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esoey - Ely PIsce.

The romance Of history, az well as
romance Of modern life, was associat-
ed with Ely place, birthplace and work
place Of the late Sir George Lewis.
The one-time residence OF Ely's pre-
la es had nobler tenants still than any
to be found On the episcopal bench
There died. IN 1899 old John OF Gaunt,
'tine-honored Lancaster" II was the
mansion. too. Of Lord Chancellor Hat
tea, Queen Elixabeth's favorite. who
pcid rs rent . red rose, ten loads Of
hay and c10 annually In money. The
bishop who demurred at the courtier' q
privileged lease had better have re
NAMED content for his protest led
but to the passing q the episcopal es-
tate to the crown. At Ely place, In
James rs reign. was performed the
last mystefy-fAat Of "Christ's Pas
sioa~-to BE- Represented in England
London Chronicls.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-01-10
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-19
SOAKED FEET
ALL DAY LONG
Hiking suffraoettes Take Day OFF to
Nurse up Their Tired and
Blistered Tootsie
Wootsles.
ONE WAS VERY SENSIBLE
She Was Not Too Proud to Wear
Large Shoes and Is Not Bother
ed With Her Feet at
All.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
WILMINGTON, Del, Feb. 19.--Gen-
eral Rosalie Jones and her little army
OF to-Washington" suffragette pill
grims, laid over today in Wilmington
to get new feet. AT least that Is
the way one Of the foot-sore mixers"
expressed it. Soothing lotions of all
descriptions were requisitionef from
the local drug store and the entire
morning was devoted to the care off
tortured suffragette tootsies.
The only member Of the army who
has not suffered from blisters occas.
ioned by the long jogs over the
rough roads, is the sensible suffra
gette who followed the advice Of an
experienced tramper in New York and
wore two pairs of stockings, the un
der pair Of light silk and the outer
Of heavy wool.
The others in the party declined tc
use this preventative for blisters be
cause 1t was necessary to wear q
larger shoe than usual to accommodate
| the double portion Of hosiery.
Leaders of the army planned {
strenuous afternoon Of speech-makins
around the Industrial centers and to
might the pilgrims were to be guest!
at large theatre party during which
General Jones and others will address
the audience.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-19
HE'S COMING
With HIS CURE |:
Where AilI Treat Several
red New York
s Children.
TUBERCULOSIS OF BRAIN
Will Also Investigate Million Dollar
Offer for Cure Of consump-
ton, Made by
Finiay.

United Press Leased Wire Service.]
SOUTHAMPTON, Feb. 19.-Dr.
Frederick friedman arrived here
today on the liner Kron Prinzessin
Cecilie, enroute to America and in an
interview declared that he expected
to treat several hundred children in
New York with his purported tuber.
culosis cure.
Il expect to treat several hundred
children for tuberculosis of the
BRAIN" declared DR.. Friedman. 81
will also investigate the offer OF
Charles Finlay, who understand, Is
willing to give s1,OOO,o0O for the
cure providing certain percentage
of patients treated are restored tc
health. While in America hope tc
find a proper method for the intro
duction of the tuberculosis treatment
and arrange for the instruction oi
physicians SO as to guarantee the safe
handling of the serum"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-19
DEADLOCK IS
ABOUT TO BREAK
indications on the Surface Arc That
Illinois Legislature VIII be
Able to Pick a Senator
Soon.
LEWIS, SHERMAN, FUNK
Selection Of Members Of Committee
ls Also Stumbling Block to
Be Removed
Soon.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, Feb. 19.-While
there was no hope apparently Of the
breaking of the senatorial deadlock
today, indications on the surface we're
that the break Is impending. The re
publicans of the senate held a eau
Gus this morning behind closed doors
to consider their attitude toward a
combination either with the demo
Gratis for the election of Lewis or with
the progressives for the election Of
Funk to the short term, Sherman to
get the long term in either case. BY
agreement in caucus members re-
fused to discuss the matter after Its
adjournment All they would say was
that they had decided to let the
house show itu hand before taking ac-
ton themselves. A caucus Of house
republicans has been called for 8
o'clock.
Absentees in the party ranks today
| 1t was thought at noon, would pre-.
vent the possibility of any decision on
the senatorial question today The
big fight in the house over the pro
posed committee on committees whlcr
was scheduled for today failed to ma
lterialize. On motion of Representa-
| tive Rapp Of Fairfield 1t was mad,
la special order for tomorrow. TIL,
democrats have decided upon eign
teen members for the committee, o
1 whom six shall be republicans. Thi
was not satisfactory to the republi
4 cans. Also the democrats in caucus
j last night named a committee which
is not satisfactory to the progressive
democrats The progressive part,
members also are, opposed to thu
slate. All. together, unless there il
some new agreement before tomor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-19
New Country Home Of Chancel-
lor Lloyd George Was
Wrecked by Explos-
ives in Building.
ONLY ONE WENT OFF
House Might Have Been Com.
pletely Destroyed Had Both
Internal Machines Been
Touched Off.

