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ITCHING IRRITATION.
Worst Form of Skin Trouble Quick ly Cured by Inexpensive
 Treatment.

When you suffer with any skin trouble even though the itching seems lunbearable, do not think that it is necessary to use some disgusting |greasy ointment. Try Hokara, pure land simple skin food that is guaran- teed to contain no grease or acids and which is so cleanly it does not soil the linen.
 Its power to in.Aantly relieve any irritation of the skin, and make 1t soft, white and beautiful is almost miraculous.
 Not only are minor skin troubles like plmples, blackheads. acute bar Ders itch. etc, quickly cured but the worst ulcers or cases Of salt rheum or eczema are cleansed and healed by this wonderful skin food.
 In order that any one may try Hok- ara at small expense Sorrells Drug Company are selling a liberal size jar at 25c and in addition guarantee to refund the money if the treatment does not do all that Is claimed for It. Larger size 50 cents.
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Boston's First Victim |.

Boston, Mass, July 24.-The body |of Mrs. Tomassina Mastrodencio, Boston's Sfst victim of cholera, was buried today near the quarantine sta- tion on Gallups Island. The woman's two children were taken to the quar- antine station where they have been watched by experts today.
 Dr. s. H.. Durgin, chairman of the board of health, was very optimistic lover the situation, which he believed he has under control.
 No trace of the Spanish sailors who recently came to Boston with cholera was found today.
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For Sale at 6. A. HOCABOOM
 HOT SPRINGS, ARK.
WIRELESS co. BANKRUPT.
Receiver Appointed for Wireless Com
 pany in Maine.

Portland. Me. July 24.-As the re- suit of an agreement between at torneys, the United Wireless Com- pany was declared bankrupt in the United States district court today and seldon Bacon of New York was appointed geae-al receiver for the corporation. The company has been doing business In twenty -six states and in a number of them receivers have been appointed.
 It is the understanding that the tate receiverships shall be vacated and that the reorganization of the ompany shall be placed entirely in he hands of MT. Bacon.
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CHnI FRA 9TH UuULLnn UIILL
 IS PREVALENT
ONE ADDITIONAL CASE REPORT. ED BY NEW YORK HEALTH
 AUTHORITIES.
Boston Reports It's First Death From Disease--No Fear of Outbreak
 Say Authorities.

New York, July 24. Physicians at Bellevue Hospital reported tonight to lthe board of health the presence al the hospital of another case G. illness which they fear is Asiatie cholera. The sick man is Edgar Herrimann, an orderly who attended Manuel Bel nudes, the Spanish sailor who devel- oped cholera at Bellevue, and who Twas removed Saturday to Swineburne lsland. One of the symptoms of ohol- era has already appeared in agra yated form and a bacteriological ex- imitation has been begun 10 reveal the true nature of Herrimann's i'll. hess.
 | At Quarantine, where Bermudes and the other victims are improving, the outlook is regarded as-hsight. The steamer Perguia was gwen clean bill of health and released today The bacteriological examination of the passengers Of lhe Principe di Pic monte is progressing favorsbly and the passengers of the Motke will be released tomorrow.
 | Fear of an outbreak on Staten Is-
 and, was allayed today when the
 uarantine was lifted from two fam
 lies in a home from which Patrick . Cushing, the former Hoffman Is- and watchman was taken two weeks ago to die at Swineburne Island.
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WHAT IMPRESSIONS RRESSIONS DO
 YOUR FRIENDS GET?
Don't Be Discouraged; Try This.

Viola Cream cannot fail to give you per feet complication. By gentle, harmless mesi'ca- tion 1t actually replaces gently and naturais the aid sallow pimply blotchy skin with a ne" skin and pink. blooming complication bs the gsame gentle process it keeps good con- plextion good always and won't grow hair'
 We prove this without your riskins one penuy Go to the nearest drug store and purchase poe jtr under our absolute guarantee of satisfaction but if you do not wish to do this just send your name and address to the c. c. Bittner Co. Depl. 1ss. Toledo. ohio, at once, and liberal trial treatment will be sent you free by mail.
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Don't fail to read Coal Prices on page :.
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Don't fall to read Coal Prices on page '.
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BAR WAR MUNITIONS,

Brownsvl1e, Tex, July 29. The customs house collector at Matame- ros today received instructions from the provisional government to permit no further importations of arms or ammunition through the Matamoros gateway.
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PARLIAMENT
 IN TURMOIL
(continued From Page one.)

