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Evening journal., 1900-09-28
DR.. Caleb R. Layton Re-
moved From Ticket
A VICTORY ron HlRMOAIzERS
Union Republicans Refuse, However.
10 Endorse Norman, Of Sussex,
For State Auditor

Republican harmony has been ef-
focted-
DR.. l.. Heisler Ban is the congress
sional nominee.
Dr. Caleb r. Layton is removed from
the Union Republican ticket and DR..
Ball. Regular Republican, is put on
in his place.
This was accomplished at meeting
Of the two Republican State Commit
tees held in this city to-day.
The Union Republican State Com
mittee refuses to endorse Purnell b.
Norman for state auditor, and the Re-
publican Committee is now in session
considering what shall be done in his
case, as the Union Republicans de-
mand that place on the ticket.
Acceptance Of Or. Ball by the Union
Republican Committee was the out
come OF the demands Of National
Chairman Hanna in New York yestor-
day.
HANNA SEES CHAIRMEN
Philip Q. Churchman, chairman Of
the Republican State Committee, and
J. Frank Alice, chairman Of the Union
Republican State Committee, received
kilograms from National Chairman
Hanna as follows:
III possible come to Republican Ma.
tional Headquarters at 12 m. Thurs
day September o."
They went, and met Chairman Hanna
and Mr.. Grosvenor. who impressed
upon them the Importance Of harmony
in Delaware and especially the cleo
tion Of a congressman from this state
Mr. Churchman said that the RepuB-
licans had nominated DR. Bali as a
compromise candidate, and proposed 10
stand by him to the end. Mr. Hanna
and Mr. Grosvenor urged Mr. Alice to
prevail upon his committee to accept
DR.. Ball.
After the conference the two state
chairmen came home and sent out tele.
grams and other messages calling
their committees together at 11SO to-
day
at the meeting OF the Republican
State Committee this letter was framed
az NO. sos. King street, the Republican
headquarters, ana sent to No. 1906
King street, the Union Republican
headquarters:
Wilmington Del, Sept 2s. 1900
o. Frank Alice. Chairman Union Re
publican State Central Committee.
Dear Sir: Your communication Of
the 18th instant, in which, among
Continued on Third Page)
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
SCHOONER'S CREW LEAVES
BOAT IN THE DELAWARE

Tho 0utward-b0und schooner Viii
liam G. Wickhnm. for Jacksonville. Is
Fat anchor In the Delaware river. on
this city, unable TO proceed because
the crew. when they reached that
point decided to so no further and
left the vessel after refusing duty. The
master Of the vessel endeavored by
persuasion and other means to change
their minds but without success, and
he was compelled to return and OBJ
tain others 20 work his vessel to her
destination.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
CARRYING COMPANIES
TO REDUCE THEIR TOLLS

Scranton, Pa, Sept. 2s.-At an infor-
mai conference Of the local operators
last night the report OF the negotla-
tions for settling the strike was dis
eussed and the concensus Of opinion
was that influences reported to be at
Continued on Sixth Page.)
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
wn sergo EIehLeen Monlha

Alfred Il. Riley, alias Thatcher, who
was arrested in this city some time
ago after having escaped from Magis-
trate Jermon's office, in Philadelphia
was Yesterday sentenced to eighteen
months Imprisonment on a charge Of
marital inhdelity.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28

