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Washington Journal., 1912-08-03
GpiOemiide sOmmertranfbeit.

Tim 10 ll6r 30 Minlten befam Der
aaiiierer ploBlih einen anfnH bon
Snfluen5a uno muBte I1IeunigIt nad
Salie geben. lin IL lbr fiel Der
9u6balter einem leihten SibIhIag
5lm Opfer uno fubr nof SauIe. I'm
II ubr 80 Wtinuten Bat oer8erIan0t.
@lert Inn llrlaub, oa er fiA Iebr III.
pobl fiible unO 6ieber babe. I'm /
UDr flagten Die anoeren orei gIerfs
iiber Wlagenidmler3en; tie batten in
eilem nobegelegenen Heltaurant ae.
lun6t mo iprohen Die 9efiirdhrna
ans, Dab Der Slid uidt gang frii@
gepeien iei.
yttn maren nllr nod Der Monn.
ger uno Der 9fficeiunge ibrig, un0
iie miibten lid reOIid ab, Die orin.
genoItcn @eiddfte ou erIeoigen, Biz
Der ~erltere plosli1 aufIprana, bern
0edel leines Suites NIT einem Stud
ldloB, Den SUIT aufieBte uno Iagte:
u@iaiau, id CLAUDE, es lit 6os
Serniinftigite, mir geben ebenfoIls
gum 9aiebalipiell~
Washington Journal., 1912-08-03
StaIieu.
@dpRlider GrIab nidt anfaebObcn.

&dpitlider GrIah nidt ~anfscbUbcn.
&om, 81. SilIi. 9ie MeIoung,
Der Eapit babe ben grlaB .Ne &c.
mere geboben, lit abfolut unbeariin-
oct. 9as @1iBperitdnoniB besiigIid
Der Aufbebung oes @rloIies lit NUT
moBIid our6 Die Suipenoiruug Der
8eitimmitng iiber Mii6eben in
0eutldlan0 uno llngarn entItonoen.
Ole iibrigen 8%eltimmun9en oes Gee
9emcre" beitebeu ieood in oieieu bel
ben 91uoern in boiler &roft, uno oas
@leihe lit in ben Ser. Staoteu rnr
England nit allen 8eltimmunger
Oes grlalies Der 6oa. Cine Che 3tpi-
iden &atbolifen un0 &roteltanten i'll
iomit obne Die @enebmigltng oes Sc
meinoeprielters ungiiltig. @ie Der.
lalttet, o%iirften Die @ereinigten Stoa-
ten uuo Gnglono bieaeidt ipGter cine
aenoerung oieier 8eitimmung cr-
tpirfen.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-03
Gciterrsid llnsarn.
0ie2oaeanf0e m @oIfon.

0teSdgedu Dem Balfnn.
@ien, 81. SuIi. Die fritiide
Gage alif Dem 8alfan miro bier nit
aufmerfiamen @lgen berfoIot. @ie
bo6grooig emit ole @er5GltniIie in
BEN maBgebenoen &reiien a~ngeieben
peroen, erbeat am oettli6lten aus
Der Eotiabe, ooB Der gemeinIome
WiniIter oes gLeuBern, @raf 8erh.
tolo, ieinen ltrIaub rnterbro6en bat,
ben er na6 ben ltrapa5ioien lebten
Wtonaten CUR eigenen Grbolung iebr
n0tig batte.
@raf 8erdtolo miro in Der 91be
BON @ien perbleiben nm jeoer5eit auf
Dem Yoiten fem 81 fonneb penn in
&onItantinopel cine beoenfli6e @en-
Dung eintreten loIte, pelher Better
reid : llngarn ais geaAbar nift nit
@leidmllt 5ui9aiIen f0nnte.
SIS miro ertpartet, oaB ie0en Mu-
genblid elm gefGbrliber &onflift 5pi-
I1en oen &nbGngern oes Sungtiir-
fii9en &omites uno Der ~neugebiloe-
ten Niilitdr : 2iga ausbre6en fam,
Der Die i6limmite innerpoIitiide &ri-
le nit li6 bringen mag, pelAer oas
Sttomanii6e &ei6 felt Sabren ge-
geniibergeItanoen.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-03
WOm SnIomO,
lInter SanOslentcn.