United Press Leased Wire Service.1
LONDON, Feb. 19.-Chancellor OF
Exchequer David Lloyd Georges coun-
try residence at Wallton-on-the-hill
was wrecked by bomb explosion
early today and detectives from Scot
land Yard are convinced that the out
rage was perretrated by suffragettes.
The bomb was planted in the serv-
/ ants ROOM The explosion shattered
the walls on that side OF the house,
blew out all the windows and broke
many joists supporting the floors
above and below.
The house was new and unoccupied
as the finishing touches had not
been completed. When the work
men arrived today they found the
house nearly a complete wreck. In
one of the front rooms they discover
ed another bomb that had not explod
ed. Detectives were notified by tele
phone and came hurriedly in automo
biles.
The fact that the house was unoc
cupied and the presence of fresh auto
mobile tracks in the road and drive
way convinced the detectives tha
suffragettes had planned the exple
sion to destroy the porperty, KNOWN
i there was no danger to human life Il
i the exploit. Sensational reports tha
it was deliberate attempt to murde
Lloyd-George are being spread b.
those violently opposed to the sun
rage movement, but 1t is not believed
by the police that anything NOR
serious than destruction Of propert.
was contemplated.
The detectives are following tn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-19
SENT TREATMENT
BY ELECTRIC WAVES
Man In Chill Sends cabIegram to
Colorado Asking That 1t Be
Stopped.

DENVER, Colo, Feb. 49, Unless
you order Dr. George Neupaus i'm
mediately to discontinue the absent
hypnotic treatments he is giving me,
/ will have to give up my business
here"
This cablegram, sent from Chile by
William Eberhardt, formerly of Dem
yer, was received today by Governor
Ammons. The governors secretary
cabled back that the governor had
ordered discontinuance of the treat
ments at II a. m, today
DR.. Neupaus ridiculed the absent
treatment reports, saying Eberhardt
had been a patient of his and inn
agined that the physician is sending
electric waves out to affect Eber-
hardt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-19
MORGAN'S HEALTH
NOT SATISFACTORY
London Financial Interests
Think That He is Not as
Well as He Makes
Gut.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
\ LONDON, Feb. 19.-London finan-
cial interests persist in believing the
state of ]. P. Morgans health is far
from satisfactory. Today's Cairo dis
patches state that the aged financier
is still under constant care of his
physicians at Shephard's hotel, but
hopes to sail by the latter part Of the
week to join his son-in-law, Herbert
Satterlee, in Italy or on the Rivera.
Up to this time the only direct
statement from Morgan himself, IS
the information contained in his ex-
elusive dispatch to the London Office
of the United Press late yesterday in
which he cabled:
Il suffered from an attack of indi
gestion during my trip on the Nile
but since my return to Cairo on the
fifteenth have improved very consid-
erably and am making steady prog
ress.
(Signed)
~. P1ERPONT MORGAN"
This dispatch was widely com.
mented on in connection with Safer.
lees hasty departure to join his faith
er-in-law. The fact that Morgan ad
mitted he was making progress" was
interpreted as meaning that his con
dition had been more serious than
the re-assuring statements of his New
York and London offices had indicat
ed.
1t is the general belief here now
that the money king had made full
plans to sail Monday on the Caronia
as the Cairo dispatches stated, but
was dissuaoed at the eleventh hour BY
his physicians, who feared the pos
sihle bad effect of sea trip on his
already weakened stomach. On tn,
strength Of the nervousness in finan
cial circles, Americans opened veal
this morning, being off from one Il
two points. When no further advers,
news appeared from Cairo there wer,
gradual recoyeries all along the line
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-19

