23
THE WEATHER
Washington, August 22.-Weath

Washington, August 22.-Weather
forecast:
Alabama and Mississippi-Partly
cloudy Tuesday; showers in extreme
south portions; Wednesday parity
cloudy; showers and cooler In AFTER
noon; light to moderate south WINDS
on the coast
The following is the local report OF
the United States weather bureau at
Birmingham for the "a hours ehoea al
1 d. M, August 22, 1910:
Maximum temperature ...-..-.... ~
Minimum temperature .......-.... II
Mean temperature ..........-.... ~
Normal temperature .......:.... rs
Deficiency ........ 24z
Precipitation ..'....'. wv
Total precipitation since Jan. |. 3S.46
EXCESS 1'pA
w. H. LEHMAN, Observer
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-23

SHAW, The Undertaken. Phones Q.
GREEN Undertaking Co. Phones 1902.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-08
Actual Starvation Faces Some of
Them and Other Unions are Com
ing to The
Rescue.
PUBLIC APPEAL MADE
More Than Hall Of the Strikers Are
Depending Upon Charity Now
to Keep
Alive.

CHICAGO. Dec. S.-The condition
of the 10000 garment workers is SO
desperate that every union in Chicago
has agreed to contribute % cents per
man for relief. A public appeal for
help has been made to prevent act
ual starvation
This general assessment will be i'll
addition to separate funds already be-
ing contributed by unions. The first
of these came today from the hre
cry workers who gave $500 and t'
musicians who gave $1,000. With 40
600 bread winners idle. however, even
the aid of the unions is not consid-
cred sufficient while the fight goes on
Mrs. Robbins. president OF the
Tradeswomens league, today issued q
call for funds The situation is be
coming desperate. $4,000 os the strik
ers are getting their daily food iron
the commissary stores, their means
4 having been exhausted by the tel
i weeks strike.
No vote is likely to be taken OF
the compromise peace offer, soon.
is being printed in 9 languases ant
given to the strikers to read an'
digest. Then they will vote on 1t,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-08
NEW SOUP SPOON
is INVENTED
It's Noiseless and is Expected tc
Revolutionize the Soup
Drinking Habit.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. S.-The noiseless
spoon is here. A st. Louisan design
ed it to prevent that whistling noise
which accompanies the intake from
the spoon now in use. He guarantees
positively that one cannot inhaie soup
through his spoon and make noise
at the same time.
The inventors name is n. S. Camp
bell. His spoon is made somewhat
like those drinking cups for mer
with troublesome mustaches. The
spoon has lid over one-half OF It's
surface with slit through which the
soup enters the mouth. One OF its
advantages, in Campbell's estimation
is that with it the diner must dip hi'
soup from him, not toward him, thu'
conforming of necessity to the accept
1 ed canons of soup eating
Consomme, puree Of navy bean
cream of tomato, and most varietie
of vegetable soup can be absoroe
through the spoon as it is now made
4 If mullagatawny, split pea, mock tul
tie and like soups are found to re
ouire larger aperture, special Typ
OF spoon will be constructed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-08
Woman Who Carried Her Wealth in
Her Stocking, Saved the Mon
ey on Account Of
Dress.
CHAUFFEUR WAS FoILED
Taxieab Driver Not Only Failed to
Rob the Passenger But Landed
In Jail Under Heavy
Bond.

CHICAGO, Ill. Dec. S.-Joseph Ber-
men, a chauffeur, is charged with at
tempting to take roll of bills from
the stocking OF his passenger, Mrs
Laura Louise Scott, guest at the
Auditorium Hotel, who says she is
the widow of a millionaire brick
manufacturer of st. Louis and mem
Der Of prominent ST. Louis family
When she told Judge Newcomer at
the Harrison street police court an
unusual story of how Bermen had at
tempted to rob her of $120, following
a struggle with him in his taxicab at
a lonely spot on the south side, the
court showed his belief in the story
by holding the chauffeur to the grand
jury in $500 bond.
According to Mrs. Scott, who said
she felt as If she had been drugged
Bermen drove her to an out-of-the-
way street, pulled down the shade OF
the cab window and tried to pull ul
! her hobble skirt to get the roll OF
I bills from her stocking.
The strange feature. Mrs. Scott told
the court. was that Bermen believed
her roll of bills was in her left stock
ing, when 1t was in the right one and
i owing to the encircling hobbies, HI
had difficulty getting at either.
Mrs. Scott omitted no details in he
story. She says she went riding be
cause she could noteget a room a
the hotel until later in the day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-08
SAYS DR.. COOK
IS DEAD ONE
Nansen Believes Peary Found the Pole
But Should Show His
Proofs.

COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Dec. D
Commenting on the publication OF
Knud Rasmussen's report from Dr.
Cooks Eskimo followers on his al
legged trip to the north pole, Frldto1
Nansen, the Norwegian explorer, said:
sThe report definitely confirms my
private opinion of DR.. Cooks claim
To all intents and purposes he is
dead man. Let him rest in peace.
have no doubt that Robert e, Peary
reached the pole. but it is necessary
that he should place scientific proofs
OF the fact before the public. To show
these proofs to a few friends is not
enough if he wishes to stand in the
worlds history as the undisputed dis
coverer of the north pole.
Commander Peary must send hlE
proofs to the University of Copenha
gen, the most competent authority OF
arctic questions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-08
TEXAS POPULATION
=. SHOWS SMALL GAIN
Growth Of Oklahoma Has causeo
Texas to Fall of This
Time.

WASHINGTON, Dec S.-The popu-
lation of Texas is S,S96,542, as com
nared with 3,04S.71O in 1900 and q
235.532 In 1890 The increase from
1900 to 1910 is S47,s32, or 27.s per
cent. compared with an increase Tor
the preceding decade OF SlS,lsi, OF
36.4 per cent.
Texans in Washington are keeniy
disapnointed that the official figures
fail to show a population of more
than 100000. All Texans had been
looking for a figure considerably
above the 100000 mark. This was
especially true of members OF con-
sress and politicians, who were
counting on largely increased dele'
cation in the house.
The failure is attributed to several
causes. notably among which is the
almost phenomenal development OF
Oklahoma, which has drawn largely
from the population of North Texas.
Following is the census by counties:
Dallas county, including Dallas
135.74S; s2,726 ten years ago and 67,-
042 in 1890.
Harris, including Houston. 1853
SO, ,7S6 in 1900 and 37,249, ten years
previous.
Tarrant, including Fort Worth
1os,572; 52,376 in 1900 and 41,l42 II
1890.
Ell Paso, containing El Paso. 52,59s
e4,Ss6 in 1900 and 1858 in 1890.
Galveston, including Galveston, "A,
479, 41,11s ten years ago and 31,47'
In 1890.
Bexar, including San Antonia, 119,
e7s; 69,422 in 1900 and 1926 tel
years before.
Travis, which includes Austin. 90
$40; 1886 in 1900 and 1922 in 1890
McLennan, including Waco 1920
59.T72 ten years ago and 39,2O4 II
1880
Ellis, 5s,s2s; 5o,o59 in 1900 an
31,744 ten years previous.
Grayson, 1896; 63,661 ten year
? ago and 53,211 in 1890.
Harrison. 37.243: s1,S7S in 100
and 26,721 in 1890.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-08
KEOKUK COUNTY
rs ENTIRELY DRY
No Saloons and All Druggists Have
Turned over the Permits
They Held.

SIGOURNEY, Dec. S.-The grand
Jury of this term of court has Deell
in session for over week and While
its proceedings are supposed to be ail
entire secret, it has leaked out that
that body has for several days been
hearing testimony in reference to Il
legal sales of intoxicating liquors by
druggists permit. While no report
has been made by the grand jury yet
ii has become known that as result
of thei rwork all of the druggists or
the county holding permits TO the
clerk of the court. There were aDous
| ten in all and with the closing OF the
saloons by the court in What Cheer
last week no more intoxicating Ia
| ouors will be sold in keokuk count!
from now on, and all of Keokuk coun
! tv will be dry This is new order oi
things not only have the saloons II
What Cheer been running for the pas
ten years, but druggists have hell
] permits in various towns of the couh
ty for the past twenty-five years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-08
Catholics Of Milwaukee Are Request.
ed by Archbishop to Stay Away
From the Opera House
Tomorrow.
CALLS IT LEwD SHOW
Opera is Denounced as Absolutely Re.
pulsive and Theme Too Sac
red For The
Stage.

