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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-06-11
AnpIeaates, Examination.

A considerable part of the testimony
of DIR. c. F. Apologize, superintendent
CT the hospital for the insane at Mt
Pleasant, has been previously report
ed He was the chief expert for the
state His testimony was diametrical-
ly opposed to that of DR.. f. O. Jack
man. the expert that was subpoenaed
for the defense.
DR.. Apologize in his testimony said
in response to interrogations that an
illusion of feeling was unusual but that
it did exist. 1t was one of many alb
normal sensations and victims of them
complained Of them in exaggerated
form. DR.. Apologize said he had heard
no evidence that indicated Illusions
on the part of the defendant In re-
Spouse to interrogatories propounded
by Prosecutor Craig the witness said
that the defendants grabbing his
father by the wrist and drawing blood
and being sorry for the act immediate
ly thereafter was indicative more of a
sane than an insane act, There was
nothing in the testimony that indica
ted to the mind of the witness that
Samuels' fall from building where
he had been employed was due tc
epilepsy. There was nothing in tbs
evidence that indicated epilepsy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-06-11
Hard for Gray Hair.

Marshalltown Times Republican,
If any gray haired man thinks it's
easy to get job in strange city, let
hin, try it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-06-11
All Evidence is Introduced in the Samuels Murd-
er Trial-Very Brief Session Held
Yesterday Morning
DR.. APPLICABLE RECEIVED 500 PER DAY
Witness Told Why He Considered the Testimony
of the Other Physicians as Being Unrela-
ble-Held to His Opinion.

The Samuels murder trial will be
resumed at 2 o'clock Monday after
noon. Court was in session for ten
yesterday morning, during
which time both the state and the de-
Tense announced that they rested,
which meant that the testimony for
both had been finished. A recess was
taken until O'Clock Monday after
noon when the trial of this somewhat
cause celebre will be resumed. The
reluctance of the lawyers as we'll as
that of the court to witnessing dl-
vision and separation of the argu-
ments resulted in the agreement by
counsel that the case should go over
until Monday afternoon. In dismisslng
the jury Judge Hamilton said that 1T
was trying weather that was prevail
ing and he did not think that 1t was
proper to interrupt the arguments, so
he took the recess that the law per-
mitted him to take. 1t would give the
lawyer an opportunity of investiga-
ting and consulting authorities as well
as permit the jurors to retire to their
homes over Sunday. Judge Hamilton
admonished the jury that the members
of it were not to talk about the case
and not permit members or theil
own families to make any reference t.
it.
1t is not likely that this noted mur
| der trial will be finished before Wed
| nesday of the coming week. The al
guments will be begun Monday morr
ing at nine o'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-06-11
compensatIon 800 Per Day.


In response to questions forcibly
and persistently put by Attorney Hart
zell, DR.. Applegate said that he in this
case was receiving the ordinary fee OF
experts of his class, which was 500
per day. He said that he came to
Keokuk to testify on the evidence that
was produced in this case. He had not
heard the evidence of the state, the
father of the defendant was the first
witnss that he heard. He had SAID
nothing in advance of the trial what
he thought about the sanity or insanity
of Samuels. His opinion was based
on the evidence that he had heard and
his observations of the defendant In
the court room He had no opinion to
present on all OF the evidence in the
case for he had not heard all of it.
In the redirect examination DR.. Ap-
pleeate said that he considered the
testimony of the local physicians that
had testified as unreliable for the rea-
son that their opinion was based upon
insufficient facts and data.
In the redirect DR.. Apologize said
that his opinion as to the sanity OF
the accused was based on the prose
/ cutor's version of the case, of the
1 evidence that he had heard and ms
/ observations Of the defendant He con
sidered the testimony of DIR. Jackmar
unreliable for the reason that there
was not sufficient evidence upor
I which to base it.
Further the witness said that coat
! ed tongue as an indication of insanlt.
was unreliable. He had never read an,
authority to that effect and he MAJ
read all authorities printed in the Enc
lish tongue The fall from the scaffoid
4 ing was no evidence of epilepsy IN "
4 self nor was the reading of the bibl
to his children.
DIR. Applegate said that Prosecute
| Craig had told him that he (Cra1g) oil
!. not want to send an insane man to tn
penitentiary and that he wanted tn
honest opinion of the witness
DR.. A. B. Hughes and Dr. George
Jenkins answered long hypothetics
' questions, their responses being I
3 those interrogations that such pc
:. son as described was of sound mind,
/ The arguments in the murder trii
q will he begun at 2 o'clock Monday a
l. ternoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-06-11
Eolex,s Kidney Remedy

is particularly recommended for
chronic cases of kidney and bladder
trouble. 1t tends to regulate and con-
troll the kidney and bladder action
and Is healing, strengthening and
bracing. wilkinson & Co, and ]. F.
Kiedaisch & Son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-06-11
TRY
MARCHEFKE'S
Ice Cream
for something good. Just like horne
made.
Pastor Refuses Salary.

