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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-06
CANADA

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MONTREAL, July e.-An explosion
in the plant Of the Canadian Explos-
ives company at BeloeiI, Quebec, TO-
day killed seven and Injured that
many more, three seriously.
Among the dead is a British gov
ernment explosives inspector, lent to
the company during the war.
A iammed cordite cutting mach'ne
caused fire to break out in the ptant
md several buildings were blown al
most to atoms.
A government investigation was
launched at once. Two Of the VIC
Tins were girls.
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to take charge Of the preliminary
hearing fixed for July -. In case the
prisoners are bound over to the fed
eral grand jury, they will be tried at
San Antonio. Besides Huerta and the
quintet in Jail, five others at liberty
under bail are charged with conspir-
ing to violate United States neutral
ity by invading Mexico. General
Orozco, one of the eleven men. may
be among those missing at Mondays
hearing. He has disappeared and is
believed to have jumped his $500
bond
Villa Ready to Retire.
WASHINGTON. July 6.-Pancho
Villas big three''-Enrique c. Llor-
ente. Miguel Diaz Lombardo and
FELIPE Angeles-conferred here today
with a view to meeting President VIII,
sons peace demands. Incidentally,
some said, to enable Villa to get from
under possible collapse of his mill,
tary organization in northwest Mexico.
Carranza headquarters expects a
Villa communication within ten days,
which they believe will amount to :
proposal to turn over all Villa territor-
to Carranza-for consideration OF
some sort.
The idea that Villas representative
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UNITED Press Leased Wire Servicel ]
NEW YORK, July 6.--G1 a. NJ
Germany's new objective in the east.
ern war area is now revealing itself
as drive on Warsaw from the south.
coupled with the isolation in south
ern Russia Of the Siav armies which
are being forced out of Galicia. This
double intention was the purpose OF
the offensive campaign with which
Austro-Hungary began the war last
August. 1t failed then, and there IS
no certainty of its success now.
The two German leaders in the pre-
sent movement are General Won
1-insinger and Marshal Won Macken-
sen. Won Linsington is pushing the
Russians through eastern Galicia in
to Russian territory, Once. over then
own frontier. the Russians will be
prevented from going to the relic. OF
Warsaw by direct route because OF
extensive marshes. Between these
marshes and the vistula river. Won
Mackensen is operating. The only
way he can be attacked by the de-
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RUSSIA

