Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-16


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cation was made to Judge Whitaker
and request granted 70 have the girl.
taken to the reform school. The neces-
lsity Of such action was shown, and the
Girl appeared to be anxious to go, be-
ing Informed that she would receive
good treatment and have an opportun-
ity to attend school.
Eiedsick.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. g. w. Shaw
received word that her nephew, Will
Parker, brother OF Arthur, who went to
school here last winter. accidentally
shot himself Monday while out hunting.
In crossing creek he threw his gun
across and in some way 1t was dis
charged, shooting him in both legs be-;
low the knees.
Ottumwa.
Harry Hathaway did not appear in,
Squire Campbell's court Monday morn
ing when the seduction case against
him was called. and his bond in the
sum OF $500 was declared forfeited. His
mother, Mrs. H. c. Hathaway, is his
surety and County Attorney A. w.
Enoch will bring suit on the bond at
the August term Of the district court.
Mr.. Hathaway was charged with se-
5ducing Miss Ethel LaRue. and was
placed under arrest one day last week.
Museatine.
A big string Of logs in tow Of the
Cyclone. struck the sheer boom near
the Burlington Lumber Co.'S mills, SAT-
urday afternoon, and the logs We're sent
flying in every direction. In few
moments Thousands OF dollars worth of
property was floating without let or
hindrance on the broad waters OF the
Mississippi, and considerable of it has
not been recovered. The raft contained
100000 feet of elm logs from Muscatine
consigned to the Fort Madison peniten-
ltiary, to be used in the manufacture of
chairs.
Dubuque.
Thomas John McDonough, aged is
years, passed away at 1 o'clock Monday
morning at Mercy hospital, after an ILL
ness Of a few days with appendicitis.
The deceased underwent an operation
Friday from the effects of which he
4 failed to recover and at 1 o'clock this
morning his soul passed to that home
where suffering is unknown. OF
where suffering is unknown. He was a
student OF ST. Patricks parochial
school and was popular with the mem
bers OF his class.
GAINESVILLE.
The school board has chosen sue
cessor to Prof. F. E. Howard, who was
4 re-elected principal of the schools for
another Year but declined. The new
principal is Charles F. Severance, Of
4 Cedar Falls. Mr.. Severance was prin-
loipal of the schools at Shells burg, Iowa
4 for seven years and was employed in
the She'll Rock schools for one year. His
endorsements are SO strong that the
board is confident it has made wise
selection. There were number Of APP
4 plications for the position. The new
principal will draw q salary of SIS per
4 month.
Belle PLANE.
Two horses, harness and buggy were
stolen Sunday night from Tama, one
horse from L. a. Poyneer, the other
i from E.. n. Beal and the buggy and
harness from a stranger who had
4 driven into town to spend the day. MIR
4 Beal was down from Tama Monday
A morning and in company with Marsha
Berger drove of southwest to search
for the missing animals. The only
\ trace that has been found Of them is
4 that given BY a farmer south of Chel.
4 sea. who said he saw the outfit earl,
4 Monday morning driving southeast.
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