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THE MARION DAILY MIRKOK .WEDNESDAY, MAftflH 27,' 1007.
THE
Daily Mirror,
. BURGESS .,..Buaineti Mnf
A. C HOLLAND ...... Editor
T. M. ARMSTRONG.. PJf
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No. 9
"WEATHER-For Ohio: Shower
and cooler ionight. Thursday i'mr,
partly cloudy and cooler.
Recent flurries on the New York
stock market have attracted more
nttcution than thc Central Ameri
can war.
Tho Foraker men and the Taft
men arc fightinjj for Governor
Harris for his own successor. Ap.
parcntly the voters arc to be given
no voice in tlio -matter, but Ohio
republicans should he used to that
by this time.
On tho day that tho Nicaragua!!
forces captured the capital of Hon.
dura.", and practically put an end
to hostilities, in Central America,
trouble broke out in .Morrocco and
France and Germany began to
make faces at each other. At the
samo time practically a state of
anarchy existed throughout Roti
mnnin. One user no sooner begins
to lieal than one of mere new ones
develop .
doncd nil liopo of securing convic
tion far murder in any degree,
and to resume tho Irial would be
only o formality. The jury being
excused (will open the way for a
claim of mistrial, should the com
mission determine Hint Thaw i
sano and the trial be resumed. ,So
taken as a wliolo the trial which
lias attracted world wide attention
more than any trial .which was ever
held, not barring the Dreyf,us trial,
has become more complicated than
over.
Justice Fitzgerald should bo up
held, generally, in bin decision to
appoint a commission in lunacy.
Most certainly, with capable men
on tunt commission no jiann can
be done. If Thaw is insane then
ho should not be on Irial for his
life, but if he is sane, ithon deter
mining that l'acit can work no
hardship upon the prisoner, or the
prosecution. .In the interest of
justice, .ludgo Fitzgerald could do
nothing but appoint the commis
sion, when there was n doubt in
his mind as to I lie mental status
of tho accused.
It is really amazing how some
Ohio editors are banging onto
Foraker. Editor Cnppellar of
Mansfield w the rankest Foraker
man in the northern part of the
state. Ho evidently is of the opin
ion ithat tho nation would have
gone to tho dogs long ago bad it
not been for Foraker anil Is at a
loss to know how Ohio over ex
isted before the senior senator was
discovered.
Ftxrakov appears to be endeav
oring to Jiitcli himself onto the
tail of the political kito of Govcr
oior Harris. !AIJ at once iie lias
become greatly (interested in' the
weliarc ot tho old soldier in gen
eral and Governor Harris in par
ticular.
(For a time it looked as though
Taft had been given tho insido
track and Foraker had been put
out of tho running in Ohio, but
it is now apparent that tho sena
lor is not going to give up -without
a fight. He intends to rile up
the political pool in Ohio as .much
as ipossiblo and depend upon his
powers as an oraitor to pull vie
tory out of tho muddle.
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Most people know that if they have
been ick they need Scoffs Emul
sion to bring back health and strength.1
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But the strongest point about Scott's
rt is that you don't have to be
. - . .a
mtnutston is that you
sick to get results from it
Ik J lljkeeps up the athlete's strength, puts fat
on thin people, makes a fretful baby happy,
" brings color to a pale girl's cheeks, and pre;
,,'' "rents coughs, colds and consumption. y
$ Food in cdnMnfaleT'foriH'sick
well, young ana old, rich and poor, s v
And it contains no drugs and no alcohol;
ACL DRUCOISTSj BOO. AND $t.OO.' ""
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$00,000; Bowdoln, $250,000 nrtd Milt.,
saps $100)000.
fj'hese subscriptions "woro decided
upon after the board had considered
applications from abotlt 400 I'jstltu.
tlons. All tho menluera of tho bonrd
were present with the exception ot
.r, D. Rockefeller, Jr., H. G. Og
tlcn and Hugh Ilahna.
The list of the 2S securltlcn In
which Mn 'RockcfijUorn'J'JftBWMto
his pledge of $32,000,000, was
pay his pieilgo of $.12,000,000, was
received but was 'notmadu public,
thoiiglv it, .was .nindovjclcar.Jii
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NEW CIEW
IS FOUND
Detectives now Looking for
' r Two Men Seen Near
1 ( Marvin Home.
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LUNACY COMMISSION
NOW THE COURT.
Tho Thaw trial ihas taken nn
entirely new turn. Ever siuco the
irial was begun, up, to n few weeks
ago, tho defense, lived in fear of
District Attorney Jerome, making
application, for a commission to
determine tho mental status of
tlio1 prisonor. At a lime whon it
was least expected, thoblow fell and
TRUSTEES ARE NO
LONGER FIGUREHEADS.
