Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-23

She screamed as she fell and her IA
! Their, who happened to be In the house
| ran to her rescue. Garnet is between
and years OF age and with q pluck
that would have done credit to an older
person shec lung to the pump rod and
held herself the best she could until
rescued. The cistern had been opened
for some purpose and how Mr.. Tissue
got into the small aperture he could
not explain. He held onto the child
and both were taken from the cistern
by two men CHANGING to be near.
Imogene.
Arthur Leahy started to drive Mike
Dempsey. Mrs. Mike Dempsey, and Mrs
Barrett, a sister OF Mrs. Dempsey, Oh,
to VIII Leahy's place about one-halt
mile from town. When they were q
few feet from the railroad crossing be-
tween the elevator and depot they be-
came aware that the o'clock flyer was
nearly op them. The horses were just
about to cross when the train was
first noticed only q few feet away and
tragedy was barely averted by the
drivers presence Of mind in yanking
the team to one side, with the lines
In which effort one horse fell down.
otherwise the team would have been
struck by the swift moving engine.
Burlington.
Charles Costello, night clerk at the
Brazelton Hotel, suffered several Sc
we're injuries and barely escaped with
his life when early Sunday morning he
fell from the second story Of the lac. -
to the cement sidewalk beneath. Mr.
Costello was asleep in the lobby wien
stranger coming in and DESTROYS of
room for the night awakened him
from his slumhcrs. Imagining appar-
emily that he was going up to a room
or out upon the porch he kicked tho
screen from tho window and walked
out Falling directly upon the cement
sidewalk, he hit his back and right arm
bruising his back frightfully and
breaking his arm. The stranger was
preparing to follow him when he heard
tho fall upon the walk beneath
Des Moines.
Searching for n husband on whom
she can lavish her affections Jeanette
De Loris. who lives In New Orleans
has written letter to Justice OF the
Peace Frisk to enlist him in her hunt
for spouse. Miss De Loris describes
herself as a pretty girl of 10 years
with French parentage. and plenty OF
money" The money, she says. has at
tracted a number of fortune seekers for
whom she cares not a whit. She wants
big hearted man who will take her as
his idol, according to the epistle Jus
tice F'risk said that he knew Of no man
who could fill the bill, SO advised her to
keep on searching. He wished her
luck and wrote that he will tie the
knot free of charge # she will come
to Des Moines with a man to be mar
ried.
keokuk.
A serious case Of sprained, and per-
haps broken neck, that may result ia
tally was brought under the care and
skill of Keokuk physicians when Joe
CHASER, a. young citizen Of Kahoha, Mo-,
was brought here on train Tuesday
afternoon. CHASER, who is a well known
resident of the Missouri city, was in
swimming with companions near his
home town on Sunday afternoon The
swimmers had been disporting them
selves for some time when CHASER dived
from a point which bad been used for
that purpose. When he went under
the young man struck his head on the
bed of the stream in such a manner as
to twist his neck. He rose to the sur
face and gazing to the shore laid down
and became UNCONSCIOUS. he was later
assisted to his home and his condition
became more serious.