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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-06-15

If General Woods plan OF giving
each cadet six months in actual mill
tary life before graduation is adopted
the number of applicants to enter
West Point may become less ana
less.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-06-15

The democratic debate over free
wool wakes warm, but unless we miss
our guess Mr.. Bryan's part of It has
just begun.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-06-15

1t remains to be seen whether
peaches" Graham, the catcher Chi
cago got from Boston will prove to be
q King or not.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-06-15

About every time the democrats do
something that seems to them sens,-
BILE they find they have displeascd
their three-time presidential candi-
date.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-06-15

This peace propaganda seems no
have allaged hostilities IA Breatl.itt
county, Kentucky, anyway.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-06-15

You may crown i'm when you
ready, Johnny Bull. Mistah John
son has arrived.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-06-15

Mr. Bryan Gays chasing rabbits was
his hobby during boyhoo.i. AS a
twig is bent, SO the limb will grow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-06-15

The Boston Herald observes that
1.-THE Boston ancients are 273 years
old Ought to be fairly good spirits
then.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-06-15

If Wall street is beginning eigh-
teen months ahead to worry about the
next presidential election it viii not
leave itself much time for either.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-06-15

Yuma, Ariz., shows up with tenn
perature of no 1t must be having
its winter now.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-06-15

Uncle Sam has not yet officially
recognized the Republie of Lower
California, has he?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-06-15

For good dollar diplomacy the need
is good dollars and good diplomacy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-06-15
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-23
BURGLAR GETS JIMMY BACK

Judge, Indignant at AcGuittnl, Orders
IOusebreakinG kit Returned.
Chicago January s9.-Judgc Marcus
kavanaugh caused a sensation in the
Criminal Court Building when he Or
dcrcd the return OF n Jimmy to n
professional burglar and former con-
Wet who had just been acquitted by
Il jury despite the fact that he had
been literally caught with the goods
The prisoner was ThemaS Lana gan.
with a double prison record. Part Of
his plumber was found in his room.
and with a stolen butcher knife he put
ZIP a. desperate resistance against ar
rest. After adjonrning court Judge
I<avannugh, still anS'ry, made Il state
nlcnt in chambers
ut has become almost Impossible 10
convict a burglar, murderer, bandit,
highwnyman or any sort OF criminal III
Chicago he said. "The criminal may
be identified in the most positive man
nor. Caught with the stolen goods IN
his possession: he may have criminal
record a yard long. and tho evidence
against him may be absolutely con
elusive. vet jurtcs viii not convict. II
is getting worse and worse II makes
my blood boil"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-23
"BLEssING IN DISGUISE"
Whithitt-i Eaton Controversy WAS Need
cd 70 Clear Up Church Atmosphere.
Special To Tho T>itppS. nIspatcb

Especial to The Times Dispa tchI
Louisville, I[y., january 22.---Asser-
tlon was made to-day at the memorial
services for the late Rev. William H.
MhitSttt, former president OF the
southern Baptist Theological Seminary
VINO died In Richmond Friday night
mat the famous Whitsitt- Eaton rcli-
SiouS controversy, which came near
ulFrnpting the Baptist Church nftccn
years ago. was Il blessing in dyguisc
Or. a. T. Robertson. a professor I'm the
seminary, and close friend and as
sociate Of DR.. Whitsitt, declared that
just SUCH an explosion WAS needed to
Clarity the atmosphere. and that IT.
mas tended to unity tile church in SEN
umcnt, thought and cooperation.
)r. Whitsitt," he said was born
III the midst OF II technical contru-
versy which had been raging for Two
generations. Technical exceptions were
taken by some doctrina!rc' TO nearly
every statement made concerning The
theology and doctrines Of the various
churches Nothing less than such a,
terrific explosion as the WIitsitt Eaton
controversy could possibly have ended
the bitter doc,rinai discussions
Or. ". J. McGlothlin professor OF
church history at the Southern Hap-
list Theological Seminary, said at the
memorial services that Or. Whits;tts
contention In the controversy. that
immersion VAS restored by tho Han
lists OF England in l64l. is nov uni
Hcrsailr accepted By the Baptisi faith
Dr. Whitsitt had discovered tho cvact
uate5 while student in German ond
EnSllSh universities
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-23
Blo,. Up ncrolut1onist..

