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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-03
NEW {. & o. BONDS
big Issue to BE Put Out, to Be Ex-
chanEeahle for Stock.

chanEpahlc for Stock.
Before the state Corporation Com
mission YESTERDAY the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company filed a. notice
amount of bonds and TO increase its
capital stock by an equal amount. 1t
was not necessary to amend its charter
in order TO do this The action fol-
lows recent decisions made by the
board of directors, 10 the effect that
bonds would issue TO secure money
for use in western extensions and
general Improvement.
The notice states that bonds to
issued, of which t31,3so,ooo is Ito be
issued presently" to use the language
company $50 on the $500
These bonds arctic be convertible, al
the option of the holder. for common
stock at any time after May l, 1911.
and prior to February l, 1920. This
transfer is to be at face value of the
bonds, with the stock valued at par
with adjustment 9f accrued interest
and dividends.
No collateral security is offered for
the bonds, but the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company agrees that
any which may BID outstanding shall
be secured by any mortgage hereafter
given. The bonds ARE in the demon
nations of $1,000. $4,000 and 10000
They mature FEBRUARY i, 1880, and
bear interest at the rate OF LIZ per
cent
At the same time a companion notice
was served on the Issuance of 367,397
shares of capital stock. This is to
be issued after Mayl1, 1911. to provide
for the conversion at par of the bonds
described above.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-03
VERDICT FOR DEFENDAN
Jury Decides Contest over Lumber In
SitterdlnS's Favor.

In me case OF Giibert j. HUNT and
others against Fritz Sitterdiug. which
has been on trial for several days in
the Law and Equity Court, verdict
has been entered in favor OF the de-
PENDANT MIR. Hunt and his associates
Claimed failure OF payment of the
consideration in the purchase of some
standing timber in Amelia county in
1906. The suit was for $4,000, The
Jury was out but ten minutes before
returning a verdict in Mr.. Sitterding'
favor. l. r, w, Marye and Hill Garter
represented the plaintiffs, and A. "
Patterson and Julien Gum the defend
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-03
- -
CLOSE BANK STREET
Permission Given Contractor to Place
TempOrarN DhrriCades.

Permission has been granted by the
City Engineers Office. with the consent
or the Council Committee on Streets
to the supervisor in control of the
erection of the new Federal building
To close Bank Street between Tenth
and Eleventh for a period not TO eX.
coed ninety DAYS. 1t was represented thai
the storage vaults connected with tht
old building, which Is being remodeled
run about halfway under the street
and that while making the necessary
use the street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-03
Qunlifcations in chuncerr.

Joseph NJ. Kahn qualified yesterday in tho
Chancery Court as administrator of the
estates OF Joseph A, Mcdonald and of Kate
Mcdonald, Both estates are small
William r, Northern qualified as admins
traitor OF the estate of Charles w. Muhly
Tho estate is valued at s25, 0O0
George E. Wise qualified as adminstr a to,
of the estate OF Sarah V. Gau The estate
is valued at Sleoo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-03
Judge scott To Hold Court.

EoVefnoF Mann Nesterday deslgnat9d
Judge II. Carter Scott of the Circuit
Court of tho city of Richmond, to go
to Hampton to-day to hear in vacation
certain annexation proceedings be-
tween the city of Newport News and
the county. Of Elizabeth City,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-03
Board Meeting Postponed.

bidders the meeting of the City School
Board, called for last night to receive the
proposals for erecting the new Hanover
Street Public School Building, has been
postponed until next Monday night, May g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-03
Marriage License.

marriage license was issued yesterday
in the Hastings Court TO Robert Lewis
Booker and Florence Grace Forstmann. The
wsdss2E. ia sohedu.ed toE ,tQsdsgy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-03

An to John NInrshhIl HunHe'
Mayor Richardson forwarded 70 the
Council a communication from the AS
sociation for the Preservation, of Vir-
ginia Antiquities relative to the pres
ervation OF the John Marshall House.
which was referred 10 the school
Board, which has the property under
control. and which Is now repairing 1T.
on decentralization Of the COMMITTEES
on Streets, the City Attorney was IN,
structed to acquire ,aadlttonal lana
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-24
ISM T THIS THE
FOOLISH ITEMa
Nessly-Assde Husband Beat His Wife
On General Principles ara She
Seems Satisfied.

