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Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-05-16

Pain caused by boils. burns. cuts.
scalds and skin diseases is promptly
relieved by De Wits Carbolized
Witch Hazel Salve. Good for piles.
Sold boy j. II Orme.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-05-16

Mrs. G. :. Num- arrived IN Ma
rion Friday night May g. from far
of Denver. She alighted from the
train in q rain while the thermome.
ter sank lower and lower She ap-
peared at the door Of the car closely
followed by a representative of the
huor spar interests, rosy checked and
smiling despite a sappy condition Of
the eyes. Quite a crowd of Marion
people were at the depot to meet
her They were one aud all very
profuse in their apologies for the
weather. Miss Lem looks better
than she ever looked For confma-
ton we refer By permission to Mary
Cofield
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-05-16

pounding this query lis this last
winter or next winter
Tom Cochran gave it up, Tom
Yandell passed and so on down the
street until he struck Dick Picken.
Mr.. PIckens said, Why Obay,
that is easy, 1t is neither last win
ter or next winter, it is this winter.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30
TAKES FAVORABLE ACTION
ON INSURANCE BILLS

Lansing. Mica, May 29.-The lower
house Of the Legislature yesterday
adopted 10 of he Is insurance bills
drafted at last summers Chicago con,
ference of goyTnors, attorneys gen
eral and state insurance commission
ers. The bills passed prohibit po-
litical contributions by life insurance
companies; prohibit the misrepreseL-
tat;On of termsOr benefits Of policies
prohibit salaries % the excess OF So
600 per year mIess authorized by a
vote Of the directors, and limit salary
contracts to ore year; make sCliCt-
tor the agent c the company and no
of tIe ASSURED; require itemized
vouchers for di bursements above $10C
and provide that all contracts Of anal
gamatiOn or reinsurance between fra
ternaI beneficiary societies shah first
be approved bya commission compri.i-
ing the governr, attorney general and
insurance commissioner.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30
FILE BRIEFS IN EDDY CASE.
Attorneys Supply Judge With Their
Citations.


Concord, Y. H., May 29-Tn accord
ance with the directions Of Judge
Chamberlain Of the superior court, eli
tations were filed yesterday by coun-
sci for the plaintiffs and counsel for
the trustees Of Mrs. Mary Baker G..
Eddy in the superior court proceed
ings with regard TO the motion of the
trustees for permission to intervene
and be substituted as plaintiffs in the
original suit to secure an accounting
of Mrs. Eddy's property
Counsel for the plaintiffs, William
2. Chandler and Messrs. Martin and
Howe, filed the citations in due form.
Later in the lay Frank S. Streeter,
counsel for the trustees, filed his C
tation in the form Of a brief, which
concludes as follows:
The representatives and friends Of
Mrs. Eddy respectfully pray that the
chancellor who by these proceedings
is charged with the protection of her
personal and property right, shall eX-
ercise his own conscience, whether
the protection of Mrs. Eddy's person
az or property right, whether her inter
ests, whether her health and her
peace of mind are being promoted by
these proceedings, and having regard
for the Importance OF the fundamental
ghts of the citizen here presented,
that such orders and DEGREES may be
made as justice may require"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30
MRS. CLARK GETS
OUT OF HOSPITAL
MOTHER OF BLACK TWINS IS
SPIRITED AWAY.
LEAVES SURVIVING CHILD
Woman Who Secreted Babies in
Trunk Assisted in Avoiding Arrest
for lnfanticide-N Warrant Is
sued-May Return to Madison
Child Goes to FoundIing's Home.

Rockford May 29,-With assistance
offered by a philanthropic woman of
Rockford, Mrs. Ruby Clark, whom the
coroner's inquest recommended to be
held to the grand jury on the charge
of infanticide, was yesterday after
noon enabled to escape from the hos
pital and make her way to relatives
in Wisconsin About o'clock a large
touring car was stopped at the hos
pital and from it stepped a woman
who asked to see Mrs. Clark. A heavy
veil was produced and with her feat
ures hidden by this, Mrs. Clark was
directed to the auto and hurried away
to the train to leave for Wisconsin.
The authorities were not informed Of
the disappearance of the woman until
the train had crossed the Wisconsin
line. No warrant has been issued for
Mrs. Clark, this proceeding being de-
ferred until she had recovered from
the awful experience through which
Rockford from Madison several months
and shortly afterward gave birth
to cOlOred twins, which she endeav-
ored to conceal in a trunk. When dis
covered one child was dead and the
other living. Now that the mother
has deserted it, the living child will
be sent to a foUndlngs home.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30

