The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-28
CRY NEWS.

Id IneatTe Beautiful.
Three pictures at Dodge's tonight
First show at 1880 sharp.
The Warsaw ferryboat, Meeker, |
will make its initial trip of the season
this afternoon.
The Love of Lady Irma,'' q Bio
graph. and "The Wizard of o." at
Dodge's tonight.
M. w. A. dance Monday evening,
Woodman hall. Agnes orchestra.
/ Rights of admission reserved.
-Biograph night tonight, first pre-
sentation in Keokuk THE Twisted
Trail Colonial Theatre Beautiful
Ladies, Mr.. c. R.. Boggs. GOT Main
street, has most gorgeous treat in
store for you This entire week is
j given up to a most elaborate art dis
play. Call and see it. Open Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday evenings.
Special meeting of Ea-
gle lodge. No. II, A. F. & A. NJ, 1880
O'clock Tuesday evening, March 90.
work on second degree. Visiting
brethren fraternally invited. By or
der of the w NJ S. H. Johnston, Sec
rotary.
The Mechanical World, maya
zine, takes cognizance OF the Keokuk
and Hamilton Water Power dam.
| This big enterprise is receiving at
tention from many of the publications
| all over the world 1t will receive
greater notice as the work progresses.
Several new homes are being
erected, the painters and paperhang-
ers are busy and with the arrival OF
fine weather there is pronounced
| activity in Improvement and building
ii operations. The season promises L
i be the best Keokuk has experiences
in many years
The engineering students of the
| state university of Iowa will issue
their annual publication. "The Tran
sit :" on April /. Special attention !:
! j, being given to the editorial numte'
& this year and in addition a group OF
4 interesting papers by engineering pro
fessors and alumni Is contained IN
I the magazine.
DR. Louis Polzer, formerly il
/ the state historical library Of the
state university of Iowa, and nov
professor of history and economics il
the Montana Normal college at Dill
! Ion, has been employed to teach his
4 tory and economics in the summel
1 school of the State Teachers college
/ of Cedar Falls this summer.
The professors who have been Sc
cured to teach at the summer schoo
of the State University of Iowa a
4 Iowa City, Iowa, from June 90 unit
July 30, are as follows: Fredericl
E. Bolton, education: Stephen H
Bush, romance languages; Herber
C. Ensing, education; George F. Kay
\ economic geology and potrology; FL
~ bert W. lockwood. chemistry; Car
II E. Seashore, psychology; Bohumi
Ii shimek. physiological botany; Ben
Il jamin F. Shampaugh, political sci
II ence; George W. Stewart. physics
II Edwin Starbuck, philosophy; Laona
H G. Weld, mathematics; Henry F
II Wickham, chronology; William G. Wi
II cox, American history; Charles z
!, Wilson, German.
II The greatest program of the sea
II son at Dodges tonight, "The Wizar
II of Or and Biograph.
II Quincy Wing: Despondent owe
/ the loss of his father, possibly ovel
II come with remorse because of hi
H mode of living which eliminated i
II his wife leaving him and going t
II Omaha, Frank E. Cruiser swallowe
II an ounce and a half of carbolic aci
last night $50 o'clock, and with
- twenty-five minutes he was dead. TIL
deed was committed at his hom'
& $751; Oak, and before a physical
could be summoned he was past a
ss help, Cruiser, who was employed b
the Burlington road for several years
and who is son of veteran railwa
mail service employe. has been drinl
ing heavily since the death of hi
father short time ago at Humans
u Vile, Polk county, Mo-. and his ne
q vous system had become so thorough
q " deranged that he sought relief i
1 suicide
The Burlington election is bein
held today The candidates for ma
20 or are ]. S. Caster and William
Cross; for councilmen Ernest Boo
- Frank Canny, Charles P. Funck, j
seph n. Kolz, Charles H. Kruege
i W. S. Mitchell, Henry P. Scheur
II Charles H. Schick One mayor wi
II be elected and four councilmen.
II the campaign the Burlington Haw
H Eve makes this comment: The mu
II icipal campaign under the commissie
II plan of government just closed is OF
H of the most remarkable, in some r
II spects. of any in the experience Of tt
II citizens of Burlington. 1t has bee
H strictly non-partisan and exceptions
II ly free from acrimonious discussio
H This is due in part to the attitude
II the daily press which has treated q
II candidates with fairness and impa
TALLY. In the absence of party line
. and of newspaper controversy ov
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