Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19
Iowa Nom Notcn.

MASON CITY-Frank .Dedlna has been
bound over to the grand jury, charged with
the murder of. Michael Cummings. His
brother, Albert Dedina, and Vince Navarro
tai, who were charged with the same
crime, were released.
TABOR-The funeral of Mrs. c. A.. Lun-
deem occurred yesterday afternoon at the
farm home, southeast of Tabor. The de-
ceased died Saturday night, after a long
illness from cancer She was a sister OF
Mrs. II. N. Wood of Omaha.
CRESTON-Silas Martin, a resident of
Whitebreast township, Lucas county, met
with an accident yesterday that cost him
the loss OF an eye. He was splitting
kindling wood when a splinter flew In his
right eye, completely destroying the sight.
IOWA CITY-Not knowing the gun was
loaded, Arthur Baird, a young farmer liv-
ing near Hills. In cleaning the weapon
accidentally discharged 1t, hitting his wife
in the shoulder. She was quickly removed
to the local hospital, where she is resting
easily. She will recover.
Observation-Disclosures e. L. Lemberger,
who was injured at Osceola last week in
such a mysterious manner, is progressing
favorably at the hospital in Ottumwa. He
speaks nationally at times, but is still
unable to tell how the assault occurred, or
anything of his assailants.
DUBUQUE-Because of i'll health Arch
bishop Keane is again compelled to seek n
change of climate. In n brief sermon at
the cathedral Sunday he announced his
absence, for several weeks in Tennessee
HhhF ~ - hAA1lllAAt ANU hdIIlIn
would restore his strength. He has long
been feeble.
CRESTON-Mr. j. w. Gibson Of Crom-
well, one of the leading Duroc-Jersey hog
ralsers OF this section, Is offering a 500
animal to the winner of fifth place or
better in the ten-car class at the Omaha
Corn exposition in Omaha. but the winner
of the animal must be a resident OF Union
county. Iowa.
CRESToN-Aftcr suffering intense agony
for twelve hours, Eden Ryan of near
Charlton, died Yesterday from the effects
of a gunshot wound, inflicted by his own
gun while hunting the day before. The
ball entered the right side after tearing
the boys arm off at the socket. He was
the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Ryan.
MARSHALLTOWN Albert stehn was
knocked down, run over and dragged. and
sustained what is believed to be fatal in
luries by the car driven by DR.. b. NJ.
Howiand of Melbourne today in this city.
TIT lad had one leg and an arm broken
and was fcarfully cut and bruised about
me head. He was struck while crossing
the street In the business section.
MARSHALL OWN-While IN the act ~
turning back the covers on his he'd, prepare
tory to going to bed last night. John h
Oren. a Page county member Of the Sol.
diers' home, was stricken. and. falling on
the bed. he died in a few minutes. Cere-
bro embolism was given as the cause OF
his death. For many years Mr.. Oren was
a resident Of College Springs. Page county
IOWA CITY-Hats to the valu, NJ sliC
were accidentally thrown on n big hon.
fire here that tho high school students
held to celebrate the victory over Newt7n
High school Saturday. Tho erthusia stir
lads grabbed a box N front NJ the clothing
establishment Of John SueDpel. an Iowa
CITY clothier. and fastened 20 the sceno
m the fire with the fuel. mover discovering
the valuable property inside. The nolico
are trying To ferret ont the guilty parties,
MARSHAL LTOWN-With simple hut i'm
prcssive services the Scottish Rite ga
thedral Of Clinton was dedicated last niFht
TIL cathedral occupies a site on Fifth
avenue I'm the business section Of the CIV
and overlooks the Mississippi. II was
erected by DeMolaY consisto~y No. I. A.
A. r. s, one Of tho nides' Masonic hnd'es
In Iowa, at the cost OF $4,000. II is built
OF white brick. trimmed with Bedford
| stone and its appointments and furnishings
are handsome.