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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-05
"sest on Earthr

This is the verdict of R. j. Howell
Tracy. O., who bought Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound for his wife
"Her case was the worse have ever
seen, and looked like a sure case OF
consumption. Her lungs were sore and
she coughed almost necessarily and
her voice was hoarse and weak
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
brought relief at once and less than
three bottles effected complete
cure" Wilkinson & Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-05
Or, BRUCE c,iE,,,AM

Or. BRUCE 3. GiLFiLLAN.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Once. e21h Matn street owe,
Crooks & Cox Millinery store Heu
Phone 100 Rlack.
Residence 317 North Fourth stree.
Bell Phone 1880 Red.
Hours: 1912 q. m: "a p. ~; ~
p. m. Sunday by appointment
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-05
REVERE, MO.


The Patrons Day program at the
school house Wednesday was largely
attended.
ARA Ray Of Springfield, H., spent
Thanksgiving with his mother, Mrs
Jesse Seward.
LYDIA Lambert Of Montrose, Iowa
made short call on Mrs. VI. o. Lucas
Saturday while on her way to Peakes
vile for short stay with her aunt
Mrs. Hendren.
A large crowd attended the supper
at the NJ. Z. church Thanksgiving
night
/ Thelna Lucas spent Sunday witt
relatives in Peakesyille.
Carl DIpse arrived home from Kan
cas- Wednesday night.
Wafer ED3erheart has been indis
posed for several days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-05

Without opiates or harmful drugs OF
any kind Foley's Honey and Tar Com.
pound stops coughs and cures colds.
Do not accept any substitute. Wilkin.
!son G Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-05
Or. J EATON JOHNSTON
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

The only physician practicing osts
cpathy In the county The Smi.h.onL
a. truss fitted and guaranteed. the
ocly truss that holds. Office. North
side OF Main street. third door abovs
FIFTH. Phone So Residence. Ninth and
Webster. Phone 4S4. :. o. Lock Boz
II. Warsaw. Ill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-05
REST AND HEALTH 70 MOTHER AND CHILD.

MRe. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has beer
used for over Sixty YEARS by MILLIONS @ 9,
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHlLn
TEETHIEG. with PERFECT SUCCESS. y
SooTHES tile CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS;
ALI.AYS all PAIN, CURES WIND COLO, anu
solutely harmless. BE sure and ask for :" MIS-.
winslow's Soothing syrup and take no othes
Kind. Twenty 1--we cents bottle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-05
Limited Distribution Necessary.

The water power company obtained
these calendars for business purposes
and will send them out all over the
country to prospective users of pow
er. But it clearly is impossible to
supply the demand for them from per
sons for the home or to send to
friends out of town. Mr. Allen. of
the company said today that he wish
ed he could put one in every house in
Keokuk and adjoining cities, but the
company is compelled to draw the line
somewhere and is doing the best it
can under the conditions.
1t has been suggested by several
merchants that the Industrial Associa-
ton have several thousand of the cal
endars printed with the consent OF
the water power company and sell
them to all who choose to buy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-05

ment on the Mississippi river at Keo-
kuk, Iowa A detailed description of
the plant is given under the calendar
pad
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-05

W. ;. HARTFs. NJ. o., o. 8.
osteopathic ant Electric treatment,
spe -ialty, Otf.e. 30 North Fourth
street. Ground floor
Hours-l0 to IL p m; to s u
evenings by appointment.
Phone -Om. Iowa l?54-Red. RAJ.
dence. low STORED.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYslcIANs
Or. W. 2. snERLoc

Or. w. p. SHERLOCK.
PHySfCIf AND SURGEON
Once. Is North Fifth street !.
Howell builctng.
Once hours-lo 10 IL .. M; 2 tot
p. m; evenings. to 8: Sundays II
to p. M
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
REPORT MISS ARNOLD HERE
Missing Girl Said To Be in Flow
er Hospital, After Serious Illness

