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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-16
Grain Review.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
CHICAGO, Dec. 16-The govern
ment crop report issued late yester-
day had no great effect on any OF the
grain markets today. Wheat opened
a trifle lower because Of an easier
market at Liverpool and was at about
opening prices at noon.
Corn opened fairly firm with De-
cember u higher, but other months
showing a decline During the fore
noon December and May both advan-
ced to 10 cents, gain Of u for De
cmber and 81 for May.
Oats was steady at the start and
there was rush to buy when corn
displayed strength. December futures
advanced Is in the morning and May
70.
Provisions started easier becase OF
weak hog market but heavy buying
on the early dip sent prices above
those prevailing at yesterdays close
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DR.. p. D. eAUNT

DR.. p. D. GAUNT
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON.
Special attention to inherited anu
chronic diseases and diseases OF
women.
Office rooms No. 2 and 8, HAWKES.
Building, Eighth and Main.
Office hours. 10 to IL a. M, 2 to .
and to s p. III. Sundays by appolnp
ment.
Phones: Dice, 146-R-1. Res, 146-ltz
Residence 1903 Main.
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DIR. BRUCE u eu.E,,IAM.

DR.. BRUCE L. eILFILLAN,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office 621h Main street, owe,
Winger Bros. store. Bell phone 1se
Black.
Residence 317 North Fourth street
Bell phone 12S0-Red.
Hours--1o-12 a. m. "a p. n. -
Y. In. Sunday by appointment
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Chicago Cash Grain.


CHICAGO, Dec. Wheat-No 2
red. 96A @97Ac; No. red, 1870
95&c; No. 2 hard, 9oAc; No. 3 hard,
1914 a 9oAc; No. 3 spring, $500
s9Ac.
Corn-No. 2 white, Toe; No. vel
low, 7o@7oAc; No. 2. 641sc: No. 8
white, 65h @67c; No. yellow, $50
&C; No. A. 5sk@s2Ac; No. 4 white,
60@84c; No. yellow, e0@631ac.
oats-No. white, 40@40Mc; No.
white, s9A @4oAc; standard, 41c.
Peoria Grain.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Dec. 16.-Corn-Mar-
ket unchanged. No yellow. s41kc;
No. a yellow, eoc;; No 3 mixed, GAN
@64kc; No. mixed, Coo.
Oats Market steady No. 2 white,
4oNc; No. 8 white, ssAc; No. 4
white, 39c; standard, 4OAc.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Dec. 16.-Hog receipts
10000; market slow, SC lower. Mixed
and butchers, s7.45@7.8O; good heavy,
$7.55@7.S2; rough heavy, $7.45@755;
light. S7.35@770; pigs, $6.2b@7.60.
Cattle receipts $500; market. best,
strong, others weak Beeves, $4,000
9.75; cows and heifers, $3.3008. 40;
stockers and feeders, s4.9007.4O; Tex
ans. $6.6o07 65; calves, s750011.25.
Sheep receipts $4,000; market
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COMMIT TEES HAVE
MUCH TO REPORT
Reorganization of Industrial Associa-
tlA- viii be Taken up
In the Near
Future.
PROJECTS INVESTIGATED
Clay Beds on Tract May be Developed
joy Reports on the In.
ter City Bridge
Bill.

Directors OF the Keokuk Industrial
Association held their regular month
ly meeting at the Y. w. G. A. last
night. Reports of committee chair
men took up the greater part of the
evenings work. The largest number
OF reports from committees In the
history of the association was ubmit-
ted for the consideration Of the board,
and unusual activity along all lines
of industrial work was indicated.
Manager o. B. Towne, in his report
for the last month, stated that about
one-hundred and twenty-five Industrial
projects had been taken up by his
office during that time. Press clip
ping bureaus, the sole business of
which is to keep in touch with manu-
featuring concerns seeking new loca-
tons, have enabled Manager Towne
to give this field Of work a great deal
Of attention. The clipping service
puts the association In touch with
everything that is going on in the In
dustrial world. The number of fac
tory propositions submitted by the
Z bureau In the course OF one month
often reaches as high as five hundred.
One of the important points to be
taken up by the Industrial Associa-
! ton within the near future is the
question OF reorganization. President
Joy recently appointed committee
to handle the matter, consisting Of
Thnndnra troll n
kiedafsch and L. A. Hamill. Mr.. JOY
also will be on the committee. The
existing subscription agreements ex-
p1re March /. Looking toward the
continuation Of the association. rec
concentrations have been made for
an increase in the capitalization of
the association from $4,000 to $780,
600 or 100000.
May Develope Clay Fields.
Mr. Towne spoke of the investiga
tons being conducted by the state
department OF chemistry into the
value of the clay discovered south OF
the city on the industrial tract of the
Mississippi River Power company. A
number of manufacturing concerns
have also become interested In SINH
lar Investigations, and the chance.
are reported as favorable that a field
of valuable tile and pottery clay may
be developed
Recent conferences were reported
between the Industrial Association
and the Mississippi River Power com
pany relative to changes In the
schedule of rates for electric power
and there is little doubt that an
nouncements soon will be made which
will be especially advantageous tt
local consumers
President Joy briefly discussed thu
situation relative to the inter-cit,
bridge. Plans are now under foot, h,
said. for the entertainment OF tn,
subcommittee of congress on harbor
end bridges early in January 1t 4
probable that United States Senator
CUMMING ana Kenyon also will be ii
Keokuk at an early date. Mr., 10,
emphasized the necessity Of getin
early action relative to the new
bridge, not only from the standpo'n
of conditions favoring Its early cor
struction but also because OF what !
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIAN.

