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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
TEN THOUSAND sTARvE.
Inhabitants of the Cape Verde islands
Are Eamine- Stricken.


The people of the Cape Verde Islands
are famine stricken. Letters received
in this country tell frightful tale Of
loss of life. Tor in the island of Santiago
alone the dead number 10000. In spite
of the measures of relief that have have
been adopted the death rate continues to
be from 30 to 80 n day.
The Cape Verde Islands belong to
Portugal and are situated about 800
miles to the west of that African prom
ontory from which they take their name
There are many islands in the group.
ten of which are of considerable size
The largest and most important is San
tiago. The Cape Verde Islands owe their
origin to the action of submarine vol
canoes and all are very mountainous. The
highest elevation is reached i'll volcanic
peak 9, 15T feet above the sea, on the ISL
and of Fogo, and which is still active
The total population Of the group is
about 100000. nearly all of whom ere
negroes, INDECENT bat harmless The
climate is unhealthy during the rainy
season. Althorgh wafer is deficient. veg
citation is luxuriant yielding African and
southern European products. Sugar, cot
ton, tobacco and indigo are grown and
the trade in archil, coloring substance.
monopolized by the government, has in
some seasons yielded f24,000. Several Of
the European domestic animals thrive
well. Turtles are abundant in the sur
rounding seas and whales are also tshed
by British and American vessels. Amber
is found on the coasts and great qHanti-
ties Of salt, formed by solar evaporation,
is obtained on the lagoCls along the
shores, especially on the island of Lal.
Each island is affected by the famine.
but the loss of life in Santiago is the
greatest. In spite of the thousands Of
deaths the Portuguese government has
not taken any steps for the relief az the
stricken people and all on side aid has
nnt,,n frnrn, tho Board nf rIrnhn of Lisbon
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
Scasonable w eat h Q
brought decided improve
ment in the final movemen
Chicago.


bDle110 brought decided improve
ment in the final movement
of necessities and sales in the prominent
retail branches reached very satisfac-
tory aggregate, the buying being well
distributed and comparing fayorably with
the same period of last year. Country
advices ind'cate similar gratifying con-
ditions, d local jobbers received
numerous egent demands for reassort-
ments OF s. lpies, particularly in wearing
apparel and footwear In manufacturing
lines production is being carefully adapt
ed to demand, and while there is some
curtailment of forces employed. most of
the mills and factories have a steady run
Of work ahead
Grain shipments. including 2,032, 121
bushels of corn. aggregate 4,J5J.2S9
bushels, an increase of 3003 per cent
over corresponding week of 1902 Farm
work is well advanced and the seeding
OF winter wheat fully equal to that Of n
year ago. The foreign demand for bread
stuffs has been disappointingly liGut, but
domestic buying has strengthened and
except for lr, values reacted higher.
Live stock receipts, 3S4575 head, are IA
per cent over year age.
Bank clearings. $1T6,417.4So are LOG
per cent under the corresponding week of
1902 Deposits are steady and money
is quoted firm at per cent.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02

given the very best guns then obtain
able, new Springfield muskets, aud we
were proud of them. Just after we
received the muskets. one of our men.
who stammered, was detailed for
guard, near the adjutants office, or
on street ON which there was good
deal OF travel Our man went ON
duty lust as the counterslgn was given
out, ana was instructed to recognize
no passes. \ citizen who had gone
in on pass presented it as he came
out. The guard refused to look at
it, explaining that the bearer must
have the countersign. The citizen
became indignant and said he would
go out anyway Thereupon the guard
said 'By-by ho-hokey, If you tr-tr-tr-
try that. I'll lay th-th-th-this gg-gun
down, and knock you d-d-down; so
help me gracious The citizen per-
sisting. the guard put down his gun
and used his fists TO such purpose that
the man Was glad to return to head
quarters and get the countersgn,"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02

the wires flashed forth the news that
his bosom friend had met with disas-
ter. Quay's partisans wete furious,
but Quay's voice was silent and his
face in rcrutable.
That was the act of the drama thai
was only half seen and not under
stood by the public. But it's sequel was
truly Quaylike. Two years later the
Pennsylvania Legislature reelected
Quay to the Senate. His journey to
the national capital was Ike a tri-
umphal tour. Flowers We're dumped
into the Senate by the wagonload
Quay followers packed the galleries
He took the oath calmly. possibly with
an inward feeling of elation over his
victory, but after that disappeared In
most mysterious manner Admirers
who wanted to give him dinner were
nonplused When he returned four or
FIVE hours later member Of the fam
ny inquired anxiously:
Where have you been? Your
friends have been looking for you
everywhere"
81 have been taking dinner with an
old friend" he said, quietly.
who was IT."
Quay shifted about, Ike a school
boy about to be, scolded. and said.
with Just touch Of defiance:
"It wag my friend Vest"
And 50 !: was and the friendship
Of many. mary years still continues.
--I't;ta Glohe.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02