Jointly in the matter, but the letters
were sent individually. These did not
contain any assurance, but merely sug-
Eestea the return OF tho emperor.
Prince Ching undertook to deliver tho
notes. The outcome is a matter Of
speculation. the doubtful element be-
ing the influence Of Prince Tuan and
Gem Tung Fuh Slang who may re-
strain the court.
Gen Chahee, discussing the proba-
hilities, said: 'T do not believe that
any European monarch would enter the
camp Of his allied enemies. and ! doubt
that the empress dowager will do So.
II is generally conceded that the restor-
alton Of the Chinese government is es-
sential have favored the withdrawal
of the main allied force to Yang Tsun
and Tien Tsin. leaving 1000 mixed
troops to guard the legations"
Washington, Sept 2s.-Minister Con-
ger has been advised by the state de-
partment of the substance OF the re-
plies made by this government last
Friday 10 the governments Of GER
many, Russia and China respecting
NHA-lds NhlAh ticdAiy iuuledleu TO MIN
the general nature OF the instructions
he is 70 receive. Moreover. by this
time he is informed Of the orders is
sued to Gen. Chaffee to reduce his force
to legation guard The note to China
specifically pointed out the lines on
which this government will issue its
instructions TO its minister. The text
OF the instructions will not be given
publicity at present, for diplomatic
reasons. but there is no concealment Of
the general scope of the document.
which is on the lines laid down
in the three notes. In this con-
nection it is said at the state depart
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
IIas Another Grnndchild

William Heal, court. officer at the
City Hall, is the proud. possessor of
another grandehild. TO Harry Hea..
Mr. Heals son. who is a baggagemas-
ter of the p, w. & B. railroad,
in Delaware City, yesterday, a
baby boy weighing eleven pounds was
born. Mr. Heal. who is 90 years Of
age, and who has been on tie police
force since 1868. has twenty-five grand
children.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
SPECIAL LOW EXCURSION RATE
To PhiIadelphia via D. c 0. R. R., Sun
day. September 30

Sunday, September 80, the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company. will run
another popular excursion to Philadel-
phia. Tickets will be sold at the low
rate Of go cents for The round trip, and
viii be good on Royal Blue Line train
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
win Paw omcial Visit

Wliam r. Wooters, national COM
mander Of the Union Veteran Legion,
will make an official visit TO Encamp-
ment No. 81. in this city. this evening.
campfire will be heid and refresh
ments served.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
No Bnrge Mas Aeround

The report yesterday Of barge be-
ing aground on Cherry Island flats was
erroneous. The barge in question was
the Raritan, which had been repaired
at Wilmington and was anchored wait
ing for the tug Mars to tow it 70 Phila-
delphia.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28

Democrats 30 Have Visiting Speakers
Senator Bacon. Of Georgia, and Sena-
ter Blackburn Of Kentucky win nuke
speeches In Delaware for the Demo-
Gratis some time between October ~
and H. William J. Bryan viii speak
IA Dover on the afternoon of October
"a, ana in this city On tho evening Of
the same day.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
MIDNIGHT FIRE IN GEORGETOWN;
OLD TREAT FACTORY DESTROYED

windows we're broken by the intense
heat.
If it had not been a calm night near
~ the whole town would have been
burned AS it was. more serious
conilagration WAS averted only BY the
heroic work Of the railroad employees
and the citizens of the town.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
OPERATORS MAY PRESENT
PROPOSALS TO ARBTTRATE
BIG COAL REGION STRIKE
Labor Leaders Confident Of Vctoy-Whe Asserted That
Employers VIII Refdse To Recognize Miners Union
Important Concessions Are Expected

superintendent Of one Of the big COM
panias said 10 a correspondent:
u DO not wish to De quoted in the
matter, and I have no information
from our main oalce in New York as
70 what the outcome Will be, but /
think where there is 50 much smoke
there is bound to be some fire. l
guess the strike will be settled"
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
EXCITING COLLISION ON
DELAWARE DURING FOG

During a dense fog early yesterday
morning the German steamship Ben
gala, outward bound for Hamburg
ran into and sank the big coal barge
Iron State. lying at anchor of Green
witch Point The Iron State was prac-
tically cut in two.and went to the bot
tow in fifteen minutes. carrying with
her 1,706 tons of bituminous coal. Her
crew had barely time to escape.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
Two Houses Fumigated

Health officers yesterday fumigated
the houses. No. 119 Buttonwocd street
and Nr. SAG Taylor street. where re-
coveries from diphtheria We're re-
ported.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28

