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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-20
NO flONnY REQUIRED OF RESPONSIBLE
WHAT We TREAT. We We pSsi5Zs1R s,a surs .S q.

WHATWE TREAT. ss;.BS %s BSss'53I:z 81 ~; ~ /.
patton. Piles. D.srrhoea; Eye and Ear tissases !;
Dsformities ard Surgical DIpcarpe; Chronic and
Desperate Rhlumanc. Hest and nvyr ID D(lasV |;
Ecxcma, PimplSs Ffeckles. ets,i Female DkeNSes,
especially those whIcl have bslied tie skfll ol
other physicisns. Epileptic Pits. Rupture permar
Spinal and Nsfyous Diseases Psralysls, Loeomo
ache sleep'essQS1s Dizziness. Brain and Nervous
without the use q . knIie Kidney and Blsdder
Diseases, BrIghrS Disease Diabetes, InhammR-
tlop q the bladder. Enlarged Prostate, frequent
NAsa, Disesscs, such ns Catarih. Bronchltis Asth,
ma, consumption.. Deafness, etc. cured BY our
orIgii,sl system OF home treatmenk
risk your lie With an lnexpeitenoed physloian.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-20
PUSHING THE MATTER

and hope to secure their return to the
Indiana authorities. One of the bonds
men held a conference with Governor
Durbin, Wednesday, which may result
in the issuance of new extradition pa
pers. Governor Nash refused to grant
the first requisition.
The Louthan Supply company. Of
East Liverpool, which will manufac-
ture clays, pins, stills, spurs. saggers
and other materials for use in the man
ufacture of pottery ware, has been in
corporated with $4,000 capital stock.
Five hundred shares will be issued. The
incorporators are B. M. Louthan, Flor
ence M. Louthan, William B. Louthan,
Florence M. Louthan, Jr., and ]. II.
Drookes.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-03-14
PERSONALITIES.

Prince Eugene OF Norway and
Sweden the youngest of the four sons
Of King Oscar, Is painter by profes.
sion, and spends great part OF his
time in Paris, where he has studio
II Is said that he clears $4,000 year,
and his pictures are we'll criticised not
only In Paris but in other parts of leu.
rope, A second royal painter Is
Prince Ernest of Saxe.Melngen, who
has studio in Florence, and makes a
good income. He has but small al.
loWance from his father and Is OBJ
liged TO work to support his wife and
family.
Senator r. H. Carter. who talked
the river and harbor bill TO death, IS a
native Of Ohio, In his youth he re-.
moved to Illinois where he received
common school education. He worked
as a farm hand was Employed IN rail
reading and for "A number OF years he
was occupied as a teacher. During
his residence IN Illinois he studied
law and was admitted to the bar He
removed to Burlington, Ia, and thence
TO Helena. Mont From the begin.
ming of his residence IN the new state
Mr. Carter was quite successful in his
profession and also as a politician
From March, 1891, TO July. 1892, he
was commissioner Of the general land
office, and IN the last mentioned year
he was elected chairman Of the re.
publican national committee. The
opinion is general among senators
that Mr. Carter is the only man in the
body who could successfully carry out
such an audacious performance as he
executed in the dying hours Of the
ffty-siXth congress.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-03-14
INSURANCE IS
TO CONTINUE
STATE BUILDINGS WILL BE Pro.
TEcTEO AGAINST FIRE.
MOSHER'S BILL DEFEATED
Substitute Measure Tabled, Carrying
with it the Original-senato De.
tends His Bill by Reading Figures
From Insurance Commissioners
Report--Two Sessions of Assembly.

