Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-21

city shortly before noon. They
brought with them large quantity
of diving apparatus. and at once
made prepa ratons to go to work at
o'clock this afternoon.
Another tNehtN-toHF hours mas
passed and stin all efforts to locate
BODY OF Leon E,uziere drowned Ss,tur-
dan. ,fte~,oo, b,,.a ,,,,,-a,, ,,,,t,a -,
Wy u 10Y
+; from the water known TO the searche"s
were resorted 10 Tuesday without re-
! s-t,,t
.r,,
F.! auihoeF hN more volunteers. we're al
v!ded into groups and the task Of
+ searching the waters Gentas VAS con-
+ a,,..,5 ,o - ~.
POM ~ N'ie i'ao iost ms me ~
Z oeioW Nicholson ford. Divers cN-
( plored the river bel boatunen, win
,,,,..Ls ,ha,,s ara ,al.s ;,v.s,ioa-e5
-
dynamite VAS again fesoi ted 10 IN Inc
I nope pt bringing Inc DodH io me sur
lace one q the princlpaI tasks Of
me DAY vas me construction q a wire
renee barrier across the !iNeF zen
T"ds oe!oW the east boundary OF the
81! pdlh
eeoerai DIVER is Delayed
Late Tuesday afternoon, after being
in communication With several cities
in The nope uf securing professional
diver Nth diving apparatus. the cit :
officials late in the day secured the
ser leeS oi DIVER faiii-' q the govern
,hfht zee, 4oeatea AZ burlington
fai1ts ,io'iiiei 'He oHlclats taat ne
"ou4u ne IN lhe CITY on the hrst lrain,
'"l q iizssase ifo.h burlington al 80
az night waste the eHect mat ne mad
pe" ue-aS 81 IN setUhs nus apparatus
ehe'' out 'hal ne would rush ths
WorA' ana y IS expected mat he MI
~ mere some time toaaS.
SWING renee Across RIVER
One crew Of workers. under the di-
ffctlon OF FARE 'hlef KIRBY and +. ".
hre"er spent the afternoon Yesterday
IN swinging heavy woven wire fence
across the river Just below the east
Inc OF me park, in the nope mat should
the body float down stream ii would
be caught in this obstruction
\ heaNE "ire ca 2l. vas thrown
across the river. ana from 7hs wss
suspended fpur-tOoi. close mesh
welded wire fence attached 20 the ca
Die By Wire loops. Heavy wires at
taened to me bottom II the fencing
uSen ~ spppof 'i1s IN" fence
"."tilst lhe river current The depth
~ 'i'e river AZ TINS point IS from four
Big Jim" Still Here
Part of the Indian band we're son,
back home TUESDAY night b,,r .Rt.,
jim" Peters. noted AT m. ras.r,.tin,
fo!. the removal oe mani hndies er,-
the waters * hero to3.,,- viz, .e.,,,, :
& his ,rjbes,neo aud ,.-iI, c,.,,;rn ~
/ search Tho tndisps s,,.,. -, -,
5 time ves-ard,y -. ~ -. -
( Third avan,,a (,.idoa
1tbe, di,.rs rr.
( hr,daa ,-dar -, -
-,.,,., - w.
,line, - ,na he,,af ~. ~ t'l', re. :;
/ r.. found M, r.r 81, H.
me tra..dv +, rac, =, - H..
rs are o. the opinion thar the bod
mas been carried up stream instead Of
down stream. The undercurrent from
point few feet below the place
where young Euziere lost his life -
apout 900 feet above. is UP stream, and
Divers declared that it is so strong
tina II Is with difficulty that they re-
/ main down for any length Of time
Siahtseers Handicap Work
TIC uo,.l. .ho,.. ~ .ta
s,,,,,a,,.h,t ,,a.diaa,s
,.rd., ~, 10 as,s,.
10 wi,rec, he 81, ~ ~ ,,,,.e.. ~. :
ri,.er f,a,,i, 49,. ,;raa - "e
cinauy ,,n.,,ar 80 Nv, r,S1'e ~
cdr az 10 t,.,,,.
own lives and interrupted the task OF
. The searchers several times when the5-
displaced and interfered with rigging
used by the workers. Despite admon-
itions from those in. charge the crowd
h persisted in crowding the bank, ana
when one group of women was ordered
away one OF the spectators declared IL
/ was AN outrage" as they were not mo-
testing any one.
II Hundreds of persons again visited
the river. the crowd being as large or