Or. w. p. SHERLOCK,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office 1S North Fifth street, in tho
Howell building.
ONCE hours-10 to IL q. m, . tos
p. M; evenings. to 8; Sundays, ii
tc ! D. m. United States civil service
examiner.
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would mean to Keokuk as an Indus
trial and traffic asset.
VIII P. Green, publicity manager OF
the association, spoke on the maya
zine features on Keokuk that have
appeared during the last ten weeks.
These include articles and picture
groups in seven of the leading periodi-
Gals OF the country-Worlds Work,
Review of Reviews, American Maya
zine. Scientific American, Leslie's
Weekly. Modern Electrics and Rail-
road and Current Mechanics.
Postpones Publishing Book.
The board last night decided to
postpone the publication of the indus
trial booklet until after the associa-
ton has been reorganized. 1t was
definitely voted to get out the book
let at that time, and It is probable
that Mr.. Green, whose CONTRACT ex-
pires January 1, will reurn to Keokuk
some time late in the spring to take
charge OF the publication.
The streets and alleys COMMITTEE.
reported plans for forty galvanized
Iron waste paper cans, to be placed
Few feet from the intersection of
the streets. The civic league Of Keo-
kuk probably will cooperate with the
committee In its work in that regard.
Definite plans for better street mark
ings are being considered.
DR. Frank M Fuller of the commit
tee on public health reported that ac-
cord1ng to word received from DR. A.
/. Grover, professor of bacterioiogy
at the University of Iowa, Keokuk will
| have an excellent source of CITY wat
er supply as soon as few pres ant
/ existing conditions are corrected. The
situation is In good shape. DR.. Grow
er as yet has not submitted his de-
1 tailed report, but his general reporY is
satisfactory to those who were some
what worried over local conditions
Consider Building Bridqeo.
The good reads committee is con,
sidering the construction of bridge
over the Des Moines river at st. Fran.
cisvills 1t undoubtedly would BRING
much additional business to Keokuk
and there seems to be a vital neces.
sity for such bridge Relative to
the marking Of poles from Wayland
to Donnellson, 1t was reported that
they are marked with white bands
from Donnellson through New Boston
all turns being indicated by an arrow
these to be followed later by the red
ball. Bal roads completed the commit
tee to abandon the rest OF the work
for the present 1t will be taken ur
later.
The convention committee is doinp
excellent work, Judging by the report
submitted last night. The best mes NJ
to finance convention expense still is
under consideration. Indications are
that about ten conventions will NEE,
in Keokuk during 1914, and the nun
er may far exceed that. CONSIDERING
that 1913 is still with us, the Results
reported by the committee In bring
Ing important meetings here Is mos,
communicable
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DR.. n. Il. STAFFORD
DENTIST.
In Dorsey Building across from tbs
Postoffice.
Hours from 9 to -. 1880 to 500.
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LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS


steady, higher. Native, s4.4o05.75,
western, $4A005.75; lambs. $e.4o@
500; western. $6.4O@8.00.
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Nus a6las 0eidi&te.

