Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10
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For tho ri,nos- pa,,,,,,,;,
iilstoW, .Mafch 9--Readers of the
ussily papers remember the terrible oc-
Suirsncs IA hampton and the account
u she k'iiing OF q baby BY Dr.. APP
spieos. Of lhis place. VINO was visiting
~. ROBSON, OF hampton, in whose of
nee lhs sau event occurred. Or. Apple
s's WIS liiliilsaiateiS sent 10 the insane
/ asyiuin' pul mas returned TO ms nome
mere anu resumed MS practice The
7" ii'e' - WI as'lualheea WITH or. Ap-.
! i'ieps aug uiu !'ol ileea 70 ieatn 81 tsle
sal = tenn Whlci ne mas ~ thls
.o"li' ana us iiithes hsfe ana else
1 Mi'sle WI ~ gao 70 know ne mas en-
sl.''is isspssfed ms hiitia ana faeultles
4 ! ne pul'iic may oe interested IN Know
/ ing some 81 'he pfopaole factors which
! i'roushl ABOUT the ca,astfophe. FIRST,
4 ms practice WIS DIG ana undoubtedly
4 broke Gown ms health. linen came the
/ feiisious reN.lval ana the doctor became
very nluch interested. On the sunday
precedlns nus Visit TO Hampton ne
4 startied me members Of the -
ehusch by ms remarks ana actions IN
churcn' AGAIN, IN conversation With
Some OF the CITIZENS here he expressed
1 much interest IN the new science Of
4 osteopathl, and they think perhaps he
was trying TINS massage treatment on
the paeyss head and lost control of
himself, owing to me weakened eondi-
A plausible theory to some is that the
doctor, recognizing that the case Of the
4 baby was hopeiess, nsanely felt he Was
Z. doing a favor in removing it al once
4 from weird of pain and suffering.
i One hears ali of these things. but tie
facts are DIR. Appeby. q good citizen
4 of Bristew, from some cause or other
became for the tins being the Very ops
7 posite of what his years of residence
gaze him reputation and committed an
d act that has hardly ever before oc-
4 Cured. The general opinion here Is
that he viii regain his old practice. as
4 he has already been called in consulta-
ton. Al the present time he ninges
5. freely with the citizens of the town but
, naturally makes but little reference y
rile past. He, however, expresses hiIn-
lsself that the treatment at tine asylum
hasas just what he headed and that il
81 has worked complete cure. To an in
Innate friend he has remarked tina
rying the whole world on his shoul
. ders, evidently intimating that tn
Holiness Association Will hereafter re
!. eeiye less attention than his medica
!. practice
. One good republican here wonder!
that the Iowa delegation IN congress:
did not post themselves better as Z
the wishes Of their constituents bsfor'
committing themselves on tins Port
RICO question: He says that mere, am
the writer hears ! along the linz, the,
< haze made a mistake That Nc kline.
4 Was right in his message declaring tn
= Porto Ricans We're entitled TO ire
! trade. and that he has made ,nistak
: by not standing by ms eolors. Enc,
: think the republican party ,eVen II IN
) senate manages to XII! the measure
Il has performed q wrong act and as
I that the house clear its record by re
9 considerations y supreme court decis
d ion declaring the 10 per cent duty I'm
n constitutional VIII not undo the wor
70 the satisfaction Of Iowa republican
unless he record OF the house, aide
!, BY the votes of Iowa congressman,
!. cleared of the obnoxious measure.
The people welcome the agitation 9
changes IN the laws controlling IN
: building and loan associations and a
: Investment companies cnins bushes
in Iowa. For instance, in one tow
= where the writer was the other clas' t~
/ Well dressed, We'll posted gentlemen III
= tsduced fourteen business men and other