1t is reported that Dorothy II. c.
Arnold, who has been missing from her
home since December 12. is. or was url-
til last night patient in Flower Hos
pital. The report mas II that she has
been seriously III. but Is now much bet
ter At Flower Hospital. when inquiry
vas made early this morning. tele-
phone operator said: II am able to de-
ny absolutely that Miss Arnold is In
Flower Hospital. or that she ever was"
The story is that Miss Marjorie Ar
mold called on her sister at the hos
pital yesterday. accompanied BY Mrs.
Thomas Dugan. of No. 10 Central Park
West. and Mrs. Horace Bowen, wife
OF Or. Bowen. ~ Hudson Boulevard
Jersey CITY. Dr. Bowen said early this
morning that the story vas "a lie. Al
far as his wife was concerned. and thai
Mrs. Bowen did not even know miss
Arnold a woman answered the tele
rhone in Mrs. Dugan's apartment, an1
would neither affirm nor deny the trutf
cf the story.
John s. Keith. attorney for the Ar
mold family, would not reply to ques
lions. refusing absolutely to say yes
| or no."
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
WARM WATER ANESTHETlC
Used Successfully in Appendicitis
Operations at Baltimore.

Baltimore, Feb. 14.-Lukewarm water
is now being used as an an9sthetlc IN
most Of the operations for appendicitis
az Johns Hopkins Hospital, according TO
the statement to-day Of surgeon OF ma
tional repute connected with the insti-
tuition.
In an operation for appendicitis, de-
clared the surgeon. all that is necessary
is to inject lukewarm water in sufficient
quantities under the skin in the vicinity
of the part operated OH. We have oo-
tanned great results through the use OF
water. and in most cases would rather
use It than drug"
While the operation is in progress the
patient Is said to feel no pain, Is fuzzy
conscious, and watches with interest the
man with the knife. The use is con-
fined TO only few surgeons, VINO nave
learned the proper manner to inject II to
get results. 1t Is said there are no after
effects. as in the use Of ether and other
drugs.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
SHAKESPEARE'S MEMORIAL
London Council Asked to Give
Site for Building.
I BY Cable 10 The Tribune /

London, Feb. IA petition was pre-
sented yesterday to the London County
Council asking for grant on the most
favorable terms possible Of the Councils
offices in the Spring Gardens as a site
for the Shakespeare Memorial National
Theatre.
The cathohcity of the memorial move
Inent is shown by the remarkable list of
signatures To the petition, which is
headed by the Duke of Devonshire. the
Duke of Argyll and the Marquis of
LansdOwne. IT contains the names Of
Cabinet and former Cabinet Ministers,
prelates judges. university representa-
tivcs. dramatists and painters-in short,
every phase of the nations intellectual
and public life is reflected in pressing
the Council to grant the request for a
site.
The petition describes the project as
one OF unG oubted importance to the Eng
hsh speaking world. and emphasizes the
debt which London owes 20 the memory
of one Of the greatest of Englishmen.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
AN ATTACK ON Mr.. TAFT
Austrian Naval Head Says Canal
Causes Armaments

Budapest. Feb. ii. - Vice Admiral
Monte-Cucoli, commander OF the Aus
trian navy, defending the naval esti-
mates before the Austrian delegation to-
day. and replying to speeches advocating
Austro- Hungarian initiative in disarma-
ment said:
President Taft with the same hand
issued invitations to disarmament con-
ference and wrote a message to Congress
urging the expenditure of millions in the
fortilcation of the Panama Canal, above
everything a work Of peace, while at the
same time negotiations were opened by
tho United States for the occupation OF
the Galapagos Islands,"
The naval estimates as submitted In
the delegations recently showed enor-
mOusly increased credits for the army
and navy These large appropriations
caused much public concern and opposi-
ton. The admiral said tu-day that the
monarchy desired peace, but Austria
Hungary had to live side by side with
other nations which were arming.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
SNOW SWIRLED BY WIND
Storm at Midnight Promised to
Develop Into a Blizzard.

Il looked late last night as though
Now York was in for an old-fashioned
bl,,zard The wind howled around the
s,reet corners. and the "feathery stuff'
foil go fast that late homegoers soon
found walking far from pleasant. And
- the weather man is to be taken at his
word considerable more snow Is TO fol-
low He reports, however. that the sky
,,;I he clear this afternoon.
In to midnight last night the Weather
Rureau announced that little more
,han two inches OF snow had fallen since
.. 2o o'clock. Commissioners Edwards
had good many of his men out clean
ing the various crossings
again the horses suffered most from
~ snow. The struggles OF hard worked
t,,aIs 10 gain footholds made II ap'
nrnnt that a few days Of clear streets
"a smoothed iron shod hoofs.' Many
'n-,ors got in the way OF the surface
ars and traffic was impeded in various
uarts Of the city.
T'he nollce reported a score or more &C.
>;dants of persons who slipped on th'
,,,. nsyements. While many persons
were taken 20 hospitals. It YVES not De
lieved that any Of them was seriousl!
| injured.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
PRIEST WINS FIGHT TO
SAVE PO0RB0X MONEY
Two Alleged Robbers Get Badly
PummeIIed in st. Mon.
iCa'S Church.
TURNS MEN OVER TO POLICE
Father Jordan, with Help Of His
Sexton. Subdues Intruders
Only After Liveliest
Kind of Hitting.

