Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-09

Dubuque.
The new Catholic church at Delhi
will be dedicated this week. Arch
bishop Keane will conduct the exer.
cises.
Cedar Rapids.
Thieves robbed the home Of Frank
Dunshee Tuesday night. They secured
two valuable guns and watch valued
at $40. and missed diamonrs belong
ing to Mrs. Dunshee worth nearly 81,
900, which were lying near the watch
Humbolt.
Thousands Of hunters have visited
this section Of the state, but few ducks
have so far been shot. The warm
weather has delayed the flight of the
fowls toward the south. The flight OF
northern prairie chickens also held
back
Dubuque.
Miss Mary Lane. aged 90, charged
with the murder of her newly born in
FAINT last July in Dubuque, to which
she confessed, was acquitted by jury.
It was held she was mentally incompe-
tent when the child was smothered.
The girl Is native Of West Union. but
was employed in Dubuque. She took
the infant in grip with her to West
Union the morning after it came into
the world.
Sioux City.
The court house committee Of the
Woodbury. county board Of supervis..
ors at a meeting Thursday afternoon
instructed County Attorney Jepson to
draw up a resolution to be acted upon
at the next meeting Of the board. in
which the county auditor shall be au-
thorized to advertise for 100000 Ave
year bonds to provide for breaking
ground for the new 100000 court
building at the earliest possible time.
MeGregor.
y While hulling clover Monday at the
George Heilman farm four, miles west
Of McGregor. Ray Bickel was caught
in the belt OF the machine and his body
hurled around the pulley. A physician
was hurriedly summoned but Bickel
died seven hours later. He is survived
by his wife, two little daughters. his
parents one brother and one sister.
Bickel was in the act OF adjusting the
belt on the hulling machine when the
accident occurred.
Buck Grove.
Fritz Reinwalt died suddenly at his
home close to town about noon Friday
He was not feeling we'll in the morn
ing and remarked, "Tll not live to see
Christmas" He went to the field and
picked corn. came in just before din
ner time lay down on the moor, went
from there to his room upstairs where
he was found in a dying condition. Mr..
Reinwalt was born In Germany. com :
ing to this country some thirty five
years ago. He leaves to mourn his loss
a wife and six children, Fred. Herman
and William, Bertha Gusta and Anna,
who are all living in Iowa.
Cedar Rapids.
Thursday night as Northwestern pas
senger train No. II, westward bound,
was rushing thru the outskirts OF west
Cedar Rapids. below Third avenue a
man stepped out from the gloom into
the bright glare Of the headlight wav-
ing his coat. He Is now lying with
a crushed skull at st. Luke's hospital
with little chance Of recovery. The
mans name is James Gardiner. Anon
the several letters found on his person
IL one from his aged mother, dated
Ridgewater. England. wherein James
Gardiner il reminded that he will be
48 years old the 25th Of July, Nast) and
expressly urged to do his utmost to
wean himself from the curse OF drink.
and trusting that his next birthday
will find him happy man. In another
nocket was found bottle OF "booze. y