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MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.

FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Baltimore. Z: Kansas City. 3.
Buffalo. II: ST. ] ouis. 5.
India napolis. 10: Brooklyn, p
Chicago, 4: Pittsburgh, o.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis .: Columbus, l.
Louisville. 4: st. Paul. 2.
Cleveland, 5; Kansas City, 1.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Toronto. 4: Newark. I.
Rochester. .; Providence. 1.
Buffalo. 4; jersey City, 3.
TRI-STATE LEAGUE.
Reading i: Allentown. tten innings.
Harrisburg. ): York. o.
Trenton $: Wilmington, 6.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Memphis g. Birmingham. 2.
Nashville, :: New Orleans, o.
Mobile. 1: Atlanta, o.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Portland. 6: Oakland. 6 (ten innings.
San Francisco, :: Los Angeles 4.
NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE.
-.
Durham. =: Greensboro. /.
Charlotte. 5: Raleigh, 4.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver. q Omaha. g.
st. Joseph. 10: Wichita. 4.
Lincoln. 5: Sioux City. o.
Des Moines. Z; Topeka. }.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Fitchburg, 4: Lawrence. 3.
HaverhilI 5: Lynn. 4.
Portland, .: Lewiston, |.
Worcester, {; Lowell, =.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Oklahoma City. I; Fort Smith. o.
McAIester, 2: Tulsa. eleven innings.
MuskoSce Joplin; wet grounds.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Dallas. Z: San Antonio. FIRST game.
Dallas .: San Antonio. Second gamel.
Fort Worth. ;: Galveston, (seyen innings.
Austin Beaumont rain.
Waco Houston; rain.
Il. I. r. LEAGUE.
Cairo 6: GAINESVILLE. 5.
Henderson 5: Owensboro, 2 thirteen iDnings).
Paducah, ); Hopkinsville, 4.
EASTERN ASSOCIATION.
Hartford / New London, 0.
bridgeport, Z: New Haven, 5.
Waterbury, 10: New Britain, 4.
Springfield, 6; Pittsfeld, S.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Augusta. IL: Columbus, ..
Charleston, 1; Jacksonville. 0.
Columbus, 6; Albany, 4.
Savannah, 10; Macon, s.
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The Kitty League schedule has been re-
vised to give GAINESVILLE eight Sunday
games. That town declared it could not
make the game go without Sunday ball,
and will stage them in spite of the oppo-
sition of the fanatics. who are expected
to howl long and loud.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-20
Tigers Keep on Losing.

8. Umpires-Messrs. O'Loughlin and Hide
brand. Time Of same-1 hour and 50 minutes.
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SCHEDULES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

TODAY TOMORROW
r,ove,and at Wash'n. st. Louis at wash'n
netroit at Boston. Detroit at Philadelphia.
St Iouis at New York. Cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia. Chicago at Boston.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
TOMORROW.

TODAY. TOMORROW.
Brooklyn at St Louis. Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburgh. BOSTON at Chicago.
Eew York at Cipcipnati. New York at st. Louis.
phiiadelphia at Chicago. Phila. at Pittsburgh.
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Washington .. o o o 2 o o x-
Cleveland ...0 0 o o 0 o 0 22
Double plays-Shaw, Mcbride to Gandil: Fos-
inston. 6: Cleveland g. wild pftch-MitchelI.
Umpires-Messrs. Dineen and Connolly. Time
of game hours and 5 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-20

the Washington club. made no effort to
obtain him. SHAW was the only prom
Using young pitcher ] saw all last sum-
mer. would have given a fortune for
him. but knew that he could not be
bought" said Reidy yesterday
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02
HARVESTER
TRUST AROUND
President Mccormick Tells Senator
Borah 70 Leave II Out Of
His Remarks.

CHICAGO. March 2.--Replying TO
Senator Borah's speech in which
Borah attacked George W. Perkins ana
through Perkins. the. Inranationaa
Harvester company, Cyrus H. McCor-
mick sent telegram to Borah, il
was learned today. requesting him to
quit kicking the Harvester company
around
AS president OF the International
Harvester company. / respectfully pro
test against your dragging its name
into your political controversies with
Mr.. George ". Perkins. or having it
made q political FOOTBALL read the
telegram This company has no In
teress whatever in Mr.. Perkins po-
Iitical activities.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02
Shippers Association Viii be Formed
at That City BY Mississippi
River Towns Rate
Experts
PLAN FIGHT on RAISE
James "a. Futon viii Represent keo-
kuk-surlInsson, Davenport
hiusratine, cirton ard
Dubuque.