A Beverley, N. j., clergyman has
pledged himself to never accept his
salary. He prefers to make his living
from his farm and preach gratui-
tously.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-06-11

had reached the long corridor, where
the setto was lively for time, &C
cording to the story told by eye wit
nesses.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-20
FOR FIRST TIME PRISONER
FACES ACCUsERs ALONE
Escorts wife 10 Door Of Clerks
Office and There Kisses
Her Goadbys

Kansas City. Mo, Nov, 20 by q
rule sought by the state all witnesses
but the defendant in the Hyde case
were excluded from the court room
today Thus for the first time since
hyde was brought to trial he has fac
ed his accusers alone The seat be-
side his usnually occupied by his
wife. was vacant
Hyde escorted hs wife TO the dnor
the clerks office whefe he kissed
her goodbye Judge Portertield said
today that Mrs Hyde probably would
not he admitted to the snurt roou1
until the final arguments TheD Sem
ator Reed began his opening speech
for the state. The court room was
jammed
The delenses understanding OF the
supreme courts decision IN the first
case is that no collateral issues al
legged to be cnnected with the death
Of GA swope shall be presented in
this hearing 1t Is understood the
prosecution VIII not attempt 10 hiring
in collateral issues
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-20
NOTED WOMAN WHOWAS COURTED
BY DUKES AND LORDS TO WE'D
A MAN WHOSE LIFE SHE SAVED

They bad Just passed through New
Rochelle. when, peering ahead, Miss
Dean saw by toe light of her front
lamp the PROSTATE form OF q man
beside the road
Slowing down she rode 10 where
the man was lying and letl the car
With her sister and brother-in-law, Is
investigate
The man Was unconscious and EVIL
IDENTIFY had been so for some time.
A. 10 developed afterwards, he had
been struck by an automobile while
walking IN the road. and the automo-
hilist had hurried on. leaving the
yCung man 10 his fate.
Smelling salts were all Miss Dean
had in the way OF restoritlyes, but
this sufticed, and the yicum ot the
accident. who proved TO be Mr.. Ke-
noe, was revived.
He was taken to his home 10 the
ear and there learned the Identity OF
the Young woman who had gone 10
bis aid
He was permitted 10 call on Miss
Dean. and now there is TO he . wed.
ding.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-20
Try L.easen Mirel

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 20-A legal
hattie, with mans life at stake,
which promises to attract the atten-
ton of the country, opened here To-
day. having been transferred from
Armstrong county under change OF
Venue, The, ease is that of George
Goidap, IA shoe merchant of Wyckboro,
Armstroag county, who shot and kili'
ed his wife, he says. mistaking her
for burglar The tragedy occurred
the same night that Henry Beattie'
Jr., shot bis wife.
There is a brilliant array of coun-
sci on both sides. Mr.. Golden
brother, E. E. Golden IS county so
licitor in Armstrong county, and he
has a large number of friends who
are sticking TO him. The family is
prominently connected throughout
Allegheny and Armstrong counties
and relatives and friends have rallied
10 his support
Mr.. Golden has borne an excellent
reputation in his nome county and
when his wife was shot the coroner
paid hardly any attention TO the case
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-20
OWEN FAv0Rs THE RECALL
Would Apply to United States
Supreme Court
Justices
special 10 the Daily Leader.

Special to the Daily Leader
Tulsa, Okla, Nov. 2O-In opening
his campaign for reelection 10 the
United States senate, Robert H. owen
among other statements. declared in
favor Of making the recall apply to-
justices Of the United States supreme
court.
Understand me, | am not attack.
ing the integrity of the supreme
court. he said, The court in re-
cent decisions of great importance no
doubt interpreted the law from its
own viewpoint The viewpoint should
be changed Why, if / We're hrm
believer in the doctrine OF immersion
and would put this question to a court
composed OF nard shell Baptists. what
kind Of decision do you think !
would get? The recall of Judges is
but great safeguard 10 representa-
tive government
Senator owen declared the rule OF
reason laid down by the supreme
court in the tobacco trust and Stand
ard Oil dissolution suits annulled the
criminal features of that statute and
as a civil statute made it ridiculous
At a banquet rendered him by the
Tulsa Press club, Senator owen made
a stron gpiea in favor Of his propos-
ed department of health
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-20
WANTED SWELL RA|MENT
"Frog" Moorc's Yearning for
Purple and Fine Linen L ands
Him in Trouble