The state will continue to carry in
surance on all state buildings Sena-
tor Moshcr's bill TO abOnsh this Gus.
tom was killed in the senate yester-
day on a tie vote The measure came
from the committees with a substitute
amendment recommended for passage,
but when it came up for engrossment
two amendments were offered TO the
substitute one by Senator McDonough
and the other by Senator Moshcr.
While the amendments were adopted
the substitute itself was tabled. carry
ing with it the original bill Senator
Green moved that the ayes and noes
be called, as he desired to go upon
record as being against the measure
The vote resulted in a tie, as follows.
Ayes -- Senators Burns. Devos.
Fearne, Harris, Hatton, Jones, Kreut2-
er, McDonough, McGilliyray, Morse
Mosher, Munson, O'Neil, Stout and
Whitehead--15
Nays-SenatOrs hGson, Eaton, Cav
eney, Green, Jacobs, Knudson, Martin
Miller, Mills, Reynolds, Roehr, Stcb
bins, Weed. Willy and Wolff-15.
In speaking for his bill. Senator
Mosher read figures obtained from The
insurance commissioner, showing that
during the past seven years the citi.
zens Of Wisconsin have paid abou,
$3l 100000 for fire insurance premi-
ums and received about $l5,500 600
for losses by fire. During the past
twenty years the state has lost 2lS3-
600 by fire. and is now paying $500 a
year for insurance premiums He cit.
Nd the governors message raising tho
question as 70 the wisdom Of insuring
state property.
Senator Stouts Joint resolution for
a constitutional amendment per
hitting women to vote was killed by
a vote which lacked only one Of being
unanimous, Senator Mills voting
against indefinite postponement.
Senator Mosher's bin relating IT,
treasUrers' fees was passed
Mr. Watson's bin authorizing Emil
Thomas to erect and maintain d dam
m Prairie river and Mr. johnson s.
reating the town Of Breed were both
{ oncurred in.
Petitions were received praying for
the passage Of the bin replacing the
battle flags in the capitol also relat.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-03-14

Maybrick, it is not the intention of her
friends to conduct the latest campaign
for her release on similar lines to
those formerly adopted.
One of the stanchcst supporters OF
the baroness de Doques is J. II. Levy,
the chairman of the Personal Rights
association Of the National Liberal
club. He has had several conferences
with Mr.. Choate on the propriety Of
presenting an address to the crown
through the homo office,
Mr.. Choate, while declining officially
to take part in such proceedings, has
nevertheless assured the friends Of
Mrs. MaybriCk that he will do every
thing he can in his private capacity to
further their object.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-03-14

London, March lS.-Apother at
tempt is soon to be made 10 obtain the
royal clemency for Mrs. Maybrick
The baroness de RoQUes, Mrs. May.
bricks mother, has been in London
during the last week in consultation
with her legal advisers, for the pur-
pose of framing a petition to the
crown for her daughters pardon,
However that may be, that is to
say, whatever views his majesty may
personally entertain on the question Of
the guilt or the punishment of Mrs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-03-14
Goinq to Philippines.

New York. March 13.-For the pur-
pose of getting a better knowledge OF
the situation in the Philippines num-
Der Of senators and congressman are
contemplating a visit to the islands
dW ing the coming summer. Among
the party will be Senator Bacon of
Georgia, Representatives Tawney of
Minnesota, Cooper of Wisconsin, Mad.
dox of Georgia, Gaines of Tennessee
and Burleson of Texas
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-03-14
Not A Dozen killed,

Chicago, March lS.-ln the boiler
explosion disaster at the Doremus
laundry in Chicago Monday eight per.
sons were killed and tifty-one injured.
The cause of the explosion is as yet
undetermined, but Abram f. Doremus.
manager of the establishment, has
agreed to remain in the hands of the
police temporarily, the charge of
criminal carelessness in not observing
due precautions in the care of the
boiler having been made informally
against him.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-03-14
PUBLIC PHONES
Connecticut City to Try an lnnova.
ton.

Connecticut City to Try an lnnoVa.
ton
New Haven, Conn, March 13.-Public
telephones on street corners, like fire
alarm boxes, will soon be erected in
New Haven. They will be incased in
aluminium boxes the height and shape
of fire or police alarm boxes. On each
of four sides of each telephone will be
a blue bell, the sign of the public tel
ephone The boxes will be ordinarily
opened. They can be opened by drop
ping into a slot a coin which is recoy-
cradle when the door is open. When
the door has been so opened, the price
of opening a telephone connection will
be precisely the same as at any public
pay station, a directory being hung in
side of each box The door of the box
will be so arranged that it will shut
automatically after the phone is hung
up after use. C. b. Dooley, superin-
tendent Of public telephone stations in
this city, is the inventor.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-03-14

