Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09

, cause his death. has partially healed
and he is now on the road to recovery.
While his physica! condition is salts
factory, his mind Is a blank. The pres
sure of the injury on his brain has left
him in an irrational condition and his
mentality is feared for, even tho he
RECEIVERS.
Newton. -
Frank GoF. alias Frank Vaughan
who was arrested here Saturday on
! charge OF stealing clothes from the
| Miller boarding house. was arraigned
before Justice Carey and his preltmi-
! nary hearing was set for Thursday
/; morning The value of the goods
which Golf is alleged to have appro-
! priated is placed at $50. and consists or
| an overcoat, razor, pair of glasses ana
many other articles. The charge is lar
ceny from q dwelling house and carries
! maximum penalty of five years Inn
prisonment Golf it appears has beer
| In trouble before and some years ago
served a term OF two years at F't Mad
| ison for a similar offense. being sent
! from Des MONIES.
Council Bluffs.
John +. keelinc. a prominent Young
! banker and member of an old and
/ wealthy family of this city. narrowly
| escaped death in the mud of Big Lake.
i several miles north of the city Satur-
| DAY night while out hunting. keelinc
left a companion at another point of
the lake and waded out to await the
evening light The water was shallow.
/ but the mud deep and treacherous. He
had gon. only short distance, when
! he was unable to eXtricate himself and
gradually sank to the armpits. After
he had been imprisoned for over an
/ hour. his cries brought several people
who got him out with the aid of a
, horse and ropes. He was exhausted
and unable to make further cutlery.
Fairfield.
| Jersey v. the celebrated worlds
! champion COW. the property of +. w
Noorhies of this city. died the other
. night of pneumonia. Jersey V. is the
animal which created SO much atten-
| ton at the national dairy show in thi-
| cago last week. She vas declared by
experts to have Won the title of the
champion grade COW of the world Mr.
! NoorhieS has refused several excellent
| offers for her. one of $1,000. In twelve
| months this COW has produced on
authenticated record 11,4466 pounds
"
ter Mr.. VOORHEES,. recognizing the fact
that the cow was away above the
average in milk and butter production,
began testing her milk and was en-
couraeed into entering her in the state
contest some time ago In competi-
ton with all classes she won fifth place
and this brought her to the attention
of the state dairy experts
| Clinton.
! shortly after suffering an attack Of
uremic commissions while in the dining
room of Tobins restaurant Robert
Moore. aged So years. died in his bed
| room on the second floor of the res
taurant. J. p. Tobin. proprietor Of the
restaurant. assisted the dying man to
his room and was at the bedside when
death came a few minutes later The
fatal illness came without warning.
When he entered the restaurant Moore
seemed to be feeling we'll and was in
excellent spirits. Then suddenly he
was taken with commissions Moore
came to Clinton from Linn county
eleven years ago and Immediately en-
tered the employ Of the Northwestern
railway company as a machinists ap-
prentice. He soon became a full-hedg-
ed nachinist, and until the time Of his
death Vas continuously an employee in
the Clinton snup,. no wss q osos::.o.
Of the late Engineer James Moore, who
was killed In . railway wreck six years
aga.