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TUE DEAD AID TSJTRED.
Mary Persons From Philadelphia and
Touns In Penney " anita.

-aTs- cot ~ me had yer. not Identified
a,t : zht nur N some cAsAs there r-r-
-lnzs and other means ~ Identification
on rh- 1cci~s This b. the !Ist of t.af
a.,sss I1sv a-a..man T.v--'Y ".
RvIL = " Lna Angeles, a.
Drv4.W 2 sr1osfs
EtrspY iasrps prna.,icna
FTrx. Cs.sLss vevar.
Htos Clss, H.v.r.
HUMAN Ma GssIIn srG'tror. Pa.
I-aNsoV NJ, e 2 On.-'a. Csio
trsNsoN ~ Philadelphia
t7svsov r. p Philadelphia
E-NtsNs \ " INLAND ont
u.arEV Trun-sy Ten ,nu Y
P.SGarsSs sns.so q \ 2 :.iis isait
porN.LI- Ma HE.sN S.rrnr p,
sWr-z Mr., H,ssr saw. p,
r~ctF r s~l'nvt1- Pa
iNcLF Ma + -rith"iiie Pa
z1ooa~s Nr, P.ss.R. Pr,a.-Ipna
fss.r narH.r AND sor, {, year, q I1tisnu-
.er
Mac gni..ru..r 1 7.ars cid; -pi ou,;n-.
r-'n ,1!usi p 70. W ~ cart
T7raA. iaidenr.st ixr' mar; r1-. sia.
sr-'o-r ra4s' ant ray s<ir'
Uo--ar unidentified ~ y.a-, ,d. o r. iar
eh.. .y.S r-r. ON. 'T,' ant xr.~u ana waite
.ri5.1 r.s'
Wa-s- Grl6-rtt..r N y.A~ rl1, 20 7cY1fs
.s-. -s.- v1r. aarx 'r.'
F11-,r gni6.nr.ec, saz1t ~ .yir. v7-.
--.-s.t tr-ss Ant csrr..f v,;ru initial.-r ?
U-1.n qE!d-rrt.t r'nr fai-au.t ~ ? 2
on T..
voran gni1.nu..n ~ y.sr, GA -nS wa
l-!nai VI II
Vo-.r gnlo.r-t.1 IS 7.sr. -i1 81, -.-s.1
Ho-,n. gzi1-aa.en ~ 7.sr' oin r,ns ia
,.sA.t e I - ,n6 n
N,a t.n6.-t,-.r IS Tea-s SIC ,rt7 rushed
Torsa .rd.1'-a-c A. Y.ar' --,rs;. -
ro.nts
/ r-u,.n .-.h.nr..4 - year, 7le 4 Mk-
On Nrn.t -irS
vrran :, yea. Cd. t,.I nslr SEA. --.ss.4
scs. .nGel.t.1 4 ysa-, nd
The more seriously injured many II
-hom yer. Uhconsciou. ard could rot
b. Identified we're
AA0',-rT c.;' ros}sr rhhaA.I,ra '--'.
o..!y I1.tr.-
Amrspr1r ", sosr2r PaLaaelpria .erausly
ln!.r.1
soTLs ". a.rI PatIad..7.,
ssEotL;. Ms 2 SaxE. vaIs, y &, l.,
'.a--g-.f
ciacpay Mrs. ,.si-s1-. Tssna-u
, .--fcg.ly iHiGrsh.
Docn... Nn o. S.-,n-n sausr. Della
WIZ. ps panrlIly in!ar.t
DsAy ars FASSrR Phla1.iphA
Ds.Sss r A Lsnea'.r. P. 'ar-nu'7 In
I Jared
Ds.pEs FA~A iIsv tar xa ter ~ ' A. orsp.r
Lsara''s- - shyr'iy 'a.G-er
Fvyfs-T Srs "aUa Fails
/ FIs.s NJ and ,%rs Fss~s, PHILADELPHIA
GsarNsE urs Aosys. a'Anrc ri~.
, 'lEh''5 r'Ir-f
G.sDr Mrs. Avn as pr,n.Y sveuue, a'!snu'
rrr = = s,iz-f!y iaIUrei
GEE,Lo. Ms
Croopvf> Cassrss PsllAt.tprs.
, C,nrTsa,LA JONAS Pn.at,lpu. 20
! GRIES ioHS, WeNsnd. CnT
FiAesr~Gro~ l-e Rev WILLIAM F,yt.nr. ~
/ sro-n
HKSp.ISx. HzT ioSgPE 0y.d
. HsAoLS. HnvAap G1 De.Aaeey street
| Philadelphia sNg.'y n!uret.
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NICtRtCt ~ CIR ELITES.
Poiftirai Pr'sonrrS said tn Re Tortured
Ivy prfier of s.eu. Neua.
sper,n Cao. oespac, "a rHH SrN

