Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-24
Montezuma a.

Montezuma.
There were sixty-nine cubs and three
full grown wolves captured Wlthlh
Poweshiek county within ten days.
This number exceeds that OF last year
over fifty per cent.
Mt. Pleasant.
The college fraternity, the Phi Debts,
have an option on the property oWneo
nv NJ c. Hall on the corner of Henry
and Main streets. Mr. Hall has an
option on the Joe Green property on
the corner of Henry and Broadway.
The options are until Sept. l, 1910.
hedrick.
The residence occupied by j. B. Shry-
ock. on East Second street, was darag-
ed by fire, the roof being almost to.a'-
Nv DESTROYED. The fire is supposed %
have started from spark from a pass
ing train, but was discovered In time 10
save the building, tho it took a lot oi
work to save 1t. 20
4eokuk. -
A man named Mallory came all the
way from Canada, stopped several Gays
at one Of the leading hotels here ana
spent much time in looking over lhe
records to find the name OF one NC
Masters" who worked him for Slo after
talking up a land deal Mallory FOUND
no trace of his man.
Clinton.
Fatally wounded w his fall at the
Clinton sugar refinery, Arthur A. kes-
Ter. 40 years old, a carpenter, dled ~
the Agatha hospital. Mr.. Kfler 1eli
a distance of twenty feet, striking on
his head on an iron rail. His forehead
was crushed, it being necessary to re-
move a piece of the skull tive lnchss
square above the left eye. The Tounc-
ed man never regained consciousness.
Washington.
The home of rve<Wilson, north OF
town. was burglarized between and
10 o'clock at night They had been
out at the sawnill which is LOCATED on
their place, and returning, heard some
one in an upstairs room. Mrs. VIII
son waited and soon the man came
down and went out and down the road.
The sheriff was notified and he and
an assistant were soon on the scene.
The man was captured brought to
town. given a hearing and bound eve!
to the grand jury.
Essex.
The 2-year-old SON of Ed RenlcR
was severely bitten by savage dog.
The child was playing in the YARD
when the dog knocked it down and be
gan to chew and bite its face. Help
fortunately. happened to be near
enough to hear the cries Of the child
and arrived in time to drive the dog
away before the child was mortally In
iured. otherwise within few minutes
it would undoubtedly have been kill
ed. AS it was twelve or thirteen scalp
wounds were inflicted, some Of them
deep.
West Liberty.
"Frenchie" Roland. the negro, cap
tured here at the electric light plant by
Marshal John Wiley. after chase
during which the officer fired three
times at the fugitive, was taken to
Iowa City to answer to the charge OF
stealing s32 and a razor from an en-
Move Of a dining car. Roland was
Identified last evening as the man ac-
cused of the theft, and $25 and a razor.
said to have been the one stolen, was
found on his person. He was held to
the grand jury in $500 bonds and is in
gail there.
Burlington.
The school board had pleasant sur
prise for the grade teachers in the
form OF per cent increase to be paid
at the expiration Of the school year to
all who have fulfilled their contract and
served thru the year. There has been
some trouble in former years because
teachers simply quit at any old Nme
after. having signed contract, bind
.;,,e, i;,.-,,, ra~ q wear There were eev-
eral members Of the board who advo-
Gated an increase Of 10 per cent and
compromise OF tx per cent would prob
ably have carried, but somehow 1t, die
not occur to anybody to make that mo.
ton.
Charleston.
within view Of his sister in-law ane
within ear-shot Of his wife. Gran
Slater, a prosperous farmer of New
Boston, committed suicide by firing twt
shots into his body. His rash deed !!
attributed partially TO a deranget
mind. Two years ago Mr.. Skaters homt
vas aesss.-..5-e &. :s -.
shock he suffered q result Il, believes