MILWAUKEE. Dec. Sin a letter
to all the priests of this city, Arch
bishop S. G. Messmer has ordered
that the prelates request Catholics to
stay away from the performance OF
"Salome" billed here for Friday night
The local chief of his church de-
nounces the opera as absolutely re-
pulsive," while he admits he has not
seen it nor read the lines of the work.
1t is calculated that the effect of the
order will be great for there are hun.
dreds of Catholic music lovers in the
city who had planned to see Mary
Garden in the much-talked-of opera,
but they will not go to the perform.
ance in the face of the archbishop's
denunciation.
The letter follows.
"The subject with it's surroundings
is absolutely repulsive TO Christian
feeling. Even If the dance of Salome
he not in itself openly immodest ant
! lewd. thing / do not know, yet The
whole tendency of the opera, if re
ports are true is glorifcation of di
vorce and debauchery.
The character of the story, and es
pecially the death OF st. John TIT
Baptist, is too sacred theme to b.
/ brought on the stage as it is done il
| "Salome."
Hence, you will please request tn
members of your parish to staysawa
from this production and thus to e,
press their emphatic protest agains
/ the public production of this oper
! in our city"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-08
MRS. JAS. M'KINNEY
DIED IN HOSPITAL
Wife of Illinois Congressman Neve'
Regained Consciousness After
Her Stroke.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 81
Mary Mcdonald Mckinney, wife o.
Congressman James Mckinney, o.
Aledo, ILL.,, died at the Emergency
hospital here. Mrs. Mckinney was
stricken with apoplexy last THURSDAY
while walking on Pennsylvania av
enue.
Mrs. Mckinney never regained coh-
sciousness from the time she was
stricken. Her husband and her brotn-
er Robert J. Mcdonald we're Win
her at the time of death.
Mrs Mckinney was born at Ne"
Concord, O., on December 8, lsaa
and received an academic education
She was married November 6, 1878
hut no children survive her. The bohy
will be taken to Aledo, H., for burial
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-08
Seven Of Them Stolen From home
and Brought to America Where
They Were Rescued by
Officials.
HAD ROUGH VOYAGE
Locked in a Little Coop of Ship ana
Lived on Dried Fruit and Cold
Tea For
Week.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. S.-Seven
Chinese girls, captured on Sunday,
when an attempt was being made to
smuggle them ashore from the steam
or Manchuria. told a story that for
brutal horror comedies nothing to the
workings of the earlier African slave
trade.
Their ages are from a to i9 years.
All but one of them declare that they
we're kidnapped in Hong Kong, This
one had previously been in America
and had been deported
They said that they had made the
Journey from China in a locker four.
teen feet square below decks, a place
without ventilation and with none OF
the conveniences of modern life. Not
ray of light did they see on the
/ whole voyage The eight Chinese mer
who were captured at the same time
| were with the girls in this den, but
I no one else visited them until the!
4 reached port. Their only food anc
drink were some dried fruit and colo
4 tea, OF which supply had been lef
for them before the departure OF tht
boat
One of the girls says she had cone
from her country home on visit tt
Hong Kong A smooth-tongued coun
tryman told her great pageant wa
being held on the big American steam
er and said he thought he might 3
able to gain admission for her. Sh
fell into the trap. Another says sh
was drugged by her kidnaper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-08
FOUND THE BODY
THREE YEARS AFTER
One of Eight Men Burned to Deatl,
Remained Unburied for
Long Time.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Dec. s.-Three
years ago last Thanksgiving eve
eight men died in rooming house
fire at 1110 Union avenue. Seven Of
the bodies were buried by relatives.
The eighth body remained three years
where it fell at the bottom of an ele-
vator shaft to be found by John
Lewis, workman. In the three
years the building had been remodel
ed and again occupied. Then a Sec
ond fire. within day Of three years
from the first, burned the building.
The second fire is responsible for the
discovery.
In one of the pockets OF the decay
ed clothing was found s3s.15. An old
watch Of a cheap pattern and without
works or case number was found near
hv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-08
soeed Of over 81 Miles an Hour 10
Made in sixteen Mile Dash ov-
er the City Of
Memphis.
SURELY GOING SOME
Hamilton Met With Accident and
Wrecked His Machine When
He Crashed to the
Earth.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. December S.
Rene Barrier established worlds
record when he flew more than six
teen miles in ten minutes and fifty
FIVE and one-fifth seconds, thereby
winning $4,000 offered by a Memphis
newspaper. He outwinged J. B. Mo-
jsant. who blazed the way over the
course, by nearly eight minutes. Both
used Bleriot lnonoplanes.
Barrier travelled at an average of
s7.9S miles an hour. The previous
record over closed course was es-
lablished by Leon Morane at Rheims,
last August In this fight sixty-five
miles an hour was attained.
Barrier ascended two minutes and
thirty-fve seconds after 2 o'clock
Describing uniform spirals. he rose &c
height of $500 feet Then he dart
ed westward and in three minutes
was over the downtown district. Al
the first turn he switched to the
south, following the course of The
river to the second turn. He ther
headed eastward, landing at thirteeI
minutes, thirty and one-fifth second:
after the hour.
Mosant in his turn described wide
semicircles at height of 1000 feet
His time was eighteen minutes. six
teen and two-fifths seconds, part o
which was lost in aerial gyrations TO
the benefit of spectators.
Charles K. Hamilton in his heavie
biplane missed death by hair
breadth in his efforts to perform
spectacular feat. He had reache
height of 200 feet when his moto
went dead. Then he started t
glide, and wrecked his machine whe
he alighted. He was cut and bruise
about his face and body.
Roland G. Garros, who suffered
broken nose when he fell, severe
days ago, demonstrated his plucl
His face was bandaged when re wer
aloft for ten minutes. Then cam
Moisant with series Of aerial trick
and Rene Simon and John j. Frisbi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-08
CHRISTMAS GIFT
OF SIS EACH
Striking Delivery Men Return
Work With Promise OF TWO
Weeks Vacation.