New Orleans, La, January o2.-Thcre
is a wide divergence Of opinion among
Central Americans here as % the effect
which the seizure OF the Revolutionary
Sunboat Hornet will liavu upon the
movement of Manuel Bon,lla TO regain
the presidency OF Honduras. All admit
that the action of Commander Davis, OF
the Tacoma. Is q serious blow, TO tho
revolutiG1ists.
y close friend and adviser OF BonlIa
said tonight that while the seizure
of the Hornet would Interfere with his
plans. nothing except the actual inter
vcntion OF the United States could now
prevent the defeat of the pav!la adj
min!stration.
You Will hear of the fan of Ceiba
within the next two or three days.
he said. and tho war Will rapidly be
pushed to the interior
y corporal and twelve marines from
the United States cruiser Marietta arc
stationed in tho railroad cards at Cei-
ba with instructions TO protect Amcri-
can life and property ana tn prevent
any lighting within the town. That's
only a handful of men said the cap
tain of the steamer Navigator. which
arrived here tonight from Cniha, but
it is sufficient force to carry out
Uncle SANS orders"
1t was reported tonight that secret
agents of tho state Department have
been here for several days .Intcrvic W
ing members of the hornets crow
who returned to New Orleans last
Monday from Ruratan. Whea the men
came back here. ono OF them stated
they had taken an oath not TO tell
where the Hornet got the suns and
ammunition which were pat aboard
after she sailed from this port on De-
ccmber 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-23
Picks Landing place.

Havana. January oo.--Aliator Nc
Curdy. who is 70 make n slight from
Key West 10 Havana. and Who arrived
yesterday on the United States torpedo
boat destroyer PauldinE, TO pick out
&. suitable landing place, Inspected the
parade ground and polo field at Camp
Columbia to-day. He decided that the
polo field vas an ideal spot for Il land
Ing. Hc Will leave here tomorrow on
tho PauldinG for Key West and it Is
his present intention TO start Tuesday
morning between S and . o'clock on
mis- voyage to Cuba. lie expects to
mako the flight In two hours, should
the present favorable conditions con-
tinuc. IIe Will circle MOTTO Castle and
then follow tho limo of the drive along
the shore TO camp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-23
. DRINKS CARBOLIC ACID

1'r' Couldn't Rear Thought OF som.
rhttnE From Sweetheart
Maud lIiNon. a prcttS- eighteen ycar-o1a
slri, Respondent because or III heaItb
ahd the thought OF being separated
ron. her sweetheart. telephoned thc
ihIcr' George Bony, "goou- by, last
nsht and immediately drank an ounce
or ca rboiic acid. She died to day at
take the girl to their homo r, Red
1crcl, Ma, but instead he will leave
mere TO- morrow with tho corpse.
George j.. HiauT. aged thirty THIS
morning put, Ia bullet into his breast
ana another through his brain, diving an
hoor later. lie is survived by a widow
aud daughter,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-23
FUGlTlvEs STAND PAT
Republican Senators VIII Not Return
Intll GOvSrnor Givcs Word.

tntil Governor Gives Word.
neelinS, w Va. January 22.-Thc
Joseph II, Chiffon, brother OF VIII
nan. +. Chiffon. recently chosen By the
Democrats OF Wfst Virginia FOR the
long term scnatorship, during which he
was 70 offer terms to the fifteen self
cXilcd' Republican state Senator'S has
failed. according to advices received
here tonight. Governor Giasscocl. it
appears. must say tho sword before the
Republicans VIII return to West Viz
Sinia The following statement has
been received here from Senator Mere
dith, spokesman for the 'cXiles,' from
Cincinnati. tonight:
The visit Of Joseph IT. Chiffon to
Cincirna,! was for the purpose of get
,inS us TO call off our exile and return
TO that State in order to elect his bro
thcr and Mr.. Watson the United states
Senators from West Virginia How :
ever. the visit was without the dcSircd
effect. We told him. as we have told
several other representatives of the
tina, We shall remain here until such
& time as Governor Glasscock wishes
us to return. Whcthcr that time is tile
2ith of February or Tomorrow. it NAL
terS very little to me. In matters Of
this kind we will abide by the dectsio II
Of Governor Glasscoci. who is on the
ground. her thar the representa- tivcs
of the Democrats.
I'm every way the situation remains
Just as 1t was before the visit of MIR.
his brothers candidacy. Naturally,
however, VIC arc interested in gcttin e
what the Republicans want, and shall
remain here until the word comes a.
rect from the Governor to return
Senator Meredith said the Senator'S
Will remain in Cincinnati over Tues
day. because he had received no word
from. the Governor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-23
Democrats Get Word OF
Advice E + 0 m State
Chairman Huppuch,
SUDDEN CHANGE
IN SIT U A TON.
His Aid for Sheehan's Cause Stirs
Agitation of Senatorial CUES
ton, Which Was Expected
to Remain Dormant Until
Next Ballot-Dix Dis
claims Responsibility.

