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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-18
NOT CLARENCE:
HE'S MOI THE MAN
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One of the messages which affect
ed deeply was signtd by more than q
score of his Chicago friends.
1t read: Deepest congratulations
and love Come home to US at once.
Tonight Darrow's thoughts turned
to the twelve men whose vote of con-
fdence cleared HIS name from the
faint of dishonesty He expressed the
wish that he might again shake every
Juror by the hand and announced that
he would present each with an auto
graphed set OF his writings.
Mrs. barrow, who has never falter
ed in her devotion TO her husband
throughout the ordeal, remaining con-
stantly by his side during the long
days in court, was unable TO contain
her Joy. At her modest little apart
ment tonight she Rugged fat sofa
cushion to her breast and cried: oh
those IL men on the jury, their wives
should be proud of them tonight They
proved themselves to be men-real
men. Why, am so happy tonight that
the strength of it would move noun
tain. No I don't feel a bit Ike cry
ing
And tilereupen, the worn, tired, lit
lie woman burst into a flood of tears,
but she continued to smile.
Darrow's plans for the future are
indefinite. He stated that he can de-
eide nothing until after he learns the
action of the district attorney on the
remaining charge pending. On one
thing, however. he is determined. He
will continue his active fight in be-
half of labor and the oppressed. For
the present he win remain in Los An
geies. How long he will not say. al
though there are rumors that he will
rest here several weeks before return
Ing to Chicago He will go to San
Francisco to deliver an address on
Labor day.
Mach discussion has arisen over the
number of ballots taken by the jury
before Darrow's acauittal was voted.
barrow tonight insisted that he had
been personally informed by the jur
ors that he was cleared on the first
ballot and he appeared anxious that
his should be given to the world.
Immediately following the verdict,
however, several jurors said, three
ballots were taken; that the first
stood to 3 for acquittaI and the
second 10 to 2. and tina. the defendant
vac acquitted on the third.
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SAM sCHEPPS
HAS FINE TIME
Being Treated Royalty While Being
Taken Back to New York
City,

4
UNITED Press Leased Wire Seryicel
BUFFALO. N. Y, Aug. 17.-Mr.
Samuel Schepps. of New York, prom.
inent in church circles of Hot Springs,
Ark, is spending the week end here,
the guest of Mr.. Rubin, also Of New
York, who is member of Mr. Whit
mans staff of district attorneys.
Mr. Schepps was domiciled at the
most expensive of Buffalo's hostelries
and spent the day languidiy sumbit
ting to the ministrations of valet
barber and manicurist. He then sub
stituted for his dressing gown brand
new suit of striking stripes, and par
took of a breakfast that began win
grape fruit and ended with grilleo
grouse.
Because no taxicab would contain
Mr.. Schepps and his encourage, which
included besides his host, several
New York detectives in the service
Mr. Whitman. a trolley car was
brought into service to convey NJ
Schepps and his associates to Niss.
ara Falls, where Nj. Schepps vievea
the wonders of nature and TOOK
cruise on the Maid of the Mist,
Mr.. Schepps' vacation is expecteu
to terminate in New York Monday
after months trip that included ny
Catskills and Hot Springs He Is y
doubt as to whether he WI
put up at the Tombs or ln'
west side prison when he
turns to the metropolis and =.
admits that the exigencies OF il'
might necessitate further vaca'l0p
at Ossining or at Auburn or at Lap0
mora, but he hopes to stay IN loN.
During his trip Mr.. Schepps has pea
the guest of Mr. Whitman's men ans
has nonchalantly accepted their hvs
pitalities, which throughout has pee
extended staterooms in Pullman csls
the bridal suite OF hotels, the We
restaurants and all side trips oleies
Mr.. Rubin's orders were TO nuinv.
every whim of Mr.. schepps unless =
should develop a within to WANDER =
BY himself. The Schepps party s'us
ped off in Buffalo over Sunday beeau.
Mr.. Whitman did not desire 70 =
Mr.. Schepps until Monday, when
hopes to have with him long =
versation.
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Everybody Is There