CHICAGO, Dec. s.AThe strike OF
delivery men employed by the big re-
tail stores, which threatened to pre-
vent Christmas deliveries, is amend
ed. A compromise was reached
which the drivers say is victory for
them. The men we're promised bo
nus of SIS each, to be paid them or
Christmas day, two weeks vacation
each summer and an arbitration o
the wage scale to be undertaken
jan 1911.
The strike started three days age
and more than 500 men were out.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-08
Man Stopped the Car Between Flons
and Then Put Five Bullets
into Her
Body
CUT HIS OWN THROAT
Then Tried to Drown Himself in Bath
Tub All Because He Was
Jealous OF
Her.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. s.-The po-
lice started an investigation today OF
the double shooting here in small
hotel when james Whitley shot Mrs.
Barcley five times, and then cut his
throat and immersed himself in
bath tub. Neither will recover.
Whitley Is said to be wealthy, while
Mrs. Barcley was the divorced wife
of an Oakland grocer
The couple met here and became
partners in q small hotel. The man
became jealous, and while the two
were riding in the elevator, Whitley
stopped it between floors and shot
the woman. He then sent the body III
to the top floor in the elevator ant
cut his throat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-08
HACkENSCHMIDT
THROWS IOWAN
First Fall Did not Come Until After
an Hour of WcstIns on tho
Emipre A. c.
Mat.
SECOND CAME QUICKLY
Gotc, Was Present But Refused to
Make Statement Excepting Thar
He Came as
Spectator.

CHICAGO, Dec. S.--George Hacken
schmidt. "the Russian lion" got the
jump on Jess Westergaard i'll The
wind-up Of the Empire A. G. wrestling
show last night at the Coliseum by
winning the first fall OF their match
In :02 Ia with a double bar arm hold.
Eight thousand hungry mat fans
we're on deck for the SHOW. which
attracted Frank Gotch the retired
heavyweight champion of the world.
The Humboldt strong man climbed
through the ropes just before the big
chaps were summoned together, but
refused to make a statement other
than that he had come here from the
old home in Iowa to witness a match
I from the ringside
When the grappIers emerged from
/ fall it was apparent to all that West
ergaard could hardly last through
another hard tussle, and Hacken-
schmidt, going to work with VEN
gence. easily scored the second and
deciding fall with reverse body hold
in 11:20.
There was plenty of action to the
main contest, with Westergaard al
ways the aggressor until the last five
minutes of the first fall, when he
weakened and proved an easy victim
, for the big man from over the seas
, In the main Hack confined his efforts
, to applying half-Nelsons and hammer
locks. and while he frequently had
Westergaard in tight holes, the husky
Iowan always managed to wrench
himself out of danger.
In the first preliminary Willie
Schultz of Germany defeated Waffles,
, Russian, in one-fall affair, win
ming with body hold in 1918. The
Mysterious Conductor defeated Paul
Martinson in 1926. with body scis-
( sors and wrist lock. in the second
: preliminary. Eugene Tremblay and
: Young Jordan then went on for thir-
/ ty minutes until hissed from the
|, arena for lax work.
r In the sepi-windup Charles (Kid)
J. Cutler won In straight falls from
n Carl Pons, who was substituted at
n the elevnth hour for Leo Pardello
II Cutler grabbed the first fall in 1878
n with a reverse Nelson and the second
in 1888 with bar-arm and body
o hold
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-08
BURIED IN
BRONZE CA l[1
Funeral of Mrs. Eddy Wa. ga To.
day After Simple cersr ss
at Residence OF tn
Deceased.
ONE FLORAL TRIBUTE
Remains Were Taken to Mount A.
burn Cemetery and Placed in
Vault There This
Morning.

