The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-14

in America that would care for and
educate Hilda, and that then he
would marry her. The old Scotch
man was only too willing and demand
ed Of her that che go with McDon-
aid. Jules had told Hilda of the good
love and the bad love, and she had
learned to love Jules. When Mac
lavish ordered her to so with Nc
Donald, she resisted. The fight was
desperate and long, but Jules seized
Hilda, and with Baptiste and Huntley
who had discovered his masters vii
lainy. The four hastened towards
the Canadian railway for Montreal.
Mcdonald followed and Jules left the
party at a landing to meet him. A
desperate duel was fought in which
Mcdonald was killed and Jules and
his party, after burying the body.
fastened to his home and happiness.
See this story in six parts, in pic
lures beautifully told, tonight at the
Hippodrome,-Ad
At the Colonial Tonight.
College Days, a fine two reel
drama. An Innocent Burglar, one
reel drama. Shot Guns That Kick, a
funny Keystone comedy, one that you
laugh from start to finish. Also Clay
ton and Clayton, in vaudeville, sing
ing, talking and warbling. Hear them
tonight at the colonial where you
see a good show for one dime. Shows
at Z, 8 and .. Don't miss it.-Adver-
tisement.
See orpheum's Bill Tnoisht.
The management of the Orpheum
theatre is pleased to announce It's
splendid picture bill for tonight which
will include "a Modern Melonotte," a
two part dramatic sensation with
such leading stars as Edna Maison
and Ray Gallagher; "Her Bounty" an
other fine drama with Pauline Bush,
the great star actress; Through a
Knot Hole" is the big L. X. comedy
hit, laugh from start to finish. The
Orpheum's musical program by the
Orpheum's orchestra will be another
big feature tonight. Don't miss it
Advertisement.
Dufau-Hughes Recital.
Mile Jenny Dufau, coloratura So
prano Of the Boston-Chicago Opera
company, and Felix Hughes, baritone.
of Cleveland, will appear here in joint
recital at the Grand opera house on
Thursday evening, February %.
This will be the third recital in
the very brilliant series arranged by
the Monday Music club for this sea-
son AND promises to eclipse in inter-
est anything which has preceded it.
Patrons are asked to take special
note of the date, the concert being
originally scheduled for February 26,
but which it has been found advisable
to advance to February %.
Mile. Dufau is one of the foremost
or.eratic and concert stars in America.
Last year she was called upon sud
denly to take the place of Tetrazzini
in Lucia" and triumphed in her
place. The Chicago press was filled
with her praises the next morning
and it was declared that the mad
scene" had not been given as facile,
! precise and dramatic a performance
(! in several seasons. In New York she
gave recital at Carnegie hall which
had a most gratifying reception. Had
! the Music club been able to present
this brilliant artist alone it would
have ben an undertaking deriving OF
commentator.
! However. it has done more than
that and has added immeasurably to
the interest of the occasion by bring
ing Felix Hughes, baritone, Keokuk
boy whose career as singer and teach
er has been watched' with great inter
est and pleasure by his many friends.
Mr. Hughes has most emphatically
made good" in the over-crowded
world Of music and it has been de-