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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-22
CITY NEWS.

Read The Daily Gate City. 10
cents per week.
Riding Is pleasant in one OF those
new buggies bought from Sherwood.
~. X. Martin has been removed
from his home to st. Joseph's hospital
where he underwent an operation. &
Interest in the base ball results Is
increasing. It takes warm weather
to produce the most excitement In
base ball.
Work on the Pond Hats is pro-
crossing, as we'll as work on many
other buildings. Keokuk mechanics
will be busy this year,
SWEETEST line of harness ever
shown in Keokuk at Sherwoods
Keep In mind that April 30th il
cleanup day Get your yards in neat
condition before that time SO the be-
lated ones can get ample help to make
a final cleaning on that date.
Mckee Anderson, for two years
past, the depot passenger agent for
the wabash at Kansas City. has &C
! copied position as assistant to w.
A. Bridgman at the Wabash offices
in this city
Suit has been brought in the dis
trict court by the j. K. Dimmick COM
pany. OF Philadelphia, against D. E.
| Reeves, OF this city, in which it Is
sought to collect s1s4.72, alleged to
be due for goods delivered.
Our next horse and mule auction
at Hamilton, H., will be April 81
Will have 200 head Of horses of all
classes. Bring in your horses and
j mules and we will sell them for you
at good prices. B. w. Elder.
Frank Trimble, of Bonaparte. la.
and Miss Ada Jones OF Mt. Sterling
this state, to whom a marriage license
was issued last Saturday, were mar
ried in Keokuk The ceremony was
! performed by Justice Liendecker II
1 his Office.
i The hoodlums were out again las
night, giving a little hideousness tt
the otherwise quiet Sabbath evening
Their favorite gathering places are
the corners under the lampiight ant
from there they spread out in game
in which adjacent premises frcquentl!
suffer and early to bed people ar
kept awake by the noise,
J Articles OF incorporation OF 81
Peters church have been filed TO
record with Deputy Vaughan. Jane
Davis is the president, and Jane
Gillespie is the vice president an
treasurer. C. A. Mcnamara is tn
secretary. The directors are jaime
Gillespie, C. A. Mcnamara and B. |
i Auwerda.
4 Tomorrow evening the Men
\ Glass OF the First Christian churc
H will hold a social at the church, whic
A is especially for members of the elias
II but to which class members have th
privilege to invite friend. The men
\ bers are especially urged to be pre-
II ent. A luncheon will be served an
| matters discussed that will make Il
occasion one of social as we'll as /
II tellectual profit.
H Alex Miller, editor OF the Was
II ington Democrat, will deliver the clas
H address at the high school graduatir
exercises at Montrose next Frids
Il evening. Mr.. Miller is one of the mo
brilliant editors in the state, m;
| of wide observation and the class
fortunate in getting the opportunl
| to hear him. Mr.. Miller will tell the
some things next Friday evening tn
II will be worth while all their lives.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-22
BUTCHER, CARPENTER AND
BUTCHER

Are still in the lead in the electric
wiring fixture business. Now is your
time to take advantage in the low
price OF wiring before the underwriters
rules take effect. We are still wiring
under old contract. Fixtures We furn-
ish at absolute cost IL We do your
work. Get busy before the new line
of construction is made and avoid the
rush. Our office is at No 1904 Main
street. Bell phone No 1477.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-22
PERSONALS.

Postmaster John Kennedy OF Mont
rose was in the city today
Frederick G. Smith, of the Register
and Leader editorial staff, of Des
Moines. left this afternoon to resume
his work on that paper He was cali
ed here by the serious illness of his
mother, Mrs c. ]. Smith. Mrs. Smith
underwent an operation at ST. Joseph
hospital last week. but is rapidly re
covering
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The Keokuk Loan and Building AS.
sociation offers for sale 500 shares oil
stock to date May /, 1912. These
shares may be used as an investmen,
or used In obtaining loan for build
ing or repairing.
j. D. ECKER, Secretary.
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PENCIL STRIPES!

Just s'jot' this down.
Pencil stripes are written on
the first leaf Of Fashion S
Book.
And at the present writing
they're going fast-are very
populard due to the fact that
they are inexpressably neat
when smartly tailored-the
way Adler Rochester Cloth
craft and 1 System tailor them.
You'll note a wonderfully
representative selection of hair
line fabrics oscillating from
a hairs to an inch breadth.
Soft pencil stripes in rough
cheviot cloths
Hard pencil stripes in sturdy
worsteds.
And just make a note of the
moderate prices. So to $3.50.
Mark you! More all around
good qualities in Ewers- Car
THY Co. Clothes than in any
other kind.
! EWERS MsCARTnYM
412 MAIN ST.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-08
OROZCO OPENS TRAFFIC
New Rebel Head Sworn In at
More Refugees.

