The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-22
CRY NEWS.


tonight.
Right prices on harness at sher
woods.
If you are going to Dodge's tonight
h go early.
"A party of Des Moines river sur
veyors passed up the river this morn
/ ing in two swift launches.
Everybody is going to Dodge's to
night.
Let Sherwood show you his ele-
SAINT line of harness, 7o3 Main.
Elmer Trimsie has transferred to
4 ]. B. Van Pappelendam lots s and 8 in
block So, town of Montrose.
/ Regular meeting Morning Star
i lodge No. 5. Knights of Pythias to-
night at 1880 O'Clock at Castle hall,
Fifth and Blondeau. Visiting Knights
| invited
-Biograph comedy Faithful" at
/ Dodge's tonight.
I! The body of the late Mrs Mar
garet Fitzpatrick was removed from
the vault in Oakland cemetery yester-
day afternoon and inferred in the
Il Catholic cemetery.
4 "A party of painters arrived this
morning from Dubuque, in charge OF
William Beyers. They will go over
and entirely repaint the steamer "Du-
buque," now lying in the canal at
the lock-
Dodges, where the crowds go ev-
cry night
Rev. DR.. Giglinger's lecture to-
morrow will be ON What do you think
of Christi" 1t will be the last Lenten
lecture and vii be followed on Easter
Sunday by lecture on the Resur-
rection
The government steamer "Grace"
started to work yesterday afternoon
with corps of men to put in the boom
which has been stored during the win
ter in the canal at the lock. This
boom, which is to protect river craft
from the cross current, is placed be-
tween the lower end of the lock and
the drawbridge.
John Kelley and Marshal Kessel
ring have arranged matters satisfac-
torily between themselves and today
Kelley was sent to st. Louis by the
chief of police, with the promise that
he would not return. Kelley's fail
ing is the use of strong drink, and in
the past several months he has been
arrested times innumerable. His mo-
rey, which was due him from the
powder works, was forwarded to a
party in ST. Louis, which Kelley will
get when he reaches his destination.
"Faithful.' great Biograph come,
dy at doges tonight.
Bert Bailey. the well known police
character, is likely headed back tc
Keokuk, after an absence of several
years. Yesterday afternoon he broke
out of the work house, his escape be
ing told as follows in the Quincy
Wing: Bert Bailey. the crook WHIT
has caused the local police lot o
worry because he refuses to stay ava.
from town when his room is mucl
better than his company. broke ava.
from the house of correction yestel
, day afternoon about o'clock and a
an early hour this morning had no
been apprehended The police woul
! be glad if he never returned to thu
| city, as he is a petty criminal VIII
has given them more trouble than al
the rest of the questionabl character
!. put together 1t is stated that Bale,
framed it up with Earl Kelley, who j
at the works, to get away. At an
rate, the story goes that Kelley, Will
the prisoners were at work in tn
quarry, complained about a stone ge
ting in his shoe, and had Superintent
ent Eberhardt take him inside in Oh
der to get it out. 1t is further state
that Bailey had managed towork loose
= to a certain extent, from his shackle:
| At any rate just as soon as Kelley lei
the quarry. which is outside the work!
Bailey made run for it and manage
to climb up the steep embankment int
the Woodland cemetery. 1t is state
that he broke his shackles there, the
. did lightning sprint TO the east. H
j was seen at Twelfth and Washingto
streets, barefooted, unning eastwar
like a scared hound and that was tn
last seen of him. If he never come
back, he will be apprehended soone
= or later. then it will be back to til
rock breaking stunt for an indefinit
= eriod