quarters Of the organization to this
city. Mayor Woodruff named Alder
men German, Jobst, Brown and Saurs
to act with him as committee to dis
cuss the proposed transfer with the
miners.
Springfield will send a delegation
to oppose the plan.
Matters OF proposed legislation were
taken up when the convention met at
$50 today.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-19
THE WEATHER.

For Keokuk and Vicinity: Snow
flurries this afternoon or tonight.
Colder tonight. Thursday generally
fair and colder.
For Illinois: Unsettled weather to-
night and Thursday with snow fur
ries north and snow or rain south
portions tonight. Colder.
For Iowa: Snow fiurries this after
noon or tonight. Colder tonight.
Thursday generally fair and colder
extreme east portion.
Weather Conditions.
The pressure has farther increased
on the northwestern coast, and It's
eastward drift is causing colder
weather, following snow flurries In
the mountain region.
Conditions indicate the northwest
ern high pressure will influence this
section, causing snow furries th:.
afternoon or tonight, followed by gen.
orally fair, colder weather Thursday
with the lowest temperature about "a
above zero tonight.
Local Observations.
Feb. Bar Their. Wind With
1S 4 D. m29.44 81 Sc Clear
10 Z a. m.-29.7s 50 S Cpdy
River above low water Of 1864, 2.
Mean temperature 18th, 81.
Lowest temperature, 80.
Highest temperature, IS.
Lowest temperature last night, As.
FRED 2. GOSEWISCH,
Observer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-19
VILLAGE PRIEST KILLED
WHILE TAKING CONFESSION

that shocked the entire countryside
occurred here today when Father
Wenger, the village priest, was shot
and killed by an insane man while
taking the confession of child.
The man had not been noticed by
anyone in the priests household, and
the first intimation of danger came
when shot rang out. The assailant
was Immediately overpowered and ar
rested, but with his dying breath
Father Wenger pleaded that he be
shown consideration.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-19
Good Roads Bill.

SPRINGFIELD, H., Feb. 19.-The
good roads bill, framed by the joint
good roads commission of the forty
seventh general assembly was intro,
duced in the house today by Homer
j. Tice, the chairman of tha. commit
tee The bill has received wide pub
licity and it's provisions have been
discussed by societies and hard roads
organizations all over the state. 1t
provides for state commission to
have jurisdiction over al highways,
county engineers in each county to
take jurisdiction over county roads,
reduction Of highway commission
ers in the townships to one, and state
aid for the building of roads on the
funds created by the automobile tax.
The first joint ballot today on the
long term senatorship resulted as
follows:
Senate: Sherman. 20; Lewis, 20;
Funk, 20.
House: Sherman, so; Lewis, 61;
Funk, 19; Berlyn, 4; John A. King, of
Chicago, A.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-19
II dREE KILLED
in TROLLEY WRECK
Two Died Outright While
Third One Received In
juries Which are
Fatal.