Trz@e mes N ne Mississippi riFe-
towns fron Kaokaa 10 Dubuque viii
meet in Clinson toHoErus. 10 organ
rate association Notice Of the
meeting vas sent oat fodzy. James
ID Fulton, representing keokuz viii
he present al the meeting The idea
is tc have an organization u order
sazs ,aaa or two men MAJ represent
the orsanizatioa II rate hearings in
stead Of the necessity OF sending ser
eral delegates. as Row prevails The
Organization vii De made up % the
following cities Keosuk. Burlington.
GszveEpc-, Museatine. Clinton ana
DUBUQUE.
On Marca & 10 and II bearing
Hill te held II Washington on com
nio6tr rates between Mississippi riv
towns and those n Illinois, Mis-
s5nri and Wisconsin The railroads
are anosaForing 10 have these inciud-
ed IN the i've psr cent rate increase
The nea trahse mns organization
vii be on hand 10 fight this demand
Conditions between these points 6it-
fer. and the new shippers organic
ten which Eill be organized somor
row z.iA make An earnest attempt 70
defeat sae effort L, raise these cous-
rnodzy tariffs
+ Anoshsr tnIng Ehica TIE nsw or
sznEzssi1u vii gasn vii he the rev
Esasses for the Mississippi ris>sr towns
ssares reesaiaT through the fight led
ay haokzk. and Elascza Ears 10 hare
EsznEas eerees5Fe ysssa-iay ngt *hfcs
hage been pos paced. The railroads
go asked far rshasrng o. the
ssrsz. and ssle new Sd sap-s associs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02
KILLED ON EVE
OF HIS WEDDING
kutiiased Body Found on Railroad
Tracks ard Coroner is
investigating

Tinted Press Leased Wire Service 4
CHICAGO. March Miss Eliza
beth Davidson, Springfield, H., girl
WAS 70 arrive here fodzy with her
mother TO urge an Investigation into
the mysterious death OF her fancs.
Casius n Fairmsn. brokr and club
man, whom she would nave married
IN Omaha The latter part o, the
month. His uutilsted body vas found
on the No-taE es;ern TRACES in north
western Chicago Saturday Tairnaan
had fitted Up an expensive fat IN
preparation for ths Welding. Il was
reported To the police that ks dreE-
$500 from the bank on Friday, intend
ing 70 meet MS fanee in Omaha or
Suncsy- Pieces o. his oyereoat. fouar
along the trzek, wers covered vita
0uEvs. Indicating fhst the body hsa
been dragged thrcagh bnshss anc
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county. Iowa, be, and the same y
hereby. annexed to the said city .,
Keoknk, Lee county, Iowa, and shaa
hereafter be a part Of said city 9.
Keokuk:
That the question as 10 whether lns
city limits OF the said city OF Nee
knk, shall be so extended and saw
territory so annexed. 10 said CITY =
Keokuk, shall be submitted 10 the vo''
of the electors OF said city as thu,
proposed to be enlarged at specia.
election 10 be held on the Soth DAY q
March, A. D. 1914. al No. s26 MAN
street, being the building conlmohp
known as the Tenth street fire ensih,
house. in the said city of Keokus;; anu
notice OF such special election shan 70
given by proclamation of the mayo.
of the said CITY OF Keokuk q 'hs
time and place o, holding said spec,al
election, which proclamation shall y
in the form and published IN ",
manner required by Law II at saw
special election the majority OF tne
votes are FOR such extension OF 'h'
limits OF the said city OF keokuk, sns
mayor CT said CITY shall issue proc,
lamaiion announcing that fact, anu
shall cause all things TO be done y :,
make such extension fully effective
Given under my hand and the sea,
of the city cf keokuk hereto afn2eu
on this end day of March. A. D. lsi'.
IF ELDER
Mayor OF city Of Keosns'
Iseail
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light snow fall, q bowling gale and
neE oF temperature for March / and
2 marked the advent OF the month In
western Pennsylvania All tempera-
ture records for Pittsburgh rere
SMASHED when the mercury went DORM
10 ADORE, dropping suddenly yestr-
day afternoon The gale and bitter
cold we're held responsible today for
three fires which ragged simultaneous
" u spits Of the best efforts OF the
city's lighting force, causing total loss
Of sl7s.o60 and Of the injury of FIVE
Sremen.
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Don't Worrv-Eat.

