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With one accord fifty men jumped to
their feet and demanded a roll call. The
first amendment was read, although not
a word could be heard because of the
clamor Miller put the motion and de
clared the amendment adopted.
Cries for roll call were kept up and
members, with faces white with rage,
began TO move toward the Speakers
chair. 1t was plainly hostile move.
and the policemen under the command of
the doorkeeper were rallied for defense.
Clerk Reeve began to read the second
amendment. SPEAKER Miller also declared
the amendment adopted.
You are liar" shouted Allen of
Vermifion. The hubbub waxed hercer.
There We're six amendments. and before
all were disposed of Speaker Miller's
face grew white,
Representative Ed Cummings Of Chi
cago tore Il board from n desk and adj
vanced threateningly toward the Speak
err Books, nkstandts. letter files and
chairs were seized for the attack.
AS the clerk finished the reading or
the last amendment the pandcmonium
which had not abated. sw' He'd 20 high
er pitch Speaker Miller looked cut on
a sea Of ngry faces He started to an
nounce that the bill was advanced to a
third reading. and then came the deluge.
Representative Richard Burke run up
the steps of the Speakers stand and
reached a menacing hand toward Miller.
Al Glade a Republican member from
the Eighteenth Ward. Chicago, struck
Burke ON the head with his clinched fist,
and together they rolled to the floor.
Representatives Cummings and Werdell
made savage onslaught on Glade, and
the group. surrounded by policemen,
fought back and forth around the clerk S
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Notes of Current Events.

John Corridor, railroad employe ia
Ns,, port, r. l.. is just taking his 6rst
vacation in forty years.
Citizens killed an unknown burglar
who was attempting to rob Elecds a.
Forshecs store, HimTOd.s n. Y.
President Roosevelt never carries an
umbrella, but has rain coat that keeps
him an dry as a copy Of the congressional
records
Gustsve Moinecke. who spent some
time IN the United States as a newspaper
man and later edited the Colonial Eel
tung and the Colonial Year Book, died
In Berlin.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-04-29

Explanation Of the fact that Method
lists are not mentioned. being included
in miscellaneous merely, is that they are
raising in Manhattan and the Bronx 81,
100000 and IN Brooklyn $4,000. or
total Of 81 10000. TO pay debts on cx-
isting churches to strengthen their char
table work and 20 endow their fund for
aged ministers.
It is estimated that fifteen churches
are completed on an average every day
in the United States. and the aggregate
value Of those erected In a year exceeds
$37 10000.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-04-29

The automobile NH. that seeking to
regulate and register automobiles and to
hold the owners liable for accidents. is
slated for killing IN the Senate. The
judiciary committee after careful consid-
Grafton Of the bill framed by the Assem-
biz judiciary as substitute for the Mol
denhauer bin by unanimous vote decided
to report (. for indefinite postponement.
The present laws. the members say. are
sufficiently elastic TO meet every case,
The provision regarding the liability for
injury Is said to be merely declsratory
Of the common law The great objec-
ton is. however, that it would result in
hardship to liverics which rent autolao-
biles. because By holding the owner Of
the machine liable, irrespective Of the
negligence Of the driver. and allowing the
latter to escape. il would drive N out
Of business.
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Lawmakers at Springfield Drive
the Speaker from the
R0strum.
Free-for-alI Fight in the House When
the Indy Traction Bill Is
Rushed Through.
Seats Broken and Rush Made for
Miller-ASsembly Reorganizes
with Allen in Chair.


Springfield correspondence:
Amid scencs OF the widest riot, in
which blows were struck. chairs swung
menaciIgly and threats hurled back and
forth, Speaker Miller was driven from
his chair in the Illinois House of Repre-
sentatiyes Thursday by Representatives
whom he had antagonized. Representa-
tive Allen took the chair. Word was
sent TO the Governor declaring that it
would be necessary to call out troops to
restore order in the House.
while the message bearing the news
of the plight of the Speaker TO GOV.
Yates was being hurrici; ,i.wn stairs,
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MILLIONS FOR CHURCHES.
Edifices Now Building In New York
TO Cost . t,O2O,OOO.

