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ed the Order of the Garter on the same
day.
Visited the United States and Canada
in 1860.
General of British army, 1862. and
field marshal, 1876.
Married Princess Alexandra OF Den
mark, March 10, 1868.
Grand master of British Masons. 1874.
Visited Egypt and India, 1875.
Visited Ireland 1885.
Attended wedding Of Cars daughter
at st. Petersburg, April, 1894.
Won the Derby with Persimmon, 1896.
Grand master of the Bath. 1897.
Represented the Queen at naval review
of jubilee 1897.
Took the title Of Edward VII, King
Of the United Kingdom Of Great Britain
and Ireland aud Emperor of India at a
meeting Of the privy council on Jau. %,
1901. the day after his mothers death.
At 4 o'clock Of the same day the lords
and commons took the oath OF allegiance
to the new sovereign.
Proclaimed King throughout his realms
Jan. "a, 1901
Opened his first Parliament in person
Feb. IA. 1901.
Proclaimed the day of his coronation
for June 70. 1902, on Dee. 10, 1901.
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CHRONOLOGY or THE Kings LIFE.

Born in Buckingham Palace. London,
Nov. e 1871. in the fifth year of his
mothers reign.
Second child and first son OF Alexpn-
drina Victoria, Queen of England, and
the Prince Consort. Albert of SaXe-C9
burg and Gotha.
Created Prince of Wales and Earl OF
Chester Dee. A, 1871.
Baptized in st. Georges Chapel, Wind
sor Castle. Jan. "A, 1912, as Albert Ed
ward. the first name being that IF hi,
father, the second that of his grandtath
er, the Duke of Kent. King Of Prussia
his sponsor.
Education for the six years following
conducted by Lady Lyttleton. sister OF
Mrs. William Ewart Gladstone.
Visited ireland for the first time in
1919.
Attained his eighteenth year Nov. 9
1853. and so became legal heir TO the
crown. receiving on that day lette from
his mother announcing his emancipation
from parental control.
Became colonel in the army and receiy.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-07-02
s1nhrinr chilhren,s Minds.

The French Society for the Psyche
logic Study of Children has asked for
answers to the following questions:
First-What is the most serious false
hood that you have observed in any
child under your care? Point out what
induced the child to deceive. and SO
forth. Say if the child habitually de
ceives. Give age, sex, and so forth.
Second-Do you know of children
who habitually deceive without any
idea that tley are doing wrong? If so,
to what cause &c you attribute this
state of mind?
on the other hand. children are to
have chance to say their say. The
society asks them to reply to the fol
lowing queries:
For what was the last scoIding given
to You out of school? What did they
say to you? What did you answer
What is the finest deed-the most no
Bile. generous deed-that you have ever
seen performed?
\ discriminating analysis of answers
ought to furnish basis for interesting
conclusions. Fear enters so largely
info the reasons for classifying that the
two sets of inquiries have close rela-
ton. The memory of former seedlings
and the dread of another outburst ac-
count for many lie. The gentle deal
ing with the erring, save in exceptional
cases. protects childhood against it.
self. and takes away the pretext for
falsen6od,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-07-02
QUEEN ALExA NDRA.
Consnrt of EngIand's Stricken King
Famous for Her Beauty.

Consnrt of EngIand's Stricken King
Famous for Her Beauty.
Alexandra Caroline Marie Charlotte
Lotdse Julia. Queen of England and
Empress Of India. was born Dec. l, 1874.
the eldest daughter OF Prince Christian.
now King Christian of Denmark. and is
therefore IS years old.
From her early maidenhood she was
famous for her beauty, and when Albert
Edward. Prince OF Wales, was looking
for a wife he speedily fell in love with
the pretty Dane. The marriage took
place March 10, 1868, and all England at
once followed the oval example and lost
its hearts to the new princess.
The following gear the Duke Of Clar-
ence was born Then came Prince
George, in 1865. and then, in rapid sue
cession three girls. Louise Victoria, now
Duchess of Fife. Victoris Alexandra. and
Maud. now wife of the second son of the
Crown Prince Of Denmark. Meanwhile
Alexandra's two sisters. each as pretty
as herself, had married. Dagmar. the
second girl. was captured by the heir to
the throne of Russia, the late Gear Alex
ander Ill, and is consequently mother 10
the presp Gar Nicholas: and Thyra,
the third daughter, married the Duke of
Cumberland, ut that time thought to be
the richest man in the world.
When Alexandra went TO England she
made herself an EnglishwomaD, and
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GREAr PROGRAM ABaNDoNED.
List of Coronation Events Which Had
Been Planned.