sDer'm g. me OeSodfrr - NE SrN
PoRr LrMoN, Costa Eica. Aug IS. Ref E
u gees arriving here from Nicaragua
tell of reign If terror IN that republic.
The lalls are crowded bevond their
capacity with infuen tial citizens ac-
cuser. Of fonenting troubis for the Gov
arnn1ant All ara IN heavy IRONS n
violation of the usual practice
Gen Llls Menu il cra,ii ted v IN beng
the inventor II the 1av FORM OF torture
which is beng ised on political prisoners.
The prisoner ~ strung up by the thumbs
until hia haela are Of the foor his wrists
frat being bound together From each
elbow then are suspended a. many rifles
a, the prisoner car bear without fanr,nS
hia capacity for enduring pain beng de-
term ned hv 'aw davs experiment.
This ,ievar diversion "a called 'Cspo de
Cato, roughly trasuiated a. Cats era
ile 0r The Cat Stock..' from the 'ancl-
',il pattern made ov the ropes Used
Many hava been syilpd or have pnr-
chased indemnify by ,piittinS their f0r-
tunes with the Government. The Black
Hole of Calcutta found ira worthy sic
ces%or Al Nlasavl IL = .aid. vhsr. sixty
or,scuers vara lcrk.d FOR twantv-tonr
lours n cell NHteen feet square.
Cen MAna. the Minister of War is IN
full control The Government mas aud
denly prnhi o,red tha circulation of s
and $50 bills issusd by Zelaya and Madriz
alleging that they wsrs counterfsir. AZ
th1usa7c 4 thase bills ara IN circu!a5io z
much distress nas been caused
Ths. heath p.ual-v has been appr0 rsc
~ rne Con grass. the vote beng u Go "a
after A sGrrct division
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DIED..