Milwaukee, March Is, -- Maude
Come, the Irish Joan Of Arc, deliy.
cred an eloquent lecture ON the hoer
cause before a large audience at the
pahst the2ter in which were many
promiue ut lrishmcn from various
parts of the state, Miss Come arrived
in Milwaukee from Detroit She is ac,
,ompariod by Mel, Mcbride, famous
Irish officer in the Trausvaal army,
She is frankly outspoken in her opin.
ions OF the cause OF the south African
republic.
Miss Come is all, with pure Titan
hair and large brown Dyes, She was
dressed in trailing black skirt ana
Loose fitting silk waist of dull black re.
lioycd by soft orange hues, traced In
pcasing Mabesques, set OF by a gilt.
tcrng girdle Of siNery mcsheG
Everywhere she has been greeted by
vast audiences, In Chicago, over no..
000 people listened to her
ut was lrolauds wrongs and suffer
ings that first attracted me some four
teen years ago she said, in speaking
of herself II used to romp among the
Irish poasantry in my earlier years,
and came to know and love these sim
PIC people we'll When | was 10 years
old, | was abroad to complete my ed
ucation, and was absent over six
years, When | returned | found the
most dreadful practices porpetratod
against our peasantry At first
! thought il was the landlords, and oh
! how | hated them hut the moro
studied, the more was satisfied that
! England was behind It all"
England does not want n free m
ton at her doors" exclaimed Mis-,
Come, with dramatic force, her cyos
blazing, England does not want an
Independent people anywhere. He'
policy is TO brutali2o in the namc Of
liberty"
'lIavo you lost anything socially by
your cusades?" Miss Come wa,
asked.
Indeed have" she said, with u lit
tie laugh. My mcles and aunts have
disinheritcd me. cannot say that tn,
old folks have ever become reconCilet
to my work, My father was a colono
in the English army, you know"
III YOU were man would you en-
gage in military lifc?"
"Oh, no, no" she replied with II pref
ty frown. II can't say that I'm to,
much of an mdividualist. But war Il
the price of progress and we mus
fight for lroland's wrongs
AS for my best work, | am prout
of the fact that have kept down tn,
English onistmonts in ireland. Dur
ing the past few years the numbers
have fallen from $4,000 to about 30,
600; and at this moment England IL of
tortn& SIC bounty for Irish enlist
mcnts, and has hard time to gct
| them"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-03-14
Yields to Russia.

Pekin. March LIT is understood
that the Chinese commission will sign
the agreement respecting ManchurIa
with Russia within ten days, They pre-
fer to grant favors to such a power
rather than to others, who profess
generosity but whose object is uncer.
tain. China is convinced that no pow
er is really friendly with her. Hence
she yields to necessity, believing that
the advantage granted Russia is bet
ter than an attempt at resistance.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-03-14
HuSTLERs GET AN OUTING,
Osborne 6Ioekmen Given Free Excur
sion to Home Plant.

Osborne 6Iockmen Given Free Excur.
sion to Home Plant.
T. J. Ross Of Madison and =. f. New
ell of Marsheld are in Auburn, n. y,
at the expense of the ID. NJ. Osborne
company, of which they are agents,
bent on pleasure, and to obtain moro
information in regard to the products
Of the concern by an inspection of the
plant, Last year the management of.
fered to the twelve bloCkmcn who
made the best record free excursion
to Auburn and good time while IN
the city as the company's guests.
BlOckmon, IL may be explained to the
uninitiated, are the sub-agents who
have charge OF certain blocks of terri
tory and look after the local agents
The scheme worked so well. making
the management acquainted with its
iar-off employees and giving the agents
better idea of the immCnsity OF the
concern which they represented that
it was continued this year. The hust-
lers are thus given n handsome recog-
hltlOh, Tn TINS occasion n dinner by
President 7. NJ. Osborne of the com.
pany was among the functions en-
joyed Just at present d, NJ. Osborne
a Co. are cluttcred up with orders.
The rolling mill. Woodworking depart
ment, bolt room and several other de
partments are run night and day to get
out material. The largest shipment
ever made from the factory was that
of last week when % car loads OF ag-
rtcultural implements were sent out.
1t Is expected that the shipments this
week will exceed even this high-water
mark. The salary roll last week was
nearly $4,000 and as more men are
constantly being added il Will exceed
this sum next week.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-03-14

indianapolis, March 1S.-O:SO a. M
General Harrison is very low, sinking
very fast and cannot live through the
night
indianapolis, March 13.-Beniamin
Harrison, former president, United
States senator and a lawyer of nation
al and international reputation, is dy-
ing of pneumonia. His condition is
such that he cannot live more than
few hours, and friends and relatives
have gathered to see the end. AS was
the case Monday, flowers in great pro-
fusion and of every kind have been re-
ceived from almost every quarter as
tokens of the tender regard and earn
est solicitude which the people of the
country have for the great eX-presi-
dent. Up to last night the physicians
had been very guarded in what they
have given out regarding the generals
condition. but at midnight it was ad-
mitted that the crisis had come and it
was not probable that he would sur
viye.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-03-14