The list of coronation events which had
been planned beginning Tuesday. June
"a. and extending Gntil saturday.. July
> preparations for which had been com
pleted at a cost of several million dollars,
are all included in the general postpone
ment. The loss to individuals and tnsur-
anee companies will reach an enormous
figure. variously estimated at from ST5,-
100000 TO twice that figure.
First on the program was to have been
the reception of the King and Queen TO
the special foreign ENJOYS aud deputa-
tons TO the coronation with a state din
ner at Buckingham Palace This was the
event scheduled for Tuesday, the Opennl;
day of the great festival. "Wednesday
there was to have been held the recep-
ton of the colonial premiers and other
ENJOYS. The Prince Of Wales was to
have given q dinner party at St. danes
Palace to the princes and ENJOYS.
Thursday was TO have come the coro-
nation at Westminster Abbey. the eli
matte event OF the week. The program
for Friday, June %. included the pro-
cession through London. which was to
have been a military pageant two miles
long, containing troops from all the do
ininions of the kingdom, and IN the even
ing a reception at Lansdowne House
which was to have been attended by the
King and Queen. For Saturday the
grand naval review was set. which the
King and Queen and all the attendants
and ENJOYS were to have witnessed.
Sunday was set aside for the dinners
TO foreign princes by their respective am
bassadors. The gala performance of
opera in honor of their majesties was
scheduled for Monday evening the day
for the return OF the King and Queen
and royal party to London from the scene
of the naval review.
Tuesday. July /, there was to have been
held the garden party at Windsor Castle.
Lavish preparation had been made for
this event. The next day was set for
the departure Of foreign princes and en-
yoys and the dinner of their majesties
at Londonderry House. Services for
their majesties at St Paurs Cathedral
and lunch at the guildhall was the pro
gram for Thursday. July 3. On Friday
the royal party was to attend the recep-
ton of Indian princes at the India office
and on Saturday was planned the King S
dinner to the poor
The vast expenditure Of money for the
coronation has not been definitely figured
The official statement for the cost of the
first weeks festivities is SJ00000. This
of course. includes expenses of the gov
eminent alone.
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panies who hold heavy policies on the
Kings life. These policies are said TO ag-
gregate S20,o00000. Then the London
season, or!, Jus: begun in earnest, vas
killed at once. The town will be deserted
pc soon % possible, and the tradesnlen
who hoped to recoup the losses OF the
two last bad seasons. are doomed TO dis
appointment Finally. the individuals
who were to be knighted or ennobled on
coronation day have seen these distine-
tons snatched from their hands.
The loss to those who erected stands
will run into millions, 1t is estimated
that seats were built to accommodate
500. 900 people. to say nothing of the con
version Of shops into temporary theaters
of decorations, which involved enormous
outlay.
Vast numbers of people have Travelled
from far and near to witness the fetes
and the disaster is the most stupendous
of the kind that has ever taken place.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-07-02
HEIR TO THE BRITISH THRONE.
George, Prince of Wales, Is "a Favorite
with the peonfe