There are under construction in New
York City and the neighboriEg Iersey
towns to be opened aud dedicated at
once. or else the money is in hand and
they are to be built this spring and sum
mer. new churches and parish houses
that are TO cost So, 10000 Beyond these,
plans are made and part of the money
ready for the building of new churches
and parish houses next year TO the value,
thus far announced, of S3.29J, 600.
In the following table are named
amounts expended or to be expended by
the various religious bodies. The first
column indicates buildings just ready to
be opened or TO be erected this summer;
the second projects for the immediate
future so fer a. announced:
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The London Daily Telegraph calcu-
lstes that the total gross liabilities Of
the United Kingdom amount to $500
100000 5000. 100000. This compares
with 1886 100000 fS3.1T5.OO0.OOOl in
1880 80 that the Boev war may be said
to have added f1Gj.000,OOO fsS25. 600. o
OO0t 10 g:e British national debt.
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scene of many stormy encounters, but the
demonstration Thursday eclpsed all rec
ords. For time it seemed as if Speaker
Miller's life was in danger. The fact
that several women occupied seats on
the platform behind him was his saliva
ton, otherwise he would have been the
target of inkstands, chair legs, ten-pound
books and, perhaps, bullets
When the Indy traction bill---the
cause of all the dlsturbance--was called
up, Representative Indy offered the
amendments prepared and moved their
adoption.
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900 Easter lilies were used IN decorating
the grand han, while 5000 roses and
rare orchids were distributed Were their
effects would be the most artisticaliy de-
lishtful The bride received $4,000
worth Of gifts. some Of them being Of
extreme beauty Every policeman on
duty in connection with the wedding re-
cejved a $50 gold piece tied with the
fayorite eolor Of the bride.
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Good Inxe.tm.nt for Hryan.

William Jennings Bryan says he has
contributed 1903 something 10 the
cause of Democracy He may have
meant that many silver dollars or
mere words. IN either ease his "nntri-
button seems 10 have been a reckless
waste for the cause though a good in
vestment for his own pocket Camden
Post Telegram
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While the Senate has killed the State
park health bill, designed to relieve con
sumptives, Assemblyman Karers meas
ure to provide a State sanitarium is
meeting with greater favor. The reason
for the killing of the Senate measure,
Senators explain, was that the bill was
loose and vague. 1t sought an appropri-
alton without outlining for what purpose
the money was to be used. and, one Sem
ator said, ito pass tho bill aAa4f@ssssst4ses-+Ae
appropriation would be simply TO give
someone large sum Of money blndly."
The karel bin is rapidly gaining in favor
and the only reason likely to prevent its
passage will be that the funds will not
permit of an appropriation of 100000.
While Mr.. Karel was requested and urg-
ed to present the bill by many physicians,
since its introduction he has been left all
the work to do and has received little
help from the doctors who were clamor-
ing for the bill. Mr.. karel has statis-
tics to prove that from 1000 to 1900
persons die every year in Wisconsin from
consumption. Prof. III. l.. Russell, the
bacteriologist of the university, is great
ly interested i'm the bill
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ANOTHER VANDERBILT WEEDS.
Takes as a Bride the Daughter of
Prominent New York Family.

In the magnificent ArIeigh Villa in
Newport. the same which Witnessed the
debut Of Julia Dent Grant. Row Priu-
cess Cantacuzene S0eranski, occurred re-
Gently notable marriage ceremony. that
which united Reginald Vanderbilt and
Kathleen Nelson, both prominent in
New York society. Reginald Vanderbilt
Is the sou Of the late Cornelius Wander
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nnn,t Away. nenounes Them.

some Republicans are denouncing
the manufacturers Of America some
thin- they did not do In 1896. when
they seie accepting contributions to
assist in electing wlllisiI Mckinley
and the establishment Of American pro-
tection.-D Moines Capital.
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na soto statlon.