ST LOIIs. March = Kit Ta0er OF
Atom. immediately after leaviag the
marriage altar. gave MS bride beat
ing Then she drank chioroforn.
Before taking the poison She asked
me police 70 arrest her husband
Physicians worked over ths youae
woman for several hours before shs
was pronounced ou OF danger Tbs
arst person she asked Tor after COM
ing ON Of the srupo- was Kit
she demanded that the police re-
lease hin, and declared that SIZE had
no idez Of prosecution She said Kit
Intended the beating as lesson for
her He wanted 10 assure himself
saa said. thar she would Re obedieat
although she said she had mp to that
Tine refused 70 obey any orders Issued
n her naw lord
TAber explained that he chastised
lis bride lust or general principles 3
Sas publicly fn-gave TabeT as soai
as Ihe police released him
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-24
On the Fire

szE z- tzs Vzs11zEta1 esaa
Cu1-oE hooka1 fcE Azn-
IS CRY
ne ZslanE Naps played hus nan
ss1ns As Chicago Cuh q Nev
DREAMS
ms Chicago cabs Aava sez naE
a=i1-zzr3s6 nfzEezz. h on ra o.
zaan zh-pEs laszasu1a1
a--v Luzlsv u me Euokiyn Faa1
hac z -a-L a1zacE O. chiIas GnE SsFz-
wnlIs 81 ag s1
TT Cana ne la-niz Tiger, Ea-kS
5us- a aa-d II szg u-ac-Ics * X
does II caazszsu1saip ga-s
L1shsr Dummy -syi0- Shs fn--
as- Esa11 pirchs-. hzs signed f- h1s
saena5 season v-th t1a Buffalo clrlh-
9Eaaagar Rnsa- 8rasuaazu q re
Cardinals sa16s Ms plays-s Ls-uugt :
lsvaz- naz=silding session aFs-z or
-as Ca3ffa-zf1 teams ara putting :
u~a- m wnEza Sex Ts s1 ms
three games II 1as Gav -=azz
The Ns~ YORK Americans have
a0ugzz -nf-d 8asaEza- Mailman ron
the 0akla1t ciuh d California
state league
Fu- m 1rs ztu2s s5nee ne @ ae
nn-zla baseball r-nzIusa1 ank Fsz-
raj i taxing Z -a1EnE tip win zas
Elgntgada-s
The sazanlzh ciuc Snuh n
1zuEtc Isazns nas szEaEeE a-las d
.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-24
NuaEN-s WOES
sS@psSuk @aHasr Are Fiuaing Relief
a

L Gees saE E wnman have
l1-s -tz1 : zzE snare OF the aches
gn1 pans -Eas ailcr humanity. they
LEs hE IGs- attend q duI-
les Il spite os cals-auzlT aching nacks.
q headaches, 61zz sralls. Aea-,ns
agv1 pans 1nez lgas- 5000 avs-
H1az 10 ss0ou z4s2zs 10-tuza They
nlIsz walk and bend ard work WITH
RACING pains EE5 1aanE aeles from
s-5dnag 5I.s Eiauays cause more
safs-az 1zaa azsy nzha- gan q me
tsaG her -ls E3CDas wei anG
asalzA 7 Rasllg maintained Read Q,
ralAsy Eg- ki1uags nnly 1sat hsgps
zu6 1 ae Enezs an Is endorsed
ga knuw
E-s Z Z-zuga SOS Bank s., Eac
XIX 5oE-a. sa MF gianags ws-a
ra-g vaaE anG #1ausvsr eauEaE cold
Z saad IL zaase organs causing
5az-s uwlzas 70 dzT -z1uuE1 me when
walked a. langa saw Lsozns
E5nav Pills a9r#zzisez and procuring
ag1 a lA4szar & Drug Stare.
.ssgzH tAs- us Eas s0au -aIIsv
= an5 Ezvs Ri 70 rsu-z z11acs
II taa -cl5Ie slucs
Taa g9avs Statement Vas Efvsu On
AzE Il l9gs anE YES confirmed rr
Mrs. L4aaes O. NoT. 1908 n the
Snllgz ns w z have ne-e7 aaz
zuE lTopnl Ezor ny haa ur siduaEz
sinea Eszszzs N5snav pills cured me
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-24
I God Fermenting
Causes Indigestion