Memphis. Tenn.-Mrs Emma D.
Looney. OF this pace, sa.s: Il suffer
ed misery for nearly eight years, but
since taking Cardri. am ruch
stronger. and ! haven missed Z in.
gle meal ha-dfs know how to ex.
press my gratitude" Don't ~orry
about your Cardui doesn't
treat them What you need IN
strength Cardui heips you 70 get Il,
Take Csrdui. becasse otksr TONES ard
medicines do not contain its peculiar
and successful Ingredients. inporteS
especially for sts manufacture. Hail a
century OF success, has stamped Car
dui With the zeal % public approYaI.
During this time. Ezrcui hss bansst.
ed million women WY rot y3r .
Try II, tpdzY1-Adv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02
Nigh. Not Be Alive.

McMianviIle. Tenn--Mrs- Oc-e JET,
% this place. writes. i don't believe
] would be living today. IL & hadn't
been for Czrdui. lay IL 5ed Tor 81
lays. and tn. do care every DAY.
o1- he did ne 70 good Finally, he ad
Tised an operation. bur soEid not
consent, and Instead took Cardui.
Nov an goiag about The house. do
lng nT work. and even 10 ny wash
ing. Cardus worked wonders ia my
szse I an In better Fe1-ith than 70.
Are years Csrdai is Strengthening
onic for women 4 rrzsTes pala,
toues aD the nerves. builds strength
TRY fl At yczr 6rEggisr's Adv.
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May Examine Mother Jones.

United Press Leased Wire Service
TRINIDAD. Colo, March 2.-Tn.
postponenent until tomorrow OF the
Walsenoerg hearings Of the congress
siona' committee. investigating the
Colorado strike, caused the report that
the probsrs would examine Mother
Mary Jones todav.
The aged strike leader IS held a
military prisoner Ia the San Rafael
hospital and II Is expected the con-
gTessmzn viii take her testimony
there II is expected the hearings in
Waisenbe-g win be concluded and the
committee Vii return to Denvsr by
next Thursday.
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Nem sss.or :. AYa.aln,.a;-,...

WASHINGTON. March The R-
4 {, Gavans chancellor Of the Ron
an eatholAc s7caiocese Of Baltimore.
7Tas sched1isd 70 assume his datIsz
fodzy as pastor OF the sarine o. The
Sacre6 Heart church here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02
Grain Review,

United Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO. March s-Lover prsces
at Liverpool. heaTy run OF wasss -
Minneapolis and favorable weather
orer the winter wheat belt cared .
decline In wheat prices early in tie
day A big local house sold 100. coo
bushels Of May. inspiring others TO
sell Toward noon. however. the de
cliEe in May was checked VIII prices
4 under SATURDAYS close and July
hrmei and advanced. gaining Z. over
the opening quotation.
Corn Was inactive II the start and
then had little dip on lover Liver
pool figures Hsavy haying on this de
cline restored the market ana at moo,
prices we're q over fhcss a. satar-
days close
Oats had an easier feeling at rhs
starr n sympathy with the other
grains but Erned On tie strength in
corr and Wheat
Provisions we're firm and higher On
strong prices al the stock yards.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02