GoIngl Ia Crosse Exp. ex. Sunday, ~ . N
North Accommodation lex. Sun $50 10
Leave fChl.& st. Louis EXP, Eek. SUM- i:os 10
Going Dubuque Exp, Except SUM I:eo y N,
Ew-For tickets, rates, maps etc apply BE-,
Local agents at above stations
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.s>lX.laIzEz.z5ltl
lz9 TTyysyyrrurrnaNNlIMQ,

The new divorce bill presented by the
Assembly Judiciary committee is design
ed TO operate as a check upon the divorce
tendency, but its method of operation is
such as TO make it very doubtful whether
it will not work the other way. This
is because OF the provision which yirtu-
ally penalties the faulty party. that is.
the one against whom the Judgment for
divorce runs The party securing the
divorce will be priyileg>- to marry i'm
medistely, but the party against when
TIE judgment runs cannot marry within
one year. There is some doubt as TO
whether this distinction viii not rather
tend TO induce parties desiring divorce to
hasten the action in order to become the
party plaintiff and then seek to manu-
facture line of testimony against the
defendant calculated to insure the divorce
for plaitniff in place OF for defendant 1t
is well-known fact that the party
against whom the Judgment runs is not
always the guilty party, or the one whose
actions have resulted in the breach lead.
ing to separation The law is a copy of
laws in other States, however, but how
successful their operation has been is not
quite clear. There IS further provision
in the bill. that has been generally over
looked, to the effect that parties prevent
cd from marrying in the other States
where the divorce was granted shall not
be allowed 10 marry in Wisconsin for
the purpose of eyading such laws. The
effect of this viii be to greatly strength
en- the divorce laws of the other States
and particularly those States like New
York, where the courts have the power
TO direct that one or the other of the
parties shall not marry again.
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Cenoa station.

Leave st. P. EXP Except Sunday 7;0 a n.
Going La Crosse Exp. tex. Sunday 5:oi . n
North Accommodationtex. Sunday $50 n
Leave Chi. q ST. Louis ExpCsx. SUM- 80 mr.
Going Dubuque EXP. except sum- 7:1 y 10
South J Accommodations Sunday s;Ss n
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XicforH station.

Leave st. p EXP. except sunday 7sle . m
Going La Crosse Exp. (ex, sunday $50 . n 2
North Accommodation lex Sunday s;is NJ q
Leave Chi. d st.Louls ExpteE. SUM- i2:ss Rss
aOing{ Dubuque Exp. except SUM- 7:n M
South A ccom IN odatiOn lex. sunday s:As q III
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REPAIRING A SPECIALTY
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
C q. a 0. 2. q. TIME CARD
stoddard station.

Leave sc. p, EXP. Except Sunday 7:sI = Esa
Going La Crosse Exp. lex Sunday sis . n
North Accommodation lex. Sum- s:l2 rs
Leave Obi. a. st. Louis Exp.(ex Sum 1874 y n
Going Dubuque EXP. lex. Sunday T;02 ~
South Accommodation. sunday A;Ss ~"
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The parental school bill is having a
very rocky road to travel through the AS
sembly committee on education and the
probabilities are that it will fall by the
wayside. The measure was framed and
is fathered by the Children's Betterment
League and has the Endorsement of many
of the women who came to urge the pas
sage of the compulsory education bill.
While that measure will be passed, the
members Of the committee are unable to
acce pit the arguments Of the supporters of
tie Till as meeting all objections to the
parental school measure The two bills
represent extremes. The committee has
been willing TO go to the extreme outlined
in the compulsory education bill. largely.
because there has been legislation along
the same line before. There has never
been anything like the parental school
measure 1t is opening new field, and
while there are many strong arguments
in favor of it they fail to fully cover the
ground 81 nHssage of both bills would
be taking too biz. a step. the members
say. More than lhat they believe that
the operation of the compulsory attend
ancc bill will correct many of the condi-
tons which led to the presentation of the
parental school bill. At any rate they
say the one measure ought to have a
trial first.
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CONSUMPTION.
Its prevention and cure a speciality 90
MEDICAL AND SuRGTCAMs
INSTITUTE, La Crosse. Wis.
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Former Speaker Henderson has def
nitely arranged to join the colony of re-
tired statesmen who establish themselves
In New York. He will become president
of land company in which Gen. Gren-
vile NJ Dodge is interested. His salary
will he $4,000 year.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-04-29