Unlike many investigations-, those
which have been conducted nt
some of tho ntate institutions, not
ably the Athens State Hospital and
tho insano asylum .located near
Cleveland; promise to bring re
sults which Avill be lasting. Gov-
ernor Harris has given the trus
tees of the state hospitals to un
derstand thait (hey have duties to
perform and that he expects them
to faithfully attend to them. He
has signified his intention to hold
tho trustees responsible .for condi
tions nnd not allow them to shift
tho responsibilities onto some one's
else shoulders. Tho law specifical
ly provides that :
"The control uul an'.inagonicnt
of the stale benevolent insti
tutions, nrc under n board
of five trustcesi for each institu
tion "Tho boards, of (trustees; shall
appoint superintendents1 to tho in
stitutions under their charge re
spcclively. "The board shall establish such
rules and regulations as may bo I
deemed expedient for tho govern
ment and management oif, tho s.cv
oral institutions, and for securing
economy and accountability in
all their affairs.
"Upon tho nomination of sup
erintendente, hoards of trustees
nuiy appoint stewards, matrons,
etc. and irony remove audi ap
wmtees at pleasure.
"They shall (at their discretion)
advertiso for sealed bids to furnish
articles needed.
"Each institution slmU be vwt
eil montihly by at least two of the
trustees thereof nnd .thoroughly ex
amined in all its parts, and
shall also bo visited quarterly by I
.1 majority ot the board for the
amo purpose.
"The board of Iruslccs oC each
instiiunoii snail annua v innko to
governor n .report of (heir
FIRST DISTRIBUTION OF
ROCKEFELLER'S MONEY
Five Colleges Share in the Sum of $625,000 Which was Al
lotted by the General Education Board at
the Meeting Heid Tuesday.
New York, March 27. Tho first
distribution by the general educa
tion board since It received .John D.
Rockefeller's most recent contrlbu.
tlon or $32,000,000, was made at a
meeting of the board yesterday when,
conditional gifts totalling $025,000
were made to five educational Insti
tutions. Tho money was divided as follows:
Yalo university, $300,000.
Princeton university, $200,000.
Bowdoln college, Brunswick, Me.,
$CO,000.
Colorado college, Colorado Springs,
$no,ooo.
(MllUaps college, Jackson, MIes.,
$25,000. ,
After making these appropriations,
tho board voted- to give a total of
$(2,500 to. colored schools, tho name
of which were' nof made public lest'
tho help of the -'.board should tend
to discourage gifts 'to these schools
fiom .other sources.
With tho nvp principal glfta Ir tho
condition that tho Institution shalb
raise a specified sum, of which the
board's appropriation shall bo a
part. Vale and Princeton are each
to raise $2,000,000; Colorado college,
on
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a lMHisHofn avpjrtac Jlnc.niJif.Vi iHl
pur ,cont. this recent endowment
would aggregate an .liiconio of $1,.
1)00,000 luimially. ,
In' npeaklliB of tho distribution of
funds, Dr. Wallace Iluttcrlck, nee.
rctary of tho gcnernl education
board, said In making the subscrip
tions, the board bad endeavored .u
act equitably.
"You will sec," said Dr. Ituttcrlck,
"that . tho Southern Institutions,
which have not tho financial back.
lug of some of tho Northeastern col
leges are given sums tinder condi
tions which can bo moic readily met.
They will not have to ralso such
largo sums themselves in order to
rfcolvo the subscriptions given by
tho board. Western ' Institutions,
which arc somowhat mnro prosper,
ous than tho Southern ones, re.
eclvo glfta under terms which aro
nolle easy. Tho Northern and East
ern Institutions, which are mora
able to raise the necessary amounts
aro nnturally required, to raise more
on their own account for tho
amount given by the board."
Last night tho board gave out a
Blntoment which, after setting forth
the allotment of tho above named
sums, an Itemized account of the
subscriptions so far made says:
,"Important and highly encourag
ing reports were received from the
agricultural work of tho board, and
was voted to extend tJits ngrl.
cultural work to nil the states nf tho
cotton belt, Including Virginia, and
the necessary appropriations woro
mnilo for the purpose."
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'Uovor, Uei., March 2-. JJeteu
tivrf" nto on iho.troU of two men
tvhofwero seen near Kilts 11am
jiiocl? Inlo yesterday, 'by Miss Kil
lop, .a school teacher, and who are
belieyed to bo Iho kidnapers of
lit lie Horaco Marvin. It is,
thought tin; innn were approaching
thn JMarvin farm to" dchl Villi the
boy's father. The aneu were talk
ing of Uie kidnaping -vhcii ,MLs
Kiillon approached. They -drew
pistols laud made her promise net
to tell what she had heaVd".
