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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-29
Anpearance Here on Thursday Evan
ina OF Ky G. Fieldstadcr VIII
Cause All and Lou to Quit
Business
WILL BE AT THE Y. M. G. A.
BID Evening Of Fun Thursday Night
with all the Black Men Work
ing Hard for It's
Success.

Al G.. Fields, Lou Dockstader ana
vi Henry have decided to quit the
business and make room for the ia.s-
est and best minstrel show on earln.
And we'll they might, for on THURSDAY
evening of this week Keokuk people
will have an opportunity OF seeing the
greatest minstrel talent in the world,
when Hi G. Fieldstader and has troupe
Of minstrel men, BACKED to the eye
teeth, will appear before the locai
public. ,
For the past several months the
members OF the junior department OF
the Y. M. C. A. have been falthfully
nracticing for the presentation OF this
big minstrel show, which Is to be Civ
on this week Many Ministries have
made their appearance In this city,
but none like the one to be given on
Thursday night.
At s o'clock the curtain will rise
on the opening chorus, which VIII
make the large and comfortable audi
forum resound with their songs and
Jokes. There will be four end men,
arrayed in all the splendor OF the
black-faced minstrel men, Taking
these leading parts will be Junior
Hawkes., Harold Bowlby, Joe Wycoff
and John Kiedaisch
Sweet Meat.
The opening chorus will be Eli
Green's cake walk by the entire COM
pany of song birds Other musical
numbers by the end men and support
ed by the chorus will be, keep on
the Sunny Side" Take Me Up with
You. Dearie," Dina Dear" Come AT
ter Dinner, Bring Your Lunch and
Leave fore Supper Tine Good
Night, Mr.. Johnson" in the Good Old
United States" and others.
The stage is under construction to-
day and on Wednesday evening the
night before the public appearance OF
the minstrel men, there will be full
dress rehearsal. Fl. T. Powers, who
ssill be the interlocutor of the even
ing, is busy with his troupe OF per-
fomers we'll in hand and the success
of the affair is assured.
Music will be furnished during the
evening by a three-piece orchestra
composed of. Fred Kirchner. piano, and
Corlas, Meador and John HUDSON, VIC
Inns.
After Goodies.
Following the singing and choru:
numbers there will be an after-part
which will be filed with surprises an,
delight for the, audience. A stage set
ting SURPRISING anything OF its kint
ever seen here will be shown. Th'
hand bills which are seen on tn
street corners, tell Of advice whic.
will be given free to food boilers ant
ligh livers." This one stunt promise
to be the best of the evening.
Then there will be Uncle JOS
Weatherby's trip to New York, "Th
Singer Who Couldn't Make Hit,
and who will consequently be carve
up and bushels of other jollities tina
would fill book
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-29
Ladies Aid Society,

The Ladies Society of the Trinity
NJ e. church will be entertained Fri.
day afternoon at the church by Mrs.
Duncan, Beaver and Ryniker.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-29
Invitation for Nane,na.

Invitations have EN- issued by the
young ladies of Unilr circle for dane
ing party to be given bs ,nem on Fri
day evening, April 1, in Hawkes. hall
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-29

The Wednesday Reading club
will meet with Mrs. c. F. Mcfarland
tomorrow afternoon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-29
Miss Mabel Fuller Married.

Friends in this city are greatly
surprised to learn of the marriage of
Miss Mabel Fuller, who formerly re-
sided here, and the daughter of Mrs.
George S. Fuller of this city, who re-
Gently left for Chicago. Announce
ments received here yesterday by
several friends read.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-29
Travel Club This EVENING

Mrs W. B. LaForce will be the
leader of the Travel class at the Y.
w. G. A. this evening. TyroF' will
be the place of interest for club study
and Mrs. LaForce will entertain on
this subject.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-29

Mr.. and Mrs. ", B. Woolley have
returned from Des Moines where they
visited their son, Frank
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-29
Enjoyable Evening at Cards.

