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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-20
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-04-04
MRS. EDDY'S
ANSWER FILED
GIVES HER PROPERTY TO THREE
TRUSTEES.
SUIT NOT TO BE STOPPED
Applicants for Accounting Declare
to Cheat Justice and They Will
Fight Against the Proposed Order
of Intervention.

Concord, N. H., April 5.-A motion
for leave to intervene, involving the
substitution of duly appointed trus
tees as plaintiffs in place of next
friends was the answer of Mrs.
Mary Baker G. Eddy, founder of the
Christian Science religion, made
through her counsel, in the suit
brought to compel an accounting of
her property. The motion came IS
a distinct surprise.
BY a deed Of trust Mrs. Eddy has
transferred her entire estate, with
at few minor reservations, to three
trustees, Henry NJ. Baker of Bow
Archibald Mcclellan of Boston, and
Josiah E. Fernald of Concord. These
trustees are bonded to the extent OF
100000.
1t is now claimed that Mrs. Eddy
cannot be compelled to appear III
court in connection with the pending
litigation. The trustees are empOw-
cred to prosecute and defend, for
the benefit of the state of Mrs. Eddy,
any suits at law or in equity, whether
now pending or that may afterwards
be brought with reference to any mat
ter in which she may personally be
interested. With the exception Of
Mcclellan, the trustees are not be-
levers in the Christian Science doc
trine Baker is a former congress
man, while Fernald is president of
one of the banks in this city, and mas
for several years acted as Mrs
Eddy's financial agent.
The next step in the litigation will
come when counsel for both parties
will agree upon a date for the hear
ing on the motion filed yesterday
Says It's No New Thought.
Frank S. Streeter. personal coun-
sci for -1rs. Eddy, and also counseI
for the trustees to whom Mrs. Eddy
has converted her property, yesterday
made statement in which he said:
The creation of a trust to take
charge of and care for all her prop
erty and business affairs was con
templated by Mrs. Eddy before She
had any knowledge that an equity
suit was begun or contemplated
Will Not Stop Suit.
Washington, April 3.-Former
United States Senator Chandler,
counsel for the plaintiffs in the GLOW.
er-Eddy suit, last night issued a state
ment in which he declared the new
trust for Mrs. Eddy's property lis a
trick" contrived by her 'jailors'' to
avoid possible receivership and
that the DEFENDANTS in the suit have
used her delusions and incompetency
to serve teir own selfish ends. The
new movement will not change the
regular course of the suit"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-04-04
THAW Of GREAT
HELP TO LAWYERS
ATTORNEY DELMAS DECLARES
DEFENDANT USEFUL.
EXPERTS FAIL TO AGREE
Obey Those Who Hired Them and De-
clare Thaw Sane or Insane as EN-
pIoyers' Interests Indicate-Hamii-
ton Says Defendant Is Incompetent
Investigation Nearly Over.

New York. April Sit was definite
Iy stated last night that the lunacy
commission inquiring into the mental
labOrs today and will have reported
it's conclusions to Justice Fitzgerald
before the hour set for the ThaW jury
to report in court on Thursday. Yes
terday'S session was another battle Of
the alienists, with those engaged by
the district attorney declaring Thaw
absolutely incapable of understanding
his own condition, of realizing the ma
ture of the charge against him or OF
nationally comforting with his counsel,
while those engaged by the defense
declared that Thaw throughout the
tria had acted in a rational manner,
had nationally advised his counsel in
their hearing, and fully understood ana
appreciated everything connected with
his case and trial.
After the experts had finished Del
mas took the stand, declared that
many of Thaw's suggestions were
most valuable and that he intended to
incorporate some Of the suggestions i'll
his summing-up address.
The commission decided yesterday
to admit the much discussed testi-
mOny Of Dr. Hamilton, who stated
that he made four examinations Of
Thaw the last in July, 1906. He
came to the conclusion that Thaw was
suffering from chronic delusional in
sanity or paranoia and still held to
that belief On cross-examination
Hamilton admitted that he had not
examined the defendant recently.
Dr. Austin Flint declared that Thaw
was insane from an alienists point OF
view when the homicide occurred, but
was not insane in the language of the
law. Flint gave a new touch 70 the
form Of insanity from which it is al
legged Thaw is suffering, by declaring
his former paranoiacal decisions of
persecution are rapidly changing into
"delusiOns OF granduer."
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-04-04
SHOT PROVES FATAL.
Best Dies and William Dillon, Saloon
keeper, is Charged With Murder.