BOSTON, Dec s.--The body of Mrs.
Mary Baker Eddy was laid in the
vault at Mount Auburn cemetery
after simple ceremonies at her home.
Only 120 persons were at the funer-
al.
The coffin of bronze stood in the
rear parlor and on it was only one
bunch of pink roses, sent by the rel
atives.
Arthur Brisbane of New York was
one of the honorary pallbearers. also
Frederick Dixon of London and Gen.
Frank S. Streetor of Concord, N. IA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-08
EXPECTED TO BE
SECRETARY OF STATE
Juan Azcona Had Political Aspira.
tlons In Case Mexican Revo-
luton Succeeded.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.---Insistins
that he is a political prisoner held on
a trumped up charge, in the hope OF
being returned TO Mexico and put 10
death as a traitor, Juan Azcona, to
day admitted that he had political
aspirations if the uprising in Mexico
was successful and he would nave
been secretary of state.
He declares the rebels are winnlns
victories every day against the Dia2
troons and are growing in strength.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-08
CHARGED WITH
KILLING FAMILY
Rascoe Hurried Across Country in
Auto and Secretly
Arraigned.

MARYSvILLE. Mo-, Dec. S.--Hez-
ekiah Rasco was hurried across coun-
try in an automobile from st. Joseph
and arraigned at o'clock this morn
ing. charged with the murder of the
entire Hubbel family in Nodaway
county. He entered plea OF not
guilty and was taken back to Jail. The
fact that he had been arraigned was
not generally known until several
hours afterwards.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-08
Guilty O. MansIauahter.

TIPTON, Dec. S.-Harry Adams
was found guilty Of manslaughter af-
ter weeks trial in the district court
here on the charge of numbering
Matthias Lang, who died of injuries
received in fight last September
Sentence was deferred, but it is rN-
mored that Adams will get eight years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-08
We Are GROWING.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.--Over sa,-
100000 is the total population of the
United States according to the census
bureau estimate. This includes the
complete figures from all but eight
states and shows gain OF II o90,-
600.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-08
Alderman Too oHiciou..

MASON CITY, Dec. Sc. G. Boy
er, alderman at Algona. may be in
serious trouble. He is chairman of the
street and alley committee and be-
cause the Western Union did not
move wires and poles quickly enough
he assumed the authority and cut
them. In doing this he got onto the
Northwestern railway lines and Grip
pied their service. officers are there
Investigating.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-08
Farmer a Suicide.

vINToN, Dec. S.-John Cochran,
aged G5 years, farm hand, commit
ted suicide bv drinking large guam
tity Of concentrated lye et the home
of Robert Minett, living short dis
tance from here. He died in terrible
agony. He has been respondent for
some time
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-08
ELECTION RETURNS
IN ENGLAND
Liberals Claim Plot on Part of Con-
servatIves Not to Abide by
the Result.

LONDON, Dec. s.-At the beginning
of the voting today the result stood;
Conservatives 10. liberals 123, Irish
Nationalists 3S, Laborites, %. total
for the coalation 1874, showing lib
eral loss over yesterdays results.
The liberals claim plot on the
rart of the conservatives. not to
abide bv the result.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-08
THE WEATHER.
(unti1 I p. m. Friday.l ]

(Until Z p m. Friday.)
For Keokuk and vicinity: Fair to-.
night and probably Friday. Slowly
rising temperature.
For Illinois, Iowa and Missouri:
Fair tonight and probably Friday.
Slowly rising temperature
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-08
WANT MEN TO
GO TO PANAMA
Boiler Makers Are Offered Good Wa
ges to Work Along the
Big Canal.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. S.--That the
U. S. government is alarmed over Ia
Dor conditions in the Panama canai
zone is indicated by the arrival here
today of agents from the isthmus
who are offering high wages to boiler
workers. They are offered ~ cents
an hour and free transportation 70
Panama. their wages to start when
they sail.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-08
MRS. SHoNTS
IS UNDER FIRE
Had $4,000 Worth Of Jewels IN Hef
Luggage on Return From
Europe.

NEW YORK, Dec. s.-Mrs lheo-
dore p. shonts, wife of the presiden.
Of the lnterboro Traction system aau
formerlv a resident of Centerviile' la''
was today ordered to appear before
the surveyor OF the port 10 explain
the presence in her baggage OF szV'-
noo IN jewels when she returned from
Europe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-08
Robbers Get Busy.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. Dec. S.-Fiye
robbers looted the Centennial national
bank at Virginia. five miles from
here last night after binding Patrick
Kinney the watchman. 1Ss loss IS
unknown.