A large number of people enjoyed
the card party given at st. Peters
hall last evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-29
Mr.. William Franklin Betchel
Miss Mabel Fuller

MISS Mabel Fuller
Announce their marriage
Wednesday, the first day OF December
One thousand nine hundred nine
St Louis.
Mrs. Betchle, while a stenographer
in an Oklahoma town, recently came
into possession of thirty thousand
dollars, through oil well speculation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-29
Afternoon Session.

District court reconvened this after
noon half hour earlier than usual
in order that the case of the state
against Jester and McQuade can be
concluded before adjournment for the
day is taken.
During the testimony in one in
stance a bubble of mirth passed over
the court room, Judge and jurors. Jas.
Davidson, sandy whiskered section
hand, was called upon by Prosecuting
Attorney Craig to tell the court how
he so distinctly remembered the mum.
Der on the seal which was found near
the box car door. With slight flush
on his bewhiskered countenance, he
answered:
well, you see the number was
4o2 and at that time | was calling
on young lady who lives at 40.
South SeconI street. SO the coinci
dence caused me to, remember thu
number"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-29
Euchre Club With Miss Royane.

Miss Nellie Rovane will entertain
the Euchre Card club this evening
in its first social function since the
lenten season.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-29
Want Column
WANTED.

WANTED--Girls fourteen to sixteen
years, to work in fitting room at
shoe factory. st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-29
At Home Thursday.

At Home Thursday.
Misses Agnes Trimble and Elsie
Buck will be at home to few friends
Thursday night next, at the home of
Mr.. Asaph Buck.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-29
Enjoyed Woodman Dance.

Seventy-fve couples of young people
enjoyed the Easter Monday dance CIV
en- last night in Woodman hall by the
members of Woodman lodge. To the
strains of Agnes complete orchestra
the dancers tripped the light fantastic
until / o'clock. Another dance will be
given on the 18th of this month by
the Woodmen
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-29
Divorce Suit.

A suit for divorce was med this af-
ternoon by B. A. Peterson, who seeks
separation by means of the court
from Kate Peterson on the statuary
grounds of desertion. They were
married in 1885 and lived together for
ten years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-29
Entertain for Guests.

IL.
Entertain for Guests.
Burlington Gazette: The Misses
Bartruff arrived today from Keokuk
| for an Easter visit with Miss Mary
Ritzinger at her home on North Fifth
street, also to attend the cotilion Civ
en- by Miss Elizabeth Fleming tonight,
at the Burlington Golf club house
Miss Ritzinger entertains tonight with
a dinner for her guests before the
cotilion. sif
/ Miss McGrath of Keokuk arrived to-
day for an Easter visit with Miss Dor
othy Burt at her home on North Fifth
street. Miss Dorothy will entertain
with dinner tonight prior to the
cotilion given by Miss Elizabeth Elem
4 ing, at the Burlington Golf club house
Something which will prove of un.
usual interest to Keokul people will
be a mock trial. to be held at the Y
M. G. A. auditorium on the evening Of
Thursday. April 81.
The social committees of the Y NJ
c. A. and the Y w. G. A. met last
evening at the former association to
plan for the affair, which will be one
of unique distinction. In a social way
and is expected to provide much amuse
ment for those who will attend. The
evening will be an open one and the
admission will not be restricted tc
those who are members Of either as
ISOLATION.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-29
Bank Buys Newberry property.

The Citizens Mutual bank of Don
nelson. through representative, at
tho sheriff's sac yesterday after
noon, bidded in the entire Newberry
track. 1t comprises about 1900
acres and the banks bid on the TWEEN
ty tracts amounted to nearly 100000,
which covered judgment and costs.
Yesterday the first eleven tracts were
published, and the latter are herewith
given.
No. 12-4o acres, $1,000.
No. 1870 acres, $500
No IA 40 acres, $1,000.
No. 15-20 acres, $500.
No. 1910 acres, $500.
No. 17-40 acres, $500.
No. 1876 acres, s1o50.
No. 1875 acres, $4,000.
No. 20-45 acres, $3,949.51.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-29

learning a
good trade, by boy sixteen years old.
Address letter to wv. L." Gate City.
1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-29
FOR RENT.