Willie Moore, a well known young
colored sprout with sporting inclina-
Itions, familiarly and lovingly known
among 'the gang as Frog decid-
led he could not longer keep up his
cherished reputation as the best
dressed niger in the bunch unless
he procured new rafment. Frog
was a broken quantity as far as
real money was concerned, but this
did not bother him long He argued
that ne just must have the clothes,
so Saturday night he gained entrance
to Copelands second hand store on
Second street and procured a pair or
trousers that suited his artistic eye,
and became his particular style OF
beauty He got away with the goods,
but was later caught with the trous'
ers on His case will come up before
His Honor, Judge Chapel, this even
ing at o'clock.
Verify, this yearning for purple
and fine linen, leads many one astray.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-20
BAR ASSOCIATION MEET
Guthrie Legal Lights VIII Ap.
pear on Program Arranged
for Next Month

Judge 4 II Huston OF Guthrie has
been selected hy the executive com
mittee to act as toast master at the
banquet to be given during the state
Bar association al oklahoma City,
December 9l.22 The banquet will be
held on the evening Of the seconn
dly. Judge John II 3urlord, the re-
firing president. appears on the pro-
gram, in addition to " II. Johnson,
Ardmore; S. T. l'Ieeline, shawnee;
Judge Preston s. Davis, Ninitai col.
j. W. Johnson Oklahoma city.
The annual address viii be deliver.
ed by Hon F. u Sddous, Washing
ton. D. c. MI Siddons is an able
lawyer and scholar OF ability The
complete program follows.
*rhe Recall of Judges Hon, c. B.
stuart. Oklahoma City
Workingmen Compensation Acts
J. ". Hooker. Purcell
Powers and Jurisdiction of Spe.
cia Judges T. c. Simons, End
Questions in indian Titles, John
n Kane, Rartlesville.
judicial History Of Oklahoma,
Justice Il H. Williams, Dnrant.
THE Dawes Commission Records
j. Il Campbell Muskpgee.
Committee reports with discus.
sions thereon will be submitted the
morning cf the frst day. The execu-
tive committee asks that district. SUI
perigr ana county Judges throughout
the state win adjourn the court during
the sessions, in order that Judges and
lawyers may attend the sessions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-20
OFFICERS Hello NO STOCK
ALlEGED IN PETITIGN
Promoters Will Be Called Upon
to Produce the Money They
Have Received

District Judge A. II Huston today
named c. c. Smith as receiver for the
Capital City Investment company, up
on the amended application filed by
the petitioner
Ex-Governor Cassius NJ Barnes
was president and former United
States District Attorney Outcelt or
Texas was also an officer OF the com
pany Attorney Brown application
alleged that no stock had ever been
issued or paid for by either Barnes
or Outcelt, that they We're both be-
yond the jurisdiction Of the court;
that the officers had all resigned and
left here. that the lands embraced
within the proposed capital addition
to Guthrie had not been decided to
either the promoters or to the com
pany, there being nothing but con-
tracts authorizing the promoters to
sell it out in lots and deeds would
be made as the lots were paid for.
The petition alleges, further that
no plat was ever recorded, although
one was made after surveying and
plating the lands into lots that the
real stockholders of the concern are
insolvent; that monies were paid in.
to the company by let purchasers to
an amount more than sufficient to
pay for the land and all reasonable
expenses; that no one is looking al
ter the equities of the lot purchasers
the company or its creditors that
upon proper accounting nothing is
due from most Of the lot purchasers
and that il the promoters will ac
count for what they have received the
original owners OF the land can be
paid in full
There are outstanding it is set
forth, some l,200 contracts for one or
more lots at 800 each Attorney
Brown believes equity will defer all
other persons until the lot buyers are
protected and that the rub" will
come when the promoters are called
upon to produce the monies they have
received from these Let buyers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-20
BARBER DELIVERED WOMAN
INTO HANDS OF MOB
Says Defendants on Trial Were
Not Present al Actual
Tarrl0g
(By Associated Press.)

