Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-03

is connecting to ST. Paul over lines III
is not related to financially. while by
coming to Corwith 1t would turn its
north train over to the Minneapolis &
st. Louis of which 1t is part. IL Thu.
change should be made A lgona would be
on the direct run to Marshalltown. and
the train that now comes to Algona
would switch off at Hampton to Mason
City.
Centerville.
Street Commissioner Lanes force
Wednesday morning placed in their
permanent position around the square
the new waste paper cans which were
manufactured in the tin shop of Joseph
Goss & Son In this city The cans have
a capacity of fifty gallons and are made
of heavy sheet iron which will stand
any ordinary usage.
Wellsburg.
A fatal accident occurred at county
supervisor Argen Gerdes' home Satur-
day about 4 o'clock p M, He had been
threshing and Mr.. Gerdes started to
move the separator when his little five
year-old boy who was on the separa-
tor. fell off. the front wheel passing
over his limbs and the back wheel over
his head, crushing him to death in
stantly.
New Sharon.
Robertson,s lake is fuller than usual
and it is the favcrite resort of many
individuals and families in this and adj
Joining towns. !" lightning killed a
Cow for John Ruspy Saturday evening.
Three ricks ofnay owned by Mr.. Lark
Inns were burned the same evening 2 =
j. 8AIcAisines went to Chicago Tuesday
with stock Of mis- own feeding. "A cat
tie. averaging i, 43S each CATER snrink-
age> ard 11s hogs, a fine shipment.
Creston.
sandy Mcdonald, sheriff at Blue
Earth, Mimi, sends Sheriff Miller a
postal card asking him 10 look out for.
David N Ross, whom the Minnesota
sheriff designa.es as land swindler.
He is about so years of age. walks a
trihe lame and is otherwise described.
The Advertiser says il is not thought
that any attempt will be made % arrest
the land swindler IL he should strike
the city. There is no safe place to in
carcerate him.
Dubuque.
A public spirited phiianthropist has
tendered an offer of $4,000 for a public
library for our city The conditions
of the gift are outlined in he require
1ncnt that good and suitable lotfor a
library building shall be secured and
paid for. that the books and other
property of thf present library asso-s
citation be turned over to the city. and.
that the people Of Dubuque shall by
vote. as authorized by law, agree To es-
tatlish and maintain such free public
library.
Denison.
Review: On Sunday for the first time
lin many months. Governor Il. NJ. Shaw
and entire family spent the day in Den-5
son. They received a most cordial
greeting from their many friends and
admirers here. We regret to know that
the governor is in poor health While.
attending services at the Methodist
church he was taken with violent
chill and was confined to his bsd the re-
5mainder of the day. Altho stu a sick
man, he felt obliged to leave on sunday
evening for Des Moines in order to be
present for important business to be
transacted by the executive council.
Newton.
The eleven liquor injunction cases,
that were To have been tried this Week.
have been continued on the courts mo-
ton till Monday, August 81, 1890. These.
eases, With four exceptions. Are against
various permit holding drug stores in
the county. !. = Tuesday nnpining
there arrived in Newton "a ca ket con-
tanning the body OF Mrs. Y. h. Lsday.
she having died at her home in Fit.
North. Texas, after a seven weeks He
ness from. Bright's disease. The body
MAS accompanied here by the husband
and only child of the deceased. MIR.
Lsday and Mrs. Mamie Lyday Smith.
Interment occurred here, Whore she at.
one time resided.
Dunont.
The Times reports that work on TIL 4
nsW NORTHWESTERN line at this place is
getting along niceiy The graNeliIg5
creW have finished here and are about
four miles north. Piactically5onl about
seven miles remain TO be grayeled. The
surfacing gang of $50 men are nov X
ing headquarters here, working north
and south. The foundation for the IN.
terlocking switch Is completed ard the.
foundation forthe depot has been START
bed. The depot VIII be what is known
as a No. . depot. being 12xS0 feet With a
60-foot platform at each end. The res-s
erNoir at the tank will be completed in
a few days Taking ii all in al! thu men
in charge expect to have the track
ready for regular service about the 18th
of this month.
Dave mort.
Al recent meeting of the board Of
health the city physician reported tNo
case Of diphtneria and three OF scarlet
fever during the month, also two cases
LOT smallpox which should have bean8
included in last months report but We're;
Overlooked. being in quarantine when
taken i'll. Dr. Preston also sent a letter
TO the stale boatd summing up the
smallpox situation from June, 1893, TO
the present time. when we are free from
the disease. 1t showed ten cases in all,
With NO deaths. There We're SIX separ-
ate impprtatons and no spread from
either, except in the last or Hadlai,
Heights cass Here the four unvaecin-
.ated suspects all took the disease, the
enc who had been previously vaccinatefl
alone escaping.
Shenandoah.
Reub NATL ews. "a resident OF the
northeast part Of town, was arrested
on Saturday evening while drunk by
Marshal Coisneus and Monday Was
fined by Mayor Conway for, wife beat