Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-09-28

A suit wherein B. B. Reagan, L.
A. Mckee, John Schwab, j. S.
Benson, R. E. Rudy, j. G. Paul
lus, P. G.. Carly, G.. D. Marks, Gus.
Kaesmacher, Geo. Steel and w. T.
Gay are plaintiffs, and the County
Court of Iron County, Missouri,
William H. Buford, Warren G..
johnson and Marion Lewis, as
judges of said County Court, J. N.
Lewis as treasurer of Iron County,
and the Iron County Bank, a bank
ing corporation, defendants, was
filed in the Circuit Court Thursday
of last week. The suit grows out
Of the selection of a county de-
pository for the public money by
the County Court last May. The
petitioners allege that the action
of the County Court in that con-
nection was unlawful, and they
seek to have same set saide and
have the Court again advertise for
bids from the banks. A temper
ary injunction is asked for to re-
strain the county treasurer from
depositing any more of the county
money with the Iron County Bank.
The bond of the Iron County Bank
for $50, 000-as county depository
is declared insufficient and various
other charges and allegations are
made. The matter will come up
for hearing at the October term of
the, Circuit Court. Geo. D. Rey-
nolds of st. Louis, and Adrain
Steel of Ironton, are attorneys for
the plaintiffs.
Bill Dooley, the insane feudist
and murderer, who made his es-
cape from the asylum at Farming
ton Wednesday of last week, was
recaptured about one mile north
of Brule, fifteen miles from this
city, Saturday afternoon. Dooley
made his appearance at Brule
Saturday morning, having spent
the night in a barn belonging tc
T. L. Stewart, a farmer there, who
saw Dooley starting away, leav-
ing behind him a horse he had
evidently ridden there the night
before. Dooley said he didn't
want the horse, or something OIL
the kind, and started west. He
was recognized as the missing
feudist and the authorities a
Pennington we're at once tele.
phoned. They in turn telephonee
Sheriff Marshall here, and he be.
ing in the south end of the county
on official business, County Clerl
lO'Neal and Circuit Clerk Hawkins
got a rig and at once started aftel
the fugitive. They came up with
him about one mile beyond Brule
two boys having him in charge
and bringing him this way. Doc.
ley offered no resistance and wal
docile as could be. He was bare
footed and was scantily clad. He
talked very unintelligibly ant
could give no account of what hao
happened in the three days'he hat
been at liberty, nor could he tel
where he had gotten the horse HI
was riding the night before. HI
was brought to Ironton Saturda,
evening and that night Sheriff
Marshall and Mr.. O'Neal took hin
to Pennington.
The following appeared in las
Saturdays Globe Democrat, tele
graphed from Monre City, Mo.
"George w. Raney, Of Monro,
City, and Mrs. Virginia 9. James
Of st. Louis, are announced t.
marry on Tuesday, October 18th
Mr.. Raney is a young man Of ex
emplary habits, is Of limitet
means, and for a number Of year
has filled a clerkship in a leading
drug store in this city. The bride
elect has been married three time
and is SO years Of age. Her las
husband was the late Rev. James
who was the rector of the Episco
| pal church at Ironton, Mo-, durinl
his last illness. Mrs. James a
, present resides in Ironton, bu
, spends considerable Of her time il
st. Louis. She is rephted to b
, very wealthy, having large rea
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