Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-06-27

Harvey Noble, single, and Fred JOY
slim, married, with five small children,
were drowned Sunday at Peoria, H.,
while returning from fishing trip
across the river. ID. Beand and james
| Powers. WHO were in the boat with
then, were escued Noble and ,Joyslin
became scared and jumped capsizing
the Loaf.
| Lincoln, Nebraska, firemen hatted
from midnight Sunday night uni, day
! light Monday morning with the most
stubborn ald costly fire that has visited
the city for over three years II had
Its origin Ia the IL, 4. Clarke four story
and basement wholesale drug house,
ami in twe"ty minutes after the alarm,
was beyond control, though the fire.
men managed 10 contine 1t to the one
building Total loss on building and
stock, Sl25, 900 TO $3.50, 700; wei! insured,
The origin of the fire is mystery.
Spanish papers, which arrived at,
Tampa, Florida, last Sunday, confirm
the report that Major Custillas. COM
handing the regiment OF Camajauni,
containing 400 Spanish volunteers. has
joined the insurgents. Another band
OF seventeen Spanish volunteers, In
Camajauni dis rict, under command OF
Emilio Perez, have also joined the in.
surgents. Perez WIS an official of the
city OF amajauni. Passengers bring
reports that On Thursday In battle at
Coalitiz, In the province OF Santiago,
Captain Miguel Campos, son OF Marti-
nez Campos, was killed. Generals
Rolof and Zanchez had an engagement
with the Spanish forces in Las Villas
on Wednesday. Seventy Spaniards
were killed while the Cuban losses were
but two. Domingo Collazo has disap-
r"ared at Santiago Las Vegas, but
fifteen miles from Havana, with u band
OF 800. They have been out eight days,
At Arago Arenas, three miles from
Havana, band Of $50 have arisen.
Mrs. Jose Marti has left Cuba for New
York. Private letters announce that
the province OF Las Villas is general
uprising. Men belonging to bands will
aggregate more than 1000.
q Minnesota has adopted a new insur-
y ance code, to go into effect October lst,
. which contains number OF special
, provisions OF great Importance, both to
Insurers and insured. No policy Is to
be rendered void by oral or written
: misrepresentation on the part OF an
{ applicant, unless the company can
prove that the misrepresentation was
made with intent to deceive, or unless
the matter misrepresented increases
the risk. The reinsurance clause and
all limitation clauses in policies are
l. prohibited. The law renders null and
void stipulation In a policy requir.
: ing certificate by magistrate or
other person to the effect that the loss
D Is an honest one. The insurance COM
pany has right to rebuild, provided it
so elects within fifteen days after a
, statement OF loss has been filed with it,
= and the value of the building need not
be stated in proof OF loss, as the
: amount named in the policy Is the LA
. bility of the company. The solicitor
for insurance business Is made the.
agent of the company issuing the pol
icy, this provision making 1t possible
for solicitor employed by an agent to.
; waive the conditions OF the policy. and
he may do this by merely verbal as
sent, while the Massachusetts law re-
quircs a written assent IN order to
. waive the terms Of the policy. Taxa.
ton remains the same as before. at 2
per cent on premiums received In cash
and other obligations, with no deduc
tion Tor losses