CAsSAI- .-or The IAN ins,.. a. I.n.~s s~;,.-
And. Etvart HvciAnAn CAssa.r. r.. l.ici
snl ot Capt And Ms. z 2 Cassatr rg-..l
ssrvces a; cn.sroE. Eaver.,r- "a - 81
ta-. iIy'.st -. .TPM Irrrr-'
aaet-ttr', ,t'-- q, Cng-cc 1t II. Er+.-r.r
cpNcfTR --Cor-te VI Conov-r Fgr.ra
rEs FrNks,L CE-zcs' "a T-.' ~ y
FRANK 2, CAMpssLL BLDG s.rt.7 t,'sr
locu. -
clN--s-tc-rly ~ Agrg., :, =, G,.----- FIS
N.- srs cir- Efrl 0I
Notice ot s.n-r,. hereafter
EESDALL--,, cnsL-.err : ~ T-.'..
dAy. August 3. isli. Of apopc1v -.r;-;
T-.adrsu E-ndal 500 0. t.aa- -h-i. ~
sarah h.nfaI aged ~ y.s-. -ir.ri -
ices L, tie Scl-oor N.- sr.a. Cti--l ~
por-. RI oc ssrV-tay. AVS.s, - 4 = ''r~
RC-LAAT-ou Tn--staY A.y.s; :. ~
Fgnnsn
c-lor Va.vo--n Lncr. : a. - -
s-,t N. A;cien, Acr.p:.. sco.c, 80 49,"
40 1cn e. ., Niece, r.-r.r -
a.. t,Vi'e. ?, .-r.ld n. :.-.-i go "--s y
as a. r.sla.ccr - We, @as = . -
Ga e'eieS A.g-s, -s a; c-ar, =
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sESFF --0- Vetr.scay. A.y-s, - .i.' 4 -
-or.. T9! .s.crs, L. : are &c: -
Chi-Ies 4 S-r- n ta- Tls: r.i- .: /, ~
F.Attvss lit .rtents i:- rrs,er'r.-T . .
70 .t'eli ne sl,eri! serv,c.s a. IS a. -,
.-n:e Vr!tes,cne :. /. 90 Sa' -, 49,
= On a:rtTa - tra.a eiyig g.t.' =
.--1al 1871 aac Eas; I,'e >. :. :
y Cs-rSyes IA valt,s q ~ : "
c-po' poe ARIA. OF aoo.. IA: si'
ONT .o-ers
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Broth ernoor Of Rail~a~ Carmen ~.
tha Unions ra'1rasantat n rho f,'.arl ION
'Tha COnCn1,iOr " iak ~ lrfr0y sac,
DlaIn business pr0ruSition. ..r- n.
majority " The hlI rlIlr0at .r,,,m,
already nave agreed ~. The c-nl 10
aav. the Unions and tn- -ailroa..s + NJ
Hartman system money lfNn ,rJ
trouble pnder a plin vherar~ a. 3".
Unions m tr eating wirh the ralirNa r. ma.
he rsprasenret by one rOr1mlttAa 4nr,
tofDre rne Hartman svstan, ma. .pow,
Disposition ~ piav one ra.y'0a- irurs,
Another and one union a9lInat irrtNar
The proposition Of the rA,'nr,f.s
unions cornpOsad Vt the natiorai rrIan,ya'
tlors " i1aat metal vorsars. NiaCysprbs
bcuernassrs, n1achinist. and 'a."rnr q
nerelv thar all labor troubles llla, va
settled between the railrcacH ant I'm.
major org, rizatlcn and nct ~ no
separate un lorr No question # vl.ns
or hours IA nvH we'd
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HELD FOR MILLING HEP |HTLD.
Young N~mans Bany Dies IN Tanse-
qusn~- ~ I's >h1rdorrsnt

Charged vl-n na..rd--l1z 1sr child NIss
Florence Brown 30 YEAR old wa rnrl-
n1lttAc % ls.l ~ I.sficA - trA P-ac-
BauvAlr : NArara vs-r-r-ay The -tild
lied Ia.r Srrtay IN rns Orange Nsrao IA
Hcsc,ral. '-1 DAYS a:-sr L rad neen
soarc anand1r.d AZ Spr'r ZS-.t avsag-
anG P--.rsc- srrss- South Orarz-
-rarvAt.cn = and sIprs.-A we're L-sn ss
me cA.s-- ~ DEAN The -oTrz Woman
zAvs b'r-h "a noy WINS = ne Git" He's
o,tal IN tuyi-s One - IRE oab,ss 1l~d
shortly aftArvard The nlothAr vas al
ni--st r.nds- -aA rarle ~ Mr.. Rs-na
kelIar ShA VA discharged from he
hospital On Friday y las, week ahd ace
:31k re cnIld WITH tsr
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Jane. h. Hacsett g" Appear In Tn.
S.pain ~ Drsf

Or- ~ rnA several f-.snAd lov..s IT.
punAsned at the ,In.. ~ the lea III ~ m.
late David Graham Phillips vas The
Gram oS Dust" rnIch rs. scon after IT..
authors dAa'1 s@Ied N book form 4
play based On j. hAs been written by LoGi.
Evan Sh pnran. and The Aadinx role na-
u>-u given ,nEauAs Hsckett slo viii
produce thus play fer the frat time il.
St LOUIS on Sept>r11~r 20. The following
week II -ll appear IN Chiraso FOR = run
ard later the play will ne brought 10 New
Yorx
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sur Ovev the Play Youth

S'n- aas neeu brought by Herman
Berls-ein, according 70 an ANNOUNCEMENT
made y.stertay ~ ne attorney Bernard
Ed.Ihe--z against Bertha aalich, zee
ac-r.ss; her husband L~opo!d Spachner.
ard julius Hopp 20 restrain them from
producing Nr bNrrsreln version ot rh-
German p!Av Youth ard 70 recover
damages for an alleged Vnagtnorl Sei
prod Iction ot the play a the BijoV Theat -
.sAr June Berus,ein sAys that sev.ra
performances we're given a. that time
and 4sks tor ar accounting of any naoney
realized from them
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WON'r ACTON NEGRD BJ RNTNG.
N lahoma Prosecutor Says ETsr-. n
Punish the Gaiity Are <eIrss

