Drag River for Victim Probabaly Siam by Rejected Lover.Marsliai'tuwn. Ia.. March 22.--Believing that the granddaughter of their rtiW'f has been murder*.! and her body thrown Ir3 ro the Iowa river, the Musqwaki** Indiana on the reservation at Tajna. twenty mi!* s i :u-u of here, are holding a great council and have begun dragging the river.The missing Indian girl Ls Ma-Puck-(’hee. aged 17, and she dis.Appeared :w*-n-tv days ago. At first it was supposed she had gone withe some trapping parties, but when they returned without her. the wh.de tribe became «xolt*-d. Phief Push-Tun-yur B aiding in th«- searchThere have been sev* r.il mysterious murders on the r**s*-rv ath n in the p ist Vf.ir or two, the last one h#-ing th.it of a young man who was st iz«d u h.B r i\ai while holding a tryst with an Pdi.m m.ii'.j-n The young bmk wjs s* aip-d and his body staked down in the shallowwatt r of the uv./r, on the banks of whb-hthe girl and h»*r Liv«?r had met in th**moonlight. The girl witnessed the murder but k»*pl the awful selt;r*t for weeks.Finally the body was discovered, and tin* girl told her story.lt;01 another occasion one of the women of the tribe was found murdered just out-side the reservation. Her murderer was never discovered. It is believed the granddaughter of. the ohief, who is missing, was 1 i I* d by a rival for her affections, she listing but roceuUy been mariicd.TO REBUILD MILLS.American Ceread Company Will Not Leave Cedar Rapids.