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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-09-30
Clothes and the Artist.

A now eminent English artists first
chance in life came when a certain
noble lord invited him down to his
country mansion to paint a view of the
house. When he arrived the door was
opened to him by the butler. 81 am
Mr.. So-and-so," said the artist, who
was emphatically bohemian in his ap-
parel. Il have come down to paint the
house" The butler surveyed the Wis
itor's shabby clothes for an instant.
That's strange" he remarked. His
lordship amt said anythink to me
about 'aving the 'ouse done hupw
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-09-30
How to Avoid Appendicitis.

Most victims of appendicitis are
those who are habitually constipated.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
chronic constipation by stimulating
the liver and bowels. and restores the
natural action of the bowels. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nause-
ate or grippe and is mild and pleasant
to take. Refuse substitutes. Engbert-
sons Pharmacy. I'm
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-09-30
Notice of APPOINTMENT.

Notice OF the appointment of an admin
stra Of the estate of Mary Tully, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber
has been duly appointed administrative of the
estate of
MICHAEL O'LAUGHLIN,
Winneshiek. state of Iowa. deceased, intestate.
and has taken upon herself that trust by CIV
ing bonds as the law directs. All persons hav-
ing demands upon the estate of the said
deceased are required to exhibit the same;
and persons indebted TO the said estate are
called upon TO make payment to
IDA O'LAUGHLIN,
Administrators
Dated at DEBORAH. Iowa. Sept. 90S
1914 4 a. Harmon, Attorney.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-09-30
One View of the Kiss.

The olfactory kiss is Monaghan. The
nutritive affair is European. The Mon
golian kiss is with the nose. The Eu-
ropean kiss is with the mouth.
The Mongolian kiss indicates that
the party shifted would be an agree
able prey. The European variety indi-
Gates that the party embraced would
make delectable meal.
They are but the different forms Of
the same instinct Of preservation-the
give and take Of wild beasts.-Ex-
change
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-09-30
Lame Back.

This is an ailment for which Cham
berlain's Pain Balm has proven espe-
cislly valuable. In almost every in
stance it affords prompt and perman-
emit relief. Mr.. Luke LAGRANGE, of
Orange, Mich, says of it: After
using a plaster and other remedies for
three weeks for a bad lame back. /
purchased bottle of Chamberlain S
Pain Balm. and two applications
effected a cure For sale by Eng.
bertson S Pharmacy. I'm
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-09-30
Art of the Superior Smile.

The superior smile is a useful accom-
plishment for any young man. 1t is
much in vogue at the universities.
where it may be studied at it's best on
young Don. Many men who learn
nothing else at the universities learn
this art and find it uncommonly useful
in after life. 1t Is an excellent cover
for naked mind and should be sought
after by parliamentary candidates.
Oxford Varsity.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-09-30
Average Time to Cure
No Knive Blood or Pain

You will be surprised how quickly and
easily these cures are possible when you be-
come fully Informed concerning our new
methods.
To enable you to test the merits Of our
cures, we offer one weeks treatment FREE.
including medicine, IL you write now for q ates
with any OF our doctors. Private Sanitarium
and Museum of Anatomy In connection.
Write today 10
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-09-30

'Is the pen really mightier than the
swordi"
"Sure. No sword can earn 81 per
clank. Washington Herald.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-13
BANKS LOSS, S1,25O,OOO.
Bail of Cashier of allegheny Ma
tionaI Increased to SIOO,OOO.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.

BY Telegraph to The Tribune y
Pittsburg May 12-On being informed official
ly by National Bank Examiner William L. Folds
that the defaCations of Cashier William Mont
gomery of the Allegheny National Bank would
reach at least 81 1,250,O00, George Tener bonds
man. this afternoon issued bonds and bail
piece for Montgomery and had him delivered up
to the United States marshal Tener was on
Montgomery's bond for $4,000, and it has been
nofsed about that Montgomery had publicly an
nounced that he would commit suicide.
The United States authorities decided to in
the bail to 100000. and after Montsom-
cry had been "sweated' for four hours and made
signed confession of how he had looted the
bank, Tener again signed his bond for $4,000
and r. r. Quay. son of former United States
Senator Quay. also went bond for $4,000
thus freeing Montgomery
Montgomery was forced to give over all his
bank stock to the directors to-day. His Tono-
pah extension stock given up yesterday
and, dumped on the market here. caused small
Slump
New-York tribune., 1908-05-13

