Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-04

animal when line broke and the
horse leaped to the side of the road
onto a bank. overturning the buggy
on its left side. The doctor Was thrown
out. but retained his grip on the. line,
and his wife remained in Ahez buggy.
the hood preventing her from escaping.
The horse was pulled back onto the
road by the driver. and an auto came
along just then. the machine hitting
the buggy wheels and holding 1t long
enough for DR.. Huey to reach in and
pull his wife to safety. The horse ran
down the road with the buggy on It's
side for about 500 feet when boy
stopped 1t. The occupants OF the rig
fortunately escaped without injury and
tho the horse was slightly cut and
parts Of the buggy broken, the damage
was small.
Clinton.
When Carroll Armstrong returned to
the store from luncheon Thursday he
was confronted with box holding two
villainous looking young birds about
the size. feathers and all, Of a Ply
mouth Rock rooster. He was told they
were present from Capt. George +.
Dulany. Jr.. and were eaglets whose
mother had been shot by the intrepid
veteran Of the Spanish American war.
It was at once conjectured that stuffed
eagle would be one of the adornments
of the new Coliseum. Meanwhile Car
roll placed cup Of water in the quick
ly improvised cage and finally sue
ceeded in offering the eaglets to well
known Clinton physician who is very
fond Of wild animals. The doctor dis
coursed learnedly to an admiring audi
ence on the food that young birds of
that nature should have, the sort Of
nest that would have to be built for
them. TALKED of long strings OF fresh
cut round steak that would have to be
fed to the little pets CD to keep them
alive. and said he would take them
home. Visions OF dollars that might
have been earned by selling them to
Cy de Vry by the many applicants for
ownership failed to materialize in the
slightest degree. when 1t was learned
that the crack shot had downed
chicken hawk that had ssbeen making
dessert off Captain Dulany's early
Matched friers. 80
Sioux City.
st. Paul. Minneapolis and Omaha pas
and Nacora, while the train was speed
ing at thirty miles an hour. The baby
crawled along tracks and was picked
up unhurt by anxious trainmen q
few minutes later when the train was
backed down in seach Of the child.
Mortified parents and awestruck pas
sengers hunted the child for fully FIVE
minutes before the backward search
was made. The baby was travelling
with its parents. Mr.. and Mrs Willing
wolf. of the Winnebago reservation,
VINO boarded the train III Sioux City
Monday morning AS the train pulled
out Of Nacora the child was seen
playing at the window edge. It's par
ents were asleep and the babe crawled
over their laps. it is thought and fell
from the moving train. A minute later
the baby was missed. Mr.. and Mrs.
WillinEwolf were awakened. Then be-
gan a desperate and frantic search for
the tot. The train was searched from
tender to observation coach. No signs
OF the baby were found The train
was stopped and backed down with the
expectancy Of finding the baby's body
along the tracks. Another passenger
train had already passed the spot
where the child was last seen, and
.downcast passengers held little hope
OF recovering zthe baby alive. An: ex-
animation Of its body disclosed slight
cut on the forehead and Commissions
about the limbs. The injuries were
harmless.