Lincoln Center, Kas., Nov. 20
Chester Anderson, who shortly after
the 'tarring' OF Miss Chamberlain
was sentenced to ninety days in jail
for his part in it, and is now await
ing trial on appeal, was the first
witness at the beginning OF the tar
trial today. He tod how the "tai
party" met at Clark's mill in Shady
Bend and arranged the details OF the
plot He said he took a load of corn
10 the min and one of the men there
described the plan to tar the school
teacher and asked him if he would
take her out. He said no" he said,
as she had done him no harm. He
returned TO Shady Bend and when he
told Ed Ricord, the barber. about the
plans, Ricord said he would take her
out. He then told now he and Del
bert Kindelsparger held up the buggy
in which Ricord was driving with the
woman, at the point of a pistol All
were masked, he said Ricord jumped
out. The band took Miss Chamber
lain then ami tarred her Those de-
fendants on trial today were not
present at the actual tarring. he said,
as they could not keep up with le
Utucrst NHO fOut lHOloItytltS
Jury All Farmers
Twelve substantial farmers, to
whom jury service represents pat
riotic duty but a loss Of money, will
decide whether Sherroll Clark. mer
chant; John Schmidt, wealthy farm
er, and A n. Simms, miller, are gull
Nv OF participation in the tarring of
Mary Chamberlain the Beverly
school teacher, in Shady Bends tar
party last August.
All but two of the jurors are mar
ried, some having grown children,
and counsel for both sides are inciln-
ed to describe the jury as an ideal
one, composed of men above the ay-
erage in intelligence.
Juror Toole confessed to his part In
a recent romance at Sylvan Grove,
near, here under the stern eye OF
Judge Dallas Grover, rather than
tell an untruth Under examination
Toole. ascked him in mat
ter Of fact way if he was not an un-
married man..
confesses Love Secret
tYes-I mean n-nnO, Toole an
SWpFcu, HOOhiUS HdIu dt luc JuuSC'
WHAT mean is, I'm married He
then explained that two weeks ago
he secretly married Miss Kavanaush,
the telephone operator at Sylvan
Grove. They had not intended an i'm
mediate announcement
The big sensation was the arrest OF
Jim Booze. engineer in the mill at
Beverly, owned by Everett G. Clark,
who was regarded as the principal
defendant and who pleaded guilty in
court the day his trial was called.
The county attorneys office de-
cline to discuss the effect of Booze's
arrest on the present trial, beyond
giving a statement of Boozes alleg'
ed connection with the present de-
PENDANTS, who wifi attempt to prove
an alibi
Major John ]. McCurdy attorney
for the defense, however, charges
that Booze's arrest is IAN attempt at
intimidation on the part of the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-20
WEATHER. FORECAST FOR WEEK

" ashngton. y. G., Nov 20.---The
week will be one ot generally fair
weather md reasonable temperature
throughout the country, according TO
the forecast for the week issued hy
the weather bureau. t
Rains viii continne, says thsE,ul-
letn In the nJrth Pacific states
during the next several days and snow
tlurries are probable al Intervals on
the Great ldKes Tile next disturD-
auce of Importance cross the coun-
try will appear IN the northwest Mons
day or Tuesday aud move thence
aiong the northern border 10 the st.
Lawrence valley, reaching the latter
district about Friday This disturb
bance will be attended By local
SHOWS In the northern states and be
followed by a change 10 coider wealth
er over the northern halt os the couu-
try This cold change will appear in
the northwestern states about the
middle ot the week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-20
lRy Leased VIlrel

New iork Nov 20 Miss Evelyn
X. Dean. one OF the Celebrated Dean
twin sisters. widely known in society
from Bar Harbor Ia Palm Beach who
was courted by dukes and lords uu-
iii driven TO making the announce
ment that when sne accepted hus-
band he would he good American
citizen is TO be a bride December .,
next.
The bridegroom sill be Charles F.
Kehce of New Rochelle and the nm
ion will bear the hall mark of real
romance Tor the first time Miss
Dean saw her prospective husband.
he was lying in the roadside uncon-
scions. after having been run down
by an automobile.
Several months ago. Miss Evelyn
h Dean. who owns several autOmo-
biles and is an expert driver, was on
her way to this city from Newport. ac-
companied by Mr and Mrs 5. Hughes
their destination being the Hotel An
scpia. where Miss Dean was then liv.
ing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-20
DRINKS POISON IN WHISKY
Widow Kills self After Causing Ar
rest of Companion
ciai 10 the Dally Leader

Special TO the Daily Leader
Joplin. Mo. Nov 2j.-Mrs. Mar
thu McDade Of Bradleyllle. Mo. Kill.
ed herself i'm Webb City. today. hy
swallowing a half pint OF whisky in
which she had placed strychnine
Mrs McDade was recently divorced
and received few hundred dollars.
Coming to Weob City on business
venture with J II Dumpprope of Pitts
burg. Kan. she last night swOre ont
warrant against him lie was put
in the Webb City jail
This morning AIRS. McDede Appear
ed al che sail and offered him a
drink OF whiskey He tasted IL and
spat Il out She then drank the mix
ture.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-20
BABES "COOs" DIVORCE CURE ?