lDSreu nm as the ring Sleauer Of gang Iof disturbers, who, when an uncon-
 stitutional question was at stake, kept minister standing an hour without allowing a word to be heard MT. Balfour reminded the house that the parliamentary bill has not been rejected by the House of Lords and lelosed by accusing Premier Asquith Iof dragging the crown in the dust and lof abusing the confidence of the soy lereign.
 Sir Edward Grey, the foreign sec- lretary, usually the miidest member of the cabinet, followed with a ringing expression of the majority's loyalty to the premier. He also had a hear ing. He spoke in voice tense with passion. But for the moment, he concluded, there is nothing to be done but endorse the course the brine minister has anneaneed, which We are all prepared to do. l propose to close our proceedings by moving an adjournment.
 +. 10. Smith jumped to his feet land for five minutes tine house was a pandemonium. Smith speaking al- ternately to the chair and with out stretched finger to John Redmond, vino replied only by derisive gestures. Not word spoken by MT. Smith lcould be heard. Finally the speak Ter obtaining hearing enough to read the rule and declare the house ad- iourned.
 It was the younger members of the last ditch" unionist faction who car- ried on the tumult. The majority of their colleagues regret it. They fear lit will complicate the situation by increasing the determination of their opponents and alienating the sympa- thies of the country. The demon stration was wholly unexpected, and all conservatives recognize tonight that their party is facing an extreme Icrisis--one whidlh may result in a Isplit in the party and which will leave lit, instead of strong minority, a hopeless minority.
 The extremists in the union party propose to give show of their strength at the dinner to the Earl of Halsburk, which F. E. Smith is is arranging for Wednesday. MT. Smith said tonight that he has the acceptance of one hundred peers If the party becomes split as the result of the present situation the extrem- lists probably will make the Earl of Selshoren their leader.
 While the Hast ditchers' are mak- ling the most noise, the really influ- ential members of the conservative Iparty stand with Lord Lansdowne ana MT. BalSour for a peaceful solution by accepting the governments bill These include almost all the mem bers of the last conservative cabinet, men like viscount Curzon. Baron Mid dleton and Lord Cromer. who talk little, but .aye immense power.
 Probably week will elapse before the veto bill is brought up again in the house of commons. MT. Asquith in tiie meantime, viii negotiate with the unionist leaders for guarantees that the lords will accept the bill. Unless ne obtains these the bill may not be sent back to the house of lords until the last resort, the cre- alton of peers, has been invoked 10 Insure it's acceptance.
 The liberal leaders are planning a demonstration, which probably will take the form of great dinner, in MT. Asquith's honor to express re- Isentments at his treatment today.
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SOMETHING NEW -Firelight pie tures, made at Walkers Electric Stu dio, BPS Central ave. Opposite the Princess theater. 7-25 1w
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GATES STILL BETTER.

Paris, july 2i.-The condition of
 John w. Gates tonight showed a slight tendency toward improvement.
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Sugar-Trust maglates s,ll refuse to consider the proposition tLat they pay the national debt on the assur- ance that all will be forgotten ard forgiven.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-12
SOCIALISTS WILL
HAVE BIG TIME
Will Condemn President Taft at Meet
ing Today to Be Held In
Chicago.

GGate City Leased Wire Service.l
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 11.--At mass
meeting Sunday the socialists of Chi
cago will condemn President Taft for
his criticism of Fred d. Warren, ed
itor of The Appeal to Reason, Girard,
Kansas, whom the latter pardoned.
Warren himself will be there to
speak and it is expected that the 90
900 seating capacity of the building
where the meeting is to be held will
be taxed. AS the president will pass
through the city about the time the
meeting is in progress he will be in
vited to appear on the platform and
defend himself before the conscience
of the world The socialists do not
expect the president to accept.
The meeting is big move iE tie
present city campaign. Warren is to
he extolled as q political martyr by
theother speakers. including Fugene
Y. Debs. former presidential socialist
candidate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-12
MANIAC WHO
MURDERED CHILDREN
Mystery is Believed to be Cleared up
BY the RAWLINGS of Man in
His Cell.