gns box Of Nf-e-nz tablets for
3 distress II my stnmach, and the
HrsI dose relieved me. and after !
mock the fourth I have NOT felt any
nzurs Of it. I think II Is q wonderful
medicine Hiram Shnltz, Watseka-
III. July -, aS.
Il yuur stomach 4 out OF order or
distressed. no matter from what
cause. Mi-e-na stomach fahiers viii
give instant relief. am II taken regu-
larry. VIII cure indigestion. acute or
chronic, or money hack
Every sufferer from stomach trou-
bic gas, he1chfng. sour stomach, nerv-
BUSINESS. dizziness. and bIliousness,
should ges hfty cent box Of Mi-o-na
stomach tablets today ana start q
treatment
II three days TING the stomach and
b0wsls VIII be thoroughly purified,
and sou- stomach anu distress will
vanish.
Continue the treatment fer ewo
weeks and the stomach vin become
50 strong mat i viii be able 70 digest
tbs haa-eiest meal without distress
Sold hy druggists everywhere and by
WiIknson & CO
Booths Pills bezt fur constipation
sc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-24
K-osas Rsoeor Scat ClIt Men VIII
grvFss asspr. CaaHcil and 0tner
c5ss o4aeszis 70 RTae
ssith Thsn,
on SUNDAY AFTERNOON
sass ssM FsFm Grasd paseans 70
wsrz=~ ana VIII Rs1= Back
Fron tnzt Po- u
ardins.

Al Easier Sunday ride On ne Faith
= a Waters. fn- 7as members u ms
CRY CONAN me -zgu-. the CITY atfor-
nsay- the ,a1ry engineer and other city
0Szcza1s zo ~ invited IT ls-zs ~
TIE Aackus aIo1u- 8ua- chm On sun
CRY afTs-anCl Z was proposed & Igs7
nights zasslns a 1hs hs1knk 8EnEo-
8oag chm mat tas csv rounci ana
0zhe- city officials interested II me
I--sge-uvaEazS u KHokuks water front
= taken 5av 9cv ride u warsaw,
EsaTEs ms A c. Dsek@ aaE john
I-sisT aoaz houses Il a 90u. III Hon
5zaE s-se n ese B'clpcA- Letters
we're s-- out srdar Il zhazs vao VII
* invited n IN Viii re clab mzm-
a-s VINO VII furasE hs launches
FnLch VII ea--z Tha party
Ths nasE ntsr@1ing par u taa an
s-nRcz 5n- tEae 05cTals VII b fae
zr-u -ig Ean Wa-sav !. beng Err-
rusad 7sst nism thzz Iba afgat or Ien
aoats which IN AXE M ua 70
vg-ssw race hack an1 Fur Eha XII
80 1-2<&~-4 @@-NA<1e4-S-
fn- 1hoss VIC III Laa local landing
frs On ne rl VII - given pv
Tic eiub Jus -s11 -hs sEz-ear anE
pzsTUz saaozaz-lsicEo VII ~ and wao
Ins 5ulsss Re ms 1oz vE hae1 1ada
EzavL. as names d these gentlemen
supposedly benz asu secret Ehaz efaey
VII aa-s IL chance q accepting
bids bsf0-a 1hs excitement comes OF.
Tha poss II rs TN and 1tse rsa
soz fc- ETfz1g ne e SQUIRREL an6
a-aa- a-zcsas 70 -a -1s n SIN
aaE afternoon Is 10 sEh#- 5nIaFes
1hs1 Il s eab Z 1aissE and
zE-n thar Eaza s0- once ruE ne
RIVER hs EE shore
Ii @ lsssz n- aa nlz
H Esa 1aT a an q
ur= X e ~ za5 1anEE u me
ctuE LaEb D9sg- 1nazs. sarEls-
mauee1 v-l psa b azls5a-- q
e. hoss F VII 7zAe ne -Eas EnI
Zhs aE E b0sh =
& hinssz a Hlaasaat ami
plsasz-zale 4+-uaun 1uzug f1 ne
e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-24