George. Prince of Wales and next in
succession. is the second son Of King Ed
ward VII. The prince was born in 1864
and succeeded to the title of Duke of
York On the death of his elder brother
Albert Victor, in 1892. Prince Albert
Victor was about IT, marry Victoria Mary.
daughter Of the Duke of Teck. and
George made hen his wife after the pc
riod of mourning had elapsed. When
Edward became King, George was made
Duke of Cornwall and last winter his
father created him Prince of Wales.
Prince Georges training has been alto
gether naval. He became midshipman
on the Canada. with the North American
squadron. In 1883. Two years later he
passed his examinations with great credit
and was promoted to be a lieutenant. His
first command was that of the gunboat
Thrush on the West Indian station. and
while occupying that position he opened
the Jamaica industrial exposition in 1890,
A year later he was raised TO the rank Of
commander, but the death Of his elder
brother brought to an end his services ca
the sea.
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WIFE'S PLEA I'M VAIN.
Brutal Husband Wanted No So1itud,
on His Vacation.

Brutal Husband Wanted No Solitude
on His Vacation.
Last Saturday. the very day on which
a certain young Treasury clerk was
TO start away with his wife on the
annual leave, the wife received a tele-
gram from one of her sisters. aDnounc-
ing the sudden illness of their mother
in Baltimore. 1t was, of course. de-
cided that the wife would have TO 90
to her mothers bedside, and as the
Treasury clerk had had his leave grant
ed all in due course. and as the other
clerks had their leave schedule all fix
ed out, he couldn't see any way for
it except to start off on the prearrang
ed trip to Atlantic City by himself,
with his wife to follow along later on
in case her mothers illness proved not
TO be serious.
The wife. however. couldn't precisely
see this.
why don't you join that camping
party that's going down the Potomac
tonight for a week or so, until mann
ma gets better and then wen 90 to the
seaside together?" she suggested.
They're all nice boys. you know"
Don't care for these stag outfits
any more" he replied.
Well" she said. why can't you go
to some quiet little place over in Mary
land on the Chesapeake and stay there
unSil join you to go to Atlantic City,
He didn't make any reriy to this, but
looked gloomily out of the window.
oh" she went On. why couldn't
you go and visit ur brother at his
West Virginia farm until am able TO
go to the beach with you?"
This idea didn't appear to make much
of a hit with him. either. and 20 he
kept still.
What fun would it be-" she contin-
ued 'sfor you to go to that Atlantic
City hotel, where there are about forty
girls to one man. and all Of the horrid
things grinning at the men like chessS
cats while"
"That'll be about all o. that" he
broke out, with a grin. II know what
you'd like-to' have me go to Trap
pist monastery or to the Old Mans
Home until your mother happens TO
come around enough to enable you to
keep your binoculars on me every min
ute of the day or night Or you'd like
10 have me surrender myself for a vag.
and take a turn over on the Eastern
Branch until you're in shape to accom-
pany me. But the hotel in Atlantic's
good enough for me. thanks. There
can't be any too many girls, chessy
Eats or otherwise. in any seashore 40
Eel. for me, and if they were in the
ratio of 100000 to the better it nd
tickle me. I'm -orry your mother is
sidI1, and all that. - course. hut I'm
not 112 years of age yet, and the
schedule for my vacation as arranged
is going through, on the dot. so far as
| am concerned, and there amt going
to be any solitary confinement stunts
in it, at that"
Then the brute accompanied her over
to Baltimore. and went hiking Off to
Atlantic City and the chessy cats. leav-
ing her sulky and suspicious. Wash
ington Post.
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A Mountain-Climber.

At a reception of the Authors Club
in New York the guest of honor was
Sir Martin Conway, the explorer and
mountain climber. One man who did
not know the guest asked another:
who as here to-nightE''
"Sir Martin Conway"
Conway? Who is he? can't place
him"
'-The mountain climber"
ttOh. yes! But what is he doing in
New York;"
"Merely travelling from climb Il
Climb"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-07-02