IGate City Leased Wire Service.
HOUSTON, Texas, Feb. 11.-Three
mysterious child murder mysteries
are believed to have been solved here
tonight with the arrest of Anthony
Thomas, 80, beleYed 10 be a maniac.
Thomas spends the larger part of
his time pacing his cell and talking
about "buryipg infants and inco-
herently murmuring a number Of in
itials including M and t.
a few days ago the body os Wilmy
Cook, 3, was found, her forehead bear
ing the initial Il and M which ap-
parently had been pierced with
sharp instrument
All Of the children murdered were
taken from their homes at night and
stripped of their clothing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-12
GOTCH WINS
FROM ALI BABA
Had No Trouble Whatever in Throw
ing the American and Wants
One More Big Match.

[Gate City Leased Wire Service.]
OMAHA, Feb. lit took Frank
Gotch just twenty-four minutes and
forty seconds to win finish match
from Ali Bahia Manogoft, the Ar
menian, here tonight
The first fall came in nineteen min
utes and forty seconds, after the
champion had played with the foreign
er at will The second was faster,
Gotch going after his opponent and
rinning him down in five minutes
In curtain talk. Gotch said that
he would wrestle for the champion
ship of the world only once more, and
reiterated his former statements that
Hackenschmidt, Zbyszko and Nah
mout would have 10 have an elimina-
ton series before he would take eth
er of them on.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-12
EDISON is
INVESTIGATING MUSIC
Says That There is Little Difference
Between the Various
Pieces.
[Gate City Leased Wire Service.

[Gate City Leased Wire Service.l
WEST ORANGE, n. j. Feb. Ii
Thos. A. Edison, the inventor, is in
vestigating the subject of music ne
finds that there is very little original.
ity in any of it.
Musical compositions are full of
plagiarism he declared. today. "All
the waltzes are nearly alike Most OF
the music writer's take old themes
and work them over
Edison was 64 years old today. MY
body and are keeping at it for
about eighteen hours a day and | am
glad to say that we rarely grow
tired he replied, VIXEN asked how he
felt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-12
FOUND THE BODY
AT HHE CrhLEGE
County Hospital Patient Died and
Was Taken to the Dissect-
ing Table.
[Gate City Leased Wire Service

[Gate City Leased Wire Service
OMAHA, Neb., Feb. 11-Relatives
today rescued from dissecting ta-
BILE at Creigton Medical college, the
body of William Davitz, pioneer
citizen of Omaha. who died at the
county hospital January a.
Davitz' death was hushed up and
no record of it given the city health
department until this morning.
Relatives learned of the death two
days ago and after a two days
search located the body at local
undertaking establishment. The pro-
prietor had denied all knowledge OF
the whereabouts of the body. but
fastened to get it back when the
relatives became insistent.
Little was left of the body when
it was rescued and arrests are
likely to follow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-12
Can't Grab Texas Land.

fGate City Leased Wire Service. /
WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.-.Texas put
one over on the nearstate of New
Mexico in the house this afternoon.
Stephens (dem. Texas, secured pas
sage of resolution authorizing COM
missioners to fix the boundry along
the line which has been recognized
since 1859. The new New Mexico con-
stitution recently ratified, fixed the
boundary line so as to take in about
500 square miles of Texas The lat
ter did not awake to the attempted
grab until it's congressional represen-
tatives here saw the action.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-12
VermilIion County Grand Jury viii
Start Work Tomorrow With
Determination to Do
Something.
TREASURER is IN JAIL
Head of Old Soldiers Home is Said
to Know Much About Cor
rupt Voting in the
County.

[Gate City Leased Wire Service
DANVILLE, H.. Feb. 11.--With all
other matters disposed of, the Vermil-
lion county grand jury will meet Mon
day with the expressed determination
OF getting at the bottom of he elec-
t1on scandals or dustin That they
Will succeed is the general belief here
tonight and there is fear in the hearts
OF many a willy politician who a few
days ago saw what he thought was
the death of the investigation.
For few hours tomorrow Hardy III .
Whittock. Vermillion county's former
treasurer, will be prisoner within
the walls of the same Jail that, seven
years ago as sheriff, he valiantly de-
tended against an infuriated mob.
Arrangements have been made to
secure his release OH bond as soon as
he is brought back to answer charges
oil embezzlement of county funds.
That Whittocl1 can expose a great
mass OF election corruption is the
firm belief of the grand jurors, and
he will be summoned to appear Mon
Gay morning. If, as he is predicted to
do, he tells all he knows. it is as
serted floodgates will be opened and
that there will follow a cleaning UP
in vermillion county that will over
shadow the Adams county, Ohio. ex,
pose.
z Mondaythe grand jury will also in
vestigate alleged election crookedness
at the Old Soldiers home and sub
poenas were this afternoon issued for
number of officials and veterans
DR.. ]. H. Campbell, a surgeon at the
home and active in local politics, has
been called. 1t is said the physician
has been a political leader OF the vet.
Grams and can tell much of election
methods in vogue in the home.
Wm Donovan, a veteran, will also
be called. He is the man who made
the charge that insane men were vot-
ed at every election, and that veterans
We're voted in the names of workmen
who had left the railroad shops in
town to work elsewhere. According
to statements made tonight by grand
Jurors, the jury will be in session
indefinitely.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-12
SCALPED BY
The INDIANS
I
Four White Men Found Murdered
and Band Of Nine savases Arc
Supposed to Have
Done it.
POSSE IS IN, PURSUIT
savases Were Seen in the Vicinity
Recently and Warned the Whites
Not to Follow
Them.