created by the death Of Senator s. P. Franchot.
a Republican. An unusual feature Of the brief
but active campaign that preceded the election
was the obIiteratiOn of party lines. the real
issue being the anti gambling attitude assumed
by Governor Hughes The newly elected Sem
ator will have seat in the present extra ses-
sion of the Legislature. and he IS expected 70
act with the friends Of the Governor when
other attempt is made to pass the racing bills.
which would prohibit public betting at the race
tracks in the state These bills failed Of pas
sage at the regular session by tie vote This
vote was taken some time after the death of
Senator Franchot and it expected that the
stand taken by his successor would determine
the fate of the bills at the extra session.
Early in the campaign the Republican candi-
date was committed TO the support of the Cow
ernor while Mcmahon was generally understood
to hold views in opposition to those Of Mr.
Hughes on the matter of racing. Accordingly.
the outcome to-day is claimed a victory for
the anti-gambIing policy of the Governor. While
this is true in sense the expression at the polls
cannot he regarded purely in the light of gam
bling issue. Another factor in the fight was the
objection expressed chiefly throughout the farm
ing communities TO the special election. The
election involved considerable expense and it
was frequently threatened that many who
thought this expense unjustiied would vote
against the Republican candidate without regard
TO their sentiment gambling The returns
show that the light vote was due to a great ex-
tent to the failure of the farmers 20 go to the
polls In 1906 Franchot poled 11946 votes. and
FIuhrer. Democrat. f044
From party point of view. NCMahon ma1s
heavy gains in Niagara County. He carried his
home city of Niagara Falls by 49S. A normal
Democratic vote. and in LockpOrt received a
ma iority Of 5S2 a decided gain He carried
Niagara County by 599 The country vote was
not poIIed 10 nearly its full strength Similar
conditions existed in Orleans County SO far as
the country vote was concerned. except in thoss
districts where the issue had been made the
subject of Sunday sermons in the churches "a
orleans County. however. the normal Repuo-
fican plurality was held proportionately
In the few days preceding the election Cow
ernor Hughes made speaking tour Of the dis
trfct accompanied by Wallace. The Governor
addressed several mass meetings in the interests
of the Republican candidates. and other meet
ings were held at which demonstrations in sup
mort OF Wallace were made The Prohibition
vote was an inconsderable factor. totallins
about three hundred. The Prohibition cand-
date. Hartman. during the campaign announced
that he would be satisfied if the ProhibitiO2ists
voted for Wallace. The election throughout the
district passed OFF quietly. and the of voting
machines in many instances made the early de-
termination of the contest possible
New-York tribune., 1908-05-13
TWO SEIZURES OFF CUBA
ReUenue Cutter Fires Shot Into
Tortoise Fishing Schooner.

Havana. May 12.-The schooneTs Emma Smith
and General. carrying crews Of twenty and
seventeen men respectively. have been seized
for engaging in tortoise fishing among the keys
south of the Isle OF Pines. The Emma Smith
was anchored and readily captured, but the
General tried to escape and not stopped
until revenue cutter shot her amidships, after
firing three shots across her bows.
The two schooners hail from Nassau. and
aboard of them was found all the paraphernalia
for tortoise fishing Hundreds of pounds of
tortoise shell also was discovered. 1t in
this locality that the British schooner Exceed.
with a crew of twenty-one men, was captured
a few days ago.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-13
NEW WAY TO SAVE THE DROWNING.
Surgeon Advocates Cutting Open the Chest
and Working Heart by Hand
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Hartford. Conn. May l2-It is believed by DR.
D. F. Sullivan who, while operating on Nuncio c.
C.hal at St Franciss Hospital Sunday as told
in The Tribune. twice saved his patient from death
by gently graspirg the hear; and squeezing IL in
time with its normal pusations until it beat again
of its own accord. that many lives might be saved
by this method of artificial respiration To all ap
pearances the man was dead twice. and yet he
lived again when the heart squeezed sending
the blood coursing through the arteries
Dr. Sullivan thinks that IL person could be
operated upon Immediately after being taken from
the water in many drowning life might be
conserved. He advocates opening the body and
removing the ribs until the heart is visible and is
accessible. in order that the fingers may be in
serted to handle it. In many accidents life stir
fingers long after the person seems To have ceased
TO breathe.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-13
MURDER IN IL" STATION.
PugiLst Stabbed in Presence of
Passengers-h h%rery IN Case.