Chihuahua. Mex. March General
Orozco to-day gave instructions for re
sumption Of traffic on the Mexico North
western Railway between here and MADEIRA
Traffic on the Mexican Central still s sub
iect to the orders Of Orozco. There prob
ably will be one train north to-day 10
Juarez
ernor The LEGISLATURE formally has ap
proved Orozco's action Of yesterday declar-
ing against Madero body Of rebel troops
IL seeking Villas forces, supposed 10 be
west Of chihuahua
The oath OF loyalty Yesterday was ad-
ministered to General Pascual Orozco by
the rebel chiefs who led the troops from
Juarez Orozco appeared at the rebel
camp before Generals Sslazar and Emilio
Campa. who sat al table on which was
spread the document prepared for Orozco's
signature The 100 men they commanded
we're drawn mp in ranks. over the tabls
foated two flags one the national emblem
and the other the red banner the rebels
have adopted.
CAPTAIN David dc la Fuente cited the
terms Of the oath and Orozco answered in
the Affirmative and affixed his signature
Vivas for Orozco. Vasquez Gomez and
even Zapata were shouted by the crowds in
the background. while operators of moving
picture machines and cameras recorded the
action.
The general attitude OF the populace was
New-York tribune., 1912-03-08
KNOX OFF FOR HONDURAS
Secretary of State Leaves
Nicaragua Without Incident.

Corinto. Nicaragua. March 5-secretary
Knox and his party arrived here at 81
O'Clock this afternoon. The special train
carving the Americans left Msragus at 10
o'clock in the morning. 1t was preceo'h
by pilot tram and followel by another
train, on each Of which was s'ronS
cuarJ. the precautions being similar 10
thos, taksI on II tourney from Corinto 10
the capital.
one stop was made. =. NA,arots' fHAs''
noon fcr luncheon. The trip vas mace
without incident The Secretary bcaroed
tie cruiser Maryland, which proceeiel To-
night for Amapals. Honduras Az u.
members OF the party are In the oest u
New-York tribune., 1912-03-08

Teton and Dr r. a Wilson. reached - de-
! grees. $50 miles from their ship
! At the Same time the German expedition
on the Gauss. under Erich Won DrygalsHi
! reached 81 degrees south. % degrees east.
where land was discovered and named
| Kaiser Wilhelm II Land. The third eXpe-
| dition. equipped in Scotland. largely ny
James and Andrew Coats. sailed under lr.
/ W 5 Biscoe, and practically demonstrated
! the nayigabiity Of Weddell sea. X &
/ Mossman. meteorolosst Of the party, es-
| tahlished station on Laurie Island, bl de-
grees south now owned by the Argentine
| government. the most southerly station at
which continuous observations are taken
| In 1904 Dr. Jean B. Charcot equipped a
| French expedition and sailed ia tn" Fran
| Gals He discovered a new coast south OF
! Graham Land. in latitude 81 degrees, which
/ hc named louhet Land lie organized a
second expedition in 1905 on the Poprquoi
! Pas Reaching 20 degrees 20 minutes. he
steamed westward To i2> degrees through
! an unknown sea
Three Remarkable Fests.
/ Shackleton's expedition IN 1905 on the
/ Nimrod established base at Mount hie'ls
! and left A party ashore. This party per
| formed three Of the most remarkable tour
| neys on Antarctic soil--the ascent of Mount
| Frebus. 1890 feet: the attainment II the
| South Magnetic Pole. at y degrees % min
| ut4s south iiS degrees 10 minutes east. ana
| the attainment ~ the nearest approacn TO
the pole, at SIS degrees % minutes. missing
the goal BY bare III miles.
! The South Pole has been won with much
less cost OF life than the North Pole. The
| only expedition vessel destroyed was the
| Antarctic. which was crushed and sunk IN
1902 in Erebus and Terror Bay. None OF her
| marty. under Or. Otto Nordenskiod. was
| lost There have been IN the South Seas
no such tragedies ss the deaths OF Henry
! Hudson. William Barents or Nitus Berins,
no sufferings like those Of Sir John Frann
! lin and his rs men. who, after starving
ard freezing. were driven to cannbalism
! NaItber the fate Of Charles Francis Hall
and OF Captain De Long and his twenty
| men nor the struggles OF Lieutenant Gree
! IL ana his party AT cape Sabine have par
aIlel in the annals of Antarctic discovery.
Then there Is the mystery OF Andrea, who,
With two companions sailed into the north
IN a balloon and was never again heard
! from.
And at last the North Pole was taken
single handed In a contest with nature.
The South Pole was won in a race be-
tween men
New-York tribune., 1912-03-08
> CIKOIIHIIE TOI\ OOO IT OLL
Record Of the Expeditions that Have Attempted t.
Solve the Antarctic Mystery.