New York, May 29.-Fifteen cases
asking in the aggregate for $25O,O
damages for personal injuries and
deaths caused oy the IroQuois theater
fire in Chicago were dismissed yester-
day by Judge Hough in the United
States circuit court ON motion OF
Lawyer David Gerber, counsel TO-.
klaw and Erlanger, defendants There
yet remain % similar cases. none Of
which, however, have been placed II
the calendars OF the fedora. courts
for trial 1t is expected. according
to the lawyers, that these cases will
De reached for trial at the October
term.
A great number of damage eases
were instituted against Klaw and II
hanger as the owners of a play APP
pearing in the lroquois, and as the
owners of the tneater Quite a mum
Der were tried in Chicago, but the
courts there failed to hold the New
York theatrical firm legally response
BILE and verdicts in their favor were
returned. Forty-fOur damage suits
against the same defendants were
then filed in the federal court here
and slated for trial Notwithstanding
the fact that all interested parties
except the defendants and all wit
nosses resided in Chicago. Adjourn
ments were had from time to time
and recently asked again upon Tie
ground that Attorney Henry Yonge
the plaintiffs lawyer, was very i'll and
his associate Clarence II. barrow.
was at present engaged with the Hay
wood Meyer cases in Boise, Idaho
Judge Hough Yesterday declined fur
Their delays and ordered the cases ais
missed when counsel for the plaintiff
announced that they were not ready
to proceed
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30

cause, he said, that such methods of
hunting RABBITS were cruel and inhu-
man. Ties desired to have tn
amendment adopted so that owners
could more effectively exterTninate
the pest by calling in the assistance
of neighbors owning ferrets.
The Clausen county option bill was
killed without the faintest sign of
even a death struggle. Nobody
spoke for or against the bill when it
came up for engrossment and As
semblyman Potter moved to indefinite
~ postpone the measure
More earnest consideration is be-
ing given now TO measures which aim
to bring the session to d close. As
semblyman Turner offered q joint
resolution to call all bills in from The
committees by June 6. This is not
to prevent committees from taking I'D
measures, however, which come from
the other branch Of the legislature.
A resolution was adopted to adjourn
Wednesday until Monday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30
CUMMIhS OUT
FOR THE SENATE

Des Moines, May 29-it was an
nounccd definitely yesterday that
Governor Cummins would be a candi.
date for the United States senate
subject to the endorsement Of the re
pubicans at the next years primary
election under the recently enacted
primary law. It has been rumOred
that be would seek the seat in the
senate, bGt no definite announcement
was made until yesterday. Senator
William B. Allison is the senator dt~
rectly affected. Senator DOlliyer hav-
ing been reelected by the last legisla~
ture. Under the primary law, Govern
or Cummins name will go on the pri~
mary ballot in 1908 and the people
viii be given an opportunity to eX
press their preference, for the guild
ance Of the next Legislature, which in
1909 will elect a successor to Senator
Allison Whether Allison will also be
candidate is not now definitely
known, although the general under
standing has been that he would be
Governor Cummins' announcement
NAV mean the precipitation of an
other fight such as was waged among
the republicans in Iowa last year.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30
ARGUE ANNUAL
ACCOM- TING BILL
ANOTHER HEARING BEFORE
INSURANCE COMMITTEE.
New York Life Representative Saws
Apportolmen. OF Surplus Would
Cost $4,000 for Extra Clerk Hire
Secretly of State Frear Urges
Adolf hing Proxies.
Mad son, May 20.