Girls at the American
Rice & Cereal Co. 1t
The evening world., 1910-12-17

upon the audience as 4. does on the
play or the actors. \ good audience
kc ps things going. There are only
W ways tn play farce. II an audi
ence Is quick and briSht, give It plenty
OF time TO catch the fun. If 1t is slow
and dun, play fast and do your best to
land right and left, MS "A game fighter
does when he sees that the chances
are against him. That's the oaly way
to win whcn your audience is hanging
hack on YOU. Luckily, / can play with
my audic3ccs. because the theatre ia
so small that the momcl YOU open
the door you are on the stage. Tn
glad OF that. for 1t puts me In close
touch with the house. II was this
same intimate relation between tho
people on both sides OF the footllghts
that helped to make Weber & Fields
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music hall SO successful. Then. too, l
think the name had a great deal to do
with the popularity OF the house. The
personal note was there. People from
out OF town. for one class, came to
New York with their minds fixed upon
seeing two p!accs-tle Waldorf and
Weber & Fields. This makes me hope
that my name may help me 10 become
Identified permanently with the Com
edy Theatre. This city Is big enough
20 have one theatre gwen up TO a
form OF entertainment peculiarly its
own, and It is my ambition to make
the Comedy such a theatre. | Should
like TO play there through the entire
season. The house IS small and so Ear
II has been an easy matter to fill Il az
every performance. In fact, we've nut
In as i.auy extra cla!-s as the fire
The evening world., 1910-12-17
SEND PICTURES
Of K|DNAPPERS
TO WHOLE WORLD
Police Spread Descriptions
Broadcast in Effort to Catch
Quartet of Leaders.

Photographs and descriptions of vito
Sorisi and Rosario Castelll and his wife,
Giovanni. were sent out by the police
to-day. Accompanying the photographs
was a description OF Leonardo Arena,
the man who accomplished the aetna
kidnapping of Giuseppe Longo and
Michael Rizzo in Brooklyn Nov. 10.
Arena lived at one time in the same
house In Brooklyn as the Loneo and
Rizzo families. He knew that the elder
Ionso was reputed to be wealthy and
that Rizzo was a real estate owner. He
also Knew their two little sons.
After moving TO New York he entered
INTO a conspiracy with Sorisl. Castelll
and his wife and Others. ali from the
town OF Borgetta, Province OF Palermo,
sicily. to steal the two boys In an ef-
tort to extort a ransom OF $4,000,
After the kidnapping had been &C.
complished. the Longo Joy was turned
over 90 Sorisl. who kept him In a room
In tho tenemen at No. 800 East Sixty
third street. The Rizzo boy was con
nded to the care OF the Castelli couple
who lived at No. $40 East Sixty-third
3treet.
Sorisi. also known as Vito Rappa ana
Vito Colorino. is the husband of Mari,
Kappa, who is under Indictment ir
Brooklyn ON a charge OF Kidnapping
He was not In the house the day the
detectives found the Longo boy, anc
made good his escap whom he heard o,
the raid.
The Castellis. living next door, knew
OF the rescue OF the Longo boy, and al.
though detectives were watching the
house. they struggled young Rizzo out
In the night. took him to the home OF
friends In the Bronx. and turned him
loose on the street the next night.
Then they went into hiding, and IL Is
supposed that this pair. Sorisi and
Arena. are together.
Sorisfs photograph was found In hi.
apartment. He Is thirty-three years
old. 8 feet 71-2 inches tall, weighs Il;
pounds. has a dark. rosy complexion
black hair. mustache and eyes. Thu
photograph, being a proof and faded
shows him to be darker in complexion
than he really Is.
Castelli Is 81 years Did. 8 feet ! inche.
tall. weighs $50 pounds. has chestnu
hair and fnustache and gray eyes an,
a. aquiline nose.
His wife is 5 feet 3 inches tall, plump
dark and rosy.
Arena Is % years old, 8 feet I or
inches tain. weighs 100 pounds, has .
tan complexion. was smooth shaver
when last seen and is believed to hav.
a couple OF moles on the face near tn,
right eye.
The missing quartet and Marie Rappi
were the actual leaders OF a k%idnappin,
syndicate. The police search for then
wNl extend to South America an,
Europe. They had plenty OF none,
when they disappeared.
The evening world., 1910-12-17
LIBERALS HOLD
POWER AS BRITISH
ELECTIONS CLOSE
With Irish and LaboriteS They
Will Probably Have i2o Ma
jority in Parliament.

