The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-01
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Tanning Husband the latest
Biograph. Colonial, theatre beautiful,
tonight.
Miss Mamie C. Albertson re-
turned to her duties in the registry
department of the post office this
morning, after a vacation.
The latest Biograph. at the Colo
NAL, theatre beautiful, tonight" Tam
ing Husband"
r. e. Jenkins, travelling represent
alive of the S. P. Pond company, has
resigned his position with that con-
Germ.
Regular meeting Morning Star
lodge No. 5, knights of Pythias to-
night at 7:30 o'clock at Castle hall,
Fifth and Blondeau Visiting Knights
invited.
The ruling of the postoffice de-
partment makes it necessary for sub
| scriptions to daily newspapers to be
paid for in advance. Parties sub
scribing for The Daily Gate to be
sent out of town should send in their
cash with order.
/ Work will be begun this week on
the erection of the new grain eleva-
tor and offices of the o. A. Talbot
Company on the leyee. The ground
has thawed enough for the commence.
ment of foundation excavating and the
first stones will be laid in a day or
i two
In the purchase of Hubenthal's
!, grove George w. Tanning has no one
associated with him. Through an err
ror in yesterdays paper the name OF
another Keokuk business man was
: connected with the deal but it has
since been learned that Mr.. flaming
has financed it himself and will carr,
cut his original plans
Another lie nailed, Somebod!
] jailer was slowly and malevolentl.
starving his prisoners to death. H,
!, denies the accusation and declare
that the men are getting all the foo,
: that Is good for their systems. Il
this connection he prints his breakfas
> consist of Il slice of meat abou-.
3 inches long and about inches wide
| 3 slices of light bread, large biscuit
!. large baking powder can of syrul
r and gallon of coffee The jaile
j considers that this breakfast shout
hold the prisoners till dinner tim
and there are people who will agre
e with him, especially in reference t.
J. the syrup and coffee.
/ Burlington Gazette: Vera He
ward, who for some time past ha
4 been living in this city engaged il
evangelistic work with the organize
ton known as the Union Volunteer
of Hope, was arrested last evening TO
larceny The complaining witness i
the Volunteers of America of De
Moines who allege that Miss Howard
> stole a black voil skirt, a panam;
skirt, petticoat and quantity o
ribbon and fed to Burlington with th'
booty. Chief OF Police Hiltz received
letter from the chief Of police il
Des Moines asking him to pick vi
the girl and telegram was received
! this morning, stating that an office
would come to Burlington and tak'
her to Des Moines for trial Thu
girl is now in the county Jail. Sh'
denies the charge from Des Moines
: and in fact none of the goods describ
+ ed were found in her possession. Sh'
!. said the whole thing was matte
of spite work on the part of the Vol
, unteers of America, of which organi
cation she was formerly an active
: member. She said she was a hare
worker and her efforts were a source
of big revenue to the army and thel
did not care to have her leave. They
have been trying in every way to in
duce her to return to Des Moines ant
: rejoin them, but failing in this Mis-!
, Howard claims they have brought the
, charge of larceny against her.