sidesrsci. the White SLAVE trials
because Of Commissioner OF Emmigra-
ton Caminsst;s influence here.
TEics during the past year the
president sidestanred the woman sat
frage question declaring both times
that as leader OF the party. ne conld
not initiate legislation unless the
PARTY platform specifically so declared
During the year the thirteenth shite
house bride went into history. Miss
Jessie Wilson married Francis Bowes
Sayrs late N November.
Opposite Views
NEW YORK March Opposite
views OF the first rear q. the Wilson
administration we're expressed today
by wm E MoCousbs, democratic ma
sionsl chairman, and Charles D. Hslies.
republican national chairman.
The ending Of the arst rear Of The
Wilson administration. AcCoabs
said, finds the democratic party en-
5osing ths confidence OF the American
people more fully than It has for dfSy
ysars or more With the possible ex-
cepSlon O. swo or three. no president
IN the history OF this country has so
caught the imagination OF the Amer
can pppie IS President Wilson AS
TO him. this country IS almost non
partisan
The genius who hsnessed Niagara
Fails and utilized its energies has
nothing on President Wilson. said
Hiiles- He has hzrnessed ard driven
congress with consummate skill.
No president previously has con
strusd his ONCE 10 constitute him the
Legislative leader TO the exclusion o,
practically everything else and the de-
TeIopment Is xtra-constitut,ona and
already has resulted in a serious i'm
pafrment Of the efficiency of the dir
ferent departments of the govern
ment.
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80 80 z - 8, = 80 Gus sno |,-ise1 =
Hos -, rs.s.,ts ,szao. .-s..
.s-.a- 49, ,rs nr,.ss- e.
.r,,s - 49, 81 800 80 - !.
n,uvh eSczaSsa r.s. g ssss *.
hnIs 81 sasas "a. ,;ss ~ mes ss e
Shsen -scs,.,,. !, ia. = $50.
s.essssy shee, .rs nut.,n enc
500. lambs s naes-ss
49, -, rs.ss - g. go.
Kansas cry wsns seer.
recesn,s Il ssns,- r.-ra. ~-aaar 49,
| ssee,S q ssassa "a. 49, ~ hasss--
a. sGo -. ..acr. - 80 s
e x - 81. - = za - s.
uss...s $50. - 80 - J. 80.
~. .s s-Ss-- 49,. aNA- - -a $3.50 -
,. - .a 80 a. az. 80 49, s,o ~
ls..lun' sS-sse'so' nsnL s-svs1 so
- - - Ns,s0 $50 - -
- 80 :. -. 49, 80
:. $3.50
ss-s's : 80
a1 80 ss0ek.
s.Hse' market steady, strong Steers.
ss-leG $50 COWS and heiters. S-o0G
$50, ssockers and feeders. Sa-aod
s-'us calves, SsWG 1925 bulls and
stays. sossg 80
hog receipts. $500: market slow. Sc
lower Bulk ssesGs-s5-
sheep receipts 1900: market
steady Fsaraings. sss00s-ee; weth-
ers. ss-Islss lambs. sIsS6T- 50:
ewes, $s-sads-75-
Chicago Produce
CHICAGO, March .-autterE-
tras, soc. nrsts. ISL gre: dairy ex-
tras, s7G2 &c; dairy hrsss. e4a 35Ec.
Eggs-Firs,s, &c; ordinary f-sts.
&c.
Cheese-TEins. 17l.e, Young Amer
scas, Isle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02

ores Torrea Al Rio Mo,ino. nfty miles
west OF Pfedras Nsgras. we're recsiF-
ed here today The fedsraIs claim =
victory
4 field hospital has been established
al ZoragoEs- near Rio Molino. 10
care for the wounded
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02

rams leave from the Onion oert
Berths and tickets, FIFTH ana I.s.
SoUTHBoUND.
x.So. L. St Louis, west and
south, leaves .-... s.S.,
xNo- 9. ST. Louis west and
south. leaves .....1, .as.
NO. 20. X & W. to Sedan. c.
3. 4 &. C. to Carrollton
xNo. =. St Louis. vest and
South. leaves ........ Inn,
'No. 10. Quincy, Hannibal
Kansas City. ST Louis.
NoRTHBOUND.
xNo. 4. St Paul and points
vest. leaves a.m,,l
xNo. Is. Burlin gton. Chicago
and points west, leaves -. .7:,;,,I
no 8. Burlington. Chicago
and east, leaves ....... Lin.
xNo. /. Burlington and Chi.
cage. leaves ---..-... 7:,ssa
NO. 81. Mt Pleasant branch
leaves a:aapa
NO 8. K & ". Sundays only.
ieaFes 49,. 1:ssn
NO. 3. e. & W, leaves. s:iepai
NO. 4. from K & W. arrives l:l5,s
'No. SO. from MI. Pisasar,
branch. arrives .......... ll:4s,s
NO :, from 4. q ", arrives s:ispa
No S. from K. & W.. Sundays
only. arrives ll:5sl.
xDaily. Daily except Sunday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02
sIcocy Engagement

EAGLE PASS, Texas. March -
NsaEEa rerorts 0. bloodv engage
ne1t betxeen 20 federaEs and 100
Observation-Disclosures under Captain Del
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02
Rebel Victory.