Best Dies and William Dillon, Saloon
keeper, Is Charged With Murder.
Racine, Wis, April S.-An autopsy
was held upon the body of Jacob
C. Best, the young man who, it is al
legged was shot by William Dillon, by
Drs. Frank Munkwitz and Pulls of Mil
waukee, assisted by DR.. Brehm, coun-
" physician. Mr.. McNitt was present
for the defense. The physicians re-
ported that they found four perfora-
lions in the body, one of which had
been sewed up and the others not.
DR.. Robert Kitto, who operated on
Best the day he was shot, closely OBJ
served every move made, and said the
perforations he found were all sewed
up. The doctors claim that they
found two perforations in the small
intestine. The other organs of the
body were found to be in perfect con-
ditiOn, although death was caused by
gangrene's setting in from the bullet
wound. Over one hour was spent in
locating the bullet. 1t had struck the
backbone and reflected back in the
psoas muscle and into the pelvis
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-04-04

tent of the vein is yet known, but
the sides, bottom and top of the drift
are in ore.
The first assays returned recently
showed values of $1,000 to the ton.
On the 18th returns jumped to $3,492
per ton. As different bodies OF ore
were opened up the assays showed a
rising scale, running thus: Sl44,
s44160, S1,751, s1752, S1,796.50, SO ,492.
The value of s1,752 was taken from a
streak of telIurium about 80 inches
wide The expectations Of the com.
pany are that they will run into vein
of high-grade ore which will surpass
anything ever found in the district
Three other veins have been opened
but the shaft will be pushed down
another 100 feet before they are
worked
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-04-04
HOARD GONE EAST
AFTER NEW DEAN

Ex-Governor w. D. Hoard Of Fort
Atkinson, a member of the board Of
regents of the university and chair
man of the committee On college Of
agriculture, is in the east and it is
said that he is offering the place of
dean of the college of agriculture to
William NJ. Hayes, assistant secretary
of agriculture Mr.. Hoard went east
recently ostensibly to visit a son who
was sick, but it is believed that his
real mission was to secure one of the
greatest agricultural educators of the
country for the place left vacant by
the resignation of Dean w. A. Henry
of the Wisconsin university college of
agriculture. The resignation of Dean
Henry takes place June 80, with the
close of the present college year, and
the next meeting of the board of re-
gents will be held two weeks from
today. If a desirable man is found in
the next two weeks he will be elected
then. Professor R. A Moore, prOfeS
sor of agronomy at the university,
whose discoveries in the prevention
of oat and barley smut and the per
fecting of seeds have been worth mil
lions of dollars to the state, has been
mentioned for the place, but it is I'M
.derstood that he is willing to continue
to devote himself to research work,
rather than to undertake the burdens
of administration, but he is recognized
as one admirably equipped for the
place.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-04-04
$4,000 ORE GOES TO BANK.
Big Deposit of Pure Gold From West
ern Mines.