Putting in Heating Appliances
Plumbers are engaged in putting in
the heating apparatus and the bath
APPLIANCES at the Y. NJ. G. A. HAN.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
Republicans Meet in Newnort

David j. Reinhardt was the principal
speaker at the Republican meeting held
in Odd Fellows Hail. in Newport last
night The meeting was enthusias-
tic.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
Trnller 80 IIeld ~

Owing gt1ThirdstIeetbr bridge draw being
out 81 order. a New Castle trolley car
lay at Fourth and Market streets all Of
last night.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
Candidate for REPRESENTATIVE

Charles r. Miller has announced that
be viii be a candidate for representa-
tive from the Third representative dis
trict
Evening journal., 1900-09-28

leaving Delaware avenue station at
939 a. m. and on special train leav-
ing at 1915 a. m. Returning, good on
special train only, leaving Philadel-
phia at $50 p. N.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28

st. Pauls Has Ushcrs' Union
An ushers union has been formed hv
the young men of St. PauI's NJ. L.
Church.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
Successor TO Macarthur

William Nlvans succeeded Henry
Macarthur as foreman Of the ship fit-
tors Of the Pusey ana Jones shipyard.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28

lcontInued on Third no.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-12-12
WHAT IT COSTS TO RUN : R OFFICE.
Statement of Campaign Expenses as Filed According
10 the Provisions of Law.

Thursday was the last day upon which
candidates for Office, rs nominees Of con
ventions or defeated candidates before
nominating conventions, had to file their
ltemiZed schedule of expenditures with
the county clerk and register of deeds
In county affairs, not one-half of those
whom the law contemplates shall make
such statement have done 30. The fine
is 800 to $500 for neglect or refusal TO
comply.
Officers of the republican county COM
mittee have made detailed statement,
but the democracy makes none whatever
Chairman Mahoney says the republican
campaign cost 1903 sS for speakers ex-
pense, postage hall rent and hundred
/ other source of outlay.
F. NJ Minshall reports that it cost hin.
I $50 so to be elected sheriff OF this
/ 500 was contributed to the campaign
committee
1t cost o. G. Munson $593 Is to secure
the nomination and be elected state SEN
ator, 1855 Of the amount being rontri-
buted to the campaign committees of
the three counties constituting the dis
trict A. II. Dahl paid $S9 95 in his
campaign for the assembly, $50 of the
amount TO county committee.
7. O. Mork, candidate for register of
deeds contrib buted $100 to committee and
expended S26 80 otherwise.
Don Sherman expended SIS to be elect
ed county clerk, S12 of the amount going
to committee.
Treasurer Lier expended sos, of which
$64 went TO the committee D. +. Mains
invested sos 25 in his canvass for clerk
of the court, $64 Of the amount being
his assessment
District Attorney Bennett spent SO
for cigars and gave $40 to the campaign
fund
Supt Gardner's election cost him $50.
OF the amount $72 went to the COM
mittee.
E, E Allen spent $40 in his canvass
for nomination for clerk of the court.
Go' ernor-Elect La Toilette files his
statement at S., 09J of which the larger
amounts were 81, $50 for expense of can
vases, hotel bills, 81 079 for stationery
and printing, 81, 1877 for postage, $500 to
state campaign fund.
Congressman Babcock reports expend
iture of s. 319, of which 81 600 was to
the st 'ta r"',tral committee and 81, 500
contributions TO county campaign COM
mittees in his district
State Treasurer Davidson spent 500,
of which $500 went to state committee.
All state officers paid same amount to
the campaign fund The state commit
tee disbursed less than $4,000
On the democratic ticket G. NJ Butt,
Jr., paid for the privilege of being
candidate for district attorney, sci 25
A. F. Drew, clerk of the court, So 90;
Geo E. Tate, for assembly. $40.
W. J. Robinson. prohibition candidate
for senator, expended 81 25 in his cam
paign.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-12-12
Viola Makes Progress.