Albany, y. ~, January 2o-Winficld
y. IIuppuch, chairman OF the ncmocra-
tic State Comniteec, declared tonight.
in statement that every Democratic
senator and Assemblyman should
abidc pS the result Of the cau.us which
last Monday night cast q majority vote
for William +. Sheehau rs the party
candidate for United States Senator
Mr.. Huppuch added that he issued
this statement after consulting a ma
iority of the members of Ills commit
tee heads, and that 1t EXPIRE ssed their
views
Just when the members or tho Lcris-
nature were beginning to return 70 81
bany TO renew the struggle over who
is to be Senator Dcpev.s successor;
this statement worked n sudden change
In the situation. which was pcctcti 10
lie dormant until the Joint assembly
took It's NTH Joint ballot Tomorrow
Adhcrents of Mr.. Shechan said tina,
they had expected Il. AS 10 the oppo-
siNor, Thomas NJ Osborne. one of the
leaders of the committee behind the
candidacy of Edward NJ. Shepard. said
when shown Il copy OF the opinion:
One good thing about this contest
- that II is bringing everybody into
the Open
n = ~ MI oSbtfne anu MI. SlCD-
ard explained this declaration by say
ing that to those familiar with the
situation, Mr.. Huppuchs stand was no
surprise.
We heve believed all along that he
was for Mr.. sheehan.r sad one Of
them; now we know It,"
Mr. Osborne said that Chairman IIup-
puch's advice disagreed with that given
BY Governor DIX last week when he
said that the legislators should vote
in accordance .with:th wishes of their
constituents and the dictates Of their
conscienceH. This statement of Cover
nor Din has fFcs, the first been duoten
blythe Democrats who boircd'' the
caucus as ground for their stand.
Senator Franklin D Roosevelt. the
young leader of the .insurgents,
agreed with Mr. Osborne "I do no,
believe that Mr.. Huppuch's statement
VIII have any effect on the twcnty-siX
members of the Legislature who have
refused 10 support Mr. Sheehan," he
said. 1T certainly will have no effect
SO far as am concerned
The Governor who was in New orl.
tonight declared that he had no
foreknowiedge OF the statement ana
that Mr.. Huppuch was responsible IN
Hyiduaily for anything lie might say.
William f. Sheehan. who came here
Tonight from his home in New York.
read Mr. Huppuch's statement, but de-
citned 70 be quoted regarding it. how
ever. The Sheehan men already mere
did not conceal their citation over the
statement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-23
W Chance Of Pence.

Charles ton. w. Va. January 23.-That
no proposition is now vending looking
toward the return of tho fifteen Rcpub-
iican Senators from Cincinnati to join
the Democrats was stated to night by
Governor Cilasscock. Senator Kidd. who
is presiding over the Senate sessions,
and by William L. Chiffon one of the
Democratic caucus nominees for the
United States Senate.
Chiffon and Clarence w. Watson. the
Democratic nominees, returned from
Washington to day. Governor Glass
cock called upon them and then COM
municatcd With tho self -cSiled" Re
publican Senators at Cincinnati How
future actions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-23
NEW YORKER GIVES 100000
His GIFT Advances Cause of George
WnAhlnEtom Memorial Association.

n New York. January ;:.-The nlii-
mate purpose Of the George Washing
ton Memorial Association was adj
vanced materially to-day, when the
sum Of o.100'was donated by a New
York nnancicr, whose name is not dis
sure the collection Of a total of $500
600 which the association has set itself
10 get before a site for the memorial
association IS TO erect a building. to
DC known as the George Washington
Memorial Building" III commemoration
OF our first President and tis interest
in higher education in America. This
building is ~ furnish q home and gath
crinE place for national. patriotic.
scientific, educational, literary, art,
medical and other organizations which
may need such accommodn tons.
1t is purposcd TO raise s2.N0o.n00 for
the building and an additional $500
as an endowment for ma intcnancc, SO
tina conventions and societies can use
the building without charge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-23
LAST BUFFALO HUNT NOW ON
Michel Pablo Killing or Ills Herd In
Suite of NIontnnu 4 uthorit1es.