-so-ry snS-vs = re -ras-s Sssz:
Wing. -zz S1E sz8 Sr-kFr-
s-s-ssag e ere csRss-.

-ns c-z-E z-Fs s-zz-s1z-zzl -s1E 1z1
rs v-te tae Ezz5S-p-sals ms llsa-
taa aaa91r gazrcn aa1ua en- haee
LED th u Eu- uea q hts aaE
= rms rs ESa-z & sEss a1d zze
Inns eozzzs Ir Isas- opponents
w ( tacIaz szEn7tor q hs N
6nu- A-ar5-zzzs EaEs. a11 aBcu1 -a
azfv 51-u u szc1Ts-szz TeAe- zhzr
1ne -uz Ea--z-e E-ars re kieEs -s-zs-
tzzs zaEn=- sk 8z.az-hl1n v7oElaz
vaas- and INK 1z- kin n TIC
OCCASIONS II 7zncnia- diE znzEs-
5uT -a-zsza- lis objections Once Eis
Ezisee vas called euE Thsn RussE
-zr u franz a. 7fsa niazs IN Ec zR -ns
7as-d ms rSzzchiu- iI.s azsd ire pzEss-
tine vas Ehan Ezt-s a saecIIfFa
rlaved faohan FL tnE-e ana the -znnar
ms called on interference
snnrv Rogers was n tbs hu-ang
IaEu1 fo- tae Eazz-asatia-ass vafas
George HassaL r. d lie n5gh7E -iEnt
Sn aa5 PeEic1ss E1a-El1szs. TN se---
sca IL eu-a fn- Ehs s. 5oan aunea
and ve-a accorded TE-1 hoEbarG
mau
Raze-s ha6 he medicine rn ss
ing wail on eha sicE men ba-
and Euuna then eas p-eE II MS spaad
an8 shooss ae sHE CIR Is a
lowed aa- Tits and hE zFTa man szv
The z al home
~ athe- mana ths szvas Con
r-zEr.tirssrse Firzs ss4e-x -stlseEaS me Es T
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-24
STILL HAVE BILE
IN THEIR SYSTEM
trsa-usrts Mant DUST One More Fluht
arr Then They viii be
SATISFIED.

WASHINGTON March "a. Regn.
.s-s and lFlsurseufs alike are officially
zaZisEz the republican cancus, bat
zss1eaTz On each side Of the CORY
essas1 az prepared 10 throw more
bricks at the FIRST hostile movement.
W. have nor quite yet got ali the
nila nsa q onr system and expect
Just one mora rupture. said Repre-.
sentative BEzlsr After that | IRE.
a5ct tnat a. 81 Ehe republicans az the
HErss States VII ser together ana
EaEs II aarraang
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-24