The join. committee of the senate
and assembly heard arguments On
The bill to compel an annual account
ing Of dividends on all deferred uivi-
dend policies now in force in this
state and On the bill to abolish voting
proxies in. the election Of directors
of WiscOnin companies.
According to the statement of Ed
ward OBWan of Chicago, who ap-
peared as the representative of the
New YOrE life. the passage of the
annual accounting bill will effect the
distribution OF about $200O00,00O of
surplus n5w he'd by the large New
York companies. Mr.. O'Brya IS
statement was to the effect that #
an accounting was required in Wis
consin, the companies would have TO
give such an accounting to policy
holders il other states. Mr.. O'Bryan
also objected to the trouble and
expense, saying that in apportioning
the dividends on the 100000 policies
would mean an expense of 100000
to pay for the extra clerk hire.
The committee has closed the hear
ing on this bill, and while no vote has
been taken as to whether it shall be
recommended for passage, it is
learned through what appear to be
reliable channels, that the bill will
be recommended for passage early
next week, if not this morning.
Judge Moves, counsel for the
Northwestern Mutual Life of Milwau-
kee, Offered a substitute for the bill
abolishi1g the voting of proxies III
the election of directors OF Wisconsin
companies. His substitute provides
that the voting on directors may be
done by mail as the original bill pre-
vides, hut permits the voting OF
proxies and increases the number OF
pOrXies that one man may vote from
100 to 500. 1t also requires that a
man to be elected a director must
be the holder of a $4,000 policy In
the company, or insured to that
amount
Secretary of State Frear contended
thai the management Of the North.
western, through proxies, was able
to absolutely control the elections
and TO retain itself in power. He
quoted former Insurance Commits
sioner w. A Fricke, and Zeno NJ.
Host and Messrs. Armstrong and
of New York, all in favor of
the abolishing Of proxies
Speaker EkeTn commended that the
substitute offered by Judge Noyes
would not do away with the activity
Of agents in gathering proxies, which
after al was one of the great evils
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30
WAGE INCREASE GENERAL.
Hundreds OF Thousands of Workmen
Are Affected.

F7GHCfeuS OF lnCNS90OS OF WOFkFnSn
Are Affected.
Boston, May - The upward move
ment IN the wages of the New Ems.
land cotton mill operatives, Of whom
there are nearly 100000. has become
general, and it is expected that with
in the next few days further notices
Of advance will be posted. Up ID
last night mill officials employing 49,
OUO persons have announced an ad-
vance, In southern New England
and western Massachusetts a raise Of
about 10 per cent. was given to S..
600 operatives Monday.
Yesterday the Amoskeag corporation
of this city, the largest cotton concern
in the world, employing $4,000 hands,
posted notices in all it's mills in Man
chester, n. H, that wages will be ad-
yanced five per cent next Monday.
Similar action has been taken by
other companies of Nashua, employing
nearly $4,000 hands.
The wage increases thus far an
nOunCed will necessitale an additional
outlay of $l25,O0O weekly.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30

ceived a lieytenants commission.
Shortly after tie close of the war he
was married al Pine Bluff, Ark, to
Miss Anna E. Womack, who died
about twenty-bur years ago. Mr..
Golf resided al. Eau Cla re for many
years, later returning to Vernon to
care for his parents during their de-
clining years. He had made his
home here with his son for number
Of years.
Mr.. Golf wa. member of the
county board rom Vernon in 1892,
when the PROPOSITION to build the
new courthouse was being considered
by the board At meeting when he
was absent the question was voted
on, resulting il a e vote. He came
from his home in Vernon and broke
the deadlock ~ voting in favor of
building, anC has since been ac
corded the tife of rather Of the
courthouse" Ee was a member Of
Gushing post. , A. r.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30
PRESIDENT ON
HIS TRIP WEST

Washington. May 29.-Presideni
Roosevelt left here last night Tor his
trip west, to b absent from Wash
ngton until Saturday. Today the
president is to attend Mrs McKln-
Ieys funeral at Canton; Memorial
day he is IL speak at the unveiling
of Genera Law Ions statue at In
dlanapolis. and Friday he is to nd
dress the michigan legis allure at the
capitol building at Lansing, briefly in
the morning, and in the afternoon Is
to speak to the students Of the ag-
ricultural college there. Following
lne exercises at the college there is
to be a reception at the railroad sta
ton Of a delegation from associate
Harvard cubs, after which the pres
ident leaves for Washington. The
presidents original program at Ian
sing contemplated only an address
to students, but upon the urgent IN
vitation of. those interested he con
sentadto make an address at the
capitol
The president was accompanied hy
Secretaries Root, Garfield and VIII
son. Secretary Loeb. Herman II
Kohlsaat of Chicago. Surgeon General
and Mrs Rixay and Assistant Secre-
tary Latta. The members Of the can
met and Mr. Kohlsaat are going only
as far as Canton to attend Mrs. nc
Kinley's funera', after which they
will return to Washington. The re
mainder of the party will continue
with the president through the entire
trir At Lansing they VIII be joined
by clifford rinchot. chief forester.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30