The organization Of an international
building laborers' union, made mp Of un-
skilled laborers in the building trades
throughout the United States and Can
ada, was perfected at the convention of
CONGRATULATIONS Of tho lahorers.
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%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
u. LINDEMANN, WI. LINDEMANN, Dr.
! President. Cashier.
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Miller, with the chief clerk of the House,
John A. Reeve were locked in the Speak
er's room, while without was clamor-
ing. bowling crowd of excited members.
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praying for the grading of the road of the
m ain road into Houghton and to ripair the
sidewalks which are reported in dangerous
condition was upon motion granted. w ork
to commence on same at once,
The petition for a road on the old road
running from Sth avenue one and half
quarter of mile between sec 25 and 80
road north between said sec 20 and 80, town
ship 40 was upon motion granted
The petition to relay the sidewalk on east
side of Central ave from Bayfield, st. to and
across the alley south towards Omaha ST. a
distance of loft was upon motion granted
Upon motion the remainder of the petition
we're laid over Until next meeting
1t was moved and seconded that the claim
of G l. Wiley for SIS damages which were
sustained his horses falling into a ditch on
Pine street be allowed at $50 M otion carried
1t was moved seconded and carried that
action be deferred until next meeting on the
bill filed for the medical treatment of the
town poor.
Supervisor Jerome recommended that
some action be taken in regards to los
Greenwood who has been sick for some time
and IN need of medical treatment. It was
moved and seconded that Supervisor Jerome
go over 10 Ashland and ascertain what four
weeks treatment would cost. Notion car
carried.
1t was moved seconded and carried that
$4,000 from the poor fund be transferred to
the highway fund Motion carried.
1t as moved andseconded that owing to
the bad weather the past two weeks the
time for caring of cows be extended from the
first of May until the 10th, and that after
that date the ordinance relating to the rum
ming at large of animals would be strictly
enforced and the clerk instructed to have
notices published in the papers, Motion
carried,
There being no further business on motion
the board adjoudned until w ednes, lay even
ing May s. 190S r A HER NC
Town Clerk
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Dissolution Notice .

Notice is hereby given that the
Arm Of Sagan & Aune has been dis
solved by mutual concent, Mr..
sagah retiring. The firm is sue
ceeded by Fipstad & Aune, who
assume al liabilities and viii collect
all bills due the said firm of Sagan 8
Aune. E. H. SAGEN.
OLE AUNE.
Washburn, Wis. April q, 1903.
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travelling is Dangerous !.

Constant motion jars the kidneys
which are kept in place in the body
by delicate attachments. This is the
reason that travellers, trainmen,
street car men. seamsters and all
who drive very much. suffer from
kidney diseases in some form.
Foley's Kidney Cure STRENGTHENS the
kidneys and cures all forms of kidney
and bladder disease. Geo. E. Hau-
sen, locomotive engineer, Lima, O.,
writes, constant vibration OF the
engine caused me a great deal OF
trouble with my kidneys, and l .got
no relief until I used Foley's Kidney
Cure. Frost 81 Spies.
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masBburn, guis.
MAKE MONEY AFTER
SCHOOL HOURS.

There are already 1900 boys in
Wisconsin who are making money
in spare time by selling The Milwau-
kee Sunday Sentinel to their neigh
bors and friends. We want 1000
mere boys at once. We want boy
in every locality. There is plenty Of
room. The work is easy. No mon
ey- required to start. We will send
the first weeks supply free. This
will provide capital for the next
week.
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It vas moved and seconded that the re-
port ot4r Yates be accepted. Motion car.
ried.
The bli Of Ole Flot tunl for funeral expense
OF Ole eunnis amounting to SIS was upon
motiouallowed at $500
The ills OF Posey & Nco and Dir Mertens
were tpon motion referred to the chairman
for Investigation,
The 5IiI Of John Hanson Of SIS for services
as electrician was next taken UP. Super
visor erome to whom the bill was referred
Of thdlast meeting recommended that it be
arowAd at $50. Upon motion same carried.
Thebill of " II Lemke 'or merchandise TO
the pior 9os referred TO Supervisor Jerome
70 r iivestieation.
Upm motion the bills Of the FIRE DEPART
mentor the runs to the Burns and Ander-
SON ire were laid over until next meeting.
Thefo1lowing resolution was introduced
BY Nike Thorrson and apon motion adopt
ed
Replved BY. the town board ofth town
of vashburn. Wis. in regular session as
scented this first day of May 1888, that there
IS herby levi-d npon all the taxat'e pr oper-
ty iteafd town road tax of one and one
halfdilis for highway purposes.
Mike Thoreson,
TT petition signed over thirty resident
freeh olders OF Washburn, at Houghton
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