The coronation of King Edward VII.
has been indefinitely postponed This
startling annor ocement was made in Lon
don Tuesday. The King was found to
re suffering from acute perytiphilitis, a
form Of appendicitis, and an operation
was decided upon. This was success
fully performed at o'clock Tuesday af-
ternoon.
In the course of the afternoon the bull
letin from Buckingham palace announc-
ing that the operation had been SUCCESS
full, that large abscess had feen eyacu-
ated, and that the Kings condition was
satisfactory, was issued and posted at the
various points where people congregated.
The King treated the idea of the opera
ton very lightly, his great concern being
for the disappointment of the people.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-07-02

speedily became what she has ever since
remained, the most popular woman In the
kingdom, save only Queen Victoria.
Though It is pretty generally know that
her married life has not been happy, she
has been loyal wife and devoted moth.
er. Though she is now nearly 90 yea 70
of age. she has retained her beauty to I'm
astonishing extent, and is yet one of the
prettiest, as she Is one of the smart.st,
women in England.
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How,s This,

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward ios
iEny case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured BY
Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY & co, Props, Toledo, o,
We. the undersigned. have known r. J. Cheney
for the last Is years, and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business transactions and fnsn-
cially able to carry cut any obligation made by
their Arm.
West & Truax. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
WaldiDg, kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Drug
gists. Toledo Ohio,
Halls Cafarrh Cure Is taken internally, set.ns
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces q
ms SysteIn.l Price 75c. per bottls. Sold by 81
Druggists. Testimonials tree
Halfs Family pins are The best.
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News of Minor Note.

Kansas City is to have a ping-pong
factory.
Reuben Bryant, for over fifty years a
member of the Masonic order. died at mis-
home near Sparta, Mo.
John G. Milburn. at whose house Pres
ident Mckinley died, may be the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor Of New
York.
Charles NJ. schwab president OF the
United States Steel Corporation, says
there is no truth in the report that he
has bought the Cramp shipyard
The general assembly Of the United
Presbyterian Church Of North America
n session at Pittsburg, adjourned to meet
ut Tarkio. No. next May
The Indian meteorological department
predicts deficiency Of rain almost ev-
e-y,yhere in the Bombay presidency. par
ticularly at Gujerat, and warns the gov.
eminent 10 prepare for severe famine
Two negro boys. Harrison and James
Gillespie. aged respectively Is and ia
years. who were under arrest charged
with killing Miss Cornelia Benson. were
taken from jail at Salisbury. y. C.. and
hanged 70 a tree in the railroad yards
Their bodies we're then riddled with buL
J LET'S.
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na Roto StatIon .

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Goingl Ia Crosse Exp. ex. Sunday, 4 IA D M.
Mort 4 Accommodation lex. Sun 1855 y IN
Leave tChi.& ST. Louis Exp.i ex. Sum- l;06 D n
South Accommodation Eek. Sunday 9;2o u1
cE-For tickets, rates, maps, etc. apply to
Local agents at above stations,
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Canoa Station.

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Going La Crosse Exp, Tex, Sunday 5:ei y m
North Accommodationtex. Sunday 4;40 . 10
Leave Chi. & St. Louis Exp(sx. SUM- 1877 y no
Going Dubuque Exp. except SUM- 7:12p m
South observation-disclosures. Sunday 6;23 N
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crisis and the Combes Ministry has been
formed without a ripple Of excitimcnt
among the general public or even In the
Hobbies of the Chamber Of Deputies.
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NIcforN SfatIon.

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Going La Crosse Exp. tex. Sunday $50 p No
North Accommodation lex Sunday 4sib y m
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Going Dubuque Exp. except SUM- 7:22 D nc
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INGHAM PALAcE rHE LoNpoN REsIpENcE oF ME KING.

BUCKINGHAM PALACE THE LONDON RESIDENCE OF THE King
Edwards 5
in the of
the he
o
with the by
in its ino
House which then became the apparent
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the post OF prime
minister. Though
his administrator
has just been in
dorsed By 5000, 900
votes against B.
100000, be feels
that he has contrib
uted enough 40 the
welfare OF his co&
try to have eari
q rest. 1t is
Of him ~
friends thsA
70 II
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Il P. PROCTOR, g. e PACKARD,
President. Cashier
VERNON COUNTY BANK.
$4,000 CPITAL.
Does a General Banking and Fire
Insurance Business.
4 Per Cent. Interest Paid on Tins
Deposits.
a. P. PROCTOR, G. 8. SMITH,
r. j. RosENFELD, Fl: l. REED,
Directors
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
c D. q Q. r. r. TIME CARD.
efneIdnrd sfntInn.