Seattle, @ai6., 80. Suli. Or.
Yaul Ritter, Der @eianOte DER
Sdpei5, uno iein G~eiiebeeleiter Or.
@eorg 8artbelme, 8oIbingtouer
aorreiponoent Der u&0luiIden Bel.
tung", Iino bier bon oen Shipeiser
4olonien in Seattle nuo Tacoma
glGn5eno fetirt norocn unO befinoen
ii6 lett ouf Der 6abrt na6 glasfa.
Der Seattle S6pei3er @erein" per-
onitoltete 3a .@bren ocs @aites I'M
%faibionablen glrtiC Club elm 9anfett.
an Dem na6e5u 100 S6Dei5er uno
0eutide teilnobmen.
Or. Sitter belt cine bortrefflide
He0e in lire dmp5er. Geutid nOD
9artbelme iprah ebenfaas. Ser
Seattle Mfdnmerdor" lang mebrere
biibihe &ieoer. Sim n6blten CAGE
beiidtiate Or. Sitter Seattle's prGd.
tiges 8ouleparo Spltem unO ieine
garfs uno Damn oing eS nah Gaco-
ma, mo Die oortige S6pei5er . SEQ
Ionic Die groBartigiten &orbereitun-
gen getroffen battc. Or. Sitter
gloubt, Dab Ser 9%uuoesrat Elm
Sdmei3er aoniulat i'm Yuaet-S lnO-
@ebiet etablieren miro, Oh in Seattle
ODER in 9ocomo lit nod nidt befannt.
Der 8eluh oes @cionoten erfolgtc
auf cine ipe5iele @iulooung Der bic
ligen Sanoelsfammer bin.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-03
Die Seilnng Oes S6nnpfens Ohme
ale Soften.

BerIonen, meIde nit oerieniaen
6orm oes Shnupfens beboftet Ifn0,
ole man Die Grippe 8u uennen pfleat
iperoen cine m%unoerbare @irtrna in
Dem einfahen WitteI m~obrnebmen,
lid aaer fliiiiiaer NobrungsmitteI AZ
entbalten, bis Die Spmptome Der fie.
berbaften A%ufreeutg, Oos Erdnen
Der augen uno ole oftere 0otiquna,
lid 81 idneuben, nodIaHen. Dns
Wfittel pllroe BON einem beriibmten
Ir3te %empioblen, i1on pieIfod Der.
IuAt u1o in ben meiItcn T6uen fiir
gut 6efinoen.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-03

sliidten nod melt GROCER lit. Die
10 pl0blid uins 2eben @efonlmenen
eutitammen meiltens Ortidaften oes
noroliden @reuBens.
Berlin, 80. Sult. Sn Sam-
burg bat ser nambofte RbiIologe,
8rofeIior Augitlt Mommlen Die SET
er ieiues 81. @eburtstages begon-
gen. Der @reis tpuroe onlGBlid
oeiien bielfa1 aitsge5ei1net. gr lit
Der iiihgite 8ruoer 0es perItorbenen
beriibmten Siltorifers 9beooor
MommIen.
Berlin, 80. S1tli. Die oeutIde
Eelefunfen : @eleaidoft maft Die
Mitteilung, OoB iie Die orobtloie Ser
binoune iiber Die Nnoen nod 2in1a,
Teru, fertiggeitelt babe.
InlGBlih 0es @reigniIles ebrte
BrGiioent 2eglio BON Yeru Die Sc
Ieal6aft Our6 @erleibung Ser goIoe-
men Me0aiae. Mu1 lieB er in Der
&ouptltaOt Gina cine 8ron5etofel
a%ufiteaen, ollr9 Oeren Snihrtft sic
@rrungenidaft gefeiert miro.
Die oeuti1e Selefunfen : @elea-
i6aft bat Auftr1ge BON elmer gan3en
4n5abl characterization Staoten,
altBer bon Yeru, nod BON groiilien,
.@bile unO llrugrap. 0ie @rridtung
GROCER Stotionen in alien Oielen2Gn-
Oern bat felt Monaten erbebli6e6ort-
Ihritte gemo6t,
Washington Journal., 1912-08-03
On Der anQe.