W wnt tstri woman
in (larion to see our '
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tho contention o'f .Teromo hasi won,
the trial has been slopped and the
oamnMSsnon appointed, and tho jury
excused, possibly to never be
enlled together again. The fate of
Ilarry Thaw now rests with the
ilunacy. .wminiss'on . .Should ithccnm
mission find lliat Thaw is insane,
lliero will bo no need of the jury
lcing,aHcd together, for nothing
will remain but for the court to
scnfeiico tho prisoner to an asy
lum for the criminally insane. If,
on 'the fil'ljer hand, the commission
finds' TIjaw jo bo sane, thoro will
be Jittlo need' for resuming the
trial wliorc it was dropped, From
all 'ftppcarancor the stato has nbau-
Easter Bells
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
:v (INOORPORATED BY THE STATE-OP NEW YORK. STOOK COMPANY) Ci,l' j" Jf3
JOHN R. HEQEMAN, President
the
proceedings during
These are tho
theso aro Iho thinj;
the year."
provisions and
which will be
expected of tlm governor appoin
tecs. (lovernor Unrris deserves
the indorsement of every person
in Ohio for Jmving set his fil
down scpinjely against inhumani
ties being practiced, but the repub
lican party can take no credit for
the refiii-iii. The condition which
was sought to bo remedied was
brought about under republican
administration nnd it is absurd for
tho party to altutnpt lo.tnko credit
for remedying conditions for which
it is alone responsible.
KILLED HER DAUGHTER
AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
Akron, O., March 27. During tho
absence of the other members of hor
ramlly, Mrs, James H. Hemphill
strangled her daughter, Helen, aged
nine years, hanging her with a rope.
She then secreted the body In a
box. When her husband returned
from work this aftorrioon, he found
the door locked, and after getting
Inside ho discovered Mrs. Hemphill
hi tho act of hanging herself to a
bedpost.
After ho had cut hor down, sho de.
dared that she had sent tho little
girl to heaven, where sho thought
she also ought to bo. The woman
had shown no signs of lasanlty pre
vlously.. Sho has been a oromlnent
workor.In the. First Coneiwatinnni
church 'and the family is tjr known
ANOTHER VALUABLE CONCESSION
to Industrial polity-holders. The company announces that every person insured in the Metropolitan under a Whole Life Industrial
policy who is now 75c years of age or over IS RELIEVED OF FURTHER PAYMENT OF WEEKLY PREMIUMS, and a. simi
lar concession will be made to all persons now insured under Whole Life policies who will reach age 75 during 1907, as soon as they
arrive at that age.
This concession takes effect as oManuary 1, ioo7 and all premiums paid in advance of that date on ativ policy such AS WE
This action
REFER TO WILL BE RETURNED TO THE POLICY-HOLDER
Ivance of that date on atiy policy such AS WE
of the company in granting . 'i3C'
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FREE P0LieiES ftT RGB 75
is witnout precedent in the insurance business, and wc neiieve the Metropolitan J-arw-insurance
granted such a concession, This will cost in increase of reserve and in remission of prbiiiiuins
OVER ONE MILLION
Comp
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any is the. only company, that h;is
OLLARS
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To appreciate the generous treatment accorded to its policy-holders by the Metropolitan Life, it must be remembered that
already during THIS YEAR it has announced and is paying OVER TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in voluntary contributions
to Industrial policy-holders, over and above all obligations expressed or implied in their policies, by a cash dividend upon all Whole
Life Industrial policies over live years .old, by mortuary dividends (that is, voluntary additions to the face of the policies when the'
become claims) applicable to all death claims incurred during the year where policies at the date of death have been in force over live
and by paying as endowments Whole Life policies on which premiums have been paid for 15 years when insured reaches age 80.
This makes a total of OVER THEE MILLIONS THIS YEAR allowed to Industrial policy-holders, over and above the
contract obligations, and OVER THIRTEEN MILLIONS during the past twelve years.
If this'announcemdnt of a free policy affects 'any reader of this advertisement, and if his case has not yet been, attended to, c
ask him to speak to the agent who cqllects his premiums and the agent will' attend' to forwarding the policy to the Home Ollice, TO
UB EXCHANGED, WITHOUT EX-PENSE, FOiR A FREE POLICY FOR THE FULL AMOUNT CALLED FOR BY
THE, POLICY SURRENDERED.
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New Tables with large increases of benefits inIndustrial policies have been adopted. ' The 'payment' pf premiums on all hew Industrial Life policies
will cease at age 75. Reductions have been made m tho premiums charged for most of the forms 01 Ordinary policies.
The Company Wrote More Insurance Than Any Other Com
pany in the World
The Company Gained More Insurance in Force Than Any
Other Company in the World. j
1906
. In Its Ordinary Department the Company Wrote More Paid-,
for Business Than Any Other Company Save One v " ;
It Gained More Ordinary Business Than Any Other Company
Save One
Its Expense Ratio Wps Largely Reduced, anf Was the Lowest jnHifteeiiYearV
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