Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-06-04

davenport.
The Butter Workers Union, with 300
members, is a new labor organization at
Muscatine.
The corner stone has been laid for a
new two-story brick bank building ut
Woodward.
Bishop Cosgrove confirmed class of
200 children in st. Ambrose Church in
Des Moines.
j. III. Townsend has been appointed
postmaster at Evanston, vice NJ. ]. But
ler resigned.
The general store of ]. n. Freeland al
Blockton, was entered and several suits
of clothing taken.
The total value of personal property in
Keokuk County, according to the assess
ment, is S2,77O,65G.
II. w. Hcdenreich has opened brick
plant at Iowa Falls, the first industry of
the kind at that point.
The troubles with the gypsum miners
ut Fort Dodge have been settled and the
men have returned to work.
Bert Darlington, 13-ycar-old Du-
buque boy, fell from hay loft and re-
ceived possibly fatal injuries.
Edward Skinner. an aged colored man
of Washington, is dead. His age was
supposed to be over 100 years.
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw has
announced that he will attend the Repub-
lican State convention July 80.
Two miles of brick sidewalks have
80. soAs ue.eu ~ o.t 90 ~, uu'ihs 'ne
IT. ..aa ess.one ~ Wasn'nstoh toMl-
Its utLou.eu ..e 1 anu piew uoMh sneus
- p".n vas oi''s ioi.s iee' "iue'
H.. -. sa.a A u I' aiou . WHO WI, mas
,a..a =; 80 's 1,' 70 ueau. ne
'".tet 20 t'e'u vi u Sc VI MURDER.
Arrangements are about completed for
sn n tha " Ghsis.;e c VI lesuiI m Rnslor'e
'Ae 's."A ".'eA Ut A'e'i'''
Many OF the smaller Iowa cities are
asitatlng the paving question, and the
Charlton viii ,,o,.h,, ~ c,o
noG hotaI tho oamina s,,,, s NV NV t s
,,ass n,sr, Nil, onra,e;,a - ous.-
sipau'
sconntv d;ad NJ he hnna ~ III. aaa -
* No tba ras",t ns tho n,onr, at;o se 80 y,
iar ".'pu'"''on u d
20
~ Eert 6odce ana tho afferts ~ Spt .ha ,a
Hoo 70 looote ,har, hora 81 ~ " n. ~
,ut;,a ~ -"i p'oseu
NJo;nos fol, from, /, ,roso, nn " ~
n. ran,ar+ ord fro.tnr.d III. iii, ~,
mo-, d;a
in Dubuque July Is and l6. Two hun
dred and fifty lawyers are expected to
be present.
Hilda Iemkou aged 8 ve,rs vh;lo
playing with matches, set her clothing on
fire and was probably fatally burned at
,S:,!yscatine.
mo K eol.x c...., Comnonv or rSeo-
kuk M fled articles of S,.S:rora ton
with the Secretary of State. Its con;toi
is S15O,OOO.
IL is expected that the Prohibltlonists
VIII hoia 'nelr State convention at wat
eiioo 'L's ye"r' out Tue ute mas NOT peeh
~. a'
Inc cooperative creamery at south
hhghsh did not prove prontaole invest
meht. u COST ABOUT H4'-oo ana sold FOR
upout Si'-oo.
AT uiltlore Si1y 'ne handsome new
residence OF or. GripspS' warned at sew
erai tnousanu uoilars' was TOTALLY de-
stroSeu ny IRE.
+ Arrangements have been practically
Ion,P,eteu nor .ne eree,loh Vi an ari'ors
N"iiu'hs io-A'o az EA'o'"' Win iarse
stage anu paicons.
John Carter, Des Moines policeman
charged with malicious extortion. was
found guilty. Frank Pinegar, the other
accused officer. was acquitted.
A number of valuable mans of Iowa
as it appeared in the early days. from
1920 to 1885, have been received recently
by the State historical department.
At Grand Junction John BOYLE was
kicked by horse at the base OF his
rendered him unconscious, in which con-
dition he remained until he died. The
deceased was something over 80 years
of age.
Iutbor Hudson {, Des-AIoinos r,;rt.r
committo5 suicide Inv sw,Ilon;na hoir
mint of form,ldehvie II ;s snnnosad
dcsnnudanry induced him to co,nmit .be
act.
III. stor. of ,bo Rrools ,Jo,oon.;,o
cn,neo, ~ Cantorr;lla wa, hnoI.a,, 49,
o,a $500, ana ,onIs :, tha - 'i' ~
about 500 t,tan Thero 10 No c,na -, tho
,h;oros
W ,y..
WORK mas peen resumed at dewitt on
nal,om ~ thnt ,,poa fnr tbo ~ ara .m oun
III, "a .ha , p lii NJ aa,,,aas y.
nusIn1 =, oon,nlat;on '''N'
pu,A,u "
nuouqne Is raising luhd .! popular
subscription TOT the cement OF the RAM
,ies Oh the three nremeh VINO recently
lost .helr h'es' Neariy 9-'ooo mas NJ
ready peeh suoserlpeu