Tort, no beiite TentffAau6s aro6.
ter Gon ieine Ibi,rme gen Simnel
reft. am liefen uier oes Mbeins, oas
eeltti6en Stromes, Der ipie fein an.
oerer uniere Sebniuht iii, bort fan.
ben bic alteiten geriibrungen oes al,
ten @ermanentbums itott nit Der
aultsr oes alten Rons. Sier ieste
ssnlius Gaiar ben Sub nuf oelstiGen
9ooen, iino balo erboben lido bort
feite Waiiermerfe, Die oern 8or6rin.
gen Der 9ernanen Elm Snit gebieter
ioIlten. sic id,iister oag alte DILL.
farlaner, in Dem bic aniiertohter
agrIppina geboren fDuroe. Gieie mar
es, Die oem Grte bic Hetfe elmer ro.
iniihen oGolouio" erfnnrb. alf ibren
antrie6. bin cHtltnnb uw bns anhr
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len lafien tpereen. Die Aidtisteit BE.
Ter Nniift fpirb ourn bic Mittbetlune
beitGtigt, bab bereits cine eurppdiih'
nsa6t - tpeIhe ss 1T, pirb nibt ses
fagt ansefragt bat, mas bic Der
Gtodtcn su tbuu geoenten. um BIZ
Sronuna in Wterito ter3uitellen
6inter ioIben 5rageu itedt INNER eint
8robung. Gemeint lit oamit. taB
tpsnn Die Ser. Staaten niht Srbnune
Thoffen, Die betreffenoe Wedf)t has
felber hefprgen piirbe. Die 4nnabme
lit aud gcrehtfertist, oob bic lbrissr
Mdhte Die 8eantlpprtun9 bieIsr 5rags
dbnarten, um ibr 9erbaltsn banad
einsurihten. Die 9efiirhtunsen, mel.
dc aug elmer Snterpention bes guss
Ianbes sntiteben, Iinb Sur 6eniige be-
tannt. Die Sprse gett babin, b1B
Die in Wteritp etnmarIhirenoen aus
pirtisCn 9ruppsn niht piebsr ZEN
Weg binausfinoen. Steier 9efabr
muB Der prdiioent porbeugen. DAB
Der. Stautsn Sruppen allein iiber Die
Grense eehen unb Orbnung Iflffsn,
mub ais ousgei6lpTen geIten. NIirS
Grite piirben Elm ipIder Sfritt pie
Qnnerionsgier in unierem eigtnen
2anoe anregen uno baIb niirosn Die
politiIhen QarteiCn in Dem 9amiiben
tpetteifern bpr bem 8olte aIs yWetrer
Reg Rsihes" gu ol6nsen, cine W0gs
ltd'tcit, an Die man nur nit Shreden
oenten tDnnte. gDenn cine Snterpen=
tion itattfinosn muB, Die unpermeioIi2
fheint, 8umai penn man an bic Der.
ihlimmerun1 Der 3uitGnoe i'm Sep
temher oenft, mann eie GpnIerp tipen
in Wterttp chamber an bic Seblen
iprinaen netben, 10 mub bas in 8ss
msinI6aft nit Den iibri'en Natipnen
oe'fehen, b1mit bic 9efa6ren uno ao>
iten Der Snterpentipn niht auf ruTer
Qono alleiu fuQen. Ter n0t6iae pors
bcreitenoe Stgitt pdre cine tnterudz
tiondle Sonfsren3, in pctt:r Elm
iclbitIoies YroQr1mm oufaeitellt tpiro,
oa6inIuuteno. oob isoe Qnnsrion ouss
oeThlofen iein mub uub pon Merito
nihts tpejter perlunqt nirb, als bic
RGdcrFattun9 Der our6 bic Snterz
oention perurIahten Soften. Die
auFgabe, oob mir alIein fir bic Stub,
unb Sronuns in bsn iiioumeritonis
i6en 2dnoern Gorge traQsn ioucn, 1T
Gil idpisrig unb gu tOitipisIig,
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Der Sturm seseu Srpan.