tnS TO the use of nets in Lake Super
Tor; also against the passage OF the
assembly bill admitting babies to the
state public school ut Sparta; also ia.
WORMS free employment bureaus,
The committee ON assessment and
CollNrtjon Of taxes reported two
amendments to Senator Riordap'S hill
relating to municipal Indebtedness,
The amendments provide chat the act
shall not apply TO any municipal debt
contracted before January l, 1901, nor
to amy bonds issued moro than 20
years prior to the passage of the bill
ASSEMBLY,
Yesterday morning the assembly
held very unimportant session.
Madison church organizations and
other local societies freely sent IN pc,
titiouS in favor of the establishment
of state homo for inehriates. A bin
over which there has been a persist.
eut struggle is that permitting the al.
mission to the Sparta state schools Of
children under years Of age, II was
ordered engrosSed without dissent
with proyiso that such children must
not be kept there moro than TO days
unless i'll, other assembly bills given
a third reading were Ortop's, simplify.
ing and improving the method Of re.
examining insane persons, and Ben.
sons, making trustees of county
asylums q board of health,
The bill requiring all doors ON pub
lie buildings. school houses. etc, to
swing or ward went back to the com.
mittnc on state affairs after an amend.
mcnt had been offered requiring a
window in the storm doors ON such
buildings Another bill extending the
fire escape law aud still another oom'
polling report to the labor stattsti,
clan OF all serious accidents also were
referred, as was yet another measure
forh,ddlng the employment of chill
dren under 1t years of age in saloons,
beer gardens, etc.
Mr. Bankers bin prohihiting mar.
riage within one year after divorce
was rorcterred to the judiciary com,
mittrr after the author had pleaded
for q rcheariuE, the bill having been
recommended adversely
y recess ill 7;30 p, m. was taken,
Assembly Evening Session.
The assembly, met again in the even
ing TO hear ,ommittcr reports The
! COmmitt on military nnairs. nriyl
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-03-14

Omaha. Neb, March 10.--Judge
Munger yesterday oyerruled the mo.
tions for new trial IN the case OF c.
a. K Riemers and r. 0. Rlemerg.
formerly president and assistant cash.
lef' respectively Of the First National
bank OF Neigh, who were convicted
OF Wrecking the bank Sentences
we're fixed o. FIVE years IN the Sioux
Faas prison.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-03-14

scare it away, but failed to do so, In.
stead it started towards her and with
a scream she turned and fed to tbs
house, the cat following her to the
door, which, as she slammed, struck
the beast as it was in the act Of
springing at her, with sutficien; force
to knock ii several yards.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-03-14
Commission Bill Not Dead.
Hundred Million Raise.

Philadelphia, March l3.-At the an.
nual meeting Of the stockholders of
the Pennsylvania railroad in this city
resolution was adopted authorizing
an Increase of slO0.OOO.OOO In the capt.
tal stock Of the company, making tho
total Issue 1851 900. 900.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-03-14
FITZGERALD ON TRIAL.
Notorious Crook Up Again on Burglary
Charge.

Waukesha, Wis, Marcn 9.-Tn the
municipal court yesterday the trial OF
the notorious Lefty" Fitzgerald,
charged with burglary, was com
menced Fitzgerald. or James Hickey.
as he is sometimes called, is charged
with having burglarized the lumber
office at Eagle on Aug. &C. 1899. The
case against him Is based largely on
the statement Of one Rufus Jowles,
another crook who pleaded guilty to
having committed the burglary, a III.
tie over year ago, and was sentenced
TO a years Imprisonment at Waupun.
Before going to the penltentiary
JoWles told the officers that Fitzgerald
vas implicated IA the burglary.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-03-14
Minnesota Primary Rlu Co..

81 Paul, March 1.-THE Dunn bill
foEthe extension of the direct primary
Law 70 all the counties Of the stare ana
covering all offices but those OF the
state. villages and townships was
passed by the house by vote OF 81
to IA.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-03-14

Milwaukee March 10. - George
Clements, who for several years was
a reporter on The Daily News, and
who more recently has been connected
with the Chicago Inter Ocean. last
night assumed the duties OF night edi.
tor OF The Sentinel.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-03-14

Among the army appointments sent
Lieut., Charles A, Symouds of Kenosha
to be captain, lie made splendid
record in the campaign In Cuba. and
was especially efficient in the dis.
charge Of duties assigned TO him in
the auartermaster's department during
tho yellow fevor outbreak two years
ago. This Wisconsin boy graduated
from West Point only fcw years
ago,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-03-14
soera to Be Sent 70 India

Calcutta. March 13-The govern.
ment Is preparing for the possible ar.
rival Of 5000 bOer prisoners. who win
be located IN patches Of a thousand
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-03-14
"SHOOED" A WILDCAT.
Ten-Year-oId Girl Said "come Kittie"
and "Kittie" Came.

