Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20
DIED IN a BOX CAR.
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box car on the Milwaukee track near
the corner OF Second and Pavonial
streets. The discovery was made by
Frank Reinbolt. a laborer who passed
the open door of the car several times
during the day. Each time he saw the
body stretched on the floor inside. At
firE he supposed the man was asleep.
Noticing finally that there was no
change in his position he Investigated,
discovered that the supposedly sleeping
man was dead and notified Policeman
Anderson. The latter telephoned to po-
lice Headquarters and to Coroner Wade.
When the coroner arrived he found
the corpse etched on an old newspa
per with a bundle OF hay for pillow.
There were no marks Of violence and the
oficial gave 1t as his opinion that the
deceaeed had crawled into the car per-
haps sixteen hours before he died
there.
The man was apparently about %
years old. He was feet and 3 inches
j tall. OF blonde complexion and with
I long, curly, reddish hair brushed into
q bunch in front. On his right side he
was cripple and on the ring finger Of
the left hand was a small tattoo mark.
Yesterday afternoon Coroner Wade
conducted an autopsy over the remains
and ascertained that the deceased had
4 been suffering from typhoid fever
which evidently developed into pleurisy
I and cauesd death. The police are en-!
deayorIng to establish the mans identi-
4 tN but have discovered nothing definite
IN yet The body will be kept at West.
COTS morgue q few days.
FISH HATCHERY AT MANcHEs-
TER.
CWebSter City Freeman Tribune.J
Al Freeman Tri bune men went to
Manchester Saturday on business, and
& was surprised to And such prosper
GUS and fiourishInE city Manchester is
a town OF about $500 people, situated
I'm the fertile valleyof the Wnpsie in
Delaware county It Is surrounded by
K 40 fine an agricultural country as cat
be found In Iowa and is the trading
point Of thrifty and prosperous class
X Of farmers. "A visit was made to the
United States fish hatchery. three miles
{ east Of the city whichis place Of
much moment to those Interested In
pipciculture. There fish are Matched
and distributed all over the United
y states, replenishing streams and lakes
uuE tS
hatchery embracesitwenty-fo four acres OF
land and the water Is supplied by two
q springs that have a combined capacity
Of about twenty four thousand gallons
Of water per day. The ponds and latge
q vat0l are flled with trout and bass, the
Y water lie clear as crystal and the tish
( look beautiful under the ra ~ OF the sun
90 they glide from place to place. They
are very tame. are always looking for
something to eat when a person puts
imam appearance and will come toward
B him In droves. jumping out OF the water
n their esgernese to be FIRST In the race.
q From Mr.. Johnson, the gentlemanly and
courteous superintendent OF the sinstitu-
ton. much Information can be CLEANED
concerning the habits Of the Amy In
4 habltants Of the water. The growth OF
/ fresh water nh Is slower than ID popu-
Sslarly suppoeed. A. black bass 10 large u
weighs two pounds at four years old,
y and the lake trout which sttains sum
Client sine TO weigh four and i've pounds
IS sslly weigh BIZ. s...:sE,d e nd a h. e ~
two pounds atsfouryears ofsage. II N
auiFse about nifty dAys for the eggs Il
hatch and many o. the species are cans
hibala The hlaek 800 Ntq peotect hel
0sls0 very caIe them n
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