The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-21
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bert, Mrs. Kate Sanders, Mrs. Ethel
|Sandberg, Miss Harriet Solomon, Miss
Stevens, Miss Arlie Seitz, Miss Man.
ME Slack, Mrs. J. w. Townsend, DR..
r. M. Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Collingwood Tucker, Mrs. John Turn
city. Miss May Tumelty, Mr.. and Mrs.
10. B. Towne, Mrs. Palmer Trimble,
Miss Agnes Trimble, Mr. and Mrs. II.
A. Turner, Miss Alice Vermillion, Mrs.
Harry Versteeg, Mrs. j. B. We'll, Miss
Reulah Well, Miss Marie Weber, Miss
Gertrude Weber, Miss Waleska Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c.. Ward, Mrs. Harry
Walker, Miss Joy Walker, Mrs. o. w.
Weyer Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Wills, Mrs.
Earl Wills, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman T.
Wilcox, Mrs. Emma Wiggens, Mrs. O..
s. Wiley, Miss Helen MILESTONE, Miss
Mae Milestone, Mrs. H. o: Whitney,
Mrs. Robert Wright, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Young, Miss Katharine YounK-
Ter, Miss Amanda Younker, Miss Dor
othy Younker.-Advertise
ain Tune with the WiIds."
Robert Wayne, a sturdy British
missionary, stationed in South Africa,
and his family live in negro village
where the natives are especially
friendly to them. In the mail, let
ter comes to Wayne announcing that
he has fallen heir, to fifty thousand
pounds legacy, and he at once deter
mines to return to England with his
, family. In the big covered velds
wagon the party begins the treek to-
ward civilization. A treacherous chief
of the hostile war party visits the
camp and persuades the missionary to
go to the assistance of wounded 1la-
tive, this being a ruse on his part 20
deplete the fighting force at the
wagon and therefore make it's capture
more readily accomplished After
walking short distance from camp.
Wayne is struck down from behind by
an assegi after which the chief re-
joins his party and they surround the
wagon, wounding the defenders. The
chief of a friendly tribe, with large
following of his villagers. arrive at
the wagon camp in time to reecue
Mrs Wayne, little Edith and Mrs.
Wayne's brother, and take them In
safety back to the village.
Robert Wayne RECEIVERS conscious
ness after several hours and hurriedly
makes his way back to the burned
wagon. His mentality succumbs to
the terrible catastrophe, as he believes
the entire party to have been oe-
'stroyed. Insane with grief and hor-
ror he staggers into the jungle and
becomes wild man. His adventures
with leopards, lions and other fero-
cious beasts of the jungle furnish
many of the interesting features of
this picture play. Captain Jones. a
British sportsman. stumbhes upon
large party of English hunters who
are on their way to the village Of
Boola to buy wild animals. Upon
nearing the village they are met by
jealous wife from the harem OF Boo1.,
who. out Of revenge and jealousy, tells
the party the frightful fate assigned
to the wild man Of the Jungle. After
a brisk encounter between the war
riors of Boola and the members of the
white party, they reach the village III
time to witness the domination Of the
Jungle beasts by Robert Wayne. who
has recovered his mentality upon be-
holding Edith. whom he recognizes.
The final scene shows the intrepid
Captain Jones clasping Edith in his
arms, while the benevolent counten-
ance of the once wild man Of the
JunSle DeduS ApOu IuCuI "Ith
pride
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