[Gate City Leased Wire Service.l
RENO, New, Feb. 11.-There was
talk here and at Constantia, Cal, to-
night OF asking for federal troops to
aid in the hunt for band of nine In
dians who are held responsible for the
massacre of four wealthy stockmen
in Little Rock canyon, just across the
California line from Pyramid Lake In
dian reservation in Nevada.
A posse is in close pursuit of the
savages who are believed to have
started for the reservation to hide
among their kinsmen. Should they
reach the reservation, it is probable
that the murderer of the whites will
never be identified.
The bodies of Harry Cambron, Joe
Lafus, B. indiana, and p. Erramospe,
the murdered men, were found by
friends who had been trailing them
since January 10, when they disap-
peared. The bodies We're stripped of
all clothing and were covered with
knife wounds. Each had been scalped.
Ranchmen living in the vicinity
state that nine Indians had ridden
through the district recently and
previous to their departure warned
the whites not to follow them on pain
OF death. officers o. both California
and Nevada have been warned to be
on the lookout for the savages.
The news of the massacre was re
eefved here ii a message from B. +
Cambron, brother of Harry Cambron
who headed the searching party. The
message asked that the sheriff and
coroner be sent at once to the scene
and added that the bodies were Sin
fearful shape. The clothes were prac-
tically all torn Off" the message said
Hand the bodies were piled in heap
Two horses of the murderers were
found on the ground, while the horses
of all four BOYS We're gone
The pursuing posse is headed by
Sheriff G. P. Ferrell and officers of the
state police. They were rushed to
the scene from Reno in special
train and are conducting the search
tonight in a veritable blizzard.
Ii is impossible to ascertain the de
tails of the murders, but it is believed
that the four cattlemen were ambush
ed by the Indians in the canyon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-12
Insurgent Leader Of Iowa 10 For Part
Of the Canadian Reciprocity
Treaty and Against
Part.
THE POPULAR
SIDE SNOW ADDS MISERY
He Talks Against The Trusts But
Wants Free Admission
on Certain
Articles.

lGate City Leased Wire Servfce.i
NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-Declaring
that he had been defeated more than
once on the issue of RECIPROCITY and
that he now has "the same courage of
conviction that he had then. Sena-
tor Cummins. the republican insurg-
ent leader of Iowa, tonight before the
Union League club of Brooklyn, op-
posed the pending reciprocity agree
ment with Canada.
Cummins said he had advocated
Canadian reciprocity for ten years,
when most OF its present advocates
were denouncing it.
Il am for reciprocity with Canada. .
he said, "but / am not for every trade
arrangement that may be proposed
under the name of reciprocity, just as
was for the system of protection in
1909, but / was not for the Payne.
Aldrich tariff law.
am not one of those who believe
that the free admission of agricul-
tural products from Canada will ma
terially affect our farmers: but | do
believe that while we are admitting
free the things which the farmer sells,
we should also admit free some of the
things the farmer buys. The objection
have to the arrangement is that it
is not free enough do not expect to
ask Canada to change her duties fur
ther than prescribed in the agreement,
but dc 4xpect sor insist that there
shall be admitted free Of duty timber
ard lumber in all three forms, coal,
iron ore, iron or steel in all its forms,
glass. woolen and cotton cloths, cloth
ing, boots and shoes, carpets, flfrni-
ture, meat in all its forms, flour and
all such things.
Il, for one, do not intend to allow
the steel trust, the meat trust, the
lumber combination and other exces-
sively protected industries to join all
hands around and say, now, we have
taken long step forward in reducing
tariff duties, let us have peace and
quiet for the next decade.' say now
is the time to make things right be-
tween ourselves and Canada. and if
the friends Of reciprocity will stand
firm, we will win.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-12
WEE ] USED TO
HANDLING men
Two Married Women Capture Bandit
Who Attempted to Hold up
the Restaurant
Cashier.
A PATRON is SHOT
Customer Tried to Handle the Men
But Will Probably Lose His
Life From the
Action.

