Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-05
Northern Io1ua Items

Cook, an estimable young man there
employed, was given a shock. the ef-
fects of which are not yet definitely
estimated. 1t was no accident such as
many automobile people do not seem
we'll to understands: but there are tires
that have detachable steel rims. and It
seems that sometimes these rims blow
up. Orville was Initiating the tire on a
machine that had been stopped at the
garage for temporary repairs and was
sitting on the floor watching the tire
swell up. when the tire blew the rim
off. The rim struck him on the point
Of the cheek and knocked him down.
He recovered himself after bit. walk
ed around some and washed up: but
he soon became fiighty. then uncon-
scious and after while unmanageable.
Dubuque.
On Friday afternoon the police re-
ceived a startling bit of information
to the effect that a woman and sew
eral men were running around the
"Jungles" nude, greatly to the disgust
of railroad men and others who hap
pened to be In the city. Some one
thought at first that it might be a few
representatives Of recently launched
cult which advocates the pirouettinys
of it's followers. clad only in the equip
ment with which they We're born. A
visit to the place. however. disclosed to
the police that 1t was only little
summer frolic, being INDUCED in by
Rosie Meighan and couple Of her
friends. Frank and Hugh Kehr. Frank.
it seems, had not abandoned his array,
as had the others. so he was discharg-
ed. Miss MeiGhan. however, for trying
to go one better than even Mary Gar
den, was sent to the matron's quarters.
where she will spend five days. attired
in complete outfit OF clothing from
head to foot, He- festive com panon'
Hugh Kehr, was also sent to Jail for
like period.
Sioux City.
While making a run to fire at 1917
fGeneva street. Chief George NJ. KEEL
logg was thrown from his buggy when
the horse suddenly swerved and the
light weight vehicle struck pile OF
iron sewer pipes at West Sixth ana
Main streets. Altho the chiefs driver.
Gus Larson. was in the buggy. Ch1ef
Kellogg was driving. The horse ran
across the street and over the curling,
throwing Larson from the buggy. Ch1ef
Kellogg was picked up In daZed con-
dltlOn ny James IouiiS, ihN iVp'' "
and taken TO his home. DR.. Charles
McfIugh was called to'attend him. Ac-
coriing to Dr. McHugh. Chief Kellogg
sustained. besides body bruises. a
shaking up which will conflne him to
his home for several days. Larson re-
ceived bruises on the left side Of his
face and on his left hip. He was able
to go back to fire station No. with
the company The horse was caught
in a nearby yard after it had over
turned the buggy and freed itself
A runaway accident in which three
lives were impericd and in which Miss
Hazel Mcintosh. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Mcintosh of this city. near
IN lost her life. and Miss Rila Broad
head of Alm0ral. and Mrs. Mcintosh
sustained severe injuries. marked the
only mishap during the fair. which was
in session in this city during the
week. Mrs. Mcintosh and her daughter
and Miss Broadhead had driven into
the fair grounds to take In the far
when the horse became unmanagcable
and broke into run. Miss Mcintosh
was thrown under the wheels of the
carriage. sustaining two broken ankles
and other severe injuries. Mrs. Nc
Intosh and Miss Broadhead were drag
ped a long distance under tn" over
turned buggy and also sustained Sc
we're bruises no bones being broken
however. The buggy was a complete
wreck by tho time bNstanders sue
ceeded in stopping the frightened