Calgary Alberta. January a2--The
last act Of Il. spectacular deal is now
Icing enacted on :hc plains of the
l'lathcad reservation in Montana
breed. who sold to the Canadian gov
eminent 500 head of buffalo, the last
existing herd In the United States. is
noW. In face of warnings and threats
ing off some twenty bulls which he
was unable TO corral and ship 10 Can
ada. SN
Tho last big buffalo hunt in the his
tory of the world which was pro-
posed By 1nablo. was called off by the
Montana authorities. OH tho ground
that it would be a violation of the
game laws of the State, but for three
weeks Pablo has been hunting and
shooting down these bulls, and has
already Killed half. a dozen Or moro m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-23
NEW FIGURES ARE
SET BY ARMALEE
Wright Aviator Estab-
fishes American En-
durance Record.
BEATS TIME OF
ARCH HOXSEY
Remains i'll Air 3 Hours, 50 Min
utes and 4e is Seconds-Could
Have Stayed Longer, but
Scat.Was Hard and Hands
Got cold-Ely Is
Lionizcd.

san Francisco. Cal, January IL
San Francisco's aviation meet pro-
duccd a new American endurance
record to-day, when Phillip O. Parma
1ccf l'iloting Wright bipianc, remained
aloft for three hours, tnirty-nine
pinutes ana forsynine and onc-,it,b
Epconds.
The best previous endurance record
in America was that OF a. l.. ). elsh, OF
ST. Louis. who established a record OF
three hours. eleven minutes and iiity.-
five seconds.
~ Los Angeles. Arch Ioxscy VINO
later was killed. was credited with an
nnoHicial rcco,d Of three hours anu
seventeen minutes.
\ crowd Of 25o0o persons chccrcu
Parrnalcc as he circlcd above them
When lie finally descended. several ad-
mircrs among them Eugene B. Ely.
hostcd Parmalcc on their shoulders
and carried him in triumph TO n stand
IN the middle OF Selfr!dgc Held. wncrc
General Taskcr H. Bliss, other army
officers and host 81 women crowded
about the aviator to extend congratu-
lat!ons.
II could have remained UP longer
said Parmalcc. but my seat grew so
hard and ms hands and fec, so numbcd
with the cold, that decided 10 come
down after cl!nching the American
record"
Tie long night was uneventful
ELY Llonizcd. .
Ely who landed on the deck Of TIC
cruiser Pennsylvania IN a b!planc last
THURSDAY. was lionized by tho arms
and navy oday- WITH Major J. IL.
y Ncill. in command OF the field en-
.camp!ncnt. and Captain Pond. he re.
viewed the troops OF tho Second l:ai-
talon OF the Thir,icth Infantry and d
detachment OF blue Jackets from the
warship. Then followed the prcscnta-
tion 10 the aviator OF gold medal by
inc army.
Aftnr this ceremony. Ely went up in
his biplanc TO deliver on behalf OF the
aviation committee. an invitation TO
Nine. Louise Tetrazzini. an opera
singer. to attend the meeting.
Nine. Totrazzini. according to pre-
arranged plan, was waiting in an auto
mobile at tho lnglesidc Golf Links,
about i've miles north of the aviation
field.
1t was Ely's intention to &C, az an
aerial escort TO tho diva for the rest
OF The tourney 10 Selfridge Field. but
after rcnsccndinE, tho aviator lost her
automobile among the crush of other
machines on the road and she had TO
Ind her OWN way.
Attempts by amateurs to ny added to
the long iiSt OF accidents that have
marked exhibitions by noviccs at this
meet. Thaddcus S. Kcrns. youthful
amateur stood his machine on its nose
In tho middle of the nnld. The engine
was Jared through tho stanchon sup
porting the drivers scat. and Kcrns
had n narrow escape from injury.
Another novice who came 10 grief
was George RI. Loose. plotting = BIZ
plane. Loose negotiated tho length OF
the field in darts and skips On reach
ing a knoll near the limits of the en-
closure, q plane Grazcd the shoulder OF
a spectator. the machine swervcd ana
turned over or It's side, wrccking itself.
The aviator was not Injured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-23
FIRE ON WATER FRONT
.M.nrchousc ami rIcr. - 1a.,. y,

~ " n l'usc md Piers mt Jacksonyii,o
Arc Destroyed.
,'au:hSohNllle, fla. January 2o.-Firc
i.nI.ihs IN Wholesale paper ware
mouse, to-day burned large part ~
tnc water front and was not cytin.
Sulshcd until the warehouse and stock
~ ~ tnc rlSnn-i Harris uiiard Whoicsala
,tfaln Company and Il long shed used
~ ms Glide Line for pcrishahJe
freight. with the piers on which the
ouiiiinss stood. We're destroyed The
partially insured ~, -
rive hre!nan were prccipitated into
Inc river when burning pier col
iin , but We're rescued without in :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-23
HUPPUCH SAYS IT'S "DUTY,
Urges All Democrats to Vote for Cau-