Jersey Shore. Pa, March 13-Ten-
year-old Lottie Green Of Haneyille,
Clinton county, had a thrilling exper-
fence with a large catamount yester-
day She was going to the barn to do
some chores. She saw the animal
near the chicken coop. but supposing
it 10 be a strange cat, she held out
her hand and said coaxingly: Come,
kittie."
She also said Scat" shaking her
little tin pail at the same time to
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-03-14

There will be ono woman each
ON the boards of university and
normal regents, provided the
senate and assembly accept
the recommendation OF tho commit
tees on education, Yesterday after
noon the senate committee decided TO
report for passage tho bills which
make these provisions, and they will
be sent to the senate this morning,
Governor La Toilette suggested in his
message that this step be taken, and
IL now seems probable that the propo-
sitiou will meet with favor IN both
branches of the legislature, In both
eases the positions are honorary and
carry with them no compensation be.
You'd the payment OF the actual ex'
penses of the member
Flag Bill Recommended.
The joint committee on claims de.
cidod TO recommend for passage Mr.
Smiths bin TO provide for a memorial
hall In honor of Wisconsin soldiers
and sailors who served In the army or
navy of the United Statoa In the civil
war, or any subsequent war. Tho bin
also provides a place for the care OF
flags, relies and momontoos and makoa
an appropriation OF $500 to remodel
and rofurnlsh the hall. Rooms EOS
and 20 In the capitol, now used by tho
assembly committee on privileges and
elections and by the officers OF tho
Wisconsin Department G. A. X. an
headquarters, are set apart to be used
as memorial hall Tho flags recently
taken from the rotunda and placed In
Theoretically scaled cases at the state
historical library building are to bo
brought back to the capitol and put In
their old casos.
New Cigarette BIZ.
Though the Overlook cigarette
bin Is, to all intents aud purposes.
dead, yet that some kind of restriction
viii be placed upon the sale of what
Carrie Nation calls hell sticks 10 alto.
gethor probable. A now bin Is being
prepared which viii require license
OF 500 from all tobacco dealers hand.
ling cigarettes and placing those who
handle them under bonds of $3.50 not
to sell them to minors. This Ia
thought to be a desirable measure. one
that VIII pass the senate and that VIII
be accepted by the assembly
Juvenile Court for Milwaukee.
The senate committee on judiciary
decided yesterday afternoon To recon.
mend for passage the bin creating
Juvenile court for tho city of Mllwau.
kee.
Commission Bill Not Dead.
A. X, Hall appeared before the az.
sembly committee on railroads yestef.
day afternoon TO explain tho proyi.
slons Of his railway commission bin.
lie talked at some length showing
that there were many instances of un.
Just discrimination against small ship.
pers, and arguing that his measure
was intended TO correct these evils.
NJ. G. Ring attorney for the North.
western road, opposed the measure.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-03-14
DYING OF DOG BITE.
Fifteen-Year-old Boy Who Was Bitten
Cannot Live.

Cannot Live.
Pottsville, Pa, March 13.-Joseph
Kepley, aged Is years, is dying at the
Pottsville hospital of the rabies from
the results of a dog bite. Several
weeks ago he was attacked by a vi
cious bull dog. The canine tore a
great hole in his face, besides tearing
the flesh on other parts of his body.
The boy is now violent and has been
tied down, and it is necessary to
have several attendants at his bed
side constantly to keep him from in
juTing himself.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-03-14

George Noell and son, Louis voell,
left Fond du Lac for New York,
whence they viii sail for Europe,
where they will spend some time in
the interests OF n mandatory. George
Noeu expects TO return by September,
but his son may remain in the old
world several years, Their business
will carry them through various parts
OF Russia and Siberia and into the re.
mote parts OF Asia
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-03-14
FOR MRS. MAVERICK
ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO sc MADE
IN HER BEHALF.
NEW METHODS TO BE TRIED

Her Mother Still lahoripg To Secure
Her Release From British Prison
Relatives Of lmmured Woman
Look With Hope To King Edward
For Mercy.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-03-14

Mexico, They will first 20 to New Or.
leans and thence east along the coast,
Mr. Haber will visit his rice planta.
tion at st Charles, Louisiana, before
returning.