Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-01

, rif1ing the cash drawer of 81 or S. in
small change. the maurauders appro-
priated a sufficient supply of booze to
last them till after July 4. No arrests
have as yet been made.
Dubuque.
| Lynn Win},am, % years old, was
found lying We longside the railroad
i track three static this side of DEL
vein by Great Western trainmen Mon
day afternoon. The young man was
suffering from broken ankle and was
brought to Dubuque on freight train
and taken to the hospital by the po-
lice. Winham claims that he was on
his way to Hampton to work on a farm
and in running to catch a freight train
Sunday afternoon his ankle turned in
under him and was broken.
WaverIy.
The people living along the river
near the first bend below the bridge
are complaining bitterly Of an awful
stencil that arises from the decom-
posed clans that were dumped on the
ground and only lightly covered with
dirt by the clam diggers, who have
been working in this vicinity recently
These men were supposed to bury the
clans that were taken from the shells
but did their work 50 poorly that the
stencil that arises is an abomination.
This was not the work of local parties,
who We're careful to dispose of the re-
fuse in a proper manner
Arnold.
When given preliminary hearing
before missioner w H. Johnston
hn ",,Sf
FIT. Dodge late Tuesday afternoon, An
drew Christensen. assistant postmaster
of Arnold, confessed that he had open
ed a letter not addressed to him while
he was serving the federal govern
ment Christensen was bound over to
the grand jur,- under $500 bonds. which
were arranged at once and brought
about his immediate release 1t is UNI
derstood that while serving as assist
ant postmaster recently. Christensen
became mixed up in business deal of
which he was not sure. In order to get
at inside information. correspondence
intended for his business associates
was opened by him.
Spencer.
Our little city has been having a
tussle with the booze business the past
week Thomas Faulkner was before
Mayor Cham berlain on the charge Of
selling intoxicating liquors The evil
dence disclosed that Faulkner had Sc
cured liquors from John NJ Burgitt on
Sunday. and he was arrested for 1t,
brought before Mayor Chamberlain and
fined s75 and costs or twenty three
days in the county Jail He took the
latter sentence. Ellsworth Hagerty
was before the mayor on a charge of
breaking and entering car on the M
& st. l.. track and taking barrel of
booze. The evidence disclosed that
others were implicated with Ellsworth
or al least got some of the beer. and af-
ter hearing the evidence Mayor Cham
berlain bound him over to the grand
jury under bonds ofls2OO
Fort Dodge.
Armed with warrant for the ar
resi- of all found upon the premises.
and search warrant in case a guam
tlty of liquor were secured upon the
place Sheriff Rasmus s. Lund and
posse of four raided the camp Of John
Wren and Vera White. on the banks
of the Des Moines river north of the
city shortly after II D. m. Tuesday.
Both were arrested and brought to
the city, Judge Busby. who had retired
for the night, leaving his home at mid
night for his court quarters to hear
the pleas Of not guilty of charge of
prostitution preferred against the
couple. The raid was made in response
to complaints ~-:!c. as--ss !sse.. filed
with the county against Wren, Vera
White and third person. who have
been spending much time at the camp
near the old Arnold miil-dam The ac-
cused are having a hearing today.