SFH Miles,
GOldfeld, New, April 3.-A wagon
load of gold quartz assaying S10,156
to the ton was conveyed from the
Florence Leasing and Mining COM
pany's ground in Goldfeld to the Sub
state Bank building and the sacks
were carried into the vaults of the
bank, where the precious stuff will be
held awaiting shipment. The ore was
taken from four-inch streak in the
big vein and the assays of samples
lshow values Of better than So a
pound.
The vein was opened at depth of
| zS5 feet several months ago and was
81 feet in length. From this shoot
they shipped 400 tons, some of the
ore running $4,000 to the ton To
| open this vein at greater depth the
shaft was sunk to the 400 level. and
exactly 100 feet below the vein it
was struck again. No idea Of the ex-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-04-04
Total Vote for Mayor.
ROGERS WINS
IN JEFFERSON

Fort Atkinson, April 3.-Charles b.
Rogers of this place, was reelected
county Judge by a plurality of ap-
proximately 400. The vote was about
as follows for the three leading can
didates:
c. B. Rogers, Fl. Atkinson, .2,40l
a. Mulberger, Watertown, ......2,04O
J. G. Conway, Watertown, ....1,290
Judge Rogers was appointed by
Governor Davidson to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Judge
George Grimm, who went to the cir
cult bench. The other candidates for
election were also candidates for the
appointment.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-04-04
BY BUSSE WHO SWEEPS CHICAGO
BY MORE THAN 5000 MAJORITY
Voters Resent Offensive Intrusion Of The
Apostle Of Unrest
TRACTION ORDINANCES ENDORSED AND STREET CAR
TROUBLES OF THE CITY ENDED

TENS and that they endorsed fully the
ordinances passed by the city council
over the veto of Mayor Dunno. More
than anything else the vote in Chica-
go means that the sentiment of ma
jority of the people in the second
largest city in the United States is
opposed to William r. Hearst and all
the isTs' he has sought to thrust up
on the community. 1t is clean vic
tory for sane, safe and conservative
institutions. The people of Chicago
have demonstrated that they are to
be trusted with the settlement of all
great questions such as have confront
ed them in this election. They have
shown that they cannot be hum
plugged. l was confident from the be-
ginning that the right would prevail
that the good sense, justice, and fair
ness Of the community would resent
in a forcible manner the outbursts of
an outsider who had his own person
al ambitions entirely in view
The President.
Washington, April 4.-When in
formed Of the election Of Busse as
mayor of Chicago President Roosevelt
made this statement:
Il am exceedingly pleased at Mr.
Busses victory. During his services
as postmaster Mr.. COrtelyOu and l
grew to feel that he possessed to a
livery marked degree administrative
ability. l believe he will make an eX-
cellent mayor of Chicago and l heart
| lily congratulate the city,
President Roosevelt also sent a tel
egram of cOngratulation to Mayor
BuSse.
Council Too.
The new mayor will have the city
| council with him but it is close, as
the makeup of this body shows 80
republicans, "a democrats and one III
dependent democrat. The vote OH
ordinances settling the street car
question was 165,846 for to 1872, 720
against.
According to the latest returns the
only democrat, outside of the alder
men elected vas John E. Traeger,
democratic candidate for treasurer
Total Vote for Mayor.
Busse, republican, ..164,S39
J
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-04-04
FIRE ENGINE BURNS.
Cedarburg Hotel and Fire Department
DESTROYED

Cedarburg, Wis, April 3.-Fire
broke out early yesterday in the local
engine house and destroyed the entire
apparatus. The flames spread TO the
Keuther house, next door, and the
large barn in the rear, and Milwaukee
was appealed to for aid. Before that
department could send an engine,
however, the bucket brigade had cen
quered tue flames. Surrounding
houses were threatened and slightly
damaged by water, but the loss will
probably not exceed $4,000, largely
covered by insurance. The fire de-
partrlent was considered one of the
best in the state for city of its size
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-04-04
Foraker a Joke.