LONDON, Dec. 17.-With only eight
constituencies remaining to be polled to-
day and Monday. the elections are prac-
tically ended, and, to all intents and
purposes, the new Parliament will be
Identical with that chosen In January
last. Barring further gains or losses.
the Government will have a coalition
majority of 126. as against Its previous
majority of 12i.
To-day's totals are: Unionists, 20:
Coailtlonists, 800. The latter combina-
ton is composed Of 267 Liberals, 72 Ma
tlonalists. 10 Independent N%ationalists
and 43 Labor members.
The latest returns give the Liberals,
Unionlsts and the Nationalist zach an
other gain, leaving the Co~alitionists
with an advantage OF two In the totals
of gains and losses. Montgomery Bor-
oughs has reverted 10 Unionlsm. while
the Banbury division OF 4 shire
turned out the Unionist member. Cap
tain r.. b. Brassoy. and seated the Lib
eral candidate. Eustaco Fiennes.
Tho veteran miners member. W.
Abraham, better known by the name of
"Mabon," was again elected by the u $
tomary huge majority OF the Laborites
for the Rhondda division of Glamor-
ganshire. Abraham is the president of
the South Wales Miners Federation
and mas represented the constituency
for a quarter Of a century.
The ltcdmondites won a notable vic
tory in the South division OF Dublin
County, where w. Cotton took the
scalp of the old Cnionist representative.
Capt. Bryan Cooper. The Redmondites
will have a solid 10 votes in the new
House against IL seats in the old. 70
The evening world., 1910-12-17
EVERYDAY DANGERS
TO GUARD AGAINST

1t is important for you to know that
nearly all cough syrups' contain danger
Gus and deadly drugs like morphine.
chloroform and opiatcs in some form or
other. We warn you against these dan
gerous preparations under the title Of
'balsams Of this and "balsams of that"
or ''syrups Of this" etc.
without these drugs Father Johns
Medicine cures throat and lung troubles.
BY building up the body and keeping
up the warmth the system is given the
fighting power to throw of disease.
This medicine is all pure nourishment.
and the best protection against dangers
from exposure and a rundown con-
dition of the body. =.
lie what YOU call for.
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the Level" Willie Collier Just Can't
Be William His Foot Slips When He Tries
So Willie It IL and Will
Remain, Care Free and
Intimate, Like the
e dy Theatre,
Where He's Made a Hit.

laws wrI permit. am very happy to
report that New York. at last, has dis
covered the Comedy Theatre"
The evening world., 1910-12-17