Father William Jordan. Of st. Mon
lca's Church. in East 10Th street, took
the law in his own hands last night. and
with the aid Of his sexton. Hugh p. Con-
molly. pounced upon two Italians who,
the priest says. were tamperins With the
poor box in the church.
The intruders evidently had thought it
would be an easy thing TO hand out
few blows and make their escape, but
they were wrong in their figuring, for
the priest and the sexton proved such
stout defenders that they soon had the
Italians begging for mercy.
The captives were led to the rectory.
where they were searched. Father Jor-
dan said he found on the men an as
sortment OF keys. a strip Of whalebone
with some glue on the end. and strip OF
lead with some more muCilage on 1t, to-
gether with some money.
The men told the priest that they were
RafaeIo Tantano and Cheli Guilio, both
Qf No 81 Macdougal street, and begged
that they might be permitted 10 go TO
IIltlI nOIllt. dllitl ho'i'
felt IT incumbent upon him to complete
the work Of their capture. and. with the
sexton, he marched them off and deliV-
cred them To the police of the East SSth
street, station.
When the procession lined up before
the lieutenant it was found that thanks
To the pummelling administered by the
priest and sexton. blood was streaming
down the faces of the prisoners, While
their clothing hung in shreds. Fathsf
Jordan's pity was stirred as he contem-
plated his victims, and he urged the lieu
tenant TO send for a physician. Dr'
Terry. Of the Presbyterian Hospital
presently arrived and dressed the men
injuries They were then taken 10 iiea'
quarters and locked up on a charge oi
petty larceny.
Father jordan said he had been posi-
tive for some time that the poor poAe'
of his church were being robbed III
receints. he added. clearly shoWeo II
About three weeks ago. according 10 NE
story he saw Fantano and Guiho In tht
church. and week ago he saw the"
again. and his suspicion having beer
aroused he took a look at the money
In the poor box and discovered he mann
! taiped. that some money had been TAKEN
When the men visited the churcn yes
,erday the priest decided to keep an eS'
on them. He sent for Connolly ah'
v.hen he arrived the two made their wa!
into the church through confessional
Father Jordan peeped through curtain
be said. and saw the Italians bendin;
over the poor box in the rear "f IN
! church.
Stealthily creeping along one OF th
aislcs. the priest and the sexton dreV
near the men, it being planned 10
Father Jordan to take care of Fantan'
while Connolly attended TO Guillo.
II got within Ave yards OF my man.
said Father Jordan, when he turne'
aTound. | was afraid he had weapon
and deciding not to waste any 'iH
led out with M right and hit fantan
over the eye. Then l grabbed him D.
the throat | kept on pumineliing Mn
until lie cried quits
Connolly. too, according TO tue storS
coon got the best Of his man.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
SAW FACE IN WINDOW
Woman Witness Identifies Ma
Accused of Murder.

salem. Mass. Feb. ia sensation
was caused late to-day in the trial OF
vaban Nalbandian. Of Lynn. who ls
charged with the murder Of Mines Nom
iian. when the prosecution presented as
It's closing witness Mrs. Elizabeth Gri-
mard. of Rochester, y. 7.
Mrs. Grimard formerly lived at No. ~
Central avenue, Lynn. in house when
lacked up to the Liberty street house III
which the prisoner roomed. on Sunday
night. July s, 1909, according to her
testimony. she hC ard a shot, followed by
groans. and went to her open window to
see where the sounds came from. AS
she stood there a man appeared at a
window on the fourth floor Of the Lib
ertv street house and pulled down the
shades. Her apartments were on the
second floor.
Have you seen that face since? Mrs.
Grmard was asked.
Yes" she replied. The man in the
dock is the man whom | saw at the
window
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
TO RESTORE R0TUNDA
Mrs. Russell Sage Makes New
Gift of $4,000 for City Hall.