Santa Barbara, CAL, March 31.-4I
do not believe the people of Ohio will
take Senator Foraker's presidential
seriously, nor do think
the republican party does" Former
Governor Herrick of Ohio said Satur-
day that this was ali he cared to say
about the announced hope of Foraker
to succeed Roosevelt.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-04-04
Mauchamp's Body Shipped to France

Tangier Morocco, April 3.-The
body of DR.. Mauchamp, the French
citizen who was murdered at Morocco
City recently, arrived here yesterday
from Mazagan on board the French
cruiser La Lande. 1t was received
here by French Minister Regnault and
representatives of the Moorish gov
eminent and foreign legations. After
a speech by Regnault the remains
wre reembarked for transportation to
Marseslles on a passenger ship. The
half mast and a salute was fired dur
Ing the trans-shipment.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-04-04
PLOT AGAINST KING.
Charles of Roumania and His GOV
eminent AssaiIed.

Berlin, April "a dispatch to the
Tageblatt from ChernOWitz. Austria
Hungary, not far from the Roumanian
frontier, says intelligence has been
received from Bucharest to the effect
that a plot has been discovered al
the Roumanian capital against King
Charles and his government. Buchar
est, it is added, is in state of great
excitement peasants are not perl',it
ted to enter the capital and numerous
arrests have been made.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-04-04
WAUkESHA COUNTY.
Senator Merton Stronq at Home.

Waukesha-For supreme court judge
15 precincts out Of 80 in the county
give Marshall 1,215, Scudder 627,
The city of Waukesha gives Marshall
494, Scudder 294. For judge of the
18th circuit Frame received $50,
Lueck 9S, Merton 739, O'Meara 81. The
indications are that Marshall will
carry the county by at least 1900,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-04-04
WOOD COUNTY.
Marshall Ahead 500.

Grand Raplds-Justice Marshall
carried Wood county by about 500 ma
jority He ran ahead of Scudder
three to one in this city.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-04-04

Harry H. Schwartz of South Dakota
was appointed chief of the special
field service division of the general
land Office.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-04-04
THREE CHILDREN PERISH.
Left at Home and Fire Breaks

Grand Forks, N D., April 3.-Dur-
ing the temporary absence of Mrs
Herbert Henderson from her home
in Langdon, fire broke out and suf-
located her three children-Jeanette
aged 4, Sunnie, 3. and the baby, Is
months Old
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-04-04

mayor, by about 700. Dan Witzel,
democrat was reelected city clerk
and R. A. Sprink, democrat, city
treasurer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-04-04
PIERCE COUNTY.

Nearly Unanimous for Marshall.
River Falls-The city of River
+ alls gives Marshall 500, Scudder 20
The town of River rails, Marshall So,
ocudder -. The county will give
Marshall a big majority.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-04-04
PRICE COUNTY,.
Marshall by 600.

Phillips-Four precincts heard
from in Price county. The estimate
is 600 majority for Marshall in the
county
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-04-04