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service !
ISCHL, Austria, Aug. 17.-Every-
body of the slightest Importance in
Austro- Hungary official circles ia in
Iscnl tonight because Emperor Fran.
els Joseph is here and tomorrow will
be his birthday. 1t will be quiet
celebration, however, his majesty's
physician having pronounced MIN toe
feeble for an elaborate program. Spec.
ial church services will be held and
artillery salutes fred all over Austria
and Hungary in honor of the occasion
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-18
BEAUTY MARRIED
BY A BULLET
Young Miss Was sho. In the Mouth
by Young Mrs. Abe
Kahn.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
vICKsBURG, Aug. 17.-Miss Ruth
Miller, aged 10, who says she is from
St. Louis, but who refuses to discuss
her personal affairs, was seriously
wounded today by young Mrs. Abe
Kahn when the latter detected her n
her husbands private office, adjoin-
ing his store here.
Mrs Kahn says she had repeatedly
warned the woman TO stay away from
her husbands store.
Miss Miller was shot in the mouth
and her beauty possibly permanently
marred
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ONLY ONE NEW
BATTLESHIP
Compromise Of House to Senate In An
Effort to End the Naval
Deadlock.

United Press Leased Wire Service. ];
1 WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-one new
battleship.
This was the compromise offer
made this afternoon By the house to
the senate, to end the deadlock over
the naval appropriation bill. The
house voted to renew the conference
over the bill with the senate by Of
fering to appropriate money for one
new dreadnought. 1t was predicted
tonight that the senate will accept
the compromise, to enable passage OF
the naval supply bill Monday and re-
move another obstacle from the adj
journment path.
Appropriations for two new war
vessels were rejected by the house by
vote of lao to 10. Party lines and
party caucuses were disrupted in the
vote. Eight democrats bolted the
democratic caucuses agreement to
provide only one battle ship. All
eight joined the republicans in voting
to agree to the senate amendment
providing for two vessels. Seventeen
republicans voted against the two
battleship, program. The observing.
democrats were: Representatives
Hammili, New Jersey; kinkead, New
Jersey; Lea, Pennsylvania; MUIR
ray, Massachusetts; O'Shaughnessey.
Rhode Island; Reilly, Connecticut;
Curley, Massachusetts,; and Maher.
New York.
Representative Sulzer, OF New York,
who led the democrats in their fight
for two battleships, was not present
when the vote was taken.
The republicans who voted against
two battleships we're: Representa-
tives Anthony, Kansas; Bartholdt.
Missouri; Campbell, Kansas; Davis.
Minnesota; Helgesen, North Dakota:
Lindbergh, Minnesota Mckinley, Illi-
nois; Parran, Maryland; Mondell.
Wyoming, Willis Ohio; Norris. Ne
braska; ]. NJ. c. Smith, MICHIGAN.
STEVENSON, Minnesota; Switzer Ohio:
Wedemeyer, Michigan: Young. KAN
sas. and Jackson, Kansas.
The house was willing to provide
an initial appropriation of from So
100000 to s3,500,ooo to begin work on
the one new warship offered as a
compromise. In conference, the fight
will be made to adopt a program Of
construction for the new vessel which
Will make it the largest, fastest and
most powerful super-dreadnought
afloat.
Representative Foss OF Illinois led
the fight for two battleships. He
pleaded for an hour with the house
to authorize two vessels. Incidental
ly, he denounced the injection by the
democrats of the naval program as a
campaign issue. flaying Governor
Woodrow Wilson for alleged opposi-
ton to an enlarged navy.
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Thomas Beats conIex.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 17.-Harry
Thomas of England today earned the
right to match with Abe Attell, when
he won decision over frankie Con
ley, after twenty rounds of spirited
fighting. Thomas was far more clev.
er than Conley.
Conley showed to the best advant.
age from the fifth to the twelfth
round, after Thomas had established
slight lead in the first four periody
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Dare TO Die Society

