Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-14

at an early age and built his home.
The relatives and friends have the
sympathy OF all in this bereavement.
The funeral vas held Sunday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock from the resi-
dence, No. 20. Tame street and inter
raent was IN Linwood Park cemetery.
east
Gaiva.
The manager Of the Wirtern,ute g.
Hall circus, which showed last Thu1 s.
cay at Gdva, learned a thing or two
about the new state law, which prohi-
bits FASTING advertising matter on the
new concrete bridges in Iowa He had
decorated a new county bridge west Of
Galva and was cons iGerabIy surprised
when Sheriff Mcleod and County En-
g.neer Woodward waited upon him
and told him that ne was subject to
arrest and fine. The manager pleaded
that his company had come from IL
linois and was ignorant Of the law.
/ The sheriff let him off, after he saw
/ the manager depart for the bridge.
armed with putty knife and a big
! bucket of scalding water
LeMars.
z. L. Daily, manager Of the Farmers
Elevator company at Chatsworth, is
lying at hospital in Hawarden re-
covering from self inflicted wounds
! Daily stabbed himself in the region OF
the heart and was found bleeding to
death in a grain bin in the elevator
He has been manager Of the Farmers
Elevator Company at ChatsWorth foy
six or seven years A shortage in
Daily's accounts is alleged to have
been the cause of his act. He is a man
OF So. with a wife and children. The
day he atten pied suicide a meeting OF
the directors Of the company had been
called and an expert hired to go over
the books. Daily is said to have beer
specializing on the board of trade and
IS several thousand dollars short.
Toledo.
i The car which Martin SINNERS wa.
driving, Sunday evening. about /;
o'clock. turned turtle over the bridge
near the Pat Lynch place, six miles
northeast Of Toledo. Mr.. Simmer,
was driving in company mith Jane.
Gilmartin and Frank Kisno, when he
noticed long pole marking a hole
in the bridge. He turned the car tor
far north and the car went thru the
railing OF the bridge. which is thirty.
two feet long, and fell about fourteen
feet Upon striking the mud the ca,
turned over. with the three occupant.
under II. TIE driver sustained mum.
Der of minor bruises, Mr. Gilmartin {
cut lip, neither one injured seriously
but Mr.. Kisno, Bohemian, was injured
internally and his condition is feared
serious. The car was brought to To.
1edo. where It is being repaired
Sioux City.
The mysterious disappearance o
Minnie sGwyg. daughter Of Mrs. W
A. Sawyer. OF Omaha. VINO was be-
heved to have lost her life in tn,
: steamer Eastland disaster was clear.
ed up THURSDAY by Chief Of Polio,
James Brftton. Chief Britton fount
the young woman in her lodging
above the n. & n. shoe store. She iat
been Ill. she said, and had failed &
write homo for this reason. Mrs Saw.
yer wrote Chief Britton THAT II hat
been her daughters 4nvar1able custom
TO write home once q week She hat
, not written since July -. and a. sh,
. had expressed an intention OF going Il
Chicago. the mother feared she wa!
among the Eastland victims A fr.en.
Of the family WAS sent to Chicago I,
. search for the girls body among tn,
unidentified dead. The mother wrot,
Chief Britton to take possesSUn Of he
! daughters belongings ana send then
} back to Omaha