Die 2lntiinoigung beg Staatg &c.
tretGrs 8rpan, bab er auf feds gBo
chen cine 9orIsIe 5our 1olten peroe
Tim etpas GeIo 81 psrbiensn, neil el
nit feinem SaIGr BON $4,000 pa.
Jcbr ni1t austommeu tonne. bat ei.
neu SturT or Gntriiftung errsot
griitorp bon 8anias bat i'm Senat
etne Reiolution singebraht, bic Dom
qrdiioenter DiIion austunft for:
bert, meltes Saldr notblpenbig iei
bamit Stdatsfetrstdr grpan isinsu
pieIen tpt6tigsn Qmtspflihten eenLi-
gen Tonne, obne bab er in bic Rot6s
iDenotgfcit reriest Diro, iid nab einem
Nttenperoienit umSuIeben.
0ieIe Eeiolution, iorpie oie iibers
Raupt in @aibington geseu grpan o6s
paltenoe Stimmung bringen oas
WliBpergniigen gum Qusbrud, bas
bon porn6ersin gegen grbans gsru.
fung in oas Staats Setretariot BE-
itanosn Bot QIs bic 0epeIben Die
glo6ribt iibermtttsItsn, bab grpan
fiir oteisu Poiten oussrIsbsn lei, ers
tIdrten mir bisie pom prGIioenten
qetroffene Wd6I, pie man iih su erins
nern ptfien tpiro, fir bo6ft unbeFrie.
tiQsno. grpan bot su teinsr 3eit in
ieiner Iaugen OffsntIiten 2aufbabn
Die minosIte Spur ppn ItoatsmGEu;s
item Saleut betunbst. Dime inn In
rs6t 81 i6un, tann man ibn einsn De
magogen nennen. Wsnn er einc
Reuerung empfabl, 10 eeI6db bas
ai6t nit RiitIiht barditf, bab iie bem
2anoe niiBlid fein t0nnts, 'onbern
llit 6in6lid auf i6re mutbmabIias
pppuloritdt. gus bieiem grunoe
;mpfabl e- bic Jreiprdeung, pbpobl
II nidt I'm Uliuosftsn bariber i'm
-IntIuren fein tonnte, bab lie BEN
eanbs gum 9erberben gsrsi6sn Mir
,e. pie oas ia aud tbati6ttia eingez
reten iii. Ssin Motip mar, bag sr
Die 5reiprdeung fir poItstbiimli6
jielt uno mittsIft biefsr surprdiioeut.
daft gelungen gu tonnsn glau6ts.
Ri4ts anoeres aIs 9emagogie mar
elm 8orltlas, bab Die Rsgisruns bic
0epofitsn in Den Tationalbanten gaz
antiren io[le unb aIs bieie Dor
dIdge nebIt oieIsn unbersn gIei6er
Irt ibn Hidt an ous gefpiiuf6ts 3isl
ertlomm er ben 9ipfel Der
Demugosis inbem TT fir probibis |
ion eintrdt. Setns Retnuna fanb |
: prioatim in Der @eiTe, bab feline
prominente poIitifte S6Gs |
iqteit uno Isin bGufiges auftrsten |
is prdfiotntihufts aanbibat i6n |
Il elmer Dirt 3irtus Garotter erhos |
en-. 4uf ben Gairs ma6ts er ben |
8dlbern unb Der oope |
sltopfigenauh ben Rang als sebengs |
ciiroigteit ftrsitis. Die 5armer inz
ereHirts Der Wunn, Der 10 piel bon
Irh reoen ma9te uno 70 glatt uno |
lIfig gu reoen Deritano unb Ddb er
ieIe 4ttruttion austibts, bafar lieB |
3rpan ii6 gut be3ahlen.
Seine leste gstapabe. ats er Bel
IHem Stoetsbdn.stt ben gotTtaftern
er fremosn giationen nit gepreBten
.rduben oufportete unb babel gleihs /
sitig einc Rsoe i6sr feline uberS
.ugte Semperen3lsrei bielt, ipelber er
ae aonDenien3 uno S6idlihteit gum
)pfer bratte, mar ebenfalls Elm auf
3elogeDinn bsrsdnetes Manopsr. Die /
5genannten gboutouquas fhtp5ren
De auf Wdifer unb grpon bate Dor
lnsen, nis er burd feline tsmpsrenss i
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asm,ert i'm astls gart.

Sabn'S crd,elter fenscrtirt bcane
abenb I'M Cutie Bart umo bringt fcl.
aenoes grogramm sur TnrhfiihrHna
Wlarfds ~Sis Greeaensp~ ssilImore
Gupertiire 2eihte aapalerie- .
EuppT
r.Notpouri Gapnrr
1ac Aoie OF Nigeria Gerbers
Vifeclo.S Colo, aeIpielt BON Geo. 2oeb.
mann.
5airfniie GARNER J. Niset
Uinnlc- seenrt oi anericn4, &affr
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Der WcrinesS SetretGr EN-.