county gave Justice Marshall about
500 majority over Scudder.
MARINETTE COUNTY.
At scudder's Home.
acknowledgements reuurnS from
the city indicate majority of 831 for
Scudder for justice and a majority of
79T for Hastings for judge of the cir
cult court.
MONROE COUNTY.
For Marshall Big.
SDarta-Sparta city gives Marshall
AS, Scudder 1909; county superintend-
ent nancy 491, Robertson, 241. Lii
cense carried by 161. Independent
candidate for alderman won.
OUTAGAMIE COUNTY.
Ryan Chosen Judge.
Appleton-Thomas H. Ryan was
elected municipal judge over J. Elmer
Lehr by 1000 majority. Marshall car
lies Outagamie county by 900.
oCoNTO COUNTY.
Easy for Hastings.
Oconto Falls-Scudder 55, Marshall
46; for circuit judge, Hastings 143,
Calkins 46.
PIERCE COUNTY.
Nearly Unanimous for Marshall.
River Falls-The city of River
r alls gives Marshall 500, Scudder 20
The town of River rails, Marshall So,
ocudder 10. The county will give
Marshall a big majority.
PRICE COUNTY.
Marshall by 600.
PhillipS-Four precincts heard
from in Price county. The estimate
is 600 majority for Marshall in the
county.
PORTAGE COUNTY.
Goes Well for Marshall
Stevens Point-CompIete retulns
from Stevens Point gives Marshall
56S, Scudder 279. The county will
give Marshall a proportional majority.
RACINE COUNTY.
Racine Was Republican.
Racine-Alex. J. Horlick, republi-
can, was elected mayor by Ala plural
ity. The remainder of the republi-
can ticket went through by larger
pluralit1es. Municipal ownership of
the waterworks was favored by a
large majority The republicans
elected three aldermen, democrats
two, with one a tie The new cOun-
Gil is republican.
HIGHLAND COUNTY.
The Center for License.
Richland Center-Marshall carried
RicEland county by 1000 majority.
RichIand Center voted to continue to
license saloons, by a majority of H.
ROCK COUNTY.
Marshall Way Ahead.
ansville-Marshall Sc, Scudder
I24 superintendent of schools in first
district, Frank B. Green SO, Charles
Hemingway 155.
Four to One for Marshall.
Baraboo-MarshaII will receive
about four votes to ScUdders one.
R. B. Griggs, bipartisan, defeated
Charles WHO, republican, for super
visor to succeed John NJ. True, not
candidate. Republican aldermen
and supervisors were elected.
Spring Green.
Spring Green village-MarshalI IS,
ocudder Is; in the town Marshall 80,
Scudder 10. The local caucus ticket
was elected
sHEBOYGAN COUNTY.
Up the Lakeshore.
Sheboygan Falls-The local cleo
ton had no politica significance
Louis A. Weisse, democrat, wae
elected president of the village by
one majority. For justice, Marshall
112, Scudder 81
TREMPEALEAU COUNTY.
Arcadia o. K.
Arcadia-Arcadia, town and village,
give Marshall 248, Scudder 60.
TAYLOR COUNTY.
Where Scudder Scores.
Medford-The city of Medford gave
Scudder 1T, Marshall 76. The coun-
ty at large will give Scudder 875, Mar
shall 525.
WALWoRTH COUNTY.
DeIavan for Saloons.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-04-04
FOND Du LAC COUNTY.
Fitzgerald the Victor.

Fond du Lac-Marshall ran ahead of
Scudder by so per cent The leading
local fight was for comptroller; wen by
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-04-04
f. B. Fitzgerald, democrat.
George Watson, by las votes.
GREEN LAKE COUNTY.
Berlin Goes Democratic

SnGEN LANE SoCN T..
Berlin Goes Democratic.
Berlin-Marshall received rs ma
jority. The city went democratic.
IOWA COUNTY.
No License.
Barneveld-No license carried By
five majority
At Palmyra.
Palmyra-Marshall 40. Scudder p
for county Judge, Mullberger 134,, Rog
ers SO, Conway As, Bucheit 80, Porter
.21; Otto Schneider was elected presi
dent OF the village by 80. For super
intendent Of schools Thorn got I27
Viebabn 90.
Rogers Wins.
Jefferson-Marshall 179, Scuddel
"a. For county Judge, Bucheit lot
Conway 126, Mullberger 103, Rogers
1S9, Porter 81. Rogers probably ha:
carried the county. He is republican
and was appointed county judge b!
Governor Davidson.
LA FAYETTE COUNTY.
Heavy for Marshall.
Darlington-La Fayette county CAV,
Justice Marshall about 700 majorit.
over Scudder A light vote was cast
MANITOWoC COUNTY.
Manitowoc-A democratic mayor
Charles Groffman, was elected her,
succeeding q socialist, Henry Stole
The latter is now the incumbent. TIL,
republicans had no candidate. TIL
county gave Justice Marshall abou
500 majority over Scudder.
MARINETTE COUNTY.
At scudder's Home.
Marinette-CompIeUe retulns from
| the city indicate majority of 831 TO
Gcudder for justice and a majority o
| 79T for Hastings for judge of the Gil
cult court