NY or girls and want at least one boy.
and a minister. who doesn't do any
marrying. but wishes TO. BESIDES. there
Is n fisherman. who never catches any
fish. In the end all realize ,heir fond
est hopes. The play will he acted 10y
an English company that Includes
George Glddcns. Yorho stephens, Edgas
Kent. LcnnoX Pawle. Sybil Carlisle.
Dorothy Parker and Clccly Richards.
Nine. B~ernhardt's new production for
her third week at the Globe Theatre
WIN be Judas" by John de Fay. an
American author. who lives In Lon
don. This play will he given on Satur-
day night, together with "Phcdre."
Jean Raclnc's wen lnown poetic trag-
edy after the Greois drama. An tae
characters In Judas are taken from
the New Testament. ana the scene Is
laid In Jerusalem at the time OF pontius
plate. Nine. Sarah Bernhardt will play
tho role OF Judas. cir. dc Kay frank
ly admits TINT his drama has no pre-
tensions to historical accuracy: It IL
rather designed to show that the love
OF n mnn for II wuinHu Is. after all, the
dominating factor In the worlds his
tory. That is the Irresistible force which
prompts Judas to betray his Master.
This Is the arrangement of plays for
the remainder Of tho week: Monday.
neslay afternoon. Madame X: Wed.
nesday night. ~"Sapho": Thursday,
Jeanne Dare; Friday, "L'Aiglon'';
Saturday afternoon. Jeanne dare"
r.. II. Snthern and Julia Matlowe. at
the Broadway Theatre, viii give The
Tanning of the Shrew" on Monday and
Tuesday nights. "rhe Merchant of
Venice on Wednesday aud Thursday.
Twelfth Night" on Friday. AS You
Like 1t" on Saturday afternoon and
Macbeth on Saturday night.
For his third week at the Empire
Theatre William Gillette will revive
Secret Service"
Zlcgfeld's "Follles OF 1910" with Blckel
and Watson. her, Williams, Lillian Lor-
raine and others will be the attraction
at the Grand opern House.
The House OF n Thousand Candles
viii be presented ny the stock company
at the Academy of Music.
The Columbia Burlesquers" return to
the Columbia Theatre.
"The Beauty Trust will be seen a,
the Murray I'M Theatre.
Fred Twins Sig Show will be seer
at the Olympic.
Tine Girl and the Kaiser" Will enter.
tain the Woman's Auxiliary OF the New
York Polytechnic Hospital at the Herald
Square Theatre on Tuesday evening
This is the third theatre party to hs
given by the auxiliary In the interest.
or the nsw building.
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KieI to Berlin Flight.

BERLIN, Dec. 1.-THE Northern Az
lation CUB IS planning a sIx-dsys' meet
t, he held at KEEL during yachting week.
June 1924. The sport will have the pat
rorage OF Prince Henry AMI the grand
concluding event VIII be q eight from
Kiel to Berlin with a stop at Hamburg.
The evening world., 1910-12-17

Xlcgfeld's "Follies OF 1910" with Blckel
and Watson, her, Williams. Lillian Lor-
raine and others will be the attraction
at the Grand Opera House.
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For his third week at the Empire
Theatre William Gillette will revive
Secret Service"
The evening world., 1910-12-17
Farce Is Tragic Enough
for Him, He Confesses,
and He Simply Cannot
Line Up to the More
Digrified Name.
BY
-rIAT worried look that Willie