Der MerinesSe ems
pfieblt auFs 0rtnoenofe, baB Der
apngreb rtns 9ar3erplatten 6dbrit
erytdte, oa ii6 bierbur6 pieIe Wii[Iio.
rsn iparen gieber. Menn bic Reaies
rung 4ns:brts auf Ban5erpllttsn ausa
f9retbt. II 3eigt ss ft9, odb bic 4nges
tots fait tpenttI6 Iauten, pber oaB
bas nieortpite Nngebpt nett iiber bell
reell.n YrsiS binausgebt. Cine Grs
il0rung bierfiir brau6t man pobl
ribt 81 gaben. grperten batcn nahs
9ersdnet, paB Die Regierung bic pldts
tCn teo,uteno 6ilIiger berTiellen tonns
te. 9eoenten tperben erbpben qsaen bic
9iusoehnunQ Ger Re9ierungstbdttgs
t:it. 2tu6 Dtro barauf bingsnieien,
RAP Idledte 8ei6Gftsfiibruno in eli
nem 0iFen;lihen getriste Die greile
not bofsr bringen piiroe, als jabt BE-
sablt peroer muB. Dixie Ginpdno:
nplI, uns nift etnIeudten. @ir
iinn Der enti6ie0en;n 2niidt. oab Die
aeaieruna Ger Ser. Staatsn IsrnsR
mub, 8etriebs aeIhiftsmdbig gu
fiibren. 8iI NAN Ii6 u6er iebt NOT
ric6t auf loIte grperimente einlaF7n,
10 IoIlte Ger marine SetretGr err
r1Gftigt rerosn, auslGnbifhe Strmsn
5ur3cnturr&na 3u3uluFsn. 8us puro,
bem MOnpprIismus, Der Die Reaierunq
itinbet. Gin pirfIdmes Gnbe bereiten.
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UrieffaHem. /.

Wie piel gdarssIp muB Elm Gmis
grant In ftinern Hsiibs babtn, I'm bisr
5ugeIaifen sii tDtrben2
Gin Qeftf.
Nntfu. b. Reb.: $25 fir jsbs psrfon.
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Sober giircer follie feline MngeIe-
aeiibeittH bercriis reaeIn, bnB er an,
30. SuI; bier ie;n unb feline stinine
bet esg Creibsief. .DabI obGebeu fam.
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Sn benz bteiigen StraBsnz
bd6nzStreit if nG4it unoeren 9l6mas
6ungen fcitgsitsQt pOrOen pap fortdn
als Streitigteiten einsm S6isosge.
riht gu unterbreiten iino. DIR
Gtreit, Der i'm Often oes Qanbss ben
8abnpertebr Inbm au legen brpbts,
piro e6enfaQs isbsgeri6tli4 qsz
f6lihtet neroen. Die 3enoen3 gebt
offentuubig oabin, iopeit Is getrie5e
Dffentlihcn &aratters betrifft, einen
f6teoIitsfrieoIi6sn 9srgIei9 gu ius
ten. 9as ioQte aud in ge3us auf
Yripatbetriebe osi6e6en. Sin fol6cs
Wort, pie: wGs gibt ni6ts 5u i6li&z
ten" iolte man ni6t mebr h0ren,
oeRn heut3utage iino bic ge3isbungen
5fpiihen arbeit uHD 9apital nid1t
mebr ertlufip pripater Dirt. IQs nebt
f6cn odraus berpor, oaB Der Gtdat,
tpenn Der Streit auf Die StraBe per-
ls9t pirb, ge3punasn 1T, fir Die Orb.
nutd gu Ioraen. 6isrbei tritt Q6er Dts
ftoatsmdnniihe grpGgunq herpor,
bab Crbnung nit Gsrettigfsit eez
pdart iein mub. bemna6 muB Der
Staat ni6t Bios 9OIi3iit, Ionbern audi
Rihter fein. 2uf tpel4er Seite bic
es3erehtiqteit if. ldbt Ih nur Ourb
"a Saieosgeri6t fsftIteGen. 2tus oies
Ter SbatIate ergibt fit bic grpds
oung. o6 ss ni6t anaebra6t mare.
bds GiubultssRsht oa6in umudnbern,
bdb Elm @inbaItsbefebl in Streitdnoee
ltacnbeiten crit oann gepGbrt tperoen
toa, tpenn Die 8ei6pefbe Fiibrenoe
gartei iih 8u efnem frieoli6s itieolis
den gerqleih oeritdnoen bat. Uit
anoertn WOrten: bds Sfieosqertd3t
mub sinsn 96etl Der mooernen Suitiaz
pflege in ben 9eaiebungen snif6es
arbeit uno aapital biloen.
Sm RontagsbIatt oaben
mir Der anfiht Qusorud, ous Der
asrdffoent balc geapunaen Sein tpirb,
eine 6eitlmmte polttit in geaud auf
Werifo an formuliren. oa bic euros
pdii6eu Wddte fid cine beftdnotq.
Shdoisung uno gersepdltigune ibrer
girger' m Megito xi6t Idngsr aefal.
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Cine sble :boi brsu1t ni1t grob su
fein = cine srobs abr mub au3 irns
liner ecsl isin.
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SsnuIpr. StilIneII bon
gtep gort, Der gu 3u6tbaus psrur=
theilt ourbe, neil er 9eItsdurg fir bic
EafIirung zines GeieBss foroerts, bate
Tie 2lbfi6t, Elm umfdFeno:S 9sTtGnos
niB ab8uIeger unb Der Welt Mittbet-
Iuno bon elmer torrupten Clique in
Fer Rep 2orter Qe9isIatur gu MAIDEN,
ni. i6re gtieBgeberii6e Waft duss
VniiBte. Der Rsp gorter 9iitrittans
malt bate bereits ale 8ortebrunaen
eetroffsn, um bas 8eitGnbnib sntses
een3uns6men, lpofir StiapsQ cine
baloige ge9nabiguug berIprohen NOR
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-16