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PETROGRAD, July 6.-By ter.
rifle bombardment of the Siav trenches =
General Mackeneen has won a tempor-
ary victory in the first stages OF the
great battle south of Lubiin, the war
office admitted today.
From krasnik, eastward to tn.
Wiepriz river, the Russians have been
forced to retire on thirty-eight mile
front. All day Sunday the Austro-
Germans she,ied the SIav trenches,
hurting hundreds Of thousands Of pro-
jectiles and blowing out whole sections
ct earthworks. When these positions
were no longer .cnables IT, -assian,
retired upon new defensive positions
less than twenty miles from LubIIn.
Maekensen's right wing, however
was checked and thrown back by the
Russians. Between the Wiepriz river
and the Bug all Austro- German attacks
were beaten back with heavy losses
In one narrow sector between kryIof
and sokaI, fifty-eight miles north OF
Lemberg, the Russians took several
hundred prisoners.
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Gerard, who communicates them to
Berlin ofiicialdom
For more pressing exchanges be-
tween Washington and Cornish, the
direct wire connecting the state de-
partment with the vacation capital is
always available.
1t is understood here that the kaiser
is in close touch with the discussion.
Just as President Wilson is in the
closest touch at this end of the line.
Thus far everything has progressed
SO smoothly that 1T was predicted in
some quarters today that the prest-
dent will not return to Washington
for perhaps another two weeks,
though previously it was expected he
would be back this week.
The state departments reticence
concerning German-American ex-
changes had increased today. Secre-
tary Lansing said he could not discuss
dispatches received from Berlin In ex-
jplanation of delay, sdn*tfie German
note. Communications received from
Ambassador Gerard, he declared, were
essentially confidential" If Berlin
officials cared to give anything out. it
was their privilege. He seemed some
what put out by the suggestion that
any negotiations in the line of secret
diplomacy" were pending.
1t would be the president, he con-
cluded who would frame the reply to
Ambassador Gerards latest commune
cation, but thus far, he stated, the
executive had not done so.
Will Frame New Rule.
II By John Edwin Nsvin, United Press
Staff Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, July 6.---Germany
hopes to frame new rule of interna-
tional warfare in her reply to the
United States. She hopes to provide
for neutrals' safety hereafter without
surrendering the advantage which her
submarines afford her. This is the
opinion today Of many high officials
here, is the reason for delay in COM
pletion OF the note. Some say they
believe they would not be surprised
# two weeks pass before the note is
handed Ambassador Gerard. 1t is
known that Germany formally accept
ed the American demand of recogni-
ton that Americans may travel safely
on any ships which do not violate
regulations governing merchant YES
sells in time OF war She has rejected,
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, QenLS-c concerned only IN thelr StuQleS.
They paid no attention to minor things.
according to Mrs. Hollis lawyer.
Morgan Out Of Danger.
GLEN COVE, l.. l.. July 81. P.
Morgan's physicians announced early
today that because of the fact that
their patient is practically out of
danger" no. more bulletins will be Is
sued from the Morgan home near
here. In the future all information
concerning the bankers condition Will
be given out from the Offices Of ]. P.
Morgan & Co., in New York.
All persons who came from the
Morgan estate today made reassuring
statements concerning Morgan's con-
dition They confirmed the doctors
assertions that the wounded hnancier
is becoming restless because he is
forced to remain in bed and person
ally feels that he will be able to sit up
within short time.
Guards, however, continued to bar
all approaches to the Morgan grounds
today. They exercised the same care
full scrutiny over visitors and dis
couraged newspaper1nen attempting
to talk with relatives and friends Of
Morgan, endeavoring to get something
in amplification Of the meagre bu1le-
tins OF physicians. Thus far local
officers who will conduct the case
against Frank Holt who attempted
the assault have not been permitted
to talk. 1t is thought Holt will have
his preliminary hearing here either
today or tomorrow This fact has re-
newed belief in some quarters that
Morgan's condition is not as favorable
as the optimistic physicians bulletins
indicate, though Junius Morgan, the
bankers son, has personally assured
newspaper men that his father has
about passed the danger point Doc
tors here today said Morgan's escape
from fatal wound in the abdomen
was almost miraculous. How the bull
let that entered almost at the center
of the abdomen ranged downward
without piercing the abdominal wall
was a mystery to them They were
of the opinion that the bullet may
have entered at such an angle that 1t
was DETECTED by thick rolls of muscle
Another Bomb.
NEW YORK. July 6.-Spurred by
the attempt last night to wreck police
Headquarters with bomb, the police
are today working on the theory that
this latest bomb outrage may have
been part OF widespread campaign
OF terror. Following so closely the
attempt to blow up Andrew Carne-
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Aliens Advantage.

Clinton Herald: The strongest fac
tor about the candidacy of Senator
Joseph H. Allen for governor is the
backing which he has in the weekly
press. 1t may almost be said that of
the newspapers allied With the politi-
cal group to which both Allen and
Cosson belong. the dailies are for
Cosson and the weeklies for Allen.
The alignment gives Allen an advan-
tage. for Iowa weeklies have more
political power than Iowa dailies.
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Ionea offer, to Resian.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 6.-Phil Bail.
president st. Louis Feds, will not ac-
cept the resignation of Fielder Jones.
said to have been wired from Kansas
City yesterday. following row with
Umpires Howell and Finneran
This affair will mean some new
umpires in the Federal league said
Ball
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-06
THE WEATHER

For Keokuk and vicinity. Generally
fair tonight and Wednesday. Warmer
tonight.
For Iowa: Local thundershowers
this afternoon or, tonight. Warmer TO-
night. Wednesday partly cloudy.
For Missouri: Generally fair to-
night and Wednesday. Warmer to-
night.
For Illinois: Generally fair to-
night and Wednesday except probably
thunder showers north portion. Warm
er tonight and south portion Wednes-
day. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-06
January 1 the Date.

Des Moines News: The Sioux City
Journal has long editorial commenc-
ing: "A little observation leads one to
the conclusion that we shall soon be
without snakes" Yep. Statewide pro-
hibition goes into effect, even in Sioux
City, January /, 1916.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-06
Weather Conditions.