Detroit, 81. Suli. Sn einell
9elte6ungsifanoal, Scr bier befonnt
Duroe, limo IA 9lloermen un0 ser
Sefret1r Der Common Council Som
MILTON nermidelt, BON nelden iiebell
bereits ii6 in @oft befinoem m16reno
Die iibrigen BON DER Yoli5ei geiudt
meroeu.
Sic acceptierten @eloer bon Ser
8abaib 8abngeieaidaft uuo erteil.
ten oafiir ~0erielben 0as 9fedt, an Der
Z. StraBe ein 2%agerbous 3ll errid-
ten. 4n0rep Green it,, madte Is
ii9 CUR 9~lufgabe. oie itGotiI6en Ser.
treter ibrer S1ninoeleien 5lt iiber.
fiibren uno beuuftragte 8urn'S sc.
beimagenten, ibnen cine Sale 81 Itel.
len. 0ieies Gorgeben mlrOe bon Sc
neralanmolt 4ubn unO Stats Pin
malt Sbeppero ~unteritiibt,
Die ~ausbe5ablten @eloer %raltgier.
Ell bon $t00 bis $1,000 uno Ole
Burns 0eteftioes fungierten ais
germittler. sic botten gu oieiem
3wede Officeu i'm 6oro @ebGuoc
eroffnet, mo Damn ole 9etrGge and
ausge3abIt murOen. Ailb elm 0icta.
graph fam sur Nnwenoung INN
limo Die 9eteftius I'M geiiBe einel
&onberfation ole glOerman @linnor
in ge5ug alf Den Sdpiuoel pflog.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-03
SaiIer belO6nt Slieaer.

@ten, 80. Suli. Raiier 6ron3
|Soiepb bat ben Sber : 2ieutenant
BON 8laihfe, Der li6 BEL Dem 6ern-
flug Berlin : @ten uno BEL anoeren
@elegenbeiten in lobensmerter @etie
%berOorgetan bat, onourh geebrt, OaB
er i'm empfing, lno iid nit ibm
lGngere Belt unterbielt. 3ltguterlebt
getp6brte er ibm ais @brengabe bic
Seirats : &aution, Die Der 0ffi3ier
gum @ingeben Der @be binterlegen
muB.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-03
9er MDient6aL . M0rO in Mem 9ort.

Nen Dorf, 1. aug. Der leit
8Dei 8oben Die @emiiter zines groB.
en- 9eiles ser @eoolferunq beldJGiti-
gen0e MorO oes Spielers 9tolc. .t5al
in NetD Dorf, lit iest ieiner 2Gi.a'N
nabe getreten.
Der Yoli3eileutnalt 9eder, Dc,
Gbef Der 8 trong-Arm SQUAD lit alT
Die Anflage oes MorOes inn erIter
@raoe Oerbaftet moroen uno befiroei
Iid in ben Combs. Die meiIten scr
an Der Nbi6la6tung oes Gamblers
beteiligten Herionen b%efinoen iid
ebenfaas in Salt. Safe Goie, elmer
Der 9eteiligten, iagte aus, Dab iG6r.
lid min0eItens $2,400,OO fiir so.
li5eiihnb an Die Yoli5ei perabfolai
woroen iei. God ioa 0ieie Summc
nod niht bod genllg gegriffen lcin
Die bis iest gemnhten Gnt6iiqungeli
oeden einen 8fu6l bon @robi9 mn
&orrnptlonen altt pie er nod nit
3upor in Der &riminalogie einel
@roBitaot geberridt bat. @ie peii
Die llnteriu6ung oieies Safes mad
oben reidt, miro erit ole 3ufunit leb.
rem. Gen 8eteiligten lteben ieood
i6luere Strafen bepor.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-03
GnsIanS.
Sufenarbciter seben uidt. mad.

2onoon, 80. Suli. Q[us ser
@ieOeraufnabme Der Mrbeit ieitens
Ser ~itrifenoen Safenarbeiter lit bur=
ldufig nod ni9ts ~eeporoen. Die
Strifer baben geitern in elmer groBen
WaIien 2 @~eriammliing, oie BON min
oeitens 10000 Gerionen beiu6t mar,
ii6 fir cine @eiterfiibrrng oes 9am-
pies entihloiIen.
Der gntidIuB bat oagemeiues Or
ltalinen barborgerufen. 9ie illus
ItGnoigen nagen felt 2angem nit ib-
rem 6amilien am @uneertlthe. 8roB-
Dem ba6en iie geitern erfldrt, iie Mir
ben nift cher nahgeben, ais Bis ibre
SorOerungen erfiiat iino.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-03
SObc Grbidaftsitcmcr.

aIbonD, q. g.. 81. Sill. 3ur
SddBung Oes bon Oberit So6n Sa-
cob Altor binterloiienen @ermogcus
bebufs 8emeiiung Der @rbi6aitslteu.
er lit Der StaatsobiAdber Sobn y
Goggep ans Stem Dorf oelegiert NOR.
Den. Der 3ert oes 9tadlalies fol
gegen $t00,00O,000 betragen, 10 sal
ole Steuer iid ami ungefdbr So, 900.
600 beIaufen miro.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-03
9OppcI SubiIGnm.