Tulsa. Okla, Nov. 20 Judge Tom
Brown. Of Claremore Oklahoma 3
golden rule iurist,' has introduced a
novel procedure in a divorce case.
Mrs. Lulu Keller. IS years old, was
suing Gilmore Keller, her 2o-year-
old husband, for absolute divorce IN
the district court at NOwata' but
Judge Brown dismissed the proceed
ings for the time being and gave the
couple until next April In which to at
tempt reconciliation. The Kellers
were married two years ago and re"
Gently baby came to their home.
Judge Brown believes the prattle OF
the child is a balm sufficient 70 heal
any domestic wounds that may exist
provided sufficient time is taken to
test It,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-20
KILLS 30-P0UNOo GOOSE
Federal Judge Cotteral Brings
Down Monster Bird on
Hunting Trip

Judge John H. Cotterai. Chas Hunt
er. Howard Hopps and several others
tnat made up the hunting party that
went to the salt Plains of Alfalfa
county last week have returned They
brought back a plentiful quantity OF
qusii and duck But TO Judge Cot
teraI belongs the honor and distiac
ton of having bagged the big game
Of the hunt. He killed a mammoth
sized goose. weighing 80 pounds He
is Justly proud Of his kill The trip
was delightful one and the results
very satisfactory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-20
TWO ALLEGED JOINTS
RA|DED SATURDAY, NIGHT

Chief Mitchell raded the Joint in
the basement under the restaurant at
212 West Harrison avenue Saturday
night. Chas. Hnntley was arrested
as the proprietor being the only one
present at the time. He will have a
nearing before Judge Chapel this
evening at O'clock A basement
place on East Harrison was also
raiied Saturday night by the sheriffs
force. A number of people were in
the basement rooms but no real stuff
was in sight when the entrance was
made. With the city officials coop
Grating with the county officials.
things look brighter for cleaner
city Let the good work go on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-20
BROTHER OF WOMAN WHO WAS
SHOT BY HUSBAND is PUSHING
HIS PROSECUTION FOR MURDER

mot even holding formal inquest.
The husband was released on his
statement and the matter was drop
ped as far as the authorities of Arm
strong county were concerned.
But a brother of Mrs. Golden, W.
A. Simmons, did not believe the story
lof his sisters death as told by the
she mercnaht He began an investi.
cation which resulted in an informa-
tion being laid against the husband
and it was charged that he killed his
wife in order to seal her lips so that
she could not reveal the alleged fraud
ulent secretion of goods by bankrupt
III is Mr. Simmons who has worked up
the entire case against Mr. Golden
the authorities of Armstrong county
taking little interest in it.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-20
OKLAHOMA CITY LAWYER
AOJUVGED INSANE

Oklahoma City, Okla. Nov Pop
NJ. Sullivan. the Local attorney who
med the $250.0O0 damage suit against
former Governor Haskell and sever.
al other state and Local officers.
which has been dismissed was ad-
Judged insane by the commissioners
of Oklahoma county sullivan was
taken into custody Immediately by Il
deputy sheriff He appealed at once
from the decision but he viii not he
allowed to go at large pending final
determination OF the appeal
sullivan recently asked the gov
ernor ami state auditor to hear his
case under an old statute making
these officers board to try insanity
cases in cases of extreme necessity
but they refused to near his case.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-20
SECRETARY OF WAR
ISSUES FORCIBLE ORDERS
Commander Of Troops Author
lied TO Act Without Waiting
Further Orders
(By Associated Press J

Washington. D. c.. Nov 20 Deter
mined to stamp out tilibustering eN
petitions against Mexico, Secretary ol
War Stimson today authorized Gen
eral Duncan commanding the depart
ment of Texas. to enforce the nett
trality laws with yigor. and to move
troops under his command without
awaiting orders from the department
Stimson also Informed Duncan ne
should not lack for all cavalry neces
sary to- prevent fiibustering