The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-15
cry NEWS.

Special lenten picture Colonial,
theatre beautiful, tor lght.
You can buy harness at low prices
at Sherwood's, 70s Main street.
Positively tonight Zone Night
and then - A Biograph at Dodge's.
Extra. Tonight only. Special
lenten picture"The Roman Colo
NAL. theatre beautiful.
The scheduled match between the
Olympians and Keokuk Club for last
night was postponed and will not
likely be rolled until next week.
Regular meeting Morning Star
lodge No. 5, Knights Of Pythias to-
night at 1880 o'clock at Castle hall.
Fifth and Blondeau. Visiting Knights
invited.
Regular meeting Of the Order Of
Owls tonight at their hall. corner
Third and johnson streets. Visiting
Owls invited. BY order of Worthy
President Paul T. Pechstein, ses
rotary.
There will be two pool tourna.
ments this week. Tonight the Power
City and ]. Moeller's team play on
the latter's tables; Friday Seiberts
and Olympians play on the Olympia
tables.
selig's great masterpiece THE
Roman" Tonight only. Colonial, the,
atre beautiful
is charged for the organ recital at
the First Congregational church on
Thursday evening. This is unusual,
and no tickets placed on sale. This
| is unusual, too. But it is felt that
none who appreciate real talent would
care to miss the recital. Be sure and
remember the time and date.
The citizens of Keokuk are to be
congratulated upon the fact that from
time to time leaders in the musical
world are to be found in their city. In
fact, it is known that we have large
and appreciative circle of lovers Of
good music. The coming OF Mr.. Vic
tor Lyle will be another opportunity
for the music lovers to enjoy an il
spring recital and it will be ope OF
the events OF the year. Congrega
tiolal church. Thursday evening, s.
Admission 25 cents.
Tn the Shadow of Old Mt Shas-
| ta," at Dodge's tonight.
A rumor was current on the
streets yesterday that Attorney A.
Hollingsworth, who left few days
ago for New Orleans, was sick and
not expected to live. This morning
his law partner, Attorney w. G. Blood,
received a letter from Mr.. Holdings
worth in which he stated that while
he had been sick he has practically
recovered and was feeling good again.
i That he had reached New Orleans and
was located and that the rest and
change would be of benefit to him.
I iere is no cause for alarm relative
to Mr.. Hollingsworth's health which
will be good news to his many friends.
i See The Parsons Umbrella" at
Dodge's tonight
-Workmen are careful with the
tools they use on the Keokuk and
Hamilton dam If workman breaks
or loses one of these, he must pay
its face value out of his wages The
men employed by the water power
company must pay also fifty cents a
month out of their wages for hospital
/ fee. Notices posted conspicuously
here and there read: Notice to en-
ployes; Commencing February L.
1910, fifty cents per month will be de-
Quoted from the wages OF each en-
ploye of the company for hospital fee.
Twenty-Five cents will be deducted
from the wages of each employe who
fails to turn in his numbered brass
check. Employees will also be held for
the loss of tools or supplies caused
by their negligence and the cost OF
each tool and supplies viii be deduct
ed from the wages of the employee re-
sponsible for its loss
Goals of Fire" Venetian Isles
and others-Colonial, theatre beauti-
full, tonight.
Quincy Journal: Ernest Beniay,
aged about twenty-five years, a button
cutter by trade and hailing from New
Boston, ILL.,, walked into police head
quarters Saturday afternoon and sur
rendered himself, saying that there
was warrant out for him at New
Boston. He was invited to take j
chair and New Boston was commune
Gated with by telephone, the police
being informed that Flora Belle John
son, aged nineteen years, accused Ban
jay with being the father of her I'M
born child The request was made
that the young man be held until an
officer could come after him. Yester-
/ day Constable J B. Peppers of Aledo,
the county seat, arrived with the war
rant and last evening started back
with his prisoner. Banjay had been
working at Warsaw and Canton since
leaving home and last week came to
Quincy. Finding no work here. ,
decided to get in out of the cold by
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