@uoapef, 80. Suli. Sn @rIau
bat aarOinal : gr5biidof Or. Soiepb
Samaiia Elm ooppeltes SubiIdum be-
gatlgen. Der &ir6enfiirit feierte ben
Soften Sabrestag ieiner @eibe gum
Brielter unO oas Dier8iglte Subil1lm
ieiner @rnennung gum gr3bilhof. @r
lit am 80. September 1928 geboren
uno prroe am ii. DECEMBER 1905
gum &arOinoL ernannt.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-03
euaiaIif SruAt nit MepuIntiun.

2on6on, 80. Suli. Ser io3ia-
liItii6e Arbeiterfiibrer Sen 2ileti
belt geltern, oboleib er nit 8erbaf-
tltng be0robt poroen i'll, auf Conner
SIN nieoer cine ~flammenoe He0e, in
wel6er er Die &egierung marnte,
Dab Ole englii6en Bread : nots~
oie brotIoicn Nrbciter, gefGbrli6er
ieien ais Die oeuti6en uDreao-
nougbtS~.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-03
Tern.
@rene[ iuerben nenhnbct

Gina, 30. Sui. Sn ieiner Dot
iGoft an ben gcileru 5uiammengctre.
tenen 4ongres plt FrdilOcnt Sell,ia
8unddit bon oea guien geaiebnngell
geiproden, Die Ncru mi lnOereG gtd-
tiouen u~nterbalte, uno Damn oui 6i.
8otlode bingemieien, ooB Die britt.
ide &egierung ii9 iebr abfdais iiber
Die in Den @ummibe3irten BON <u.
mono OorfomnenOen @rauiamfeitcr
geduBert babe.
Der 9r6iiOent fiigte biu3lL er bu5,
Observation-Disclosures sur llnteriuel.
ung Der gerbreden abgeibidt Oie oil
llebeItdter beItrafen uno eiller olL.le-
meinen Geformplan e%ntperfen Ioacn.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-03
9Gnemarf.

MiffeIfen 5uriidgefebrt
&openbagen, 80. Suli. So
pitan @inar Wiffelien. Der 6iibrer
Der Expedition pom Sabre 1910
5tpeds Aufiudung Ser 2eidnabme
bon Wplius @oidfon uno ieiner bei-
ben aamera0en, 1T gerettet. Ga fei-
ne yta6ri6ten BON ibm eingegangen
tporen, botte man Die &offnung, oaB
er nod am 2eben lei, a%ufgegeben.
Miffelien 1T in aeleiuno angefom-
men.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-03

Sn Spn6bure, 3d., fieleu oic
Sri. Srma See 6ib uno Bertha
HoDaI bon ser @eranOa oes Club.
baries oes Gbriitlihen @ereins. SRI.
Sit fiel auf Den 9opf uno bra6 oas
@enid, pGbreno Sri. &oDaa, ole auf
@rltere fieI, nur nit leidten @erIet.
ulgen oobon fam.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-03

aud Der brittle 9ro5eB, Ser an
bdngig gemaft Duroe, Inn Sorrp 6.
8batD 81 6%efreierL lit iebt 81 @noe ge-
fommen. Cham muB I'M Narren-
balis perbleiben, 10 min es &i6ter
9eogb BON Der @bite |lains Court.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-03

einer ser 8uborer madte oeu
&eOner oarauf aiifmerfiom, oab fem
@ebet Inn Oeu 600 oes 2orO Ooben-
port nod nidt erb0rt por0en iei.
0orauf ertpiOerte Der So5ioliiteu.
fiibrer idlagfertig: n@ott mill Den
eOlen Soro eben nitt. M0ge i'm oa-
Der Der Eelfel boIenl"
Washington Journal., 1912-08-03
Sarfei.
M6dte Tarlament aufI6fen

onftantinopeI, 80. Suli.
Der @roB : Ge8ier ludt einen @ea All
finoen, pie oaS Earloment ouf leoo.
le @eiie aufgeI0it, uno 10 Dem Ser
langen Der M~ilit6rIiga ftattaeaeben
peroen f0pnte. @s 1T fiber, 6oB 5if
Die 9ammer Dem Beginner uioer,
ieben miro.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-03
Cardinal Oiiber
~0eItOrbem.
Ser SeraOrbeue war GrSbiiaOt
BON G0lH.