At the special election held in this
village, last Monday. to vote upon the
proposition of bonding the village for the
purpose of raising money to purchase q
site for IN excelsior plant and for put
ting in water works, in the sum Of OIL, $50.
the vote carried for bonds by an over
whelming majority, there being 81 votes
for bonds and ID votes against bonds
1t is the plan of the excelsior company
TO commence the erection of their build
ing at once, provided the weather con-
tinues favorable for outdoor work.
They will put in an 81, 900 plant with a
capacity OF five or six carloads of the
finished product per week The location
OF the plant has not been definitely set
tied yet and the company will be given
a choice in the matter.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-12-12
Strong Against Reserve Fnnd

At the last meet.Ig of viroqua Wood
man Camp vote was taken on the
question OF creating an emergency re-
serve fund. The vote was SO against
and for. The election of officers for
ensuing year resulted:
Worthy cousul--D. o. Mahoney,
Worthy Advisor 'saae s. Hamilton
Worthy Banker-.if. r. Packard.
Worthy Clerk-~A. ID, Helgesop
Escort~-F. O, Samlaon
Wntchman-, Eyer Monseu.
Sentry--wiiliam Small.
Manager for three years--B. Il. Ferguson.
By resolution, hearty support was
given to the candidacy OF DR. M. Suren-
son for head physician OF the state.
which will be chosen at the state con-
vention early in the new year. Mr..
Surenson was accorded the privilege of
naming the delegates to attend Wood
man county convention TO be held in
this city January 10. They are ID. o.
Mahoney, A ID. Helgeson, b. r. Purdy.
o. q. Munsou, s. H Foster, Otto Otte-
sor, e. W. Shepard, M G.. Ripley. AL
teraates. |. s. Hamilton, o. III. Heigeson.
G. w. Stimble, T.. r. Arlington, IL, Il.
Packard, Ever Monsen, b. +. Ferguson
H. NJ Weber.
lViroqua camp is in excellent condition
with about 220 active, enthusiastic
members.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-12-12
Circuit Court Opens.

The regular term of December circuit
court opened in this city at o'clock,
Tuesday morning Judge Fruit appeared
as calm as June morning, and none
would have mistrusted, had they not
known as much. that 1t was his first
touch of the judicial gavel "A. tes few
preliminaries Judge Fruit announced
that out OF respect to the memory of
Judge Wyman, court would adjourra till
Wednesday morning. A numbev of
jurors We're excused from service. There
is every probability that the term will
continue till the first of the new year.
There are Al cases on the calendar, some
OF them quite important.
During Tuesdays recess number of
ladies appropriately draped the chair
which Judge Wyman had always used
in court.
The many friends, among lawyers and
others, will be pleased to know that
Judge Fruit appointed Alfred Harrison
his official court reporter. Mr. Harrison
has served Is Years in that capacity.
having been successively appointed by
Judges Newman, Morrow, Wyman and
Fruit.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-12-12

and offered prayer. His address, which
followed, was eulogistic and timely
Rev, VIM. haughton spoke in a remi-
nicent vein OF his late friend whom he
had known, honored and admired. A
beautiful quartet selection and benedic-
tion by Rev. G. W. Nuzum closed the
impressive services. The cortege, en-
bracing the different orders headed by
the city band, was the largest that has
ever proceeded TO our cemetery. The
honorary pail bearers were selected from
members of the bar, and the active bear
ers were Sir Knights II. p Proctor, Fred
Eckhardt, c. j. Smith, o. G.. Munson,
L. G. Boyle, Blaine ID. Rusk, E. W. Ha-
zen and f. NJ Tcwner.
AT the grave the Masonic ritual burial
service was carried through.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-12-12
viii Probably Die From Ip,uriss,

On Friday last, in Lacrosse Albert
Melby.a prosperous Coon Valley farmer
received serious IL not fatal injury in a
runaway accident The horse, which
was a spirited amin Il became unman .ge-
able upon the appr 'ech of street car.
Melby was thrown from the seat and
struck his head on the pavement. He
was rendered unconscious by the fall.
An examination of his injuries showed
that the skull had been fractured and
that he had suffered a concussion OF the
brain. He was removed to hospital.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-12-12
THE REPORT WAS UNTRUE.
The Little Daughter of C. F. Riley Not Killed by
Panther, as Reported.