limited Press Leased Wire Service. |
pEklN, Aug, h-The guard over
es'aeht Yuan shi Kai's residence
was doubled last night, as a result of
na mat the dare 10 die" society
,las condemned him to death for eye
eua.ng TWO generals who opposed the
CROWN OF his power. 1t is sa,d az
PRESIDENT Sun Vat Sen. the rad,cs,
Shanghai. oiiiahce at
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-18
Workman May Be Dead.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
BOMBAY, Aug. discrimination 10
yet lacking Of the report today that
w. Hunter Workman, tbe explorer
from Worcester, Mass., has been kill
ed In the Himalays, II is only known
that his party was caught by an ava
Iancfie and that lives were lost.
Whether Workman was one of them
is uncertain.
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CONGRESS MAY
ADJOURN SATURDAY
Wind up May Not Even be In sight,
Say the Doieful
Members.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, Aug. fly next
Saturday possibly Is
This was the prediction tonight OF
House Majority Leader Underwood
upon the adjournment of congress.
Other house leaders said:
Anywhere between next Wednes-
day and Saturday."
Some other members took more
doleful view. They expressed fear
that adjournment is not yet even in
sight.
Progress OF the house today toward
adjournment next week included:
Passage of the new legislative, ex-
ecutive and judicial appropriation
bill.
Passage of the Panama canal bill.
Sending the naval appropriation bill
to conference, with a probable com
promise upon funds for one new bat
tleship.
Postponement of the custer case
against Representative Bowman, (rep.,
Penna).
Sending to conference OF the bill to
establish lengthy CLOSED season
for hunting fur seals.
Possible vetoes by President Taft
of the budget appropriation and the
Panama canal bills are the chief
obstacles to adjournment next week.
A possible deadlock Or lengthy con.
ference over the budget bill is a third
check. The senate is expected to
pass the measure early next week, t
may get to the white house Tuesday
or Wednesday. Because of provisions
abolishing the commerce court q
presidential veto Is deemed certain.
Then 1t is predicted the house and
senate will both muster enough votes
to pass 1t over Taft's head and adjourn
Immediately afterward.
Legislative leaders also expressed
concern tonight over the possibility OF
Taft vetoing the Panama canal bill.
Such action would delay adjournment
indefinitely. An agreement for temp
orary administration OF the canal and
fixing Of tolls by the president might
then result. Chairman Adamson OF
the house interstate commerce com.
mittee is tentatively suggesting delay
of canal legislation until next winter,
because of objections to free tolls for
American vessels.
Other business before congress be-
fore adjournment Is agreement upon
and passage Of the army sundry civil
and postoffice appropriation bills.
Elimination of five cavalry regiments
and numerous army posts and length
ening the enlistment term are dis.
putes between the conferees OF the
army bill. The parcels post fight is
preached in the postoff1ce supply bill.
Much other miscellaneous business
remains for the senate before the cur
tain is rung down.
The upper house didn't busy itself
this afternoon. 1t adjourned early
after considering a few minor bills.
The Alaska government conference re.
port was adopted, the Indian appro.
priation bill conference report dis.
cussed. and a minor amendment to the
campaign publicity of 1910 and 1911
was approved.
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Little DecIes Baby.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
SLOUGH, England, Aug. 17.-From
Lord Decies' residence the announce
ment was issued tonight that Lady
Decies, formerly Miss Vivian Gould,
OF New York, continues to improve,
following the birth OF a daughter to-
day and that the baby's condition is all
thet could be desired.
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New Mississippi 1rldue.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
WASHINGTON, Aug. ia bill
authorizing construction OF a $1,000
900 bridge across the Mississippi at
Memphis. Tenn, aimed at an alleged
bridge monopoly there Of the Frisco"
railroad. was passed By the house tor
night. 1t gives all supervision to the
secretary OF war.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-18
USE ALIENS FooT.EAsE.

The antiseptic powder TO be shaken
into the shoes for tired, tender, smart
ing, moist, swollen feet. 1t relieves
corns and bunions of all pain and pre-.
vents blisters and callous spots. AL
ways use 1T to Break in New Shoes.
It is the greatest comfort discovery OF
the age. Try it today. Sold every.
where. Csc. Don't accept any sub
! rtitute.
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TURKS SHOOT DOWN
WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Refugees Who Escaped One Massacre
Run Right into Another
One.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Seryice.J
CETTINJE, Montenegro, Via Wen
ma. Aug. Refugees from the Turk
ish massacre In northern Albania are
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Supplies sank.

