The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-16
CITY NEWS

Coffee at Baptist church Thursday.
-Lndenoid waterproof half soles
used by karle. S14 Main.
Grand mask bali at the Hippo
drome on ST. Patrick's night.
M. W a. dance St Patricks night.
Rights OF admission reserved.
The Rogers Grilley company Sat
arday evening. Grand opera house.
Complete change of program to-
night Colonial, theatre beautiful.
{ Select your harness from Sher-
moods large assortment. 70S Main.
The last number Of the Y. NJ. c.
4 star entertainment course on Satur-
day evening
Have your wall paper cleaned by
Erman & Inman- Leave orders at
belongs grocery
Lewis Adams has accepted posi-
ton in the Office of the Huiskamp
Bros Shoe company
Don't miss the feature. at the
Colonial, theatre beautiful, tonight,
The House of Quality"
The Cantonia. ferry boat which
mas en- NiHttAluS III lic Ne,AA' 49, -
left this morning for Canton at 1000
clock.
Regular meeting OF Hermann
lodge. No. 1I6, /. o. o. F., tonight at
80 o'clock. Visiting brethren cordial
II invited.
Seat sale opens on Friday morn
in at o'clock at the Y. NJ. c. A. build
ing. Reserve your seats early, ano
assure yourself an evening of rares;
entertainment
-EFery one in the city, who is in
terested in motor boating, should
make it point to he present at the
meeting for launch me- to be held
in the Commercial club rooms this
evening at half past seven. An or
ganization in membership and action
is TO be formed and it is important
that all owners and those who do not
own motor boats or pleasure water
craft of any kind, to be present and
take hand In affairs.
| -Ottumwa Courier. Arrested by
his stepfather and brought to the po-
lice station to be taken to Keokuk to
answer the charges of larceny, ssas
the fate of Lee Carly's. With his
stepson in custody, O H Hickman
marched into the police station at s
o'clock last night and turned CARLYLE
over to Night Sergeant Mike Morris
ser, who placed him in the city jail.
The officers had heard Carlyle was in
the city, and having received word
from Chief Kesselring of Keokuk to
arrest him, they had been instituting
search for him without result The
officers were dumbfounded last even
ing when the long -looked-for man was
brought into the station by his step
father. Carlyle is accused of stealing
trammel net at keokuk. Rufus Ches-
ser, former Ottumwan, who resides
in Keokuk, is also charged with the of
tense. Carlyle declared this morning
that he was not guilty CT the charge
as Chesser stole the net, while Ches-
ser's story to the Keokuk police is
the same. only that Carlyle had stoleE
the net Carlyle will probably By.
taken to Keokuk to dav or tomorrow.
OF the accident to DIR. Henson of
Revere, which occurred at Fort Madi-
son yesterday, and was briefly men
toned in The Gate City last evening,
the Gem City of that place says A
swiftly moving freight train passed
the depot at about that time. There
We're quite number of people ait the
station and they noticed man run
out to the tracks. He attempted to
board the caboose, but in doing so,
lost his hold and was thrown violently
into the air. 1t is said he turned a
double sommersault and fell upon his
face ON the ground with great force.
He was taken into the mems waiting
room and the police notified. officer
Joseph Buckler arrived quickly, and,
1t appearing that the man was injured,
o physician was summoned. A hasty
examination revealed the fact that the
!, man was not severely injured external
ly. He was in a dazed condition, but
after much questioning It was learned
that he is DR.. c. A. Henson of Re-
/, we're, Mo, where he has wife and
three children. As soon as convey
ance could be secured he was removed
to st. Elizabeth hospital. 1t is said
he was under the influence of liquor
: Reports from the hospital are to the
effect that he is not seriously injured
Rev. J. Wesley Potter, pastor Of
the Trinity NJ f. church il this city
VIII deliver a sermon in Fort Madison
Thursday evening. The occasion is 1
mems rally at the First Methods
{ church, which is being held this week
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