Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-28
Iowa News Notes.

IOWA CITY-Frank and Roy Black,
farmers living just east of Iowa City cap
tured eight cub wolves on their farm today.
Ihe den was turned up by their fathers
pillow and the old wolf has not been found
NEWTON-Leo Krampe, under indict-
ment for the murder of Miss Matilda
Hermsmeir. OF near Baxter. today pleaded
not guilty to the indictment when ar
raigned in the district court. He was re-
manded to jail without ball
MARST1ALLTOWN-Th tiny prick of a
bush ten days ago today caused the death
of Mrs. Frank Woodland, aged SO years of
state Center. Blood poisoning developed
In the tiny wound and could not be con-
OTTUMWA-Two of the nine saloons or
dered out OF business at OttumWa under
the Moon law have quit. The other seven
teT s on tine Il tA the SGuPE
were issued by the council before the Moon
law became effective
IOWA CITY-An ice parade at Iowa
City today lnaugurated the ice selling sea-
son in the university town. The parade
included local ice dealers, was led by the
local marine band. and among other fea-
lures displayed were all the new ice
wagons which have been prepared for the
summers hauling.
ALTOONA-While engaged in blowing,
J. Redding fell in front of the pillow
frightened by culvert collapsing as they
were crossing. The driver had his scalp
ripped entirely from the skull by the point
of the piow. He also was injured in
ternally and his recovery is doubtful.
OTTUMWA-Mrs. Kate Morrell, wife Of
n. Morrell connected with the Morrel
Packing company, has been granted a d.
on By STdse PstSn e6 by her
the Wapello county court. Mrs Morrells
petition charged cruel and inhuman treat
ment' Both parties are members OF prom
tnent social circles in Ottumwa.
HARIAN-Aftar several unquoraoof,,I q
tempts to Kill himself, Leon Shepard, q
well known auetioneer OF western Iowa.
was taken into custody by Sheriff Me-
Mahon and brought to the county Jail.
The Board of Insanity Commissioners ad-
judged him insane and he was at once
taken to the hospital at Clarinda. Shep-
and are well-to-do.
IOWA FALL.S-That Iowa Fails may
maintain its reputation as a ''spotless
town., Mayor b. T. Bryson has Just issued
an official notice to all property owners
and tenants that their properties, no mat
ter where located, II within the city limits
must be cleaned of all rubbish and ash
heaps within ten days, or the city will take
a hand and do the cleaning up, assessing
the cost thereof to the property
HARI,AN-A small sized riot was at
tempted here Monday night when Syl-
vester and Rollo Shaw and John Land6n,
discharged employees of the Great Western
railroad, proceeded to run out of town
three Greeks who had been sent here TO
Landon armed with large revolvers, went
u the box car where the Greeks sleep and
opened fire on the Gears, shooting several
holes through the sides, but inJuring mo-
body.
IOWA FAL.LS-Mrs. George Highley Of
waterloo. while here on a visit was
stricken with heart failure, and died sud
denly Saturday night at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. Fred Havens. east of town.
Mrs. Hghley was the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs J. z. Butler, former residents Of this
city, but now OF Pomona, Cal. She was
born at New Providence, in this county,
July II. 1879 and was married TO Mr..
HiGhley in February, 1901 For the last
nine years she has resided In Waterloo.
IOWA FALLS-Edwin w. Shipman. a
well known resident OF this city. died sud
denly at his home on Stevens street late
Monday night OF heart failure Mr. Ship
man was g years old and was universally
esteemed in the community in which be
had resided for the last thirty years. He
was q veteran OF the civil war, enhsting
when he was a mere lad. He was a mem
Der of the Modern Woodmen OF America
and for the last twenty years had served
as clerk OF Maple camp of this city. He
is survived by his widow and three chill
dren-