United Press Leased Wire Service
PANAMA, Aug. l7.-Fresh supplies
for the American marines and blue
Jackets In Nicaragua are being gath
cred tonight and negotiations are in
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progress for ship to take them to-
Managua. Those which were to have,
been sent, were lost by the sinking OF
the Newport which went down today
with collapsing dock at Bilboa.
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Burbank, the Plant Wizard

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. l
WASHINGTON. Aug. 17.-Federal
aid was extended Luther Burbank, the
California plant wizard. by bill
passed by the senate this afternoon.
The measure which now goes to the
president, grants Burbank use Of GER
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From the 14th to the goth rounds
with the exception Of the 18th, Thorn
as clearly outboxed and out-fought his
opponent.
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tain desert lands for propagation q
spineless cactus in stock feeding &,
periments.
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UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
I WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-One new
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-26

vor OF the United States. Here - an
irrec3uc.lablc conflict between lines
OF thought Numerically opposed 20
each other. between TIE civilization
OF the West and East. between Chris
tian tolerance and Intolerance. be
tween the bread principles O: humani
O. and narrow fana.icism. = -. Of,
course. the righ: @; the Russian pco-
pie 70 determine their own course o.
action. Il Is none the less the right
% Americans 20 90 the same. and
whatever position IS taken by Russia.
We cannot AFFORD 10 allow discrimina.
ton against a portion Of our people
whose only ofease is their religion
and their race. Fortunately the trade
relations between the United states
and Russia are not 90 great that we
cannot completely sever them. is need
Doc. and the United States should not
shrink from that step. u for 80 othor
purpose than 70 servo notice teflr.
The whole world that ln one coua'ry
30 least there are streucfh. and colr.
age. and virtue n protest against the
tidcous race persecution and tha i-11.
rant fanaucism that hat. dis-rared
the Russian government Boz ttr eyes
of The civilized world
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Thursday. December 20, 1912.
JUDGE ooFF FOR SENATOR