Mrs. Russell Sage has written 10
uavor Gaynor, Borough President NC
Aneny and Robert ". de Forest presi-
dent of the Municipal Art Commission
Offering to defray the cost OF restoring
the rotunda of the City Hall to It's orle-
inal condition. provided that the s-'o"V
IN he spent be used with the approval OF
the Municipal Art Commission. Ihis
restoration would be part OF plan Oh
general restoration. wrote Mrs. Sage IN
line with work already done at ne eX-
pense Of restoring the governors anu
council rooms in the historic structure.
A committee consisting of Mr.. de FOR
est C;rosvenor Atterbury. r. /. II. Hal-
soy |. y. PHELPS Stokes. Arnold W.
Rrunner and Frank d. Millet VIII carry
out the plans of Mrs. Sage.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
MORE ON A PLATE OF HAM AND
Price of Eggs Drops and Dealers Ex-
pect Temporary Fall in Pork.

long spell OF mild weather this month
has encouraged the hens OF practically the
whole country. The Wholesale price OF
eggs went down on Monday IN Kansas City
and at other points In the West, and the
same thing viii happen IN New York to-
day. The best eggs when sold Saturday
for q cents dozen, will retail to-day
for q cents. Storage eggs are going beg
ring. the Washington Market dealers say
The best grade Of butter has. however,
Jumped two cents, and is now selling at
"a cents
The price OF pork may drop temporarily
this week At Chicago last Monday 6oOO0
head OF livestock were received at the
stockvards The following day there were
hut 5000 head received. Generally speak
ing. the decline in prices reported on Mon
day in the West has not teen felt in
Vow York The vegetable market remains
unchanged, and the same Is true Of fruits.
rne grain market shows signs ~ a further
e,ieht decline. Poultry remains hieh-too
ricb. the dealers say-and they arc not
looking for any sppreciaple change this
ccasOn.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
He REIGMS AS THE KING
Former New Yorker Is Ruler OF
the Island of Arorai.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune.


san Francisco. Feb. 14.-The German
trading schooner Triton. which has just
reached here rom the Gilbert and Mar
shall Islands in the South Seas, brings
news of the presence on the island oi
Arorai in the former group. OF Archi-
bald C. Everett. said to have been FOR
,oorlv 2 weelthy and socially prominent
resident Of New York City. He is reign
ing as King.
According to the officers of the Iritoh'
Everett. who lost his money In pahh
crash left New York resolved to speno
the remainder OF his days on come lsi-
and of the Pacific. After many adVeH-
lures. he reached Arorai, and the IN
hahitarts made him. their King. ne
has reicned ever since. His men SUD-
iects catch sharks and gather cocoanu's
for him. all Of which is stored UP against
the arriya. Of trading steamers Inc
| women sing 10 him and fan nm our'"s
his siesta. He takes new wife every
! fay months. 20 that there is no jealousy
on that score.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
House Approves Agreement with
Canada by Vote OF
221 to 81.
BILL NOW GOES TO SENATE
Opposed by 81 Republicans and
8 Democrats-Final Action
Taken After Long and
Bitter Debate.
RECIPROCITY GAINS GROUND

The House Of Representatives, last
night passed the Canadian reciprocity
bill by q vote Of 221 to 90. u now
goes to the Senate for action.
The news from Washington wsa
received with cheers In the Canad'as
Parliament at Ottawa. whore sp~
provaI Of tho agreement 10 rsssrdsd
as assured.
George e. Foster, the Conservative
leader, speaking in the Canadian Per-
lament, said he feared reciprocity
would tend toward annexation o.
Canada to the United States.
Addresses favoring reciprocity win
South American countries were maze
at the Pan American Commercial
Conference in Washington.
President Taft explained thas
while in principle he favored reel
procity with all countries, tho Cans
| dian agreement was the only one con-
templatsd at present.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
IMMUNE FROM ALCOHOL
Margaret Dale's Father Leaves
Brain to Science.

Philadelphia. Feb. 14.-Jules Rosen-
dale of this city. a translator and father
of Margaret Dale. the actress. died to-
day. aged seventy-six years. Mr.. Rosen-
dale directed ir his will that his body De
crematcd and that his brain and stom-
ach he given TO the University of Penn
sylvania to discover the reason lot MS
immunity from the usual effects OF IN
tcxicating drink.
1t is stated by physicians that MI
Rosendale could consume almost uniiEi-
tied quantities Of alcoholic liquor WIN
ar, any effect whatever upon his brain
OF nervous system.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
S5OO.OOO IN CHECKS STOLEN
Were in Two Mail Pouches Taken
in Georgia.