d y q rs
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. j
EATON, Ohio, Feb. 19.Two per-
sons were silled, one fatally injured
and over score badly shaken UP and
bruised today in wreck on the
Ohio Electric railway at West Alex
andria, Ave miles east of here.
The dead are:
GUY FULLER, motorman, West AL
exandria.
ALBERT 10y, West Alexandria.
KERNBY COLEMAN, conductor
of Gratis, was fatally injured.
The accident occurred when a pas
senger car split switch and crashed
into the waiting freight car on sid
ing. The freight car was knocked
over and fell upon Albert 10y, stand
ing near.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-19
MEAT MAY BECOME AGAIN
AN ARTICLE OF FOOD

time is not far distant when man
In moderate circumstances can now
and then sink his molars In porter.
house steak, according to Patrick
Cudahy, millionaire head Of the
Cudahy Bros. Packing Company
Cudaily declared today he looked
for material decline in the price OF
beef during the next six months. The
farmers, he said. are being educated
to know i. is more profitable to sell
their corn ION the hoof.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-19
BOMBS PLANTED BY
SUFFRACETTES Of LONDON.

trail OF the automobile that is belisv-
ed to have driven the bomb planters
to Walton. 1t is reported that linz
CUISINE car containing several women
and two men was seen driving in the
direction of the estate last night.
The unexploded bomb was compos-
ed of ten pound can of black pow
der to be ignited by a short candle
set in shavings soaked with kerosene.
The candle was supposed to burn
down until It's flame touched the
shavings. which, flaming up, would
reach the powder. The candle was
blown out by the first explosion before
1t reached the shavings. Remnants
of the exploded bomb proved that It
was of similar homemade construc-
tion.
Further Indications that the ex-
plosion was the work of women were
found In two broken hatpins on the
floor of the front room.
The house was so badly damaged
that 1t is believed it will have to be
entirely reconstructed. Lloyd-George
is in the south of France and has
been notified by wire.
In addition to the bombs, oil-soaked
paper had been strewn through all
the rooms in the house, 1t was dis
covered later today Some of the
paper was blazing when the workmen
arrived
The new country residence was OF
| the most upto-date construction and
especially designed for weekend par
ties. There were six bedrooms and
three reception rooms and every mod
ern convenience. AS the work was
still in the hands of the contractors,
Lloyd-George lost nothing through
/ the explosion, all the damage being
part OF the contractors loss.
"sImply Grand!"
i LONDON, Feb. 19.-In the full be-
j lief that the wrecking today of Lloyd
/ Georges new country house by a
bomb explosion was the work of some
: Of her fellows. Mrs. General Flora
IDrummond, militant suffragette par
excellence. today expressed great de-
j light.
i 1T was simply grand" she exclaim-
7 ed. ut shows the great determination
4 of the women of our cause and their
,lfearlessness. / heartily approve OF
I, all demonstrations of militancy
against cabinet members, except the
taking Of human life
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-19
To jury This Week.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.]
SALEM, Mass, Feb 19.-G. Neal
Barney, counsel for Willl~m A. Dorr,
of Stockton, California, on trial for
his life, charged with numbering
George E. Marsh, the Lynn million
aire today continued his unusually
brief cross-examination OF the gov
ernment's witnesses and it is believ-
ed that the case will be in the hands
CT the JURY within the week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-19
Mother was Resourccful.

limited Press Leased Wire Service ]
ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 19.-Mrs.
Ernest Still early today saved her
FIVE months old baby by placing the
little one in a steamer hank. locking
1T up, and dragging the infant in this
FIRE proof compartment through wall
Of flames. Mrs. Still was severely
burned but the baby was entirely un
harmed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-19
Madero, Once President Of
Mexico, Has Hard Road to
Travel After Being
Bested.
WHAT OF THE FUTURE
Uncle Sam is Worried and
Sleeps on His Arms Ready
for Intervention if Coun-
try Don't Quiet Down.
sr1rnited Press Leased Wire Service.1
IBy a stan correspondent OF the
limited Press