CANNOT FILL ORDERS

Local wielders of the ice cream
label see cream famine ahead IN
less there is some relief Tor the pres
ent situation in the very near future
The supply mas been hopelessiy below
the demand and the dinner dessert
may become rare luxury before the
present week IS over. Wholesale or
dars are being turned down b. near
y al OF the manufacturers. but as yet
the retail trade mas not been affected
and city orders are being promptly
hIle1.
During the past two weeks with a
moderation IN the weather there has
been an increased demand Tor ice
cream among manufacturers here. for
three times the amount Of ice cream
is now being sold. as compared with
the orders OF a short time ago. Pas
turing Is nor such at the present time
that the Jerseys can produce milk in
sufficient quantity. and il is hoped
that there VIII be some relief before
many more days OF the present warm
spell has been experienced.
The latest orders have brought
back almost blanks. One dealer
hustled an order Tor sixty gallons TO
Canton and received oily ten. or one.
sixth the required amount. Another
daalsr headed thirty the other day
and was somewhat chagrined when
ne received only I'VE gallons, Still
another manufacture sent all the way
70 Vest Liberty, Iowa, for a large
quantity and back came just one
third OF what he had ordered,
This condition has prevailed for
several DAYS past and II is affecting
manufacturers 10 severe extent.
Few people realize that more ice
cream is manufactured IN Keokuk
than IN any other CITY in southeastern
Iowa and as al ice cream shipping
center L Is big ons- Several hundred
gallons OF the frosty commodity is
exported daily. nearly every outgoing
train earring il away Many Of The
nearby cities receive their dazlv ice
cream supply from Kaokuk daassrs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-24

0us aisnernE 91u isr me instant
-aE1 ac riolizzters Rocky Mountain,
81 VII sa &c ines. rcnlcs. err
Z. rather osEuzz1s ar z--i-IrszJr s-i-z--
.aT=s ttis a We enpEzatazaIiy zn5
TrsSslIvleay g-2--znF@e tEzas s. -1n5s1zs M
sLc14u1 10 rpsap=s- 10 narcotic nc pos-
sgzls NJ harmful drugs Of AR k1na-
s~e11se -saEls1=-'s S--zy sta4zr.azr : e. ~
@ 1865 2=-Rsz $3.50 Hszs-5pz z
zzzSs- hsst+ A. chr a=Gz=sr e=se az.se- z1yH
lsz - t>e rseaS ~ 1esrrsEE=a D. sh-. Ee-y-<
@-zs E<E=zz-E.
Sap~va5s, EFv=z- Ss=n~ys- EAaa5==.
a. Is r=r=szTszEzsae Ezzz=zz-
=1- zo-ss-z 1saD~f r --@-a=z u7r1E < zss--z-
o@ 2-T sss-=r lie sZaa-5
------lG zzI7-1 re r-EzzsSS
So azl-sze- -s1-Sags rszls.zst.zss
Ftz-svv szSUzrsrz les 9-e1 razr G-rgggs- 70
csz ~ -zs&zs 1Ef5 zz=z u k=zlssa-
sTwEsE : e 4-1 =ez-s czsg TX
EsIsAsses-ss gs-ssy Knaat4aR T.sn .z<r~Es asa-
EAE1 z1r Ssszrrszs-zzEes -ssss 2<-Es
ss=s-s NEss e-avzs tzzzs s1Esz se e& Ez a. Il
ra-7zs1z sszzE =<z@ s.g Ee8asz5c
e4z
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-24

Il ron prefer TO use an ato-sze-.
for Liquid Cream Balm. Il has all
the good qualities Of the solid for-1 oi.
Rancid and viii rid von Of catarrhh
or nay fever No cocaine 10 breed Z
dreadful habit No mercury 10 dry
Uut ID secretion Prize sc. with
spTaTing ruhs All druggists. or mai.
ed hy Ely Bros. 90 Warren Street.
New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-24

-nE game VIII probably have c-ancs
U see Wolgast prove he Is tha master
n the Dane Although Nelson was
severely beaten II their last fight. his
f-.snts rstuse 70 believe that he Is
AL II. and another match IS wanted
10 either prove r. dispruve the
contention Il IS figured TINT me set
II would draw E s50.ag'Q house max
ing Il wu-lh whIs fo- NnlgasE and
Nelson
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-24
Too MANY Deaths.

WASHINGTON, March II Tha
people Of the United States snlfef 81
ashual loss Of 5000 lives that niehs
be prevented by cooperation at INA
state and federal officials Senator
Owen Of Oklahoma made this state
nient n his speech ufxlng The forming
81 department Of nnblte Health, 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-24
ssus's COOS lasa.

