Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-16
Friday. Sent. 2, 1904.


Opening statements were made
County Attorney J. l.. Carney, ON De-
hair OF the state. and Obed Caswell, Tor
the defense, In the case OF the sta'e vs.
Mrs. emily Bennett. charged with the
murder OF Anna Weise, Iwo witness
es for tho state were examined, In the
persons Of County Surveyor William
Brcmnor and Coroner w. H. David.
"Will Il, Hughes, u stenoslNpher IN
the Times Republican counting room,
received word yesterday thai his father
had died at Scotch Grove, Jones coun-
IS. NJ the age of ~ years, Mr.. Hughes
left for there last night 10 attend the
funeral"
Wallace the 4-weelis- old son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Mason, SO5 Yves.
Nevada street, died of Indigestion.
Saturday, Sept. @. 1894.
Continuation of the testimony tor The
state was resumed In tho Bonnet case,
with DR.. w, =. DoyinC, Or. \, +, wal
ters, OF Gladbrook, and Henry iiuss'e'
of the Green Mountain IClSRnorhood'
as the principal Witnesses
Misses Della Whinery and Jessie
Hall came In from their schools yester-
day to spend Sunday at home after DE-
ing out enc week. They report work
as progressing finely
Mr.. Harry Hurd entered the office
of DR.. L. F., kellogg this morning TO
study the profession. He takes the
place OF Richard Waterman. who Will
take vacation OF a few weeks before
going to Iowa City to enter the state
university"
Mr.. John w. Wells returned from
Des Moines yesterday. where he went
to act in his capacity as grand marshal
in the laying OF the corner stone OF
the Iowa soldiers and sailors monu-
ment by the grand lodge of Iowa A. r.
and A. M. He reports the services as
very impressive and instructive"
Monday, Sept. 10, 1894.
A marked increase in attendance at
the Bennett murder trial was notice
able on the converting Of court, and
the taking of testimony Of witnesses
In the case was continued, Judge
Weaver announced his intention to do
everything possible to expedite the
trial and to reach result at the ear
lest moment consist with justice
Sheriff ]. b. Pense, DR.. c. c. Cottle, T.
p. Low and Albert Isenhart were
among the important witnesses.
IF. NJ. Mitchell has been appointed
postmaster at Albion, vice Kate Girls
void, resigned"
Yesterday, at 1880, Justice Cam
mack donned his swallow tailed coat
and sailed forth to make two hearts
beat as one. the contracting parties be-
ing John jacobson and Emma Church
But when the Justice was on his way
the rain came and the floods descend
ed. and when his honor arrived at the
scene Of operations his clothes huns
| like a sack on bean pole. and the pol
| ish on his shoes had vanished, and ne
| looked more like a knight OF the roat
than Justice of the peace. When NJ
arrived the good lady Of the house
| Justice to stand on and the ceremony
was performed to the satisfaction o.
! all parties concerned.
At the home Of the brides mother
Mrs. Marshall Bishop, at Hartland
| Miss Dollie NJ. Bishop was given IL
marriage to John r. Dale, Of Fremont
Rev. Mr.. Ware. of the Friends Church
Of this city, officiating.
| Tuesday, Sept. II, 1894.
| Expert testimony on the characte
of the hair taken from the hands o
| the murdered Anna Weise was givel
| by DIR. C. C. Cottle, who underwent NJ
exhaustive direct examination an'
cross examination of great length
| William Barrows, Of Chicago, deal
er In wigs and human hair, was Of