Hudson Falls, \. Y, January SO
winfield A. Hnppuch, chairman of the
Democratic State Committee and a
business associate of Governor Dix.
ISSUED the following statement to-
night on the senatorial situation:
The caucus being the rccocnizcd
usage of All parties from time immc-
mortal, there should be no question
OF It's being the duty of all Assembly,
men and State Senator's elected upon
the Democratic ticket to abide by'its
result and vote for the senatorial can
nldate Of the overwhelming majority
Most assurediy. should either OF the
otner candidates voted for at the eau
Gus have secured Il majority of lis
votes. their followers would have I'M
insisted upon such candf-
oates undivided support"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-23
TRIBUTE TO PURITY

Geneva Saloon Men Close Shop to
fIcnr Pastor NcCunig's Lecture.
Rochester, n. ~, January 22.-Every.
saloon and hotel bar in Geneva was
closed for two hours last night during
q lecture in tho Opera House by Rev
]. a.. McCuaig. of New York City, on
Purity"
Mr.. McCuaig is vice-president Of the
National Christian League for the Pro
motion of Purity, and has heen making
When the liquor men heard Of the
lecture they held a meeting, and not
only decided to close up during tho
lecture, but TO attend the IScturc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-23
SOCIALISTS MIX THEIR DATES
Flock to Attend Demonstrations for Edi-
- tor. hut Thcrc lsn't Any.

--- Tut, ny. -------- ~
Fort Scott. Kan. January Eek
pcctinS to attend a demonstration
against tho incarccratio or Fred War
rem. editor Of The Appeal to Reason.
Il Socialist newspaper, at Girard Kan,
convicted Of improper use OF the mails,
man, Socialists from all parts Of the
country came here yesterday.
They were, however, in error as u,
the date. The mandate of the Court OF
Appeals authorizing the Imprisonment
OF Warren has not been received here
Us vet Warren has received many
letters and boxes Of flowers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-23
| Will NOT ENTER RACE
General Luke u. Wright Will Let
Others Fight IT out

NcuCTEI t.t1KC u. " FIEHt " 1T IICt
Others Fight 1t out
Nashville. Tenn, January 22.-Rc-
ports from Memphis Tonight, backed
BY rumors here. lead TO the belief that
General Luke Il. Wright, former Sec
rotary of war. has decided not to
enter the race for United States Sen
ator. is believed that so long as
cX-Goyernor Benton McNlillin and OK r.
Congressman e. n. Isnloc remain in
tho race the deadlock will continue.
The three Republican Insurg ents.
Houk. Davis and Brown, will continue
TO hold the balance of power by vot-
ing for a Republican.
If General Wright is outIas is be-
liered, Colonel l. ID. TYSON of Knox
VILE. likely Will enter to- morrow. but
he can only draw from 1IcMillin. If
cnloc were 10 retire 1t is believed
the fusionists would centre on Luke
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-23
BURNS HOME DUPLICATED
New Clubhouse at Atlanta Will lie Dc.l-
tented Wcdncsduy

No. IVNtcN " cUnHSNHN. --l.Tl-9
Atlanta, Ga. January 2a.-Duplicat-
ing in smallest detail the home OF Roll
house Of the Burns Club OF Atlanta will
be formally dedicated next Wednesdays
January 25. The clubhouse is sur,
rounded by q grove OF nine acres. which
also has been made to resemble the
birthland of the Scottish poet. Tile
effect is further heightened by Il small
brook running through the place and
which probably VIII he c!ristencd the
Bonnie Doom
The home of the Atlanta Burns Club
is aiG TO be the only one of its kind
in the world. Tho home will he
stocked with Scottish literature, and
Scot will be employed as keeper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-23
CAMERON MUST GO TO JAIL
rittshnre Railroad President Loses

His Appeal ON bribery Charge.
Pittsburg. January 22-Charles S.
Cameron. president Of the Tube City
Railroad, was resentenced In court
here to pay a fine OF $500 and serve
Cameron was convicted OF an at
tempt to bring the railroad into the
city. In which $4,000 was alleged to
have been involved. and for connection
with which formef Councilman Will
liam Martin has jus: completed sem
.tcnce In the penitentiary. Cameron
took an appeal to the Supreme Court,
and his rescntence was ordered.