Services everysSunday at 1915 a. m. and
7:80 p. m. Sabbath School at II M, Christ
ian Endeayor service at $40 p. M. All are
cor daily nYited.
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Liverita the up-to-date Little
I iver Pill; sc boxes contain Is pills,
| DC boxes contain 40 pills, Zoe boxes
contain 100 pills. Sold by Fox Bros
Nashouru, Wis. If
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FTYates presented the following report
on the bill Of A WNdcI,eod affainst the town
amounting to $19f.00
The undersigned to whom was referred The
bill Of A w Mcleod for $500 begs leave tc
report that he has effected a settlement o,
the same at SIT so said amount to be ap
Piled on the rent bill now due from said A
w MeI4eod to tae town of Washbutn. This
bill settles all Gains now neld by Mr. Mcleod
against the town and nothing further is te
be done in the case against the town and
nothing furtlrr is to be done in the case
against the Bsgelow Co. for personal proper
ty tax until engagements are made.
Respectfully submitted,
FRED Z YATES,
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Town Board Proceedings.

Special meeting of inc Board Of Super
visors held at the Office CT the town clerk
May l. 1858.
Meetipg called to order by the chairmar
at $500 O'clock p N,
Present; j T Yates chairman; Nose Je
roIle and Mike Thoreson, supervisors,
The following bills were audited and upor
motion the clerk was instructed to draw
orders Tor their respective amounts:
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Send fer circulars describing
methods OF somes of our most sue
cessful boy ugents. Address,
Circulation Department, Sentinel
Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
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The bill is as follows:

1861
Bardon Tases .......,.....,. Sl2 so
Mich II T5 one day on taxes Bardon
Tax -. ..... ..'..es Is 90
Expense 10 Ashland. ............. 90
1892
way oFde4s ...... .,...... 49,. 50 90
Pr w -. 80 -. 90
CO MR. way go
1903
q NIch. 6 expenses to st PAU. ........ ii so
no one day at st Paul.... Is 90
$1,000
lIloMed at e,lR7 80
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ROMAN CATHOLIC

SEW. FATHER URIC PETRI
First Mass a. NJ; Higa Mass, 1890 a. ID .
Baptism, 2 p. M; Instructions. $3.50 p. m. j;
Vespers, D. m.
Friday 80 p. m Stations and benediction.
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$500 A YEAR. The Only All Home
Print Weekly Newspaper in Bayfield,
County.
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School Boards,

l.. a. Simonson president: J. Sheridan
Secretary; A.P. Melstrand, yice-president
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WEEK DAYS

will tmahe
Wahturn
FL
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c. ST.. P. M. & Q. Ry.
PASSENGER TRAINS :
Nnp I'LL

PASSENGER TRAINS:
SOUTH NORTH
$3.50 a. M daily 1926 o. m. daily
11:55 q m. exSunday 1:25 pm. exSunday
10: pm. eXSunday 1886 p. m. eXSunday
1880 D. M. daily Sis pm. Sunday only
:05Sunday Only 1000 o. M daily
*Connect at Ashland Junction with south
bound trains. onnects at Ashland june
tion for st, Paul or Chicago. +Connect at
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7 / ME- I NJ L T.
E A 10 3. ---
Z r \ I n ..

Ashland 9jtp Nj hwestern tran for
Chica0C.
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Orders for Tia IS can oe pr0ears ntQ
w Frost. Drus siac, Washbrrn, Wis.
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@ = Wiley rigs TO ASH. fish Creek
Long bridge etc.. -. ...... 49,.
John B9rgatrom, Surveying sec 6-A8-5