Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-10
REslpENT or THIS CITY AND
HUSBAND VICTIMS or AUTO
ACCIDENT IN DAKOTA.
MoLApE INJURED AsouT
BACK AND IN HOSPITAL
.
First News rRsesivsd Here Comes When
Sen George Reaches City to Make
Arrangements For Mothers Funeral
-McGlsdss Left, Herr Late in March
For Motoring trip 70 South Dakota.


Glade. Of this city, when she was
pinned beneath an automobile in the
waters Of Skunk creek. three miles
north Of Hartford. S. D.. Thursday at
ternoon at o'clock. Mr.. McGlade was
injured and Is now in a hospital, suf-
fering from internal injuries and injur-
les to his back The accident happened
when the automobile, driven by Mr..
McGlade, was overturned.
Thrown into the waters Of the creek.
and kept there some time before the
car was removed, caused the SUPPOSE
ton that Mrs. McGlade had been
drowned. This, however. is declared by
tho Hartford undertaken, who prepared
the body. not to have been the case.
according to George McGlade. who
reached hero Sunday with the first
news Of his mothers death. It Is pre-
knocked unconscious or died of heart
failure from the shock OF the accident.
At any rat there were no bruises about
tho body, or injuries to the head, that
would indicate that q wound was re-
sponsible for the death.
Auto Runs OFF Grade.
The Sioux Falls Press Of Friday tells
the story Of the accident as follows:
I'm approaching q bridge over the
creek the automobile ran or the
Grade and, in veering back
into the road again, the driv-
ar evidently lost control Of the
machine. which ran of the bridge, Mrs.
McGlade being pinned beneath the ma
chine. where she was drowned begfore
assistance came.
Lewis Tyler, a farmer working in
field about quarter OF a mile away,
saw the accident and came to the res
cue. He found McGlade wandering
about aimlessly In the mud and water,
apparently in dazed condition. Nc
Glade exclaimed, Where 10 my wife!'
"Mr. Tyler then discovered q hand
showing beneath the overturned car.
He tried to raise the car, but could not
do 1t alone and as McGlade was unable
to lend him assistance, he was obliged
to 90 for more help. When the body
was extracted few minutes later
there were no signs of life.
Coroner Holds Inquest.
THE body was taken to Hartford,
and Coroner J. v. Trepanier and Sher-
In Jerry Carlton were summoned from
Sioux Falls. and an inquest was held.
The jury brought in verdict that the
deceased came to her death by drown
ing as q result Of an automobile acct
dent. said automobile being driven by
her husband at the time. and no other
person being in any way responsible
Had $1,000 on Person.
no
over $1,000 in money, drafts. and nego-
Under and numbered DAG, Ia"
Left Here in March.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGlade left this city
late in March, with Mrs. McGlade's
claim, three and one half miles north
of DeGrey. as their destination. They
stopped at Gladbrook for visit, visited
Mrs. McGlade's brother at Riceville,
and at Sioux Falls. They were just
about at their journeys end when the
accident occurred. George McGlade
said that the money his mother was
carrying was to be placed in the bank.
as Mrs. -McGlade expected to spend the
summer in South Dakota. The claim
on which the McGlade boys are living
was entered and proved up by Mrs.
McGlade several years ago.
Resident Of City Since 1891.
Mrs. McGlade was born Katherine
Kannengeiser In New York state Feb
~, 1851. She became the wife Of Mr..
McGlade at Charles City about thirty
three years ago. The McGlades came
here in 1891, and this has since been
their home. They lived at 1o7h
South Second avenue. In addition to
her husband Mrs. McGlade is survived
by her two sons. John and George Nc
Glade, Of DeGrey, 8. D. One brother,
Adam Kannengeiser, lives at Riceville
ana another brother, Henry. at Rock
ford.
Funeral Tuesday From st. Mary's.
Mrs. McGlade's body is expected to
reach this city at o'clock Tuesday
morning from Hartford. and will be
taken to the Pursel parlors. The body
will be accompanied by Mrs. McGlade's
son. John. and brother, Adam Kan
nengeiser.
Funeral services viii be held from
st. Mary's church at 10 o'clock Tues
day forenoon. burial following in
Riverside.
In the PoIice Court.
Ollie Polk, who conducted gamb-
ling game with the Miller carnival
company, was fined 500 IN ) ustti.cs 2:--
fitt's court Saturday night, when he
was arrested on q charge OF larceny on