BROWNSVILLE Texas. March -
CoastftutioazIists have captured Lam
pazos. on the railroad between Neuvo
Laredo ans Monterey, driving ont the
fedeTals after bloody engagement.
according to advsces reaching here to-
DAY
Another battle was reported a.
Rodriguez II which the constitution
ssists under General Mu-gaa. captured
fifty p-iscn-s. ineluaing three omcers
sho ws-e executed. Ten tsdsrais we're
killed FEhile the constirutionsItsts lost
thi-tE-thres killed and wounded Ths
federals fought from z bryce oFer
Sal6o -iTer whfch il Eas rumored was
finally dynamited Il the bridge was
DESTROYED il vii mean the fn-s-rap-
lion Of traffic between Monterey ard
LAREDO for three months.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02

placed on the track. Coroner Hopf o,
Dupage county postponed the Inquest
until next Monday.
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said the storm might abate this az
ser1oon Or tonight but the tie up Is
noE SO complete that it viii require
daFs for the cities and towns OF the
east 10 dig themselves out
Eight deaths have been reported so
far in New York and vicinity. Five
have perished in New York. one man
vas killed b. fallen wire IN Trenton
and sxo. cleaning railroad tracks,
we're killed By train On Long Island
Reports from outlying districts are
lacking
Business sas completely paralyzed
IN New York and other cities. The
New York stock exchange did pracsp
cally 10 business IN the absence OF
communication Fith any part of the
country. owing 10 wire conditions.
~ cities raced the greatest danger
\ case g. fire. In New YORK the
yIrss of The department over which
.-s-7ls are turned in we're out Of com
mission Owing 10 the ciogged con
atrtcn Of the streets . would be
practically impossible for fire ap
paratus 70 respond TO an alarm The
food coal and milk situation here vas
acu1e No milk vas received here
during tire day, and as deliveries OF
fuel and food stuffs hare been de-
Jared owing 10 the storms OF last
xsek, serious shortage appeared Ger
tain
4 Howiine Gale.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. March ..
Trans from one 70 tvo hours late.
wire trahc sTioaslT hampeved, city
traffic crippled, manr hurt in acct
dents and much suffering among the
poor, summed Up CleveIand's storm
situation today. A bowling gale with
Snow for tvsntytour hours along
Lake Erie ceased early today Teie-
graph companies Es-s completely cut
OF from eastern points. including Mex,
York Taey accepted messages for
western points only.
TIE March Lien
PITTSBURGH. Pa March VAR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02

sTrain 47s-Leaves Keokuk.. 7:Aosn
sTrain T41-Leaves Keokuk. s:sOpm
'Train 4Ts-Arrives Keokuk. 1:3Spn
Strain l70-Arrires Keokuf. l:espm
xsTrain S6-Arrives Keoknk il:40am
xsTrain S5-LeaYes Keoguk 1;30pm
xLocal Freight Trains.
Daily except Sunday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02
81 Louis Live Stock.

EAST ST. LOUIS, March Cattle
receipts. 1000: market steady. Texas
receipts 100. native beef steers. 1850
g s-25- COWS and heifers, $4.251
$50: stockers and feeders, s5.eaG
80: calves. ss.ooGl1.oo: Texas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02
Chicago Cash Grain.

