Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-05
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tice were taken by the mob Of bowling
under classmen and carried on a bill
board that had been torn down on the
main street of the town. The board
was placed on the fountain making a
platform. The seniors were compelled
to make speeches. The turmoil at
tracted town officers and altho they
made attempts to dispense the mob
their efforts We're of no avail. In turn
the students attacked the officers and
handled them roughly. One store was
/ broken into by the students and oranges
We're thrown about.
Madrid.
Charles Lebo was quite painfully in
jured While breaking colt to drive.
The animal turned quickly, the front
wheel forcing one side OF the rig high
| in the air and throwing Mr. Lebo from
his seat to the ground. One rib was
broken, several deep cuts inflicted In
mis- face and body and his body badly
bruised. He was taken to the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Gus Anderson, near
where the accident occurred, and doc
tor summoned. The injuries are not OF
a serious nature hut it will be some
time before he entirely RECEIVERS.
Washington.
When three burglars who had been
removing things from the homes OF
citizens were caught the people here
hreathed a sigh Of relief Monday
night DR.. Andersons home was en-
tered and $40 and two gold watches.
one belonging to Mrs Anderson and
one to Mr.. Anderson. We're taken. The
thief cut the screen in the kitchen
! door, and unlocked the door with Il
skeleton key. Two houses farther
down the street, one the home OF
| Wesley smith. were entered the same
night and watch stolen, and 800 re-
ward has been offered.
Burlington.
The crusade Of the Anti-Saloon
morning when proprietors of three
saloonsc hitherto not proceeded against
by ode and Reusch were arrested on
an order from Judge Withrow, charg-
ing contempt to court. The defend
ants are John Niewoehner and Sam
Striegel proprietors OF the Gem sa-
loon. j. +. McCabe. proprietor of the
Black Cat saloon on Main, near VAL
ley. and Joseph Koch. proprietor of a
saloon on Vine street. The men were
released on furnishing bonds of 5000
apiece, as provided by Judge With
rows order. which likewise stipulates
that the men shall appear in the dis
trio. court on November Is. to show
why they should not be adjudged guilty
vi contempt nf court
Denison.
Not for many years has such pro-
pensity for evil been shown as on Sun
, n, nd
Der of young men. at q late hour on
Sunday night. hauled from different
sections OF the city to the school house
lot in East Denison, several outhouses
and located them in row west of the
school building. A number of rowdies
caught a horse and led him up the
stairs OF the north school building and
tied him to the desk OF one of the
teachers. In almost every part OF
town everything Of a portable charac-
ter was either carried away, upset or
otherwise injured At a late hour
! Monday night a number of young men
visited the East Denison school grounds
and set on fire the remaining buildings
which had been hauled there the night
before. and caused the total destruction
of each one OF them. While the fire was
illuminating eHal pcFtIoH oI tlie LOW II
and consuming the buildings, the boys
stood short distance away. silent
spectators OF their dastardly work The
city authorities were notified and told
OF what was going on. and when arous-
ed, one Of them simply said tnal inc i,aI
been asleep and said that he under
stood arrangements had been made for
policing the town. and that he had gone
home and to bed