Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-21
MiIIsssburs.

MjlIsrsburs.
Will Riley has been arrested here and
taken to North English. charged with
forcing an entrance to the homo OF
Mrs. Delphia Rowe. q respected widow.
living near there ana attacking her
with a knife. Riley said he can prove
that he was many miles away from
the Rowe home when the assault took
place He was released on bonds fur.
nished by his brother. Pat Riley.
Tyrone.
Owen Conley. residing near Tyrone.
was badly injured while stacking hay
last Monday. The forks had carried
the hay to the top Of the stack. The
forks became caught in some manner
ing Mr.. Conley beneath tho heavy oak.
He was crushed to the ground. and
his face badly cut. while there were
bruises all over his body.
Milton.
The funeral services Of Ray Talbot
were held Thursday afternoon at
o'clock. Mr.. Talbot died Tuesday from
the effect Of ptomaine poisoning. He
became i'll after supper Sunday night
week ago. For time he was quite
sick but was getting better, 1t was
thought. until Monday Of this week
when typhoid fever set in and he died
the next morning He leaves young
widow to mourn his sudden death. She
was formerly Miss Name Martin OF
Keosauqua, and the wedding was less
than . year ago.
Fairfield.
While force Of workmen was en-
! gagged in wrecking the Franklin
school building Saturday morning q
portion OF the wall suddenly gave way
! and three Of them were precipitated
with the debris to the floor below.
William Howard and Arthur Julian
! were painfully bruised hut both es-
capped serious injury. while the third
man was not hurt. 1t was feared
for a time that Howar dand Julian
might have suffered internal injury,
but time has shown that their hurts
were Of minor character only.
Portsmouth.
| AS W. K. Colburn and wife were mo-
Itoring homo from Portsmouth they
struck post on the road side. theil
car turned turtle. and Mr.. and Mr.
Colburn were injured. Mrs. Colburl
was thown ahead and FREQ from thu
car. and Mr.. Colburn was pinned un.
der the car Mrs. Colburn pluckily lift.
ed the car sufficiently 20 that Mr.. Col.
burn got out. Mrs. Colburn was bruiset
quite o bit where her face came II
contact with the roadway. She wal
also sprained BY lifting the car. Mr.
Colburn had Q couple Of ribs broker
and was considerably abraded.
csntsrviIls.
The first local drowning Of the sea.
son occurred "wednesday afternoon OF
the pond near No. 20 mine. Nicols
Gisscato. aged 30. and single, fell from
4 small raft while bathing ana befnl
unable to swim, perishsd. With him q
the time was John Dsponte, ageA II
also an italian, who fell from the rat
but was able TO reach the shore In
half drowned condition. Tho two mel
were employed ~ miners q No. -
and % the mine was shut down In thu
afternoon for lack Of cars they had
| come out and decided 20 wash of q
the pond.
Aibia 3.
George Duckworth, who was arrest.
| cd the flrst part Of last week By Chiel
Of Police Mao Coon whom In the oct! Q,
breaking into the Kregsr bakery. wa
arraigned before Mayor DesTy Friday
morning. Duckworth got into the real
en,; OF Ia. y:ese. hekete enei Waa
caught In The act this tizne altho n
had been suspie1oned for seme tim
AZ the trial before Mayer 1eesy %
Friday noening witneDeee weeo eyoens