Nhass tickets with II The oTeass
try ~
E7osa i dollar and a half 70 y
aessass,
All right. here's 50 cents. tdnps
oaa . es ssss- Nss shut Up. an !,
soer hsts from TWO dollars = nu'
Ter two dollars -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-24
cplar csarse sisada-ne

LAXATIVE BRaMo ouinirs. the
wnrid wide Coi6 ana Grip remedy re.
moves cause Can for fun name.
Long fo- signature z. ". GROVE.
z5c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-24
HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea

11asis-S Of s1-pas h=-oz. -pa-s. teaTss
z16 s-=1s q known rEsrrztiv= and Ep=csir-
EzE4 VE4SS-zs 1ZT1-ZET Izks1 - ~ EG2
bkDoz, E-hs-- canes r1EE-E-IEn 20 Iztt
r.,.-vass * WI ss heats~ IL Al c5sr~- or
gEEz- i srr-s " f@-<iIng and strength
ezTnE Erle ns-vszs increasing czr-ulE-5ou
& nerve 1susz. h-sgEksnEng me vital
fS-z=s --r=zz11slzsg t:2e 1zass ID III n--F-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-24
madam! There's NOTHING Like
This For Hungry Nerves
lis E0URISHsENT They Eeed-E0T STUpL
Fling. All Physicians Know That Eol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea Is Good
Medicine for .Sick" Nerves

Pam Il me hunger CRY al e
nerves Simple nervousness, sEeep-
lessness, nervous headaches me-
zacnoly, nysTsr1s, neczz sEz, nerr-
oGs dyspepsia, ne-vGus exhaustion
al are results d ne-v- ssa-va-
tiDa-
Opium zu-7hiae zn r-hs- rzr-
c7tic drugs 0-aiy iull the nerves infe
Temporary Insen4iaiiity, ev 60
not BRING true r-p0xe- Or r.sr=sh-
nr 1zss-f. Ihei- 1e7slTrl-I-E
rEsy --h-ve- f1- : little 1n4-11-
faEnx 81 -he Ett@---=zas9z
Don't oenuEan me n=-v Gre
eae-1 Tx food vai1 zaz. sne
iadics1es Eaey srs craving. Cu-r
Four trouble Stop the pain !
F-t.-E1z- r7u1u-I1E ~eovss 1fz=--et4
-Tg-ncu- mixing y3G-s-1s al2ve e
5-uy hshit
Advanced phvsizsaEs. nowa6zrs
17@1lzs4 1as ian tn2s o1izs <
Killers a1d .oni-s containing nz-eal
80 nps cu-z, 1ut do more harm :
Tooa- La-y a-= -slg more cc--
seExe z21 less p1sSoE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-24

4 vas not 50 many wears ago that
raasIachas were common among me
najo- and zl5nnr lsagua teams. NOW
acsrs ii s seldom z ban tasssr is seen
win MS upper lip decorated with
n-zsslas Tear after year me number
of players with nlus7acaaS mas been
growing less. and The stars Of the
present DAY aREear &c believe Il is a
sign Of bad lurk tt wear me Some
have beer bronght oTsr to This rev
aaIy after much persuasion. and il
was regular sensation couple Of
yaz-s asn whsr En-d WIS FelegTaphsd
7raE TIE FhiIlfHs training camp that
-Sisazar john Titns rad been prevailed
ursnr u have MS s1uH-s--afae-s
shassE III Paza tvo group pho4o-
aaEas 0 Faam al zhe 'Stss or 'eils
am team Of tAs last five Years side
III side arr vnu could not dis
zEaEsE Eaca OF either vnu could tell
rs old timers march, bE looking AT
-hsI- uppsr li II 1896 ee-e was
nnlz Daa major league Of rwelTe clubs
! szu1y d uins Of ina g-pup paoro-
gnhs q zha year snoss me Nun
bar u FizFa-s On each team v-ho wore
11SszeFlss rs 5aIl1vs Baltimore s.
aaaauE Cincinnati S. Bo<rol.
CaIzas1 F5ssEllGrg. New York.
PhiiaaAinns4 srpoElv1 Tis
makes Ua a. fo-suu- or about
I've ns- Ez Con-as+ this wf-n the
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-24

