Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-23
Northern Io,ua Items

months-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry T. Sheldall, No. 1906 West Sixth
street, when she tainted. Mrs. Law
renee was the wife of F. H. Lawrence,
of the Union Advocate. .E
Wednesday ther. were quite num-
Der of men from Ayrshire brought to
this city upon the charge of violating
the law in reference to the killing of
muskrats out of season. It seems that
the last legislature passed q law MAX
ing it an offense to kill muskrats be-
fore December /. Last week Deputy
Game Warden Pullen and Chris
Schroeder of this city went down there
and bagged about four hundred musk
rat hides. The fellows that had them
were arrested and came to this city
Wedhe sday ana were fined for the Of
Tense. They were let off easy, for the
law allows a fine of SO for each rat
taken. Some OF the fellows had forty
hides and so could have been fined $500
instead Of $40 and costs. None of those
who were fined had any idea that 1t
was contrary to law to take the rats.
Lyons.
Sunday the sixteenth anniversary Of
was celebrated. Bishop H. S. Longley
sary sermon. The service opened when
Grace church rector, Rev. w. Ernest
Stockley, presented confirmation
class Of four adults and nine children
to the Right Rev. H. S. Longley, who
administered the sacramento rite. An
extremely large congregation attended
the anniversary service and heard
Bishop Longley's sermon, his theme
being "The Foundation Stone Of the
Temple" Bishop Longley congratu-
lated the parish on its many achieve
ments during its sixty years Of exist
ence, spoke Of the fine church building
and OF the impressive rendition Of the
services. He also urged the further
development Of church life in the COM
munity.
Cedar Rapids.
Angelus Delakoras, who suffered in
ternal injuries when he was crushed
by a falling derrick at the Rock Is
land shops Saturday, was reported to
be in a critical condition at st. Luke's
hospital. John Burman, who suffered
fracture Of the right leg, is resting
easily. The two men were mem
moving driving wheels Of locomotives.
They were caught under the derrick
when it collapsed after breaking away
from the iron rods which fastened it to
the tank shop. 1t is said that Burman
tripped over Delakoras as both men
endeavored to run away, both falling
In q heap. The Graham ambulance con-
veyed both men to st. Luke's and COM
pany physicians gave medical aid. Both
men have been in the employ Of the
Rock Island for some time. Burman
lives in the west side, while Delakoras
lives in a Greek lodging house in the
south side.
Waterloo.
The Cedar Valley and Illinois Central
officials have reached agreements with
majority OF, the people injured when
an Illinois Central engine and W., C..
F. & N. local car collided on Fourth
! street near Dane street recently. A
majority Of the injured have recovered
and the amount OF damages to be
paid has been agreed upon in nearly
every case. Owing to the dispute as to
responsibility for the accident tine rail-
road company and street car company
officials entered into an agreement by
which each is to pay one-half the dam
ages resulting from the accident and
later board Of arbitration will deter
mine which company was to blame.
The board Of arbitration Will be COM
posed Of three Iowa business men. One
man will be appointed by each COM
pany, while the third man will be se-
Ncted by the two members chosen by
the interested parties. II the board of
arbitration decides that the street car
company was to blame the Cedar VAL
ley officials viii reimburse the Illinois
Central for the money expended In set
ting damages, while if the railroad
company 10 found at fa6l the Illinois
Central officials shall reimburse the
| street car company for all money ex-
pended and will also bear the expense
! :: :s siT;ss...ssi.ils the damaged car.