PURCELL. Okla. AuS - As CoI--v
Attorney Bee Franklin .rrrsssai 20
op,nIon today that -n-ra vi, oe Z Use u
making an sr>-- - -cuv,rt Isa1a-s # -,
MOI, that burned alive F.te Carter 90,
negro i-ealiar- of Mrs. jennie SrraSx,l u
On Thursday afternoon, Indication. "a
there viii % 40 investigation ot the N"-
curvsncss.
Though there ware 0rr n ne moo nat
Witnessed the burning II "a irposs =
20 obtain A definite statement IL to vru
lad r The ashes which alon. bora W.
a-ss Eat \ negro had ba.u ourn.G rars
rsrraI ou- Of Purcell ~ tvo .soursrs
rhi. morning Evs-vthi-S z IL que
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O< THE IRAN OF "wo>0 lisa"
street "a rrp-r Gives the Police Good
Clues Or1ctais to Re Discharged.

s7.r'ri -rGr Nss-rIrt - ~ Sr-N
PAars Az - Tha N-',r understands
r,af ne 0cHcs a. following the RAJ ~
Ia To~crGe' tchA .N0ra Lisa' aad that
ne .rrAAt -va~n-r who found rna Z o--
1t re C0u~ \ .scor-, opsn And the inner
xnop rsrnTv al tas ven them a iAscr,o-
-iou 81 the s,Ippos~~t thief
The Ecr- II pr"s -ay-s -ha- VI H0-
MOLE -ha Z. r-cror q -hA Louvre ana "
T.~ Pri-,.r rrA ,A-uAr Il re picture ga
-r,~s Ire "a "a ism .sG~d ..rrx with var
o,.. v4rrh--sr
Th- Louvta vi, - -Aor-uAG ou SUNDAY
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STOLE 4 LINCOLN BUST.
Intruder With suspicious Bulge Nabbed
In Broadway Office.

mar v,rs oulss Oddly br-axnz
ais physical un-. s,epped ou, 81 the onsce
- Henry VI Work 81 the .,Ith soor o,
- Rroadrs7 yesterday only 70 De stopped
~ Ste-a-r McE-oy Who has otic.s aero
-h. way and Who Tas suspicious of thA,
bulge
He reached into Ia. man coa. and
pulled ont e bronze statue o. Abraham
LIhco n vhlch ne re~oSr Srlzed a.
belonging n Nr Work. orra He
'hought 'hA s's'I~ vas worth Us
TIE man sad he vas James Griffin ~
81 Thames srreer Nr McElroy handed
nun nv~- 70 polcAmaa and ne vas locs 81!
!p charged with grand larceny
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FAKE PICTURE THEFT.
Reporter Demonstrates Lax Prste~tisn
tn Cepenha gen Museum.

