Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-19
Iowa News Notea.

POISONING ITOTH tue 6I-
fects OF a mosquito bite is the fate Of A:
Miller, a Carl township man. His arm and
hand are in a serious condition and med
zeal treatment Is necessary.
FORT DODGE-Boone, Webster City
and Fort Dodge companies of the Fifty
sixth regiment, Iowa National guard, left
mental camp in a special train Of five
coaches.
ESTHERvILLE-Hal Wells, a we'll
known citizen of Estherville, died at his
months he has been suffering from a
peculiar disease from which the blood
changed its composition.
CRESTON-Red Oak building contractors
are complaining of the prevalence of plate
glass cracking In the windows of business
other than the gradual settling OF the
structures, due to the severe and long con-
tinued heavy rains this spring.
Rich
Samuel Parkes Cadman OF Brooklyn, an
influential member of the American Peace
SSS ST ! y wiz in,5 meet esa IN saiS city SYsB nsEt 6 I'll tSs
question OF q substantial increase in the
navy.
MARsHALLTowN - Lightning this
forenoon demolished the chimney and
part of a gable on the II. O. Thede home
and knocked down and rendered uncon-
scious Mrs, Thede's, daughter, Mrs. G: w.
Stevens OF CorrectionVille. Aside from
being severely shocked Mrs. Stevens was
not seriously injured but the house was
badly damaged.
CREsToN-w. c.. Horrous. an old resi-
from q third stroke OF apopleKy. He had
also been a sufferer from dropsy for sew
sTai months nroT9 prsS hen Sft rS MSbs thousnt 20
OF ~apoplexy suddenly terminated his life,
He was past middle age and leaves a wife
and one daughter.
MARSHALLTOWN-The Iowa Central
railroad is soon to let the contract for
500 box and gondola cars OF $4,000 and So
9OO-pound capacity Part Of the cars viii
entirely of wood. The cars are to be de-
livered, according to General Superin-
tsndent Noonan OF Minneapolis, early In
$3.50, 900.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS little girls.
Daughters OF farmers near Hampton
and perhaps fatally injured accidentally
yesterday Grace aged 10 years the
moving machine her father was driving
and was seriously cut i9a Doth legs
Eleanor Peterson aged = years. got
and had both legs broken close above the
ankle.
FORT DoDGE-.Hope Hail." the refuge
which Father l.. s. Coffin has offered Il
the discharged convtcts Of the Iowa peni.
tentiaries, Is to be turned over to the
Women's Christian Temperance union OF
that is required OF the women to get the
home. Hope Hail" is one OF the few in.
situations OF it's kind In the country, buI
Father Coffin thinks the temperance PEG.
Pile can get more good from II.
IOWA FALLS-The twelve saloons ir
Gruncy county are illegal institutions, &C.
cording to the ruling OF the supreme cour
OF the state. and will now go out of bust
ness legally after a ~four-years' fight loi
existence. The case has been fought per,
sistently by the A~nti-salOon league o.
the state on one side and by the liquoi
interests OF the county on the other
finally resulting In a decision for tht
temperance element In the court Of final
resort The prolonged fight started fouI
years ago over a mulct petition for con,
sent TO establish a saloon. The element
that circulated the petition for legaIized
saloons In the county claimed to have
secured the required IS per cent under
the mulct law. This contention was sup
ported by the Board Of Supervisors. bui
an appeal was taken to the district court
which reversed the decision OF the board
An appeal was taken to the supreme court
by the ltquor men and has Just resulted
In the decision 9r the lower court being
affirmed