Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-10-02

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factory answer has been given.
The body of a woman was found III o
patch of high weeds northeast Of Oska.
loosa. The woman had been dead from
slk 10 eight weeks and identification was
itrip6ssible: THE surroundings and posi-
ton Of The body iaiiesfa FAIL MAY. 10
PERSON from the city is known 10 be miss.
ifg.
ss,ss,,.v s,.e n; 49,,
have engaged in business IN Iowa since
June 80, according to n statement made
by NJ, Robertson, clerk Of the banking
dspartnieht Sf the State Auditors Office.
He has issued certificates siilce that date
to twelve Savings baiks mid five State
banks.
tSire nj re,lat i;,n;,iids snSr,i ti,s h,i,d.
ing from tho sonth hnis . IIaa,. Me-
Island. Tho bmiidinns W u.oun "a, s.n,n s
one and two stor;ns ohore H. hr;aan
level. with ha,s,Mants ans g' sa,, ne 80 .ha,,
;y&;tp .,,h oa s... anu soh'e VI eeil'
frontage Of 100 feet With d dspth. of SO
feet. Henry Smulekoff is the principal
loser. The fire was undoubtedly of in,
eepdlary origin.
Ills niorrioee AZ Miss Mar, n ,yv,,e
OILY dauphisp A. IN A. ti ia l and
liz families. ma faiiss i EavLendai,
Of Knoxvills Tenn mas 4 ~ nnn st hr;l
ljopt eyxent IN tr;H'.;.,, 49,, a;naIo. T.,
ssvsrSl yasts 4 .hans,nS ss,,na. y, Az
lbride ala craSni tFS,H na.ornart poah
isloi}d MID M3li;iS M ,;3,9ss MEM Ill.,
flIsd ifie Eirst blsshsiSriaa Thurah
.whare tiia csrsn;o,i, %as y, Ia sn
Charles Aicyfalo1 4 wai,.know,l cit;
zen and snr;sriE,a1deni " oanst,ncf;or
fo,r tbn Jowo frolanhanS Go,,,,,s;,, ,so.
badly burt md nnss;hiv fotoI1r ~ he
ing caupht nv Two wira a. ,,linton
He was nm IN n hiwb no,e . ". .o IN
stringing new cables, when dead tel e
wire. He took hold Of tba wire o%d "a.
ceiyed shock that rendered him ;nsensi.
ble. He was eoninned with holt nr ,
server, which hold him in nl,co IN holm
WIs;aas tajIs5
40
In hand-to=hand fight, .Huffcan Nc.
Donald of Greene County killed the beas,
which for month has been proving
Killing stock md narair,inr wome u" ma
ehJldren. Mcnnnaid Found the animai
feastinp mon i shssH md want , ara II
WITH cfmb fnnolfS d;snotoE;,5. is. III,
Though NOT mill tho ,nimiS5i h3d fittSn
McDonald on tba io. =. daraIons th,t
the beast which m nocomnt ~ H. 1orge
trncka md size. was tboncbt 70 no n
pshibet, ar t,,anptain i;an wos vow
large timhar NM, M '''' "' ''
One of the many varieties of the penny
gum machine is liable to have setback,
BY some means Humboldt boys discover
ed that IL they would drop in four pen
Hiess immediately following each other
the ntdchitie w9dld uilwlHd, lifting out all
the e, gum before stopping. The lfidclliiie
after q penny IS droppe1. in, uiWitids
enough to let out one stick Of gum, the
~ nran W. me penny sa causing .ne iesel
in their ovtra a G p eanses t the Iara
On down ana s.n, sn.;, ~, ~. @ ~
eut Al, ~ ths I'LL aai, az .ne su ~; eJ ,.;..s
,.aro o,r,,tIaa .nr.sa, .;.,,a. ~. ~. III
n,,knon. =, tta ,,,,t,a,.. nj, ,s. .,
ktsu 4 .hor,, nv. ~, MI, go, 80 ,,i,;mo.
'e'i s''' N'"N
Two Davehp6rters are III jail DIT Nacoh,
Mo-, charged With the murder Of oiie Of
the men OF that viciiiity WHO was hit over
the head in fight and his skull 90 crush
ed that he died of the injuries. Charles
Besnaecker and Rudolph Barnhardt are
the names given. The men were there
working on some construction work of a
railway and one night with number of
5thefs were having d gted time. A fight
Which 0rigindted iii d saloon Was carried
to the street us sort Of rufihifig war,
aid wien the dtinosphers was cleared
anu an nv a ea9 81 line me aamas ~, was
whose home il in Macon w n ny NJ nra,
tha head with ,mn stnct w. wh;nt was
said to no tbe nronortv .o Of ona ~, s ths
Davenport men The old man died Of
his injuries $500 N "
George II: I6omasi resident OF Shef-
held. upon hearing Of the DEATH 81. Pfesi-
dent Mckinley, made the remark that he
was glad of 1t. The report was soon
spread about the town and a party of in
oignaht cltlzehs toid MN ne must apollo
gre by O'Clock III the afternoon or he
would De tarfed ana feathered' AT the
APPOINTED henr n humber 81 young men
appeared at the elevator Where Thomas
was empioSed ana demaiided an apology
or they would carry out their threat. The
o1enaer was marched to Main street and
with shaking limbs and trembling voice
apo'ossA.u ~ ene sosernnsi. anu GU
asms a ,,;1 n sa ~ s II;ta .ne so'eln
men. Mn''s ne n M, Su''eu SUITES nas
ano ',. ms nen .nei. eaa'lonea nm
..san. .,a,''.a 20 ~ ..s Iu.ute
w, unu'' - .. /" e'"' " ga asa ie"'n-
e's'
Ninereus showers and abundant mois.
ture Id all portions If the State have
effectnaly broken the pretracted drought.
fhE heaviest ailioufits are reported III
the northwest and west central districts,
but ali districts received sufficient rain
fall to revive pastures, benefit late pota-
toes and put the soil in good condition for
blowing and fall seeding. Corn harvest
Ing operations. have beef retafded 81 the
ShUwery weather, but the work is beiny