srs-sl Ce-| bsfr-t>r - rHs srN
CopsNHAGEN. Avg as Inspired by
the disappearance ~ the Mona Lisa :
from the Louvre Copenhagen reporter
ven, ~ the Danish Museum to-day and
removed painting ~ one Of the DrI,ch
masters which huug in the principal
gallery
Then a. took the picuIre ~ the rec tor
.ho thanked Rim for rhe Decentralization
even though /, shov.t that the sIpervl-
aon of the museum vas deficient.
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,
vest 81 the bridge 1ver the Canandai z,ia
outlet The fact that one or two " the
cara want down into che stream IA az
planned hv the momentum which carried
them On some distance from the place
of derailm.nt
''Th. tram was M T. known ~ the
New YORK. and Philadelphia Dav Express
Ir ,,rnra,st ,f rwalv, cars on leaving
Buffalo and rvo additional cars were
n,cset ~, At Rochester Junction. making
fourteen rars IN all, These vsra a. frl-
lows one sxprsss car. one bassa aa
car ,ne mail car. one Pullman sleeping
,,r ,ra Pullman narlor car one dining
car and a,shr coaches Relief trains
yara serr out from Rochester. Geneva
and Snvrs A. a,on A. the news ~ the
v-s-x was -ara,vsd
The accident occurred Ar t,x2 p VI.
The two locomotives and the arst
four rars uassed .af.,v over the AsSectivs
AL And yera not dsra!led.
Relief trairs vent from th,s citv Can
,ndaiana Clifton So-nss and Geneva
With pnvs,c,ans And nurses Il, Aid in caring
for the injured "A aeon A m. in ,nr-t
per.ons could n. taken from the ~-.rked
cara rhev warn loa,ted ,n,o co,. IN A special
train and hurr,ed hern w,ers -her. we're
ar,rle hosp,tal fac,it,.a r. is s.ill be-
iipvat than there ar. A considerable num-
nor c,f 1os,iss that have not be~n r.movsd
from the vrsrkar.
A. Gr,Frh .,rae- whs-. tho iriur.d
l,roush, r. R.,rbes,.r v.rs 4aera,ned do
ta,ls u or,ice s-,arr,e,t chs. .rraer o,,. the
crowds p,ster -iose ro .., them tak.n
! ar ssvaral var. ., bsrlv ,nlur.,. tha,
| II vas sesn thev cou,d NOT i've
| Auory IN. RcrnAn rath,;,~ crest.
! rho ~sre IN tho train gar. Msr k.n.
tr-,.s ~ Ovid the Rev William, Ea-ns.
/ -on ~ Itha,a th. Rev .Jan,.s C,-,fsrh os
Nav.r,y Arr. rvo .,st.-s ~ cnarrv Nor.
~ tnen ~.s injured se-ousiv alrhou rh
-,e onss nan,.d snatains,t nr-uss.
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SIMON B-Tar president n TIE Vest
Newark Mill and Lumber Company, va
BADLY nI-- in Sevars yesterday vhen
his Autonnoblla came in collision With a
truck n the Wledennayer Brewing Com.
pany. He -as thrown - 'he pavernen.
Private Hospital I, IL feared tina, hA
skull . fractured
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Mos, Choo.e FIVE Ns~ Bishops.

III. Rsnt R.7. Or. p. 3 Tu,.l. ~ g,
LOUIS a. senior bi.hop Of ~. Protestant
Episcopal Church mas issu.d . call for .
nn->tln Of IN. Episcopal House Of Bishops,
about one hundred IN number, IN this
city on October - neI- No fever than
FIVE ne- hishop~ for missiocarv districts
are 70 be el-cted And ,vo new districts
formed for which nev bishops may be
chosen
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SPAIN ~ SOUYHERN MOROCCO.
Expedition IN Fo~t 10 setye q Fssths.d
Beis~ &gadiP.
s,e-.i cn. os,r1e, - Tss sly

sce-:l c.fs os,rse' p THk -rN
IENs.IyYE. Canary Islands, Aug IS --
n. steamship Aslila. aien With ner-
chArdise. !et, Santa Graz De Ma to-day
for Pequera, in Morocco. 70 establish 4
factory a. bas. 81 operations tor a
Spanish military eIpedition which wi!
shortly proceed from this sland Under
command os Col BUrgIetA.
PsquenA. which Is nor in runs vas
formerly til. site of "a old Spanish settle
meet. IL il sixty miles south os Asatir
vher. a German varship arrived few
weeks age. thereby SURFING Up Al inter-.
nationA! row.
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snor, w.,sht y eman Butcher Fined.

Mrs. Viola Constant. a butcher ~
&is Pacific avenue, Jersey CITY. vas fined
So by acting Police Judge Edward Marx,
l~y IN tnr second Criminal Court that
city Yesterday Tor using meat scsles
that called fourteen ounces a pound.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-08-26
Inyke,s Cholera Roll.

S,.~6l rssr 0s',cics u II, srS
CossrASTrSopLE Aug ,5.-Th-rs wer.
twenty SIX nev case> ~ cholera ard
,ven,y-four deaths yesterday.
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Th- ClG-art Lane has received oGcla.
n.orrnarion tda- ssrrl@n@uJ II all
orirra - ijspi!-s rss r<.r a--vst A. win
lts on pl0v--s and -naC nc s'eaa1shi
LGsisania J. expected - !~av. Liverpool
Lats - sunday Lar-- sa.Grxs from
Llverprol vii be according 70 published
scr .rl!.es
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BORN.