expeditions leave Europe The British Ma
tional Antarctic expedition VAS organized
hy a Joint committee of the ROYAL Society
and the Royal Geographical Society and
equipped under the guidance OF Sir Glenn
ents Markham. The government bore most
Of the cost. the rest being shared by J.. w.
LongstaN. the Royal Geographical Society
and A g. Harmsworth. now Lord North
cliffe. The expedition sailed in the Dis
covery. under Commander r. p. Scott
Lieutenant shackleton was one or the
party. This expedition discovered and
named King Edward Land. whose appear
ance Ross had recorded. They passed the
winter at II degrees ~ minutes. and from
there made land explorations by sleds and
dogs. One OF these. made by Scott Shack
New-York tribune., 1912-03-08
NOT INVITED BY COLOMBIA
New Twist in Tangle Over Knox S
Visit.

Washington. March IA new twist was
given TO the tangle over Secretary Knox
proposed visit 10 Colombia by the Issuance
Of a statement tonight by ROBERTO Nse-
douall, charge daffaires Of the ColohVld.
Legation saying that Secretary Knox had
NOT heAn invited to Colombia. The state
ment reads.
The charge d'sffaires Of the COLOMBIAN
LEGATION said tonight that he was autno''
lzed by his government 10 state that sec
re,srv Knox had not been invited 50 Co
lombia." .,-.-st
Bevond this categorical declaration no
explanation was forthcoming from "l'
Nacdouau The interpretation hoWe's''
,,.h,ob generally was attached to 1t TO-
U,gb, NIGHT was that while the coIom9Ian sSy. %
irsmeDt n,sma We" had earlier made II clear tha. Pt
secTstsry n} Knox SiS%Sa TSSlS be 70 Ss5sSs
desired 10 NiS, ~, do so had proceeded from
,bn C0iomhian government. -----,
New-York tribune., 1912-03-08
AMERICANS IN MEXICO
PREPARE FOR DEFENCE
Hundreds Gather in Capital and
+ Plan to Resist Outbreak
Against Foreigners.
WILSON COUNSELS CAUTION
Ambassador Addresses Meeting,
Which Considers Abattoir
as Fortress-Germans
Ask for Rifles.

Mexico city, March -Four hundred
Americans In mass meeting to-day dis
cussed plans for self-protection should dis
orders of an anti-foreisn character occur IN
the capital. This action followed similar
meetings of members of other foreign COLO
MES Committees were named to formu-
late plans and to work with committees
representing other nationalities, all with
the approval Of the authorities OF the red
eral district
The American Ambassador, Henry Lane
Wilson, who attended, i'm a brief ADDRESS
cautioned Americans against taking any
rartisan attitude toward the political ar
fairs Of the nation This is the first formal
action taken by Americans and was the
outcome OF a general feeling that has
heen growing for many days that resi-
dents should provide against being taken
unawares."
one plan contemplates concentration at
the abattoir Of a large packing company
which. It was said. offered excellent facili-
ties for defence Its distance from the heart
NJ the city is regarded as its chief disad-
vantage
rAppIication has already been made to the
Government for one thousand rifles by the
German colony. which has taken the lead
! in organizing Concentration points, well
distributed throughout the residential sec
tions, have been selected, to each Of which
| the women and children in its vicinity will
he taken al the first alarm These places
are being provisioned for f1ve-day siege
The Spanish colony. the largest in the
| city. made similar arrangements to-day
Minister Calero Of the Foreign Onice TO-
! day denied that he had ever said Anieri-
cans In the capital would be held as host
ages n United States troops crossed TIE
border. I was said that in all probability
the POSTS OF Foreign Relations and Com
rounications would be vacated by the pres
ont incumbents this week. No conilrma-
ton Of rumored Cabinet changes vas OBJ
| tainablc to-day.
FL Paso. Tex. March shipments o'
arms and ammunition to the Vasquista
rebels, at Juarez. alleged TO he In violation
OF the neutrality laws. were obstructeo
to-day by Colonel Steever. commanding the
United States troops on duty along th'
! Mexican border.
A consignment Of sixty carbines and ter
thousand rounds of ammunition destined
To James Smith" whom Colonel Steever
! on adviceS received from operatives oi
acterizes as "a fictitious person Is beins
held at the United States immigration sta
tion pending instructions from the War De
partment.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-08
somewhat apathetic The people appeared
curious rather than enthusiastic.

Laredo Tex, March 7.-Of the 22s pas
sengers reaching here on the train from
Mexico to-day half were American women
and children hurryins back 10 the Initea
States to escape menacing conditions
across the border.
Many Spaniards, Frenchmen and Ger
mans were among the passengers. Kuool-
pho Gaona, the bullighter. was on the way
"a Snaip
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