Ser gcimd) aaiIer 8ilbelms in Der
5diuci5 tOitet Oerielbcn Sts
5rcnnOidaft Tranfrei1s. - Die
6rau5Oicn 5ieGeu ibr WeIO. = Der
ArOuprin5 uirO besnaOigt. = Sin
bcflagensmertes llngliif. SIN
GiIcebaO Gina bridt Elm &ier nit
iiber 100 SeriOnen 5miammen. -
llcbcr % Meni6en ertrmnfen. -
%rOfeifOr Ang. MOmien scitOr6em.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-03

Der O5eanrieIe 0@mpreB Of
Snoio", BON Ser GnnaOiihen 0ampf-
idiffgeieaidaft, lit am Samitag nit
Dem aoblenoampfer SeIpetia folli-
Dirt, nobel 2ebterer mitten ent3tpei
geidnitten muroe.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-03

Sn @~ittsburg erIitt Der SO
Sabre olte Sbomos Quin einen
i6redliden SoO, inoem er in oen Gi-
%Ienperfen, mo er 8ormann mar,
BON elmer 5pei 9onnen tpiegenOen
gliibeno beiBen Metalmaiie iiber-
i6iittet ipuroe.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-03

= Sci Dem Yau Oes nellen Cats
fiji : Aquaeoufts in Maubattan, q.
-, erfolgte cine unertpnrtete grplo-
Iior, mel6e flint Nrbeiter $50 Sui
tief inter Der grooberfldhe peridiit
tete.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-03

Sn &aris ~itiir3te Iid cine ele-
CANT gefleioete iruge Dame bon Der
bodlten 8lattform oes gifeltlrmes
uno blieb aiif Der unteren Glattform
NIT 8eri6mettertem 90rper tot lie
gen. Die Soentit1t ser Dame bat
nidt feitgeltelt per0en fonnen.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-03

Sn @beeIing, 90. @a., I~tiir3tc
cine Serrofie nit iiber 200 @~erionen
IN cine % SUB tiefe S6ludt. 6oIt
aae Duroen Derlest, bod tpuroe ME.
mQn0 aetotet.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-03

Die, nd6ite @ode in Chicago
tagenoe Convention Der Bull MooIe-
Yartei miro bon Dem Demofraten
Sobn 90. Earfer bon Seem Orleans
geleitet tueroen.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-03

- Sn philadelphia lit ole 3iino.
~bol5fabrif BON Sobn s. Suner abge-
bronnt. @tpa 200 ar6eiter Iino ga.
ourd auBer Arbeit gefommeu.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-03
en- Qnnfns 6itn hot lih

Sn &anIas Gitp bat Ii6 elm
iunges 8aar in einem gaGon tralt-
en- Iaiien uno flog Damn 90 MeiIen
melt. 2eioer enOete Die Gabrt nidt
10 romantii6, pie ite beganu, oenn
oas Yaar Ianoete beim NbItieg in Ell
mem Sdmeineitau.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-03

Sn @ilmington Del. ioate
lid Die 10 Sabre aIte SeIene Sirco
cine augeI Ourd Die S6Idfe, neil
lie IN chem O6itIaoen au bart botte
arbeiten miiifen.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-03
SNpNMs Softer
OeribicNem.
Ser meme Suiicr gOibi=6 Site befeigt
Den EbrOn.

0ns iapamiide |Olf DDm Srauer CT.
fiillt. ~ Die lteuc 9lera uirO Sai.
iei %genannt. - 9eS jnngen Sal
iers critic PROCLAMATION. s.
5Ult Dem tUten Batter ebrenOeu
Sribut nnO appellirt ait Die 2ODa-
litGt Oes &Ulfes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-05
Cut of PIa Tails.