r11nited Press Leased Wire Service.l
iBy stan correspondent OF the
United Press
MEXICO CITY. Feb. 19.-The resig-
nation Of President Madero win be
formally accepted by congress today
and General Felix Diaz elected pro-
vsional president Immediately after
ward
Madero will be examined by ply
slcians and ii the plans OF congress
leaders are carried out he will be de-
clared insane.
The deposed president will be sent
TO the asylum for insane criminals
until peace is finally declared. He
will then be pronounced sane and
banished from the republic Of Mexico
forever.
Meanwhile General Victoriano HUI
erta is acting as military dictator OF
the republic, and General Banquet Is
military governor Of the federal dis
trict, which includes the capital.
Gustayo Madero, brother OF the pres
cabinet, will likely be executed. He
is being held in prison by orders Of
General Huerta.
General Diaz and his followers this
morning we're preparing for triunl-
phal march from Ciudelada whore he
directed his winning battles, to the
national palace. The streets have
been thronged since daylight with
thousands who have been waiting to
see the victorious rebel leader pass.
Houses in all parts Of the city are
gay with bunting. Everyone is en-
thusiastic.
The fighting in which fully three
thousand were killed and 5000 wound
ed, apparently has been forgotten.
Newspaper correspondents pleaded
in vain with the oficials OF the Mex
leo Cable Company and the land
wires which the government owns, to
allow their lengthy descriptive stor-
les Of scenes In Mexico City during
the last ten days to be sent out OF
here. The officials put the ban on
everything in the way Of press dis
patches except brief bulletins, and
many of them were delayed several
hours. Commercial messages which
have piled up In the cable offices fo1
+ the last ten days were given prece
dence over all other business. 1t was
said the personal and official mes
sages would mo- be cleared for many
hours.
The work Of reconstruction which
the new leaders in Mexico will en-
deavor to start at once, is certain tt
prove extremely delicate. 1t became
known today that the plot of Huerts
and Banquet to capture the entire
Madero family at one swoop was car
ried through without the knowledge
OF Diaz. His guns were still bonn
parding the palace when Madero wa
placed under arrest.
Diaz went to the American embass,
today to formally ratify the agree
ment made with Huerta after Nader,
was placed under arrest.
The anti-American sentiment whicl
was believed to be smouldering her
and rapidly famed into fame b,
statements as to Intervention, had en-
tlrely disappeared today. Wheneve
The automobile from the American
embassy appeared in the crowde'
streets 1t was heartily cheered.
was a messenger in this automobile
being white flag on one side and a
American on the other, that convey
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-19

row, the fight over the question will
be lively one.
The members named by the demo
cratic caucus are Karch, Browne, Nc.
Laughlin, Hubbard, Fahy, Sullivan
Garesche, Rapp, and Speaker McKin.
ley.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-19
Peoria Wants Offices.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
PEORIA, H., Feb. ia committee
appointed by the city council today
conferred with officers of the United
Mine Workers Of Illinois in connect
ion with the night to bring the head
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-19
BRANDEIS TO
BE in CABINET
Boston Attorney Will Be secre-
tary Of Commerce and
Labor for
Wilson.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
BOSTON, Mass, Feb. 49, The Bos.
ton Post today announced that it has
positive knowledge that Louis D.
,Brandeis is to be secretary of com.
merce and labor in Wilson's cabinet
The announcement states that the
portfolio was offered to Brandeis sew
eral days ago and that he had def
nitely accepted it. The Post says its
information came from source that
cannot be doubted
Brandeis was reported to be In the
west on business trip, when inquir-
les we're made at the noted attorneys
Offices today. His associates denied
any knowledge Of the appointment
and refused to disclose Brandeis
whereabouts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-19

E. C. Roberts of Palmyra, Mo, is
visiting in the city.
A. s. Clemens OF Newton, Iowa, was
Keokuk visitor today.