With the exception Of local rains i'll
the northeastern states and on the
eastern gulf, the weather is generally
fair east Of the Mississippi.
In the west an area Of low pressure
overlies the northern mountain and
plains states, and the weather is be-
coming unsettled.
Cool weather for the season pre-
walls in the eastern half of the coun-
try, and It Is becoming warmer in the
west.
Conditions indicate gen orally fair
weather for this section tonight AMI
Wednesday. and warmer tonight.
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BALKANS

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BERLIN, July 6. (via wireless to
SayviiIe.)-The British minister to
Bulgaria, Sir Bax-lronside, has been
withdrawn because Of his undipiomat:c
attitude in the negotiations between
the allies and Bulgaria, according to
reports reaching here today.
Sofia dispatches assert that the. ne
aotiations between Bulgaria and Tur-
key are proceeding with every pros
pect Of success.
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Violation Of
WIRE CENSORSHIP
Charge That Scientist Invent,
ed System by Which Mes
sages Go In
Secret.
TRIcKED INTO TELLING
German Owned Station at Say
vile, Used to Send Out
Prohibited Aero
grams.


UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
NEW YORK, July 6.-The Evening
World today declared that the United
States censorship over the German
owned wireless station at Sayville, l..
l., is being evaded by a secret system
invented by Dr. I. Kitseo. scientist,
with laboratory at 209 Walnut Place,
Philadelphia.
The World asserted that Kitseo in
vented a system by which the same
simple phrase could be made to con-
vey several different meanings in wire
less transmission, by shortening or
lengthening the period Of sending.
The Philadelphia scientist, the World
declareS, was tricked into revealing
his sels.et by man who represented
himself to be an agent Of the German ei ma
governme ent f9,'s -'5-NSs"
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Rohbers Get $4,000.

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CHICAGO. July 6.--Four masked
robbers early today held up two watch
men at Midway park, bound them, and
then blew the office safe and escape /
with about $4,000.
Detectives are working on the case.
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ITALIANS LEAVE COUNTRY.

ITALIANS LEAVE COUNTRY.
coNsTANTINoPLE, (via Berlin
wireless), July Catalan consuIs
have begun leaving Turkey. The ital-
ian ambassador is expected to depart
within short time.
Ambassador Morgenthau will look
after Italian Interests in Turkey, 1t
was understood today, except in Paies-
tine. Spain has been requested to look
after italian monasterIes and churches
in Palestine, because the Spanish am
bassador is Catholic.
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HOLT ATTEMPTS SUICIDE IN JAIL
TURKEY

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
ATHENS, July 6.-Generai liman
Van Sanders, German commander at
the Dardanelles, has been wounded Tor
the second time, according to dis
patches received hero today.
Athens dispatches In May reported
that Won Sanders had been slightly
wounded and temporarily succeeded d
in command Of the Turkish forces en-
GaIiipoIl peninsula by Admiral Won
Usedom.
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No official Comment.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-Officinl
comment on the story that the govern
ment Sayville wireless censorship Is
being violated by means of secrot
transmission system. the invention OF
DIR. Kitseo, of Philadelphia, was re-
fused here today, but informal discus
sion In official quarters was free
senoifgh. II.
This was to the effect, that, by some
means. there seems little doubt the
censorship has been circumVentea.
The reported Kitseo method was con-
sidered possibility, but to upset t,
the station would have to be shut down
entirely.
This was considered out of the ques-
ton.
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Read the Daily Gate City. Ten
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Another Bomb.
Morgan Out Of Danger.

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River Bulletin.