LONDON, Aug. 5.-The Chinese
legation here is at last queueless.
Directly after the establishment of
the new republic, the minister, his
secretaries, and all the attaches of
the legation, with the exception of
Chung Wing, the major-domo. dis
carded their pig tails. Chung was
agreeable to the new regime, but felt
he should first obtain his fathers con-
sent. Accordingly, he wrote to the
old man, at Pekin. but the parental
response was positive refusal. After
months time he wrote again, earn
estly pleading for the desired permits
sion and stating that be had become
practically ostracized by his fellow
celestials, but with no better success.
The other day, however, Chung was
surprised and overjoyed to receive a
cablegram from his father containing
merely the two words "can cut" The
Chung pig tail Is now enroute to
Pekin, as souvenir for his wife, and
the major-dono is still wondering
what brought about the old gentle
mans conversion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-05
IA Former Old and Respected Resi-
dent Gone to Her Reward At
ter asLons III
ness.
DIED LAST EVENING
Remains to be Brought to keokuk,
Her Old Home, Wednesday for
Burial In Oakland
Cemetery.

Announcement was received In the
city today of the death of Mrs. w. j.
McGavic, a we'll known former resi-
dent of Keokuk, who died at her home
at Decatur, H., yesterday afternoon
after an illness of about seven
months.
Mr. and Mrs. McGavic were for a
number of years residents of Keokuk
where Mr.. McGavic was prominent in
the lumber business. They were mar
ried at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, number
of years ago. Before marriage Mrs.
McGayic was Miss Juline Grantham
and during her long years of resi-
dence here drew about her many
friends and acquaintances who VIII
regret to hear of her death. About
ten years ago the family removed to
Decatur, ILL.,, which has continued to
be their residence, though members
of the family have visited Keokuk
from time to time, renewing and keep
ing warm the early friendships form
ed here Mrs. Baldwin, wife OF Capt
T. r. Baldwin is sister of Mr.. NC
Gayic. husband of the deceased.
Mrs. McGavic is survived by three
sons and three daughters, F. 0. Nc
Gayic of California, +. L. McGavic OF
Decatur. Ill. Ralph McGavic of Chi
cago. Mrs. Fred Henderson, Mrs
creta McArty and Miss Florence Nc
Gavic.
! The remains will be brought tc
Keokuk, arriving here on the 11:Os
wabash train Wednesday morning
and will likely be taken at once te
Ioakland cemetery where the burial
will occur.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-05
PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Korschgen
and niece, Miss Marie Conn, left to-
day for three weeks visit at New
Rockford, North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scovern, Miss
Scovern and Robert Mitchell of Ma
con, Mo-, who came to Keokuk Satur-
day, left for their homes this morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hurley, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. ]. Killing and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Mckee of Wapello, were auto
mobile visitors in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Eisleben and
daughter Eva and son Claude of Gin
ton. Ia, are in the city visiting with
Mrs. Eisleben's brother, c. F. Miller
Mr.. Eisleben came to the city Sunday
making the trip from Clinton to Keo
kuk, distance of 174 miles, in seven
hours. The trip was made by auto.
John Kalix, craftsman of the
Hydraulic Engineering company left
yesterday by boat to spend a part OF
his vacation at st. Paul, Mimi, and
vicinity.
Mrs. Charles Dorsey of Keokuk
who has been in Quincy for fort
nights visit at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Kiefer, Of
Park Place, has returned to her home
While IN Quincy she was also guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. e
Spears of East Broadway.
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Physician Against Whom an Informa.
ton Was Filed Charging a
Serious Crime, Escapes
jail.
GIVES BOND FOR $4,000
Brother Comes to the Rescue Of the
Accused Physician and Secures
Bond Necessary for
Liberty.

DR.. Albert r. Wilsey against whom
an information was filed in the super
LOT court Saturday afternoon charging
manslaughter appeared today and
relatives made arrangements to furn-
ish bond for $4,000 A brother,
Grant Wilsey, is said to have made
the arrangements for the bond and
DR.. Wilsey was not put in jail. DR..
Wilsey is understood to have remain
ed over yesterday on fishing jaunt
across the river
The information against Wilsey
charges manslaughter in the death
last Tuesday morning of Mrs Mabel
Trenton, who died in one of the hos
pitfalls. The information filed against
DR.. Wilsey, as stated in yesterdays
Gate City, alleges that the doctor
| was criminally negligent and careless
| in an operation which he performed
on the woman, during which opera
ton he removed portion Of her
lower intestines and tied the remain.
ing ends in manner to disconnect
the alimentary canal
Nothing is said in the information
concerning an abortion said to have
been performed short time ago. DR.
Brown. who was called in the case be
fore Mrs. Trenton died, stated today
| that to the best of his knowledge, DR.
Wilsey had nothing to do with the
abortion said to have been performed
on Mrs. Trenton.
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ANOTHER VETERAN
GONE TO REST
Thomas Il. Goodwin, a Former keo-
kuk Resident and Veteran OF
the Third Iowa
Cavalry.
NEWS JUST RECEIVED
Resident Of cherryvIIle, kans., Died
at the Soldiers Hospital at Hot
Springs, South
Dakota.