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Going La Crosse Exp. lex. Sunday 6:I2 . m
North Accommodation lex. SUM- o;i2 M
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Going dubuque Exp. Eek. Sunday 7:02 D N
South ] AccommodatiOnLex. sundayl 4:54 y NJ
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Private McCulloch Of the guards re-
serves. an Irishman of C feet 1914
inches. is now the tallest man in the
British army.
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NATURE OF THE OPERATION.
u minent Chicago Doctor Describes
How the Surgeon Works.


Operations such as King Edward I'M
derwent were described by a Chicago
surgeon as follows: The patient Is pre-
pared for the ordeal by thorough scrub
bling of the body. After being placed On
the operating table the patient is again
scrubbed, the spot directly over the APP
pendix being especially secured with anti
septic soap.
After an anaesthetic is given TO the pa
tient the surgeon makes an lncisl0n on
.he right side Of the body between the
umbilicus and Poupart's ligament. Usu-
ally the incision is about one and a half
inches. through the fascia. external and
internal oblique muscles. Then the PERI
toneum is picked up on each side with ar
terry forceps and an incision made through
this tissue so as not to injure the intes-
tinese.
Then the fingers are inserted and ;he
appendix drdwn up through the wound
and held in position by retractors. If
found necessary 10 take the appendix out
amputation towels are used TO keep the
appendix warm. After amputation VI the
appendix the mucous membranes are
drawn together and sutures put in y
drainage tube Is frequently necessary
/ Then the wound is dressed,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-07-02
London Is ParaIrzed.

The first news of the renewed Illness of
the King came from tie House OF Com
mons Tuesday, where various court Off
cials gave an intimation that the ar
rangements for Thursday would better
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-07-02

Violent earthquakes have been felt at
Tulcan. Ecuador, a town near the Colom-
bian frontier.
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LOSSES ARE ENORMOUS.

bankruptcies for Spectators and No
Business Cor Tradesmen.
Tie loss eItailal TO London in innum-
cradle directions by the abandonment of
the corohation festivities has been rough
~ estimate.' at $50,00000a. Hundreds
of bankruptcies owing to seat. food. tim
Der and decoration speculations are eX-
pected. 1t is also an extrem ely serious
question for several big insurance COM
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-07-02
KING EDWARD is ILL.
BRlTkIN'S MONARCH uNDERGOES
AN OPERATION.

Coronation Ceremonies All Indefinite
ly Postponed-AIar ming News of the
Kings Condition Causes the Utmost
CONSERVATION Throughout England.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-07-02

be suspended forthwith, as the coronation
would be postponed indefinitely on ac-
count of the indisposition of his majesty.
The sudden announcement of the post
ponement of the coronation, just on the
eve of the ceremony, caused the utmost
CONSERVATION everywhere. The news
spread like wildfire. The tens of thou
sands of occupants of the streets sudden
ly stood still under the sudden shock and
gazed at one another in silent dread of
what might come next.
On Saturday and Sunday society was
discussing the reports of the Kings Ill
ness and though the circumstantiality, de-
tail and sources from which they came
precluded entire disbelief there was 4
disposition to doubt the stories, and when
the positive categorical denial was off
cially issued they were dismissed as he
ing unfounded.
Hemorrhoides, apeplexy and lumbago
were a few of the Kings maladies dis
cussed in the clubs and drawing rooms,
and those discussing them recalled the
stories how the King even quite recently
reiterated his belief that he would never
be crowned.
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a NApoLEonlc RULE
Has Been That of WaIdeck- Rousseau,
Frances Latest Great Man.

The French government is about to
suffer severe loss by the retirement Of
pierre Marie Waldeck-Rousseau from