Wcah 'ShipSi aus" - - ~
Highest, IS.
Lowest, 50.
Lowest last night, SO.
FRED z. GOSEW1SCH,
Observer.
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Man Who Touched Off Bomb in Capitol and
Tried to Kill Morgan, is Under Suspicion
as to His Past History.
HIS EARLY LIFE IS BEING INVESTIGATED
J. P. Morgan Reported Being on Rapid Road
to Recovery After His Miraculous Es-
cape From Death Last Week.

dents-concerned only in their studies.
They paid no attention to minor things,
according to Mrs. Hollis lawyer.
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Subscribers Of The Daily Gate
City are served the full Leased
Wire Service Of the United
Press Associations.
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Fair and warmer. Local temp.
- p. m. "a; Z a m. 66.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-16
Sullivan Accused of
Receiving Diplomats
In His Undershirt

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-ConceIning the
personal habits of James NJ. sullivan,
American minister to Santo Domingo, he
was told that the minister on one occa-
sion received the Italian minister and
the British charge d affaires in his UNI
dershirt. Charles 4. Butlin testified today
at the inquiry being conducted into the
fitness of sullivan to hold his position.
It was am official call, added Butlin, who
is an Englishman. former head of the
Dominican government wireless station.
And 1 can testify" interrupted Walker
w. Wick, instigator of the sullivan in
vestigation. that the minister received
them in disgraceful attire"
Butlin said Minister Sullivan had made
him propositions for the extension OF the
islands wireless system and later had
inspired his removal from office in the
wireless service.
This" said Butlin, was due to the
fact that i was an antagonist TO any
private concessions being granted by the
government"
Roger L. Farnham secretary of the
National City bank of New York, denied
that his bank had any plans contemplate
ing the exploitation of Santo Domingo.
He said the banks only interest in the
island was the lending OF Sl,5OoOOO to the
government two years ago.
Farnham said he knew only by hearsay
of the reputation OF the Banco Naclonal
of Santo Domingo, to which institution,
it is alleged, the customs funds of the
island were transferred at the instance
of Sullivan. He said he knew nothing of
the Jarvis interests controlling the Banco
Nacional and had no relations with Sui
Ivan.
The only relation his bank had with
Santiago Michelena, Farnham said, was
TO ask Michelena to present the loan
proposition to the government. Michelena
is a Santo Domingo banker, in whose
institution the republics customs funds
were deposited before being removed to
the Banco Nacional
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-16

Rome last night. To Premier Salandra
he confirmed the gravity OF the disaster
and expressed admiration for the ef-
ficient work OF the Italian soldiers. More
troops have been ordered into the earth
quake zone
Minister OF Public Works Ciuffeln Is At
Avezsano, where he has organized the
work OF rescue. He spent last night in a
railroad car at the station. To-day he
began a tour OF Investigation to ascer-
tain actual conditions in the country
around Avezsano.
The king was in Avczzauo yesterday.
Earth Heaved and Grew Hot.
Some of the survivors at Avezzsno have
not even yet sufficiently recovered from
the shock Of their experiences TO tell a
connected story of the visitation. one
man vino was taken yesterday from a
ruin. said.
II had a sensation as though someone
was forcing me to dance. THIN was
thrown to the ground and the roof and
the walls fell upon my head. Even after
was half buried the earth seemed to
heave and grow hot"
a priest was saying mass I'm church
when he felt the first shock. lie rushed
under an arch of the building and this
saved his life. His acolytes were struck
down and killed.
The shocks destroyed the aduucduct
system and there Is today no water in
the town.
10 is reported that statue Of the
Virgin forty feet high, which stood on
the shore OF Lake Tucino has been thrown
into tho water.
There is considerable danger that the
drained land in this vicinity will be
flooded
\ wagoner's apprentice, n boy or II
years, was the first person TO give the
news of Avezzano to the outside world
He succeeded in getting back into the
town a few moments after the first
shock. lie found a railroad employe and
persuaded this man, with his help, to rig
up a telegraph instrument i'm a freight
car and connect it with a wire that was
still intact. On the instrument the rail-
road man, who is an operator. soon got
Rome. The two together then sent the
first news Of the disaster.
Ponc Gives Use OF Hospital.
The pope offered to the mayor of Rome
the use OF the Hospital Santa Marta with
300 beds. The mayor accepted this offer
at once.
There has been organized in Rome a
private expedition to send out automo-
biles loaded with relief. over 300 ma
chimes already have left for Avezzsno.
They carried blankets, medicines, food
and cordials. Among the members of the
Italian nobility active in relief work are
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-16
GOOD AGAIN HEADS
STATE LUMBERMEN
Reelected at Closing Session Yester-
dsy-Place of Next Meeting to
Be Decided Later.
INSURANCE BOARD is NAMED