IGate City Leased Wire Service.l
DENVER. Col Feb. 1.-Two arm
ed robbers tonight attempted to hold
up the White house cafe, one of the
most frequented restaurants in the
city, and when diners attempted to
interfere, w Clifford Burroughs, one
of the patrons, was fatally shot
through the chest One of the rob-
bers escaped through the door, in the
panic that ensued, while his compan-
ion was captured by two women,
Mrs. c. L. Schroeder, proprietor of
the cafe, and Mrs. M. J. Hoff, a diner.
The men entered the cafe during
the busiest part of the evening, when
the place was crowded They ap-
preached the desk and ordered Mrs.
Schroeder to hand over the cash. She
attempted to parley with the men.
but they drew revolvers and ordered
her to hold up her hands.
Burroughs who was sitting at one
of the tables, Immediately attacked
the robbers who fired twice at him,
one bullet entering the chest. AS he
fell. one of the robbers cowed the
other diners with his weapon and
backed out the rear door without
getting cent, His pal attempted to
escape by the front door, but Mrs.
Schroeder and Mrs. Hoff seized and
disarmed him,
~ When taken 70 the police station
the man gave the name of Louis
Weichter and said he formerly lived
in Philadelphia. Burroughs was rush
ed to hospital where physicians ga,
his condition is critical
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-12
MUST PAY EXPENSES
TO GET ROOSEVELT
"a Am a Poor Man. is the Response
Given to Invitation to Come
and Speak.

[Gate City Leased Wire Service.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. Ill
am poor man. If you want me to
come you must pay my expenses
This was the response of Col Theo-
dore Roosevelt to the invitation of the
local Progressive Republican League
to be the leagues guest OF honor at
a banquet on March II.
The league will pay the expenses of
bringing the Roosevelt private car
from Jackson, Miss, here. The ban
auet will cost over $4,000 and will
include speech by Roosevelt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-12
indian Bill.

IGate City Leased Wire Service.7
WASHINGTON, Feb 11.-An item
of 100000 for counsel fees in the In
dian appropriation BILL may dereas
that measure and enforce an extra
session of congress.
The fee, payable to former Senator
Butler of North Carolina and others,
today caused a bitter struggle be.
tween the house and senate con-
ferees. The bill has passed both
houses, but is now in the throes o,
reconstruction in conference. The ap
preparation includes 100000 to pay
the Colville Indians in Washington
for lands taken by the government,
and carries 100000 for council.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-12
Recognizing PORTUGAL.

iGate City Leased Wil,s Service.l
WASHINGTON. Feb. 11.-The re.
public of Portugal will be recognized
by the United States when the people
by general election. or some similar
means, may manifest their endorse
ment of the present government. Such
is the attitude of this nation, it was
declared today in response to re-
ports from Lisbon that the .Portu-
guese reyolutionists are disappointed
in being unrecognized thus far.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-12
BELL TELEPHONE
BUYS INDEPENDENTS
Company Makes This Announcement
In Spite of DeniaIs of
Others.

[Gate City Leased Wire Service.]
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, Feb. II.
The Nebraska Bell Telephone Com
pany has bought out the Independents
at Council Bluffs. according to Cas-
per E. Yost, president of the Bell Tel
ephone Co.
The Bell has also purchased five
independent lines in Miles county.
Iowa.
President F. j. Day, of the Indepen-
dents, persists in denying the report
ed sale to the Bell interests and claim
that, on the other hand. his company
has purchased the Bell interests.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-12
Harmon Opens campaIan.
TGate city Leased Wire Service.

TGate City Leased Wire Service.1
CINCINNATI, Feb. 11.-Gov. Jud-
son Harmon's race for the demo
cratic presidential nomination started
today when Hugh Nichols, chairman
of the state democratic committee
opened Harmon headquarters in the
Peonle's Bank building.
Nichols is chairman of the Harmon
committee. organized with Harmon's
consent Although he has made no
formal announcement Harmon is now
firmly in the race.