In the sight of several men and women leav
! ing train at the uptown station of the Third
avenue elevated road at 2Sth street last night
Thomas PeriIno. a lightweight pugilist, wa:
stabbed death by two assassins, who es-
capped before the witnesses could recover from
/ their horror and give chase. The victim left
the train and was on his way down the stairs
with several passengers when two suddenly
sprang at him on the first landing and plunged
their knives into his breast The wounded man
sank against the railing of the stairs and the
assassins ran to the street and in different di-
rections
Charles Sheridan, of No. 322 East 31st street.
and Samuel Silverman, of No. PA Livingston
street, Brooklyn carried the unconscious man to
a drug store. An ambulance called from
Bellevue Hospital. and DR.. Lowthan rushed the
man TO the operating table. but he died in
forty minutes
The body not identified until early this
morning, when Detective Michael La Grua, Of
the Central Office, went to the morgue and
said the murdered Thomas Perimo
an Italian twenty-one years Old of No 81
Catharine street, 2 lightweight pugist who
has fought several battles under the name of
kid Tempe" La Grua says he walking
along Park Row when he met Italian he
knows, with his head bandaged. He said he
asked the man what the matter.
man. Il went around to St. Gregory's and got
my head wrapped up"
La firua says he knows this man knew Perimo
we'll The detective is looking for the man
he met in Park Row.
George Kaiser. driver, of no. 512 West 10th
street, taken from his home later in the
night to Bellevue Hospital, with two stab
wounds in his chest and another in a shoul
der He said that he had been attacked by ten
men in Avenue a, dragged into doorway and
stabbed by of them. James DAILY, Grip
pied pedler at the elevated road station, said
Kaiser of the men who rushed past him
Immediately after the murder the L. stair
way.
Suspicion fell on Kaiser soon after he was
taken to the hospital because of his vague de-
scription of the who supposed to have
assaulted him. The surgeons under whose
charge ne was placed in the hospital said that
his wounds looked though they might have
been inflicted with instrument similar to the
one used in killing the stranger Kaiser was
later taken to the prison ward of Bellevue He
refuses to talk about himself
New-York tribune., 1908-05-13
RUN OVER By T.1XIC4B.
Nan SAID To Be Professor Badly
Hurt in Upper BrOadzcoN.

A man believed TO be Clarence Driethut said
to be professor of chemistry. living at No Ill
West 115th street, hit by a taXicab at 65tl
street and Broadway last night, knocked down
and dragged several yards. He received scalp
wound, possible fracture of the skull and in
ternal injuries which may result in his death.
The man was crossing the street when two
taxicabs approached. running abreast One of
them struck him and knocked him over in front
of the other. Before the second chauffeur could
stop his machine the front wheels had passed
over the mans body
The chauffeur picked him up and detective
called an ambulance from Roosevelt Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-13
FINE HOME DYN4MII'ED.
House Of g. ID. Sherman, at Port
Henry, n. y, Partly Wrecked.

Fort Henry, n. Y. LAY 12.-Dynamiters at
tempted TO wreck the $4,000 house of George
D. Sherman near here, early to-day. A heavy
charge of the explosive placed near the front
of the dwelling store tore off the piazza and
broke all the windows that side of the house
The explosion started a fire which was checked
pefore il had gained much headway Mr. Sher-
man and his family not injured by the
shock.
The dynamiters gave warning Of their intend
ed outrage in note received by MI Sherman
last night. The house, Idylhurst is considered
one of the most beautiful in this part of the
state where the Sherman family is prominent.
Detectives from Albany arrived to-day to in
vestigate the dynamiting. They consider the
threatening note a valuable clew. Mr.. Sherman
had discharged three men from his employ on
the day the note was received.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-13
GOV. HUGHES GR4ITFIED.
SAYS Wallace's Election Is Begin
ming of End'-Cnnegie Happy.

Washington May LIT is the beginning OF
the end was the way Governor Hughes of New
York characterized the election to-day of Will
lam c. Wallace as State Senator to fill the va
cancy in the 47th New York District. caused by
the death of State Senator G. P. Franchot. The
election is regarded here triumph for Gov
ernor Hughes in his fight against rdcetrack
gambling in the Empire State. and he was the
recipient of congratulations on returning to his
hotel after the dinner in honor of the Governors
at the White House tonight
Il am gratified at the result said the Gov
ernor 1T is what 1 have been expecting all
along" His face beamed with pleasure as he
was pressed to hold an informal reception in the
hotel lobby Andrew Carnegie one of the
first to congratulate the Governor
Nothing / could have heard would have
pleased me more he said. Il knew you would
win l am so happy 1 shall sleep less tonight
than usual and if l were a drinking man l
should invite the crowd TO have one" he added
turning to the group of Governors, Senator'S
Representatives. newspaper men and others VINO
had gathered about Mr.. Hughes. But. of
course all of you would refuse, added the Ialrd
of Skibo with a twinkle.
1T would no doubt surprise you, said the
Governor, "how many of us would accept the in
vitation were it given
What effect will the passage of the anti
gambling bill in the District of Columbia have
on the situation in New York;" Governor
Hughes was asked.
'I do not care to say" lie replied You may
draw your own inference. 1t shows the feeling
of the people this question:
Governor Hughes said he would return to AL
bany tomorrow night. his presence is re-
quired there.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-13
TORNADO KILLS TWELVE.
Starts IN Omaha and Deuastates
Nebraska TOzcns.

