The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-11
CITY NEWS.


The talk of the town. Ewers-Mcs
Carthy Co.'S 90 per cen reduction
sale on all suits and cvercoats, ADV
John Eads who shot at John
Whalen with blank cartridges was
fined 800 and costs in superior court
this morning.
Regular meeting OF Loyal Order
Of Moose. Keokuk lodge No. 7o4. to-
night at s o'clock In Moose hall. Wis
ting brothers cordially invited Ed.
G. Vaughn dictator, Roy NJ Martin
secretary Advertisement
This morning Judge Hamilton
granted = divorce to Dora Davis from
Victor Davis. It was shown that he
had srssted her cruelty and had beat
en- her on numerous occasions. He
made no defense
All men and boys suits and over
coats Included in Ewers- Mccarthy
Co.'S 80 per cent reduction sale
Adv,
There were q number OF witnesses
nom the camp up along the canal
before the grand fury this morning,
presumably testifying as to the cut
ting scrane among the italians on
Sunday night
Masonic. Special meeting of
Hardin lodge No. 50. a. F. and A. NJ,
Wednesday evening, February 1s. at
$50. Work on third degree. Visit
ing breshren fraternally invited. BY
order of the w. NJ c. G. Meister.
sscretary-Ady.
H W. Kimsey. the evangelistic
singer recently at the revival meet
ings al the Trinity Methodist church.
announces to his friends here that
he is now at Corning. Ia. and that
he is going to Clearfield, Pa. In April
for campaign with Lincoln McCon-
mel. the noted evangelist WIS was In
this city some few months ago
John Briggs. negro. who says
that he has been employed in whole
sale and drug houses over the city.
e was arrested last night on a charge
of intoxication and disturbing the
peace at Thirteenth and Main streets.
He pleaded guilty this morning in SUI
perior court and was given thirty
days IN the city jail.
Buy your feed a. Mullikin's, llol
Main Phone ISsa-Adr.
Monmouth Atlas. A recently de
funct saloon has started up in busl-
ness again and is causing consterna.
ton among the other dealers by offer
ing six beers for a quarter. whisky al
cents glass or so cents pint. ana
ether prices in proportion While
most of the bars in the city are get
ting scan trade it is said the low
prices OF the recently opened place
attracted a goodly number of Gus
toners and DRINKS are being turnea
ont By the score.
Look. Best :nringfeld lump coal
$3.50 per ton ]. C. IcAianns Con
strucston Co PhoEa 215
The following patents we're grant
ed to Iowans for the week ending
February 4. 1913, as reported from
the ONCE of Wiifred c. Lane, paten,
attorney, 500 Croker Bldg, Des
Moines, Iowa. No. 1t05214l, cylinder
tooth. RAY Cox, Bentonsport. No Il
052. $40. tobacco pipe. E. G. Kothe.
Parkersburg. No. 1852. oSs, stacker.
John Larsen, Goldfield: No 1,e52.353.
music leaf turner. ]. E. Livingston.
Abba: No .o5I. sos, combined fare
register and passenger register, ". G.
sfcGimpsey. Sioux City: No. LOSE, o0a.
cushioned automobile wheel. ". p.
Nelson, Extra; No I.o59,2z2, snap
hook. ]. Peters, Herring: No. 1.052.-
ISL animal trap, B. A. Shaw, Daven-
port.
If the measure introduced in the
state legislature by Representative
Lund becomes a Law, the county sher-
ifs will no longer possess the power
TO cali out The militia. This bin is
one presented at the hehest OF the
state adiutant general and is one q
The revfsEons OF the military code
which is hoped for. Pressure VIII be
brought to bear to force the passage
OF the measure The passage of the
! bill win mean saving 70 the coun-
ties hut II is pointed out that In the
event OF some sudden disorder and
the failure OF the sheriff to get in
communication with the state eyecu-
tire that the Law could not be upheld
and the authori les would have BIZ;
little chance to cope with the s'tua-
! ton.
Commission Form Defeated.
| limited Press Leased Wire Service
LINCOLN. H., Feb. 11.-Commis-
sion form of government for Lincoln
was defeated by vote OF ssT to ss1
in the special election yesterday.