Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-11-02

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Lee of Baraboo ce'e-
brated their golden wedding.
III. Hughes of Milwaukee was struck by
a locomotive and killed at Baraboo.
The new mill of the Wisconsin Tissue
Paper Company at Appleton has begun OPP
eratons.
Fred Neumann, aged 40, committed sui
eide in Sheboygan by hangi-. A wife
survives him.
Jens Jenson died at the home of his son,
Nels Jenson, in Neenah, aged 81, from
paralysis. He leaves three sons.
Rudolph Meisner fell from the wall of
the Catholic Church at Tomah, distance
of about twelve feet, with hod of brick,
and escaped with badly bruised face and
a broken finger.
Miss Lora Blackman, who left Keno
vice, has returned after nearly four
about Chattanooga.
1t is hardly likely that the request of
the Lawrence College authorities at Ap-
pleton that Capt. A. NJ. Fuller be reas-
signed to the military department of the
school will be granted.
Companies 1, *, J. and NJ of the First
Wisconsin volunteers were mustered out
of the United States service at Milwau-
kee, Each member was paid in full when
given his discharge papers.
La Crosse stone cutters employed by
the Mead Construction Company ON the
new Episcopal Church went out and re-
fused to go back until back pay was forth
coming. The company is represented
there by Miss Mead, member of the firm.
William A. Nebel, assistant superinten-
dent of mails in the postotfice at Milwau-
kee. has been arrested, charged with tam
pering with the mails. He was taken be
fore United States Commissioner Blood
good aud released on $1,000 bail. Nebel
acknowledges having tampered with the
mails, but denies that he ever took any
money.
The Rev. w. Polachek, the newly or
dained priest, has been assigned to the
Sacred Heart Church at Marinette TO take
the place of the Rev. l.. Jankowski. The
Rev. Mr. Janokski has been sent to Flint
vile. The Rev J. Saratza, who has been
at FIintville for the past few years, has
been sent to Eaton to take charge of the
new church which is being built there.
At Fond du Lac. James Tierney died
suddenly. The deceased was a pioneer
resident of that city and had been in good
health up to few days ago. Besides a
widow he is survived by seven children.
Ed Metzger of Alma Center, young
man. p years of age. was jumping on
board freight train when he slipped and
fell between the cars. Both legs were
taken off and he died shortly after.
Elk. Davis of Chicago appeared before
the Manitowoc City Council with a prop
osition to build gas plant in that city to
cost no less than $4,000. provided the city
would grant him fifty-year franchise.
A. C. Probert of Washburn, who was
pardoned fram the State penitentiary by
Gov. ScofeId last September, is to publish
book on prison life. He was convicted
Of Illegal banking nearly three years ago,
his trial being one of the most noted in
the recent legal history of the State.
The following articles of incorporation
were filed in the office of the Secretary of
State: F. H. Zilisch Boot aud Shoe Com
pany, Milwaukee, capital stock $4,000;
the Pneumatic Press, Milwaukee. capital
stock $1,000; st. LadisIaus' congregation,
Pike Lake: Marquette Hall and Library
Association of Sturgeon Bay; Wiseoa IN
Storage Electric and Water, Plymoalh,
capital stock $4,000.
Albert TiIlie, a member OF Company f
of Racine. charged with highway robbery.
was held for trial, his bonds being fixed
at S10o.
The two boys who were caught at APP
pleton and held as burglars Of the cloth
ing missed from Kourad & Barton's cloth
ing store in Kaukauna were held upon ex-
animation and bound over TO the Circuit
Court In bonds of 81 ZOO each. They gave
their names as John McAndrea and Frank
RYAN. and not being able 10 obtain bail
were committed 10 the county jail to await
trial. One Of them was idrntified>as the
sen OF a Kaukanna saloonkeeper. but his
father concluded to let the law take its
course.