"lihl WOTIleu lOOk lHdt Nliie
Collier wears is no stage Joke
lie can't help Il. There are
comedians who are never anythine
else. De Wolf Hopper al face Broad.
way without turning n hair because
well, never mind! Sam Bernard goes
along day after day counting his
winnings at the races-sumciency!
Eddie Toy puts in his leisure time
counting the children-enougb, Frank
Daniels muses. cheerily. humming the
while II Care Not What the Dinner
Costs Since Angel Pays the Check
And so II goes with these jovial gen.
tlemen. They are always merry and
bright. But alas. poor Collier! Anx.
ic.y, with a season ticket, sits upon
his brow. II was right there in the
first row when ] did him a good turn
yesterday afternoon by delaying his
departure for Brooklyn.
For some time I could not discover
whether It was his new theatre or his
comparatively new name that was
troubling him. But II was worth
hrcasting the cold wave TO find tina.
william Collier OF william Golfers
Comedy Theatre was stlll Willie.
Can't Be Anything but Willie.
~ want TO he Willie" he cxclalmcr.
fcrvently. II can't bo anything bu.
Willie I'll never be anything bu.
Willic!''
Then why Willlam?" I Inquired
You're not leading up to Shakespeare.
arc your"
"S-no,' lie groaned. Farce ls traRir
enough for me. ] take 1t very seriously.
The only time | imagine that I'm n
Shakcspearian actor Is when | see my
self as william on a billboard. It's an
awful sight. William was thrust upon
me by my manager when | Vas little
more than n carefrce boy. And | want
to live AZ WILLIE"
| could only suggest that II he were
an English comedian he would die az
Willie.
"Of course he cried. Look at VII
ie rsuoulH NJ one over uTrllne OF
calling him william. And when II
comes to that. NOBODY calls me Will
lam. Everybody knows me as Willie
Collier. know ! give YOU criti, IS
writer's cramp az william. You a,irlt-
ted as much the other dag w,ion you
le. While slip In ahead OF William.
and Dale onco told me that when hc
starts to write William he always gats
It While. People come to the box OF.
flee and ask. Is this where Willie COL
Her is playing" When they gay WIN.
lam I'm afraid they don't like me-"
Willie smiled dismally at William
One was seated in n chair before me,
the other was stretched across the front
OF "A theatre in n n~eighboring street.
They were so near and yet so far. In
a desperate effort to bring them to
gother | asked Willie II II pleased him
TO have a theatre In Williams name.
Beginning TO Seem Like Home.
"Thc nice thing about II is that it.,
%heginning to seem like home.'' he said
"On the opening night Il seemed n bI,
strange and | was terribly rcryou,
when I made fly entrance ana founl
myself so close to the audience that
could almost reach over and touch |.
on the shoulder. Hut now like IT
tho closer the better. An Intimate
house is suited to the sort OF work
do. A performance depends as m,ich
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VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS.

NJ IiaNnlnefsteln y VIII he MaClNn Ar
buckle in The Wclcher," Mrs. Muuyon
IN songs, Charlotte Barry in The Com
stock Ms stcry." Frank Fogerty and
others
Among others at the Manhattan Opera
House will be Nat NJ. wills, a ompanv
of twelve in THE Govornor's SON" Bert
Levy, corlcaturist, the Torch Family.
acrobais Ed ~I;eynarl, ventrlloquist, and
Belle Baker.
Grace la Rue win he the head liner
a. the American Music Han. Other.
viii ho Mana. the dancer; the Fou,
Nor-lns, divers and swimmers; sam
curtis ANA la Belle Nello.
At the Colonial will bc Frank keenan,
In The Oath; Master Gabriel. Nllmos
WoStony, HUNGARIAN pianist: Taylor,
kranzman ~ White, the Six Casti.,
ians and Iioey and Lee.
The Alhambra will have Odiya. Will
lam II. Thompson In For Loves Sweet
Sake Homer Miles an ION a side
Street" Ben WEIGH, the Two Pucks.
and others.
Among others at the Bronx Theatre
WIN be Clarlrr Mayne, George Austin
Moore, mlnolpgist prylin and Elwood
In The Girl from Honkrrs," Bert Kal.
mar and Jessie Brown, the -Four Floods
and the Basque Quartet.
TT" hll at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
will include Billy H. Van and tho Beau.
mont sisters In Props" Ethel Greer,
In songs, Claude Gilllngwater In Tie
Awakening Of Minerva" Stuart Barnes
and Dora Ronca, gypsy viollu.ste.
~ the Plaza Music Hall viii he Zol.
ava, pianist; Mccarthy and Major. the
Bohemian puintette n others.
The evening world., 1910-12-17
Heard Something Funn,

report that New York, at last, has dis
covered the Comedy Theatre"
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