TIE DALI GEs C.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-24

Two msmba-s Of me outfit compns
ing the MaEb7ay gang Of swtnflsrs
Ea8 were racsutly tried and convicted
II Council BfuEs are boxers ana TOT
q time few TeaTs agn were TOP
nntchs-s Clarence gnd Hg-TT Forbes,
Of Chicago, brothers, ais the pai-
B0tk retired zran the ring bur some
few muzths ago. Clarence vent INTO
training and has been on with chaa-
lalgas Il which he sought 10 regain
his tast laRrels Apparently me box
1E 6sys Of the Forbes brothers are
over. for rneE. with TIE other members
o. Ens gang vllo vsre cuaFictsd are
nos Il the tsdaral psnirantia-v a
.EZ-savanv-o-th. Kan beginning long
sentences fn- zhar H-rungdoInEs.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-18
"MAN WITHOUT A STATE"
Is FATE OF LUNATlC.
New York and New Jersey Shirk
the Responsibility.

NEW YORK, Aug. 18.-"The Man
Without a Country" has a parallel here
in John Ulrich, who bids fair to be
known as the Man Without a State"
For the past forty-eight hours Ulrich,
who was recently pronounced insane by
the State Lunacy Commission, has been
living partly in New York, partly in
New Jersey n partly under or on the
North River boundary line between the
two States. Neither New Jersey nor
New York wants him.
The lunacy commissions of the two
States agree hat Ulrich is mentally
unsound. Beyond that they differ. The
New York commission says: Zurich
is a resident of New Jersey. Ten years
ago he wa sent to a New Jersey in
stitution. He was discharged and came
to New York. where he was arrested
and sent to Bellevue Hospital. He be-
longed In New Jersey and SO we sent
him back there"
The New Jersey commission says:
Zurich used to live in New York. He
became insane while in Jail there. He
doesn't belong here and we shall con-
tinue to refuse to accept him.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-18
CANDIDATES MUST
FILE PETITIONS
Within IS DAYS
Assistant Aftorney-General Nell
son B. Gaskill Gives Opinion
Requested on Primaries.

TRENTON. Aug. 18-Upon the re-
quest of Secretary Of State Samuel D.
Dickinson. Assistant General
Nelson B. 0askill has prepared two
opinions dealing with the fling of petit
tions for the coming primaries.
In the first opinion the assistant at
torney-general holds hat 1t will not be
necessary for the secretary of state to
prepare copies Of all of the signatures
which have been affixed TO the petit
tons fled by the candidates for United
States Senator. when advising the
various. county clerks of those who
have filed petitions to have their names
printed upon the primary ballots. The
secretary of state. however, must veri-
fly the af1davits as to the signatures,
and then certify to the various county
clerks that the provisions of the law
have been complied with.
The other opinion deals with the fl
ing of petitions for other positions, in
which the assistant encouragement
holds that petitions for offices in
boroughs, wards, townships and dele
gates to State and congressional con-
ventions must be filed within the if
teen days limit. Other officers, such
as city officials. must file petitions
within ten days prior to the holding
of the primary election.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-18
BABY HARRY, WEIGHT $50
POUNDS, BARRED AS FREAK.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-"Baby Harry"
10 years old, who weighs some 450
pounds, and a star attraction at an
amusement park, told Factory In
spector Davies a story of the troubles
that obesity have thrust upon him yes
terday. Harry had been taken into Gus
tody on the ground that he vas violat-
ing the child labor laws by appearing
as a freak" at the park.
Tn only To-" said he, but / have
troubles enough for an old man. When
I vas a baby I could not get enough
to eat. When l was old enough to go
to school the other pupils laughed at
me; the teacher couldn't find a seat
for me. for at 9 l weighed 800 pounds.
They took me out OF school at last,
and 1 got this job in the park. l thought
then that my fat was going to do me
some good at last, but l was wrong.
Here I am just as the season is going
good. 'pinched.' because they say I'm
under age,
Inspector Davies told Harry that he
would have to obey the law, which
means probably that the stage will lose
him.