Through delayed source the news
was not received until this morning of
the death of Thomas H. Goodwin,
brother OF A. F. Goodwin, 519 North
Tenth street, Keokuk, a former we'll
known and respected business man of
! Keokuk and veteran of the civil war.
viii died in the Soldiers hospital at
Hot Springs, S. D., where he had gone
for treatment for rheumatism.
Mr.. Goodwin was about sixty-eight
years of age and was born at Pitts
burgh, Pa. He became a resident of
Keokuk many years ago, where for
some time he conducted an auction
store, leaving Keokuk about thirty
years ago, going west. Recently he
had been located at Cherryville, Kan
and from there came the news OF his
death in letter from Mrs. Madge
| Hartel, who will be remembered as
the young widow OF Chester Hartel,
| of Cherryville, born and reared IN
Keokuk, who was buried here about
two years ago. The father of Mrs.
! Hartel was reared by Mr.. Goodwin,
and was like son to him. About y
year ago Mr. Goodwin went to Cherry
vile where he suffered much from
rheumatism which at last proved fatal.
/ Mr. Goodwin was a member of Co.
G, Third Iowa cavalry, a brave and
efficient soldier, and the veterans OF
| that notable old organization and 9th
err veterans of Keoluk and elsewhere
will cherish the kindest remembrance
of him.
Along about the time of building
! the government canal here, Mr.. Good.
win conducted store and auction
house, doing large business. Since
/ leaving Keokuk he has visited the city
frequently and was expected to come
1 here some time next month, but
death has interviewed, the last tattoo
4 has sounded, and he is now bivouac
ing on the eternal camping ground
His remains were Temporarily buried
at Hot Springs, S. d., but later vii
be taken to Mt. Vernon, Ill.,, to resi-
beside the grave of his wife.
/ The deceased is survived by fom
brothers, George Goodwin of Chicago
James Goodwin OF Baxter, Iowa; VIM
Goodwin of ST. Louis and A. F. Good
win of Keokuk.
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DEATH AT MOOAR
OF A BABY GIRL
Little Daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam Danford Died There
This Morning.

Ruth Beatrice Danford, the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Danford died at the parental home at
Mooar. at 12:45 O'Clock this morning.
She was one year old July 19 last, and
died of fever from which she had
suffered since last November In all
this long afflction she had the most
careful attention but at last her little
spirit passed away
She is survived by her two brothers
John Edward and Charles w, hel
grandparents, Mr.. end Mrs. Edward
Brugman of Keokuk. and Mrs. Johr
Danfod, one great grand mother, Mrs
Johanna C. Brugman and number o
other relatives to mourn her early
and sad death.
Funeral arrangements and announce
ments will be made later.
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PLANNING FOR
SETTLERS REUNION
Meeting Held This Afternoon In the
Mayors Office for Furtherlna
Plans Of keokuk
Reunion.
COMMITTEES ARE NAMED
Lee County Pioneers and Settlers
Meet In Keokuk August % for
Their For'y-second An.
nuaI Reunion.

A meeting was held in the Office Of
the mayor this afternoon for the pur-
pose OF making arrangements for the
annual reunion of the pioneers and
old settlers of Lee county. Further
arrangements for the reunion. which
is to be held here August 20. were
completed at this afternoons meeting.
The following committees are work
Ing for the success of the occasion:
Executive committee. F. Elder,
Alex e. Johnston, VIM. Logan, Asaph
Buck, D. F. Miller, Senator e. P. Nc.
Manus.
Finance committee ED. S. Lotion,
3. B. Hobbs, John Nagel.
Speakers of the day--Judge w. S
Hamilton, Hon. John E. Craig, James
c. Davis.
On invitation-D. F. Miller, Judge
w. l.. Mcnamara.
Music Thos. p Gray w. R. c
Kendrick.
Program and printing -Jno. A. Dun
lap, Ralph B. Smith, E. F Renaud
/ Transportation-E. r. Cochrane, A
c. Maxwell.