y. A. Good Of Cowies. Neb., was re
elected president OF the Nebraska Lum-
bermen's association at the closing ses-
sion OF the twenty-fifth annual conven-
tlon in Omaha yesterday afternoon. :.
W. Lightner OF st. Edwards. was elected
vice president: w. $. swanson Of Oak
land and L. b. Dick of North Platte.
we're elected TO the directorate, for the
three-year term. The Place for holding
the next meeting is to be settled later
by the board OF directors.
In tho resolutions offered at the close
OF the convention. the charter members
were especially thanked for their fore
thought in organizing the association a
quarter of a century ago, and for their
faithful association work ever since the
organization. The resolutions also
pledged the associations support OF the
movement for the organization of a for
est products association. for tho lissemi-
nation of knowledge regarding industries
dealing, with forest products.
Insurance Officers.
The nominating committee OF the
Mutual Insurance association, the auXil-
larry body Of the lunlbermen reported
q. w. EgBleStou OF beilhetI lot Ic-eltC-
ton as president, NJ. Campbell OF Atkin-
son for vice president, G. r. JudSins Of
Upland for treasurer and r. Il. Hall Of
Lincoln for secretary. On account OF a
technicallty that requires the ballot for
the election of thes officers TO be cast
in Lincoln. NJ. NJ. Trumbull of Hildreth
was appointed proxy to cast the ballot
for the election of these officers at Lin
coin at the office of the secretary, Sat
urday w. 5. Swanson Of falkland and
l.. b. Dick of North Platte, were recon-
rnended for the directorste.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-16
Five Cents Proves II.

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cago. ILL.,. writing your name and address
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the cost of mailing. Sold by all dealers
advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-16
C0NSCRlPT CALL IN THE
QUAKE ZONE SUSPENDED

ROME, Jan. IA royal decree was is
sued today appointing Commentator
Dezza n civil commissioner TO govern
the district visited by the earthquake.
Dezza has gone 10 the stricken region
to assume his new duties.
The call for conscrlpts has been sus-
pended in tho earthquake district by the
military authorities.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-16

weeks Of the sixty-third congress, ex-
oopt appropriation bills. and the govern
mont ship purchase measure.
oven the ship purchase bill Is IN dan
ger Of failure, In the opinion OF some
OF the senators. Although they have
assurances that this measure eRn he
passed. they are fearful lest the press
Of appropriation bills, coupled with the
concerted plans OF republican leaders 20
fight the ship bill. will operate TO keep
the latter from reaching a vote.
It became known today that somO
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-16
WOULD PRESCRIBE WIDTH
OF TIRES UPON VEHICLES

LINCOLN. Jan. i0.-Nspecisl)--A bill
introduced in the house by Moseley Of
Lancaster empowers county commits
sloners to prescribe the width Of tires
on vehicles traversing the public roads
where the weight carried. including the
vehicle itself exceeds 800 pounds. Tho
commissioners are also given authority 70
specify how much weight may be carried
on tires of any certain width.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-16

Prince Borshosc Prince Colonna Prince
Altiere and Prince Potenziani
The pope Is anxious about the fate ot
Monsignor Janotta. bishop Of sora, from
whom nothing has been heard.
Recent reports OF casualties set forth
that there were seventy victims Of the
earthquake al Castelliri thirty-seven dead
and i7O wounded at Isola. and ten dead at
Capolacroce At this last mentioned place
the casualties were almost all among the
relatives OF the local priest.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-16
Democrats Afraid
They Cannot Pass
Ship Purchase Bill

WASHINGTON, Jan i5.-Democratic
leaders IN the senate. confronted by every
parliamentary obstacle that minority
senators can resort 10. have practically
abandoned hope Of accomplishing any
general legislation IN tho few remaining
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-16
HAIR COMING QUIZ

Dandruff causes a feverish irritation OF
the scalp, the hair roots shrink, loosen
and then the hair comes out fast To
stop falling hair at once and rid the
scalp of every particle OF dandruff. get
a 25-cent bottle of Danderine at any
drug store. pour a little in your hand
and rub it into the scalp. After a few
applications the hair stops coming out
and you can't find any dandruff.-Adver-
tisement.