ciple of home rule that but one course
was open to him. This was his basic
objection, but the mayor adds.
Under given conditions when party
feeling is intense and the presidency
and governorship or legislature is at
stake ii will be used to influence, co
cree and to secure money with which
to corrup the electorate.
With the general principles of this
bin am in accord but l never will
give my approval to a measure that
places in the hands OF a single polit-
zeal party such tremendous and linn
itless power"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30
MURDERER OF SWEETHEART
TO DIEM ELECTRIC CAAIF

Cleveland, O. May pa verdict Of
murder in the first degree was re-
turned yesterday afternoon by jury
in the case o. John SalOy, charged
with numbering his sweetheart, Varnia
Vargo, Is year old. Saloy will be
sentenced to the electric chair. Sa1oy
shot the girl one evening after he
had called at hr home and summoned
her to the dool she having repulsed
his advances.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30
Killed " etlnnn Pullar.

Delavan, Wis, May 29.--Adelbert
P. Wilkins, president and manager
of the Hhoenix Nursery Co, was
k He'd while assisting pulling stumps
at the nursery. The clevis pin be-
came loose in the evener and the
sweep that acts as a lever sprung
back with great force and struck Mr..
wilkins in the forehead, crushing
his skull. He was taken to his home
where he died thirty minutes later.
Deceased was 81 years Of age and
leaves a vie and one daughter.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30
TO CALL STEVE ADAMS,

State Wants Him for Witness but He
May Refuse.
Boise, Idaho, May 29.-None of the
talesmen of the third special venir2
ordered in the Steunenberg case was
summond yesterday, but the sheriff
expects to have them in court by Fri
day morning.
Counsel on both sides were in con
ference yesterday on work connected
with the further examinat on of juc
ors and the actual trial of the case
The state has decided to call Steve
Adams as a witness but the expecta-
ton now is that he will refuse to
testify.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30
SAVE RUFF AS
STAR WITNESS

San Francisco, May 29.-Today is
the day set for the sentencing of
Abraham Ruef on the charge to which
he pleaded guilty two weeks ago, of
extorting slips from the proprietor
of Delmonico's restaurant on a threat
to prevent the renewal of the liquor
passed at this time Ruef will ap-
pear, the prosecution viii move post
ponement of sentencing and Judge
Dunno will acquiesce. The prosecu-
ton prefers to delay Ruefs punish
ment until after lie has appeared as
witness against the public service cor
poration officials, the mayor and
others now Under indictment
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30
DON'T LIKE UTILITIES BILL.
Says It's Destructive of Principle of
Home Rule.

New York, May 29.-Late yesterday
Mayor Mcclellan recorded his official
disapproval Of the Bsblic utilities bin,
which he sent back to the legislature
where, it is expected, it will be re
passed without the mayors signature.
In a memorandum accompanying
the measure the mayor explains that
while he is in accord with the general
principles embodied in the bill, it is
as whole so destructive Of the prin-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30
France viii Not Interpose.

Paris, Nay 29.-The report that
France is opposing the American &C
QUESTION Of the Danist West Indies is
authoritatively denied. The foreign
office saws it has no knowledge of the
resumption of negotiations on the sub
iect, but that if true France has No
intention of interpos1ng-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30
German Liner Aground.

New York, May 29-The North
German Lloyd steamship Kaiser Will
helm Der Crosse, inbound. ran
aground on the west edge of the main
ship channel last night. She is rest
ing easy and in no danger.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30
PAY HOMAGE TO
WOMAN THEY LOVED
THOUSANDS VIEW REMAINS OF
MRS. M'KlNLEY.
SERVICES ARE TO BE BRIEF
Hymns Sung at Funeral of Martyred
President viii Be Rendered.
That of the FamiIy-vIce President
Fairbanks Arrives at Canton.