Atlanta. Feb. 1.-two mail pouches
known to have contained checks and
other valuable bank papers amounting
t. about SjU0.OpO. much or which WAS
negotiable have been stolen at Thalman,
Ca. near Brunswick on the Atlanta,
Birmingham * Atlantic Railroad. The
thefts occurred on the nights of Janu-
ary 10 and Il. No cleWs 20 the identity
OF the thieves have been obtained.
The pouches were being sent from
Brunswick and were dropped at Thai
man by the Atlanta. Birmingham d At
lantic road 10 be picked UP there by the
Seaboard Air Line. In the interval be-
tween trains the sacks disappeared.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
BAN ON "OH, YOU KIDD
Massachusetts Mayor Orders Arrest
Of Persons Using the Remark.
IUv Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

IEy Telegraph 10 Ihe Iri"uhc'l
Rrockton Mass. Feb 1.-THE ban Is Oh
"Oh. YOU kid in this city.
Mayor Harry G. Howard issued oroerS
.o-dav for the arrest of all who were hearu
,,stng the expression on the streets. ho
t,,,ends 10 put "A stop TO all flirting.
As the result Of several complaints TO hn'
-. voung women who say they were ac-
costed by the offensive greeting wh'o
,,oiLi,o along the street Mayor Howaru
i,s,r,,cted patrolmen 10 arrest all street
a,or lo,,e~ers and men using profanity
t,,e,,I,ing remarks ~ the presence oi
women.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
CHALONER DECLARES WIZ
But Says Family Are Fascinating
Devils, Nevertheless.
lRv Telegraph ID me- TrIbune

Richmond, Va, Feb l4.-Iae Nemesis
which has overtaken Sheriff BobohnK
in the recent Nine. Lima Cavalier incl
dent" said John Armstrong Chaloner, to-
dav." is severe. but it is not court
,Iaster patch in comparison with the
weight Of the hand that Will fall on the
other members of the family. l have
declared war against them and it is war
to the death.
Notwithstanding the fact that nave
ohanged nv name and sent the last one
OF them by the board" Mr.. Chaloner
added, II will say they are the most fas-
cinating devils l ever met.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
CITY BUYS IT'S UTILITIES
Rockhill Acquires Public Fran
chises from Martin Maloney.

Rockhir. s. c.. Feb. 1.-THE formal
transfer Of the property of Martin Ma
Ioney. Of Philadelphia, consisting OF the
water works, electric light and street
car franchises. gave to the city OF ROCK
hin to-day municipal ownership OF all
it's public utilities.
The purchase price was 100000 The
c,tv soon will issue bonds TO raise the
re1uired amount and will at once take
charge OF the plants.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATION
State Senator Suggests Death Penalty
cor Prohibition Legislators Who DRINK
fBy Telegraph 10 The lr'puhe'

fBy Telegraph 10 nv ,ao,
Raleigh. y. g.. Feb. l.-Senator bo'u'"
- tho North Carolina Senate to-day.
.,ha,, after prolonged and heated depa'e
o,tsla,iye action regarding the sale OF
-. Lcer ne offered bl' providing that
any member Of the North Carolina legs,
,a,ures from 1905 10 1911 inclusive VINO mao
,,o,ed for a prohibition measure ana ai'e'-
,,ard had taken a drink Of 'vinon@' Spir''".
go. ~, naltcd liquors. would be gull'y VI
Co,crv and be punished by death.
rbe Kent bill prohibiting The sale OF nedr
..,r oassed on its final reading ana ""9
con, IA the House for concurrence hs "
,1,,or amendments. The vote for ma
reading was 81 10 3.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
INTENSE COLD THE cRIMEA,

81. Petersburg. Feb. 1tIntense cold pre-
aus i'm The Crmea. many villages being
tso,,tod bv the heavy Snows. \ dispatch
1rCm ODESSA reports that the sea Ice ex-
,ands A hundred miles toward CONSTANT
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
ATLANTIC COAST LINE,
r crANDARD nv OF The SOUTH.

THE STANDARD HT. OF TIE sou n.
ltd trains daily TO Florida. Cuba South
to.ts A. NJ, l.26. 3.3S. $50 r. NJ 1918 B way.
-AdVt
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15

So easy and delightful! spence s,aidsn GI,
eyeglasses with lhklt sudioF 90
ASNt
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