The Little Daughter of C. F. Riley Not Killed by a
Panther, as Reported.
The CENSOR is gratified to learn that
the report published in last week issue,
with reference to the killing of c. F.
Riley'a little daughter by panther. L
nnfounded. The following letter from
Mr.. Riley will be read with rejoicing by
all the friends of the family in this COM
munity:
BLoOMER Dec. 8. 1900
FRIEND NUNS N:-We are very glad
to tell you that the story which has
found its way into some of the papers
about our little daughter Blaachey be-
ing devoured by panther, is false. We
desire to give our thanks for those we'll
meant expressions of sympathy we have
received by letter from every source.
Very respectfully
G. T. RILEY.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-12-12
Many Things You want for Christmas

When looking about for suitable
Christmas tokens take peep into Jos.
Omundson's store in Opera block. Nice
warm wraps, mittens. handkerchiefs.
glass goods, lamps and in fact a hundred
varieties in light and heavy things suit
able for gifts for any member of the
family. Every thing at right prices.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-12-12
Thinks He Heads the Procession.

Robt. A. Johnson Of this city, last
Thursday, delivered TO .. H. Helgeson
his 81 acre crop of tobacco, for which,
he received $4S7 81 or about s175 per
acre The yield was unusually heavy,
2, 200 per acre. This is Mr.. Johnsori's
first experience in tobacco culture and
he naturally feels that ne did remark
ably we for beginner Can any
grower in the county make better
an lwiug?
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-12-12
LIZ YOUR Roy

Isn't on time. the chances are it Is no
fault Of his Do you expect him 10 tell
time by the sung Has he a watchf If
not. that is your fault. He might have
a first.class time keeper AZ low as three
dollars up TO ton or more, according to
the style--all tn" style anybody could
ask. Good enough for you, too, IL you
need a watch. JOSEPH BOEHRER.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-12-12

TRIBUTE ny REV. WIN, HAuGnroN.
God Is with him where he goes
God was with him here,
From the dawn to life's dim close
la his masterful repose.
When the end drew near
Strong in faith, ne passed away
Toithe egter,.brigher day.
oh!such stalwart men we need
Gifted and God-sent,-
Son Of brave New England's breed.
Loyal To the right indeed,
Conquering as they went
inexpensive, silent, save
By the deeds that showed them brave.
Duty never called In vain.
Or unanswered passed;
On his record not a stain:
Through all suffering ana pain
Patient tn the last.
Farewell, brother, for awhile
Heaven upon thy rest will smile.
As father. gentle. true.-
Monitor and friend
As a husband, loving, too
Aud no guile thy spirit knew
Faithful to the end
Surely, through loves ministry
God will guide thy loved to thee.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-12-12

