Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-02
Southern Io,pa i TENS

ike after the death Of Mrs. Titus, She
died Jan. 90 and his death followed
Z week later The EnSrmiiies OF age
were responsible for MS demise. Hal
they lived until March Is. they would
have celebrated their sixtyninth wed
ding anniversary.
Davenport.
Miss Nellie coe-.!i an enpioye al the
Scott county hospital. WAS run down
and slightly injured about O'Clock
Sunday night oH Third street in front
Of the Casino Tneatsr- by an autono-
bile driven by 4. -. Hansen, sales
mar for the Ford Motor Company. I'm
mediaifiy after the accident Miss Cook
was removed to Mercy hospital and
Dr. y. G. Kruei was summoned. Her
injuries consisted or bruises on her
limbs but are not thought 10 be seri-
Gus According TO witnesses Miss
Cook came out Of the tbeatsr and
started across the street Hansen was
driving east and is said 70 have
sounded his horn just before Miss
Cook stepped out from behind ma
chine that was standing al the curp.
She failed to see the approaching car
and was thrown violently to the pave
ment. The police ambulance was caiied
and the injured woman was taken TO
the hospital
Davenport.
Il am Jesus Christ This announce
ulenr broke the reTerentiaI silence oil
Sacred Heart cathedral about I;35
O'Clock Sunday morning wbile Rev. Ed
ward Barron. assistant pastor Of the
cathedral, was saying massSto a con-
gregation Of several hundred Worship
crs. The startled members OF the con-
gregation turned their heads 10 see
from whence the cry came, and were
thrown into near panic to zee large
man in the rear pew standing there
waving his arms and shouting incoher-
emit sentences. Several ushers rushed
10 the rear of the church and grappled
with the man. He put up Vicious
fight before he was overcome, and after
ne was held securely endeayored -
beat mis- head against the back of the
pew fnficting a small scalp wound
After he had been searched at police
headquarters he told the officers that
his name war Steven Sheely, Dut ne
! was unable 10 tell where his home was
An address IN his pocket gave the po-
lice clue, and they are now en-
deayoring TO communicate with per-
SONS at All Fourth avenue, Moline
who are expected 10 know the man.
Washington.
Sam, the Is-@ear-ol6 son Of Cor
Smith Brookharat of this city, was ae-
cidentalIy shot and killed by his broth
er, John, aged is years, at 10 o'clock
Sunday night. II waE one Of the SAD
GeSt accidents ever recorded in the
hfs;ory Of this piac The two boys
who were fast chuns. had spent
happy day Saturday in squirrel shoot
ing. Sunday night upon starting for
bed, John picked up his gun 20 carry
upstairs. ThoughtIessIy, he had left "
loaded the day before. AZ the two
brothers were proceeding up the stair
the trigger ~ the gun struck the rais-
ing and ~as discharged. The bullet
entered Sans cheek and ~ supposed
t6ghaye penetrated the brain. be dle6
| twenty minutes later without having
regained consciousness, John ~ PROS
frated over the sad affair, ~ also are
the parents. John IL the second soH
and. Sam was the third son 81 IAN Z
~ st,f se&sn sbiidfsT,, - isttss 0ysf
a year ago gam fe4 from an elm tres
and broke both afJIfs, At the tine NJ z
proved nost gAne little chap aDn
never missed day fr0tp school ~ s4Ay
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