Canton, o., May 2Y.--BanKed with
flowers on every side whose frag.
rance filled not oniy the room IN
which the body Of Mrs. Mckinley lay,
but the entire house and was WaflcI
as an incense to the throng of people
waiting in line to enter the residence
the casket, was passed by thousands
Of persons yesterday afternoon Can
ton ans paid their tribute in the best
way they could since by request it had
been denied them the privilege of any
funeral decorations in the city or
any general municipal participation III
the ceremonies. 1t is estimated that
5000 people passed through the Nc
kinney home yesterday afternoon. Foo
three hours the aged, some Of whom
had known Mrs. Mckinley from child
mood, the middle aged and a throng
of school children paid silent but sor-
roWful tribute to the woman they
loved. Mothers carrying babies in
their arms waited two hours in line
for their turn to pass through the
house. The casket rests in the room
and in the same place where the body
of President Mckinley was placed
while in the family home
Hanging on the walls in the roo n
where the body IS repOsing are photo
graphs of President Mckinley, Senator
Hanna and framed documents q
ceived by the president during his il
mstriCus career.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30
Pretender chases suItan,s Troops.

Madrid, May 29.-Dispatches re
ceived from Melilla, Morocco. say reb-
els under the command of the pre-
tender recently attacked and after a
severe battle roEted the sultan
troops with great loss. The latter
are said to be in full retreat with the
pretender'h forces in pursuit
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30
APPROVES
TAX ON INCOMES
FAVORS AMENDMENT OF THE
CONSTITUTION
CAPITOL BILL Is PASSED
Appropriation Measure Sent to the
Acknowledgements HudnaIl Fails
to Establish the Policy That Legis-
latiVe Investigators Shall Serve
Without Pay.
Mad son, May 20.

Mad son, May 20.
The senate adopted the Husting
joint resolution providing for a con-
stitutiOnal amendment so as to autu lr-
ize the legislature TO enact an income
tax law The Bird resolution to de.
| clare the policy of the state with ref
| eranCe to wafer powers, was on the
! calendar for killing, but was sent back
to the judiciary committee.
Discussion arose over the Stewart
resolution to have a legislative com.
mtttee to investigate alleged lumber
pools or trusts, Senator Hudnall urg-
ing an amendment making it clear
that the members serving on the com
mittee shall have no pay. He did so
because, he said two years ago two
legislative committees had been APP
pointed to investigate the university
and the business of life insurance com
DanieS ana this legislature is con
frOnted with iemand by the invcs-
tigatOrs for pay in the sum of more
than $4,000, Notwithstanding the
clear understanding of two years ago
1Ile'1 Ili0 lii'i,,oel9 u 'le Coilllnl''S '<''
'Ao''iu SCI We ioi Ciiei1 "0'""I 0Apeli0es
ny 10 Sii,ili'7il' was oppoSG"
- N0oii''oi ''ii00li IL anu II 10 'lilS 10
worthy of his hire and declared that
# the work is desired to be well done
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30
CANNON AT OLD HOME.
Visits Place of His Birth in North
Carolina.

Carolina.
Greensboro, n. c., May 29-Speaker
.Toseph G.. Cannon Of the national
house Of representatives arrived here
yesterday. He was met at the depot
by reception committee from this
city and from Guilford college. In
company with friends and relatives
he visited the place of his birth. seven
miles from the city, and also the Gull
ford battle ground.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30
DEATH OF WALLACE GoFF.
Known in Waukesha as "Father OF
the Courthouse"

Waukesha. Wis, May 29.-Wa1ace
Golf, aged 90, a pioneer of the county.
prominent veteran and Familiarity
known as the father of the court
house" died Monday night after an
illness of several years. Mr.. Golf
was born n New York He was the
son Of Amos Golf, a pioneer of the
county. who settled in the town of
Vernon in 1914 When the civil war
broke out he enlisted in the twenty
eighth Wisconsin regiment and re