your dues
Buy your Xmas gifts at The Big
Store.
Frank Wentz and wife have moved
into their cozy First ward residence.
Mrs. W. p Morgan of Retreat, is
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Hammer of Hillsboro is with
her daughter, Mrs. Wyman, for few
days
DO you know you can save money by
purchasing you groceries at The Big
Storel
Sheldon Treseder went to Madison,
lust Thursday, to sake course at the
university.
"A special meeting Of Viroqua Odd
Fellows Eucampn Mt will be held for
degree work, FRY evening
Joseph Leska came over from Union
with Chairman Haugb, Tuesday, on
business and to see the county seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Kalvestran
mourn the loss of an infant child, born
Monday evening 1t was their first
horn.
Chester Wyman, the only brother
os the late Judge Wymap. VINO resides
III juneau county, was present at tie
funeral
Mrs Chas. Stevens of La Crosse, is
h are caring Tor her aunt, Mrs Alfred
Proctor, who was injured by fall a
week ago.
-Purdy Woodmen are to have big
hall at their hall on Christmas night
The boys will make it a hummer Tick
cts, 30 cents; supper, 80 cents per couple.
All members of Viroqua Rsbekah
lodge are requested to meet at Odd Eel
lows hall with Mr. James Brainerd
Grand Lecturer, Saturday, Dec Is, al
? 80 p In.
The plans of A. E Parkinson oi
Sparta, have been accepted by the board
Of education. for our new school house
and Mr.. Parkinson employed as archi.
tect and overseer.
/ On New Years eve December 31st
the Wood Choppers of Genoa, will spread
themselves in endeavor To out-do al
preyiOus efforts in WOOdman dance
They have engaged John Fulz La Crosse
orchestra.
t F E Tate purchased the old Dab
drug store building and IS having it re
moved 70 a lot east of TowDer's store
Ii has been rented TO Mr.. Carlson. o.
Stoughton, who viii conduct a res
taurant.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-12-12
PARDON NE SIR. HAVE you The rInE,

You surely do not want to go through
life continually bothering somebody for
the time o day. Why not have watch
OF your own2 We have them. all makes
and styles, also choice stock of Jewell
ry, silverware and clocks
JOSEPH BoEHRER,
Matchmaker and Jeweler.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-12-12

Join thee aud be ~ forever with the Lord
Until then iet our watehword be "auf wieder-
seen ~ will see you agsin-when the etern-
al morning breaksi
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-12-12
Walk Up to the Captains Office

The CENSOR would like to have set
tlement with every subscriber who is
indebted on subscription by the first of
the year, if possible. Especially do we
appeal to those who owe for two or
more years Ne have been very lenient
with large number who are delinquent
for several years paper, and these we
desire should understand we expect our
dues 1t is unnecessary 10 send state
ments. The printed tag on the margin
of the paper tells the date to which
each is paid. Don't be bashful or back
ward. but come to the front or SIND
Your dues.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-12-12

"A PM
"A ring7
"A watchi
"A locket or chain!
Dish things?
Bracelet or chain
Some other thing2
Come 10 the store and you viii find
just the right thing for that man or
girl whom you intend TO remember"
JOSEPH BOEHRER.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-13
SE ENIDE

Una maquinarla para elab0rar am.
car y centrifugad0 cristaliZad0. ouo
cOnsta de los siguientes aparatos:
Un tacho al vaciO de seiS Y medio
pies de iametrO, con capacidad para
so hect0litro, sean toneladaS 40
azucar seco, provisto de serpentinas
tranpas, manometros, cOlumnas Dla.
tatorma, escaIera y todOs sus acceso.
rios completes.
Una bomba de vaciO de IA y l6. ?
lS'' con condensador y conecciones
Dos centrifugas, sistema HepwOrtb
con malaxOr de 80 hectolitrOs cabida
transmisi0nes y maquina de vapOp.
t0do complete.
Una bomba deivapOr para meladura
con Su tuberfa.
Una b0mba Duplex para traer el aqua
del rio, con 500 pies tuberia de Du-
gadas y tOdOs sus accessories completes.
Una caldera de acerO de pies dia
metro pOr I6 pies de largo con lao tu.
bos patentes de pulgadas, domo ds
IvapOr, hornalla y tOdOs sus access
rios completes.
I'm canal hierro para descargar a
azucar del tacho y varias tuberiaS dc
de connection entire esCs apartOS.
Esta maquinaria eSta en- pePtecu
buen estado y sOlamente IA trabaia-
do un an0.
Para iuforme ROBERTO GRA HAM.
IngenierO Marina 25 Ponce r.
Mayo % 1900 avs,