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-01
PROFESSOR JOHN MILNE.

London. July 8.-Professor John Milne,
the eminent seismologist. died at New
port Isle Of Wight. to-day. aged sixty
three He was well known ali over the
world, as he had made extensive travels
In the United States, Australasia. China
Japan. the Southern seas and Europe.
For twenty years he was employed by the
japanese government. FOR which he estab-
ushed a chain OF about one thousand
earthquake recording stations. He also
completed a seismic survey Of the world
for the British Association.
John Milne was born in Liverpool. and
was educated as n mining engineer at the
Royal School Of Mines. London He
worked at his profession in Newfound-
land and Labrador for Cyrus Field, Sir
James Anderson and others. Later he
was geologist TO Dr. Beke's expedition
into Arabia before taking up his work
for Japan. He was the designer Of seis-
mographs and OF instruments 10 record
vibrations on railways. Among his pub
locations are The Miners Handbook
Earthquakes and "Crystallography."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-01
AT NARRAGANSETT PIER.

fBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Narraransett Pier. July 3l-Memhers
OF the visiting polo clans AZ Narragan-
se,t were entertained hy Mr. and Mrs.
John r. Fell Of Philadelphia. who gave
a dinner tonight for one hundred guests
at the Point Judith Country club.
The lawn Of Wildheld Farm was IL
Illuminated with Japanese lanterns. and
following the dinner there was dancing
on platform erected on the lawn. Mr..
and Mrs David Stevenson. OF New York
entertained the guests AZ supper after
the dance Among the guests We're Mr..
and Mrs Willard y. Straight. Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Stoddard. Mr.. and Mrs j.
e. Rathborne. Walter l. Goodwin. z ).
= Randolph. Philip Randolph. IT.. Miss
Emily Randolph. Miss Hannah Ran
dolph. Leayitt J Hunt r. H. Prince jr.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin x. Gatius. Joseph
Gatius. G. T. Beadleson. Malcolm Stcv-
enson. Rene La Montague. jr. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G.. Rumsey. J. s Won Stade.
Joseph B. Thomas. J. Austin Amory Mr.
and Mrs +. Ambrose Clark, and
members OF the army polo team.
Mr.. and Mrs Rowland j. Allen. ~
New York. are registered az the Casino.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alexander, or
New York. are at the Gladstone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-01
IN OPEN AIR
Coburn Players Give Fine Per-
Torrance of Greek Drama.

Euripidess romantic drama, "Iphigenia
IN Tauris." had its first New York
presentation last night by the Coburn
Players at the out-of-door theatre on the
campus OF Columbia University. The
play, which may be called a happy sequel
to the tragedy OF "Elektra," is curiously
modern in its theme and tells its story
simply and affectingly In the beautiful
verse of Gilbert Murray. who has used
well his Scotch gift in the choice Of
words for this translation Of the classic
play.
As Iphigenia. the priestess, Mrs. Co
burn gave a fine performance, and her
voice proved an excellent medium for
the graceful lines Of the drama,
especially throughout the emotional
scene between brother and sister, when
Orestes, played by Mr.. Coburn, is finally
recognized just as he is about to be
sacrificed By his sister.
George Gaul and r Peters handled
their roles ably. Tomorrow Aening the
Coburn Players will return TO their series
OF Shakespearian revlvals with the per-
Torrance Of Henry ""