Chicago Cash Grain.
CHICAGO, March e.-whnt-No. 2
red. s54c: No ) red. asG e5l.c; No.
hard. ssGssIsc- No. hard, sa5ka
sas4c. No. 5 spring. s3G s4Nc-
Corn-No. ;. sos4c: No. 8 white. 81
as5c: No yellow. s1sx as2c: No. 4.
ss1s Gsoc: NJ. white. 81 ~ as4c: No.
4 yellow, 5sls SIC.
oats-No white. 3ai- a sc: No.
waite, ssa sai4c: standard, -4osc
Peoria Grain.
PEORIA. H.. March a.-Corn-Mar-
ket unchanged. &c higher. No. 5 white
s2c.. No white. SEC; No. 5 yellow.
sIGs2o. No 1 yellow, ssh q soc: No.
5 mixed. soi1GefAc, No mixed.
ssA G5sAc.
oatsNark=s unchanged. No. /.
white. solzc; No ) white, sa4c:
STANDARD, zec.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, March Hog receipts
ieoeo; market siow. steady. Mixed
and butchers. $50 s.7o: good heavy.
ss-aoG 8.sa: rough heavy, ss.25G
$40; light, sS-459s.s7, pigs, s7soa
$50
Cattle receipts. 22.ooo: ,:narket
steady. 19c higher. Beeyes. s7.25a
s-f5: COWS and heifers. $3.50 50:
stocseTs and feeders. s5.5o6s 90.
Texans. ss-faGs1o; calves. s7.aoG
la75
Sheep receipts. ss.oco. market
steady. 10c lover Native. s4.s5G
So: western. sf-s5as.sb lambs,
$3.50 1s-s5; western. ss.s5G7.eo.
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NO PRESSURE CAN
MOVE PRESIDENT
tConsin.lec iran lase II

that the commissions failure to come
here was due to decision on the
part Cf the American government TO
settle the matter through diplomatic
channels rather than 10 the failure Of
the commissioners 10 get constitn-
tEonalista passports at Iuarez- The
commissioner did not need pass
ports, said villa. y am inclined 10
believe their return 10 Fl Paso vas
On order from Washington
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02
EAST IN GRIP
OF BLIZZARD

Confined from rage L,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02

K W ELECTRIC CO.
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SIR Lioners Opinion

NEW URIEsNs. La. March -
CarraRze's refusal to permit ezamiaa-
tioa of Balton's body vas 5razen sf-
fronrsrx according 10 Sir Lionel Ca,-
den. British minister 70 Mexico. here,
on his way To Washington He also
declared that Huerta has made ma
ssraai and substantial progress in the
complicated Mexican situation
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02
a Howllns Gale.

PITTSBURGH. Pa March e-yey
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commissioners did not need pass
ports, said villa Il am inclined 10
believe their return 10 Fl Paso was
On order from Washington
Huer.a Very, rery Drunk.
by . United Press s,aE correspon-
dentl
MEXICO CITY. March 2-The po-
lice guards about the American en-
bassy and shs American club we're re
noys6 today when Charge O'Shaugh-
messy learned that they we're the re-
suit o. General Hue-ta being evea
uors intoxicated than usual. The
guards were set on Saturday night
and the government explained thai
its action was p-ecsution againsi
anfz-American outbreaks ca SUNDAY
osShaEgfnessy investigated and
learned that the dictator. who rarely
& sober was very, vey drunk when
he gave The order. The charge a
once demanded that the police De re-
moved from she embassy He zdTis-
c1 LIE CGeE-1AS O. Liz .1-A|&4A-A14 NA4-z
10 do the same. TIE police were re-
moved. OiShaughnessy explained 30
the government because the police
guards attracted attention and tended
to pracipitase the vsv trouble thes
sought 10 prevent.
General Banquet today told the
United Press that the Husrta govern
mens has the situation vel N hand
and viii soon crush cut The rebel
lion
You may say thai the government
nor controls the rebel situation.
Banquet said. Ter instance the rsb-
els we're routed a Mgzatlaa and the
result Eill lie the same Al ToTrsun.
Tamp5co ami other towns Peace vii
ne restored bsE0rs many weeks
The military attaches Of the for
eign legations said Blauauss's opfim
ism does not agree with their reports
Why should the HuerIa gOyeTlma
pap the beard bill OF our soldiers on
foreign soii2v said Foreign Minister
Ro!as when asked the reason for the
governments refusal 10 pay for the
maintenance Of the refugees al Fort
Bliss. He declined TO comment farsEls-.
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Mercantile paper. 4G4Ia percent.
Bar silver London, Is li-lsd.
Bar silver New York, 57zc.
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