A number OF Democratic uewspa
pcrs appear to be disturbed because
the name OF Judge Nathan Con has
Lot been more frequently mentioned
In connection with the Republican
nomination for the United States Sen,
ate. These brethren ought not 70 be
unduly alarmed. Judge Con has by
no means ceased to be a probability
in so far as the Senatorial nomina.
ticn is concerned. The situation Is ex
actly as it has been at previous times
Judge Nathan Con can get the Repub-
lican Senatorial nomination n he will
say the word. At any time during
the past two years he would have
been accorded the most loyal and en-
thusiastic support OF the large ma
tority OF the Republicans OF this
State had his position been such as
TO encourage or permit OF his candi
dacy
The Intelligence believes to-day
that Judge Con is the loeical candi
date for the United States Senator
ship. lie is the man freest Of all from
painful acknowledgements. from partisan
complications and from iactioua
strife. In point OF party service. iu
ability and character. he is the peer
OF any Republican in the United
States. The Senatorial contest is no,
over. II will not be over until "A can
didate has been named and elected
and at any time a word from Judge
Con will set ia motion forces iai
stronger than are back of any iudl
v!dual candidate az present seeking
the Republican nomination. No hap
pier solution OF pcrplexing problem
could be found o. Is well understood
that 1t is not unwilllngncss TO serve
the public that has been the prevail
ing motive IN Judge COTS continued
silence. Personal reasons. not 10,
least OF which Is the condition OF his
health. have caused the distinguished
Jurist and Idol of West Virginia Re
pubhcanism To discourage admirers
who have insisted upon his candidacy
The lnteiiEenccr for one. hopes shat
these personal reasons may yet D.,
overcome and the Republicans oil
West Virginia will present % united
front and harmonious action 800 sup
port Of the one Republican whose per
sonality typihcs the most splendid
achievements and highest ideals OF
the Republican party
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-Ai. " imam 'fl.tllAAH bi yam arises
70 remark in the Commoner Of De
cember 18th.
why 30 tr.s discussion ss co. what
q "ulu Ht don" Ur tr. f1rlN question
The Ir'h i~ U.eHI iminediats reduction
would seem Co r- tle only tiiug ir
OBJ ''f From fl" .f TIE advice now
Doing given "r" might SUPPOSE plHf-
i".W was mrf'lE % thing 200 get lu uu
Now let WoodroW wilson. Oscar
Underwood and Champ Clark take
notice The one thing TO be done 3
tc reduce the tarin along the lines
promised 90 thc Democratic platform.
and the Democratic platform ungquiy-
oraliy declared that tarin Cor any
ether purposes than revenue Is UNI
constitutional lu other words. the
principle OF protection Is not 20 De-
considered Immediate reduction and
immediate reduction 90 the basis o.
% revenue tar.n only. is the demand
Of the Commoucr. and TIE Commoner
represents the majority OF the Demo
cratic voters az the United states.
What becomes OF the houeyed prom.
Uses Of Mr. Wilson. that the tariff
must De- reduced judiciously and with
Go care not TO inJure business What
becomes OF the futile compromises
attempted hy oscar Underwood and
Champ Clark What becomes of the
2l.. WOO. tariff bnl a bin which VIII
Gam ffr...r. ...... ......r
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u his oNn banks. Tie house o. Nor.
gaa DO represented By slXty-three d.
rector holding memberships on the
boards % thirty nine direreat corpor.
at!ols. With resources % over ter b.
hon doiars Through interlocking a..
rectorates it controls or has an inau-
entail voice 10. five banks and trust
companies and thirteen other anan.
cal concerns These eighteen corpor
ations hod 40 directories IA ~
corporations having total resources OF
over twenty five billion dollars
Think Tor moment what these
enormous figures mean. Twenty 1--WE
billion doliars. or twenty-five times
more money than the entire annual
revenue ~ tho United States Govern
m"nt The resources OF the Morgan
banks alone are eleven times The an
rual revenue az tho United state.
Government. and the resources 81 tho
financial Institutions controlled direct
lv or indirectly through tho Morgan
tanks are fiye times greater than tho
annual revenues 81 Great Britain
Germany. France and the United
states combined This may not be a
money trust. but 81 comes close
enor"h to II 10 satisfy the average
American
What individual corporation can AZ
ford 70 antagonize such a tremendou.
combination Of wealth. What con
Germ compelled 10 20 into the marke,
and borrow money can be safe II the
house Of Morgan frowns upon 81
What corporation engaged in an or
binary competitive business and De
pendent for financial accommodations
upon any bank In the country can be
assured that its accommodations will
continue Il il runs counter 10 the
plans and policies OF the house OF
Morgan? Isn't II fact that STRONG
reasons exist for the belief that loans
have been more than once arbitrarily
called by New York banks because
the promoters FLASHED with the plans
OF J. =. Morgan?
In spite OF Mr.. Moreans denial. The
lntelligencer believes that his owl
testimony IS the strongest and most
convincing proof OF the existence o,
the very money trust which he repu
dates. It Is not good. and It cannot
be good. for ninety million people
that so large proportion OF theiI
ready resources. and their credit. IS
controlled by few men or by ons
man. Let that control be what &
may. wise or foolish. selfish OF philan
thropic. the possibilities OF It are soon
er or later injurious 10 enterprise and
destructive to competition and irlt,a
tive In the hands OF n selfish man
and a bad man. such powers have pos
sibilities tor evil beyond all conpre
hension
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logan Mr Hay called the Office Of The
mere hai friendly
Thomas l. James and Nj Hay
Il orc General
oenl! athouen felt the hc
other business o q M or call
a
Are you TO / aske
Yes he tepIe ed
i looked at him inquirng
no ad
IN" meaning that I going Nv
YORK city look forward that with
printer editor Mr.
feel IN. nd
excitement OF editorial work a
could Mr.
sad TO Nj Reid
ter 10 Germany know n
Well you know the said.
confessed the
might lie
Yes Reid he
year 81 u Minister
be
nied states the first OF their
into Macedonia by Macedonia the
AS
"a
ask
why Mr. Postmaster In
lie Mckinley
called
10y T. J.. AL rirhts reserved
Tomorrow Mr. Edwards will tel Surprise
over Ills
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MORGAN AND The MONEY reUsr

j. Pierpout Morgan informs as that
there is no money trust and mo- bank
or combination OF banks could form
or maintain money trust Tho word
trust e. very indefinite word 4
money trust may mean ono thing 90
ono man and another thing to another.
Mr. Morgan does not define The phrase
money trust" but Doc does come pref.
- close 90 describing one Boo his tes.
timony as % tho power and influence
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NO HALF WAY FOR BRYAN

MIR William Jennings Bryan arises
TO remark. in the Commouer OF De
cember 18th.
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UNCLE WALT: The Poet Philosopher.
n g. =. =. =.
INGRATITUDE

in
NGRATTUDE pudding
the
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IN longing onions
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10 ui erl-,
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aid
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MANDY What fch 80 been 90 n 20
o., Io-t'r.cc so res lar Az" 30 cores
uond.u- Uf some other female
Ras'Is NcTc. but since al been "a
r'adin IN q" papers nout desc con
sc.cusr funds ah Lind az thought ada
eight pos Do, sct 70 l.ttsl rom DAT
minister what ara ri.d % LIFE