FAkEF.-T1 NJ Az Mr,. J-nr 8 Scr,A-r II
Is sast .oth .t.. ,u August =. ',l ;a.si.r
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INDERT An ERS.

FRANK =. Campbell. ;Al.;ssv 80 :. .
Cl,c-s. srhsl.n-r SS-y -, r.. =. - -
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vice President KrItrschnitt il our Al,
nope .aid Pr.seldeut hLre With hlr
rests rne question -hetner there snail be
piece on the Hartman roa1i. o- a oltr.-
cout!ct ! sincerely hope taa, he fully
realizes the seriousness OF the .lrla,lor
And understands WA. grave conseuIen
follo- N the uake ot An industrial
struggle
Il Vas announced A. I'll. otf-.s os IN.
Ililois Central road to-day TIA. a com
uli,iee representing the f.dsraricu @,
sh3p employees on tia. Lne rlll x.r A
hearing n-Tr NondAy Il -ss mad.
plain u the statement. however. tha,
such . cnrferencs should net De CON.
strIed as recc SritIon os the federation
W. rerer refuse an audience 10 our
employees or their Accredited repre-
sentativ.s said one orcial III ~.
federation sends . committee % nee, ~
ye Will grant them Ar audience Nhat
We ulll do IN the event strike should ;.
called cannot say Al this time
NAIt sunday might the p-ssiien, and
secretary of tne federation, who CON poee
the sub-executIv> committee will rrAe,
7 other members ot the executive committee
in Chicago The whole COMMITTEES vii,
, discuss the result - the vote and ore.
pare plans for seeking al interview Mon
Day afternoon with Illinois Central oti
ciAls.
There are 5000 men in Burnside IN.
volved IN the dispute, as vel as wor.er;
81 the companv's shops in Paducah
M-mphia McComb, Miss. and Water
Valley. Miss
KANSAS CITY. Aug 75.-Offcisls ~ tns
federated organization ~ railroad sn0r
WORKERS. here have not yet rec AlvAc Of
cial notifica,i ,ion u me decision II Juliu.
| Er.ttschn,tt 20 confer with then
| Understand. y" are making ana hav.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-24
OLD ENOUGH TO
HAVE SOME SENSE
Illinois is Almost 100 Years Old and
Is Figuring on Big cele-
bration.

PEORIA, H., Aug. 24-A movement
for celebration by the state of Hi
nois of the one hundredth anniver-
sary of the admission of the state
into the union in 1918, to be held in
the city OF Peoria seven years hence
was launched at the forty-fourth an
nual reunion of the Peoria County Old
Settlers Association.
The proposition was suggested in
an address by DR.. Geo. A. Zeller OF
the Peoria Hospital at Bartonville,
and was Immediately taken up by
Secretary Willis Evans, who pledged
the association to the movement.
Over 5000 people cheered the idea.
In 1913 will be observed the one
hundredth anniversary of the estab.
lishment of Fort Clark, afterwards
Peoria City, and in 1913 the state
legislature will be asked to indorse
the Peoria proposition and approprl
ate $1,O00,000 for the centennial ex
position fund 1t is expected the AS
sociation of Commerce will indorse
the plan
A rally of native-born citizens O
fifteen states was a feature of the
big picnic.
Addresses were given by DR.. G. B
Carpenter, University of Chicago
Joseph v. Graft, VIM Hawley Smith
DR.. zeller, G. T. Lambert and G. 3
Stone.
The countys death roll during tn
year was 200 Jane Haggin, aged 9S
and John Ford, aged SO, director o
the first fair given in the state wer
present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-24
CITY NEWS.