Omaha. May 12.-Twelve persons are known
TO have been killed and a injured by a
tornado which swept the northern part of
Sarpy County at 5 o'clock this afternoon. The
storm which gained velocity its way south.
started in Omaha about 4: 90 O'Clock. At Belle
vue the college buildings damaged to the
extent of probably $4,000, and several persons
were injured.
The heaviest loss of life is reported at Louis
vile. a junction point on the Missouri Pacific
and Burlington roads in Cass County.
Near the village of Ritchfeld. Elmer Leader
was killed and his father was seriously injured.
Edward Miller. a farmer near Ritchfied, was
fatally injured.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-13
"H4NDURITING ON W1LL"
albany Considers Wallace;s Election
Great Hughes Victory.
IBy Telegraph to The T-ibune.I

Albany May I2--The election of Wallace IL
regarded here as great victory for Governor
Hughes Warm Hughes men have never doubted
the result for a moment. though they have
recognized that il would be close. because all
conditions we're against the Governor They
feel now that it's effect the legislative situa-
tion here will be saIutary-
Governor Hughes remarked in one OF his
speeches in the district that there would be
handwriting on the wall very soon IN thls
state" declared one Hughes man. Mr.. Barnes.
of Albany County who has defed and de-
nounced the Governor always has declared that
the real test of public sentiment was at the ball
lot box / wonder If this handwriting on the
wall won't appeal to him little. It strikes mo
that il ought TO make the Governors enemies
In the Legislature pause little before carrying
out their dire threats"
Politicians studying with keen interest tbs
details of the vote in the several districts. and
eousoartVaS notes 20 the effect of the result on
New-York tribune., 1908-05-13
WALLACE ELECTED
BY 24S PLURALITY
CARRIES ORLEANS COUN-
TY, BUT LOSES NIAG4R4.
PictOry for GOJcrnOr's .4nti-Gans-
bling Policy CIaimed-Lght
TOte IN District.

Lockpcrt N Y May 12-wilIiam C. wallacs
Republican, elected to-day Senator from
the 47th District. receiving a plurality Of 248
votes over Henry \ Mcmahon. the Democratic
candidate The total tote was: Wallace. 1901:
Mcmahon. 1858. This is about two-thirds Of
the normal vote in the district
The total vote OF Niagara County was: Wall
lace. 1852: Mcmahon. 5.5s1; McMahons plural
ity. 500 The total vote Of Orleans County was.
Wallace. 2.619; McMahon. 1.772; waIlace's plu-
rality S45-
The 47th Senate District is made up Of Mag
ara and Orleans counties and the election to-
day was a special one to fill the vacancy
New-York tribune., 1908-05-13
COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY IN SIX MONTHS,
So Prophesies Authority on Subject at Car
negie Lyceum

large audience at the Carnegie I.yceum last
night vigorously applauded specimens of Lumere
colored photography shown on the screen by Will
lam D. Murphy and J. z. Bruatour at the annual
entertainment of the Camera Club of New York
J. r Brulatour, introduced authority on
colored Photographic work in this country said
that small pocket kodaks would soon photograph
colors. He added
Il mean by this that l have personally invest-
gated the wonderful strides that the Lumiere
Brothers. of Lyons. France. have made in this
art and / believe that small kodaks will take
pictures in beautiful colors within six months
The process has already been invented. and only
minor details of mechanical nature have yet
be ConpIsetd."
New-York tribune., 1908-05-13
DIR. TAFT LE4VES COLON.
The Secretary's Successful Trip as
Peacemdker.

