Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-21
Southern Lo,un Items

hunting DUCKS. The party chart
cred special sleeper on train No. 10
| on the Rock Island. In the party were
Judge J. w. Bollinger,. N. D. Ely,
iE. M. Sharon. John w. Ballard. r. r.
EEnglehart, Edwin Pape. DR.. A. w. Ell
mer and a brother from Chicago, Dick
r. Lane, Sam T. White, and DR.. p. A.
Bendixen. Several others will leave for
the same vicinity a few days later. The
entire party will go to Cody. Neb, and
from there will strike out into the
country after the ducks, expecting to
[land large numbers of the birds.
Muscatine.
Because of lack OF interest, mani
tested by the lack Of attendance at
the rehearsals, anpouncement was
made Tuesday evening at the Elks
home that the minstrel show which was
to have been presented on next We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings would
be called OFF. Some of the principal per-
formers suffered severe attack of
baseballitis and were forced to go over
to Chicago for an operation, and as it
was thought that the progress being
made was not sufficient to warrant an
attempt at a reproduction of the black
face show in Muscatine. the director
declared that it would be advisable to
drop the affair rather than offer med
iocre show next week.
Carroll.
Tuesday morning an inquest was
held at the court house before Coroner
Kessler and jury to examine into the
death Of Roy ONeal, a brakeman on a
Great Western freight train, who at the
town Of Bentley. near Council Bluffs,
fell under the wheels by some accident
not explained and by which both legs
were cut of. The young man was
brought to Carroll and placed in st.
Anthony's hospital. but died short
time after his arrival. The father came
on from Minneapolis but did not reach
there before his sons death. From
what he was able to learn he con-
Guided that the treatment Of his boy
was not what It should have been at
the time OF the accident when no effort
was made to- bandage his wounds and
no medical assistance found for him
until he reached Carroll on the floor
of a baggage car some hours later,
when he had practically bled to death.
The jury found that negligence had
contributed to the young mans death. .
Council Rlufs.
Underneath the arrest Of Mrs. Anna
F.. Nace-Snyder-B lAckmor 1t the Og-
den hotel Monday night on a charge Of
stealing large quantity OF hotel
equipment and other articles from the
hosiery and its guests IL concealed
an extremely complicated story Of In
tense human interest. The woman was
arrested by Captain Cal Shafer upon
complaint Of c.. e. Kimball, proprietor
Of the hotel. In her rooms and at the
office of the American Express Conn
pany were found seven or eight large
packages containing blankets, com
forts, bed spreads, pillow cases. old
shirts. used soap. and other articles OF
like nature taken from the roons al
the hotel. Two more packages were
located this morning at the express o..
nee. The woman told rambling stbry.
claiming to have business relations ati
Hamburg. ana &C Alliance, Neb. She
stated that che had eeens TO TIM city
Ab0ut. two weshS TO from Aillance.
ana gave her name as Mrs. Eleanor
Blaclmor According to Mr.. Klmball.
she had applied ut the hotel for lodr-
Ing about two weeks arc, stating. thas
she was without FUNDS but expected 4
remittance ia the near future. ana
Ktmhali acccrdtnsiy oAvs hsr ouapioy.
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