"A burning tar furnace caused
some excitement and lot of smoke
this afternoon at 2:25, between FIT
teenth and Sixteenth on Blondeau
street. The street there is being
macadamized and the tar treatment
was being applied to the new road
when the black mass in the kettle
blazed up. From the great volumes OF
smoke which poured from the place,
persons at distance thought the en-
tire upper end of Blondeau was af1re
Word was received today from
DR.. M. M. Machin, saying that he
would arrive here soon to spend the
month of September. DR.. Machin is
located at Delta, Keokuk county, this
state
Masonic: Special meeting Hardin
lodge No. 30, "A. F. and A. M, Frida!
evening, Aug. %, 1880 o'clock. Worr
on first degree. Visiting brethren
fraternally invited to attend. BY or
der OF the w. M c. M. Vogler, sec
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-24
JOY IN SEEING BOY EAT JAM
Peculiar Attraction That Lures Gus
toner to Particular Restaurant
Day After Day.

"A boy who eats jam all over his
face from eating is the cause of my
taking lunch at the same place every
day." said big man who carries
sunburst in his countenance.
IL have never forgotten when / was
boy, and | never see real boy-l
don't mean one of the fashion plates
that don't feel like taking him in my
arms. This boy | speak of comes from
school eveHy day about the time get
to the cafeNor my lunch. His mother
Is cashier of the place. A lot of
sweets are on the counter behind
which she sits to take in the cash.
When her boy comes in he goes be-
hind the counter and climbs to a high
stool. His mother has a lot of sand
wiches with jam for filters ready for
him. He loses no time in getting away
with the goods. In his eagerness and
haste some of the jam sticks to his
lips and about his mouth. He is the
picture of a contented boy when he
gets through.
/ Then his mother applies damp
napkin and removes the overflow jam
from his face. After this she kisses
the youngster and he is off to school.
Maybe | am an old fogy and bit
sentimental, but that boy jam eater
and his mothers attention to him
have made regular customer for the
little cafe. Just how it happens that
the boy gets the same amount of jam
on his face every day and in the same
place haven't figured out, and l don't
care if | never do. We don't see
enough of this sort of thing in this
busy life of the great city"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-24
KEOKUK AUTOISTS
JOYED TO DEATH
Mayor Elder Has Machine and Now
They Say Crossings viii
be Lowered.

Keokuk automobilists are ioyed to
death.
Mayor Elder recently purchased a
big touring car, took few spins
about the city and now they say he is
going to improve the crossings.
Really, didn't know the crossings
were SO bad" is the way he is being
quoted.
A specific reason is cited. The 9TH
er day he was going the limit, hir a
high crossing and one of the lady
passengers in the rear seat was toss
ed against the top and severity bruised
The mayor says he is going to have
all of the crossings fixed so that this
will not happen again.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-24
BUNK HOUSE ROBBED
OF ARTICLES TODAY
Report Made From Iowa Power Works
That Watches and Clothing
Were Taken About Noon.

The police were notified after din
ner today that one of the bunk houses
of the water power company, between
the bending works and the light plant.
had been robbed. Six pairs of shoes,
three gold watches and three suits
of clothes we're taken.
Eight or ten suspects, all foreigners
were arrested this Afternoon near
the Harrison box factory and locked
up. Chief Scheyers upon investiga
ton, and quizzing the prisoners
found that they were not In the
bunk house section and knew nothing
OF the robbery. A search is being
made for the thieves who took the
articles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-24
Lorlmer VIII Syeak.

DUQUOIN, Ill. Aug. Ex-senator
Lorimer, his counsel Judge Hancey,
and number of Chicago politicians
arrived here today. Lorimer will ad-
dress the Illinois Sailors and Soldiers
reunion this afternoon. Fully 10000
people are here despite heavy rain
which has been falling all day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-24
With a Suit Case.

To the inexperienced traveller Il
might seem strange that there is
proper way of carrying suit case.
But to the veteran tourist, who has
visited many ports and climes, 1t will
seem strongly credible. The suit case.
when carried. should be held an inch
away from ones clothes Unless this
Is done. the case. constantly rubbing
against the cloth. is sure to leave its
mark of wear and tear.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-24
PERSON AIS.

Miss Vera Goodman is visiting
friends in Jacksonville, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Nichols and sons
Donald and Berdelle of Cleveland
Ohio, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. M
Vogler.
Clyde M. Thornton has returned
from visit in Chicago
Mrs. Sam West and daughter, Pearl
went to Burlington this morning to
visit the formers niece, Mrs. FREQ
Etsinger.