Colon. May 12-Secretary Taft sailed from
here at 3 o'clock this afternoon the Prairie
for Charleston During his stay the istTnnus.
which has lasted six days the Secretary has had
not idle moment. SO many affairs Of impOr-
tance had to receive his attention that he was
unable to accept any of the many social invita-
tiOnS extended to him.
Secretary Taft's efforts directed mainly
to improvements in the administration of the
canal zone, the consideration of the boundary
dispute between Panama and Colombia and the
relations between Panama, Colombia and the
United States There have been many confer
ences in which Secretary Taft. President ANA
dor, Foreign Secretary Arias. Mr.. Squiers. the
American Minister; Senor Arrange. the Panaman
Minister. and William Nelson Cromwell, the
legal adviser of the canal company, have taken
part. and while no official statement has been
given out relative to much that has been &C
cOmplished. it is announced that a satisfactory
agreement has been reached. The matter of the
boundary ljne will be taken up by Mr.. Taft with
President Roosevelt and Secretary Root when
he reaches Washington
New-York tribune., 1908-05-13
IDAHO FOR TAFT.
Delegates Instructed IN Harmonious
State COnUentiOn.

Wallace, Idaho. May 12-Repubcans OF Idaho.
in state convention to-day, elected delegation
the national convention headed by James FL
Brady. OF Pocatelo. the acknowledged head Of the
party organization. The delegation is pledged to
use all honorab BILE means to bring about the nOml-
nation of Secretary of War Taft for President
The other delegates =. F. O'Neil. Warren
Truitt &. {. Cavanaugh. ]. W. Hart and +. NJ
Hegho- The convention entirely harmonious.
transacted all it's business and listened 10 four
speeches in less than three hours. and every ac-
ton taken was by unanimous vote.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-13
MILLIONAIRE BANKER INDICTED.
James Treadwell Charged with Perjury Fol
lowing Confession of J. Dalzell Brown.
lRn Telegraph 70 The Tribune.

San Francisco May 12-James Treadwell, mining
jlIjouafre and director OF the wrecked California
Safe Deposit and Trust Company. was indicted
or rerilrv to-day, after the grand jury had heard
the confession of J. DaZe Brown, manager OF
tle bank who began eighteen months sentence
In San Ouentin to-day Y. Brown gave all the details
of slie ged manipulation of the funds by Tread
well and Walter T. Barnett. and corroborated his
statements with documentary proof. TreadWell and
Barnett both swore they had nothing 10 do with
these transactions
New-York tribune., 1908-05-13
VILLAGERS KILL CHURCH ROBBER.
Twenty-seven Knife Wounds Found in Body
Near Courtrai-Seven Arrests

Courtrai. May 12.-Practicay the whole popuIa-
ton of the village of BelIeghem. a short distance
from Courtrai. armed with clubs and knives at
tackled and killed a who was caught the
act of robbing the Chapel OF the Virgin to-day
The villagers had been highly incensed previous
church robberies. notably that OF the Church OF
Notre Dame in this city, last December. when
Van Dyck's masterpiece The Elevation of the
Cross" was stolen. Seven of those implicated in
the killing of the burglar arrested. Doctors
who made examination OF the body found
twenty seven knife wounds.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-13

Havana. May 12.-Governor Magoon tonight an
nounced that he had received dispatch from Sec
retary Taft Saturday inviting him, in the name
of the Panaman administration and people. to go
the fsthmus settle disputes which had arisen
Governor Magoon sent Secretary Taft a message
saying that he would give two weeks. beginning
June /, to the consideration of these questions
AS yet Governor Magoon has not specified whom
he will appoint Governor ad interim. but pre-
sumahly it will be Major General Barry. The Gov
recently received dispatch from the Secre-
tary of War ihstructng him to withdraw the
9th Infantry from Cuba until after the Governors
conference with General Barry.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-13
TO CROSS CONTINENT IN AUTO.

Portland Me, May l2-Mrs. +. l. TeaPe and
daughter. Mrs Vera Mackelyie. Of Idaho. left this
city - noon to-day on automobile trip to Port
land. Ore. for their health. They will make
tempt speed and will travel only in the day
time.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-13
DUCHESS OF MANCHESTER TO AID.
Will Join Countess of Warwick in Ohio So
cialist Campaign, It Is Announced
~ Telegranl % The Trlbune l

Eellefontaine Ohio, May l2-Announcement was
made to-day By {. L. Wharton. socialist nominee
Tor Congress in the Sth Ohio District, that the
Duchess of Manchester, daughter of Eugene Zm-
rnerman of Cincinnati would join the Countess of
Warwick in sumping the district this fall against
Ralpl, d. Cole Republican. and r. f. Nivin. Demo-
crlfic Nominees.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-13

So easy and delightful! spencer's Toric eyeglasses
with Hold firm guards Now 81 Maiden lane