Chicago-Cattle. common to prime
$500 10 S3.25: hogs shipping grades
$3.50 10 81. 10: sheep. fair to choice, 81 =.
to So IS; wheat No. . red, S3c to Soc
corn, No. >, 42c 10 43c; oats, standard
35c TO 36c; rye. No. >, 53c 10 54c; hay
timothy, $3.50 to Sl25O; prairie, $500 Il
$1l00; butter, choice creamery, lSc {
re; eggs FRESH Zoc 10 -oc' potatoes
65e to TIC.
Indianapolis-Cattle. shipping, $500 tC
$500; hogs, choice light. 500 to $4.T5
sheep common 70 prime. SOU TO S".=o
wheat No sc TO o@c' corn no. :
white &c 10 4"c' oats 40. "hite
32c to soc.
ST. Louis-Cattle, $3.50 to S5.25; hogs
$3.50 to $40; sleep. $500 to $3.50
wheat No. = SIC to SIC; corn. No. =
4!'c to 4Ic' oats. NO. = soc to "'c' rye
NO. = 4'c 10 4oc'
Cincnnati-Cattle $4.25 to $4.35;
hogs. $500 to $500; sheep. $500 to
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
QUAY AND VEST.
They Are the Damon and Pythins OF
the United States Senate.

Senators Quay and Vest for years
We're the Damon and Pythias of the
Senate. a fact that tends to prove that
opposites really did make congenial
companions No two men, apparently,
can furnish more pronounced contrasts
than these two Senators. Quay a
Northern man; Vest from the South
Quay a pronounced Republican and up
holder Of protection; Vest a dyedin-
the-wool Democrat and believer in free
trade; Quay colonel IN the Union
army; Vest proud of the fact that he
fought for the COnfederacy But given
two fishing lines and pot OF bait, and
these veterans experienced that one
touch of nature which makes the
whole world kin.
A few years ago. as a result of the
fierce fractional fight in Pennsylvania,
Quay reached Washington with GER
tihcate of appointment to the Senate
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02

Lewis Glazier, aged 26, was killed in
mine No. at Lehigh, /. r., by prema-
ture explosion. lie leaves small fam
lily.
The Secretary OF War has authorized
the constr1c lion OF a large guard house,
a band balrack, a farrier's shop aud an
ordnance storehouse at Fort Riley. -
The cost Of these buildings will bf abou,
$4,000.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
GIVES FIoUdEs ON EXPOSITION.
President Carter Furnishes Details of
Progress at st. Louis.

President Thomas H. Garter Of the
national commission OF the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition has submitted to
President Roosevelt a statement Of ex-
penditures and progress with the SD,
100000 appropriation to the exporition
from the United States. st. Louis and
the exposition company. in equal proper
tons.
Receipts to Sept 80 were S10.3sG,-
9S55S and the disbursements so. 154.-
o9eTT, leaving a balance of S232, SSS.Sl.
The statement gives fun details con
corning the purchases made and con
struction work done, separate figures be
ing given upon the cost of each OF the
buildings erected. Besides the exhibits
Of the government and various societies
and industries. fifty States and territories
and forty-three foreign countries VIII be
represented.
President Carter says the results will
far surpass the expectations Of the gov
eminent and people.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
THE ENEMY OF COTTON.
thousand Men Trying to Devise Means
for Insects determination.

Thousand Men Trying to Devise Means
for Insects determination.
Recently 1000 delegates from various
parts of the cotton districts together
with scientists OF repute, met in Dallas.
Texas. TO take into consideration the boil
weevil. The matter is of such conse-
quence that Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson has offered :, lend federal aid
if it is likely to be of service. Texas
has long had Il standing offer of $4,000
to any man 0 would provide destruc-
tive agent for this pest, which has be
come of serious import to tie prosperity
of the commonwealth. Outside Texas
the cotton crop for the year is larger
than usual. but the losses in that State
are so great that the total cror is esti-
mated to be only equal to that of last
year, though the price is much higher and
the planters will be gamers. 1t is claim
ed that the weevil has destroyed this
year more than 100000 bales, worth
more than $50,000,000. This is enough
to make the planters turn pale, the more
so because the ravages are on the in
crease.
The weevil apparently came from
Mexico, and is increasing enormously. II
has been found that where there is a
rotation of crops the weevil fares badly,
as he thrives only on cotton. The sug
gestion has been actually made that in
Texas cotton planting be abandoned for
a year TO see if that will not discourage
the weevil. This. however. is entirely
too radical plan. considering how slight
are the chances Of its being successful.
Although the present interest in the
matter is local. it is one that concerns
almost every individual in the world.
There is scarcely person even in Dark
est Africa who does not use cotton goods,
and this country is the great source of
Sunnlv
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
Brothers Hold a Reunion.


"Laud OF mercy, you're not John
Derry, Why, l thought that you have
been dead these many years.
Such was the greeting that Joseph
Dory received from his brother John
Dory. Sunday morning, after sep
aration of forty-hve years. The
brothers had not seen e<ch other since
August I, 1858, when they were boys
together on a farm in Madison county,
Illinois. twenty-five miles east of st.
Louis.
Joseph Dory left the farm aud went
TO Missouri When the war broke out
several years later he joined the Union
forces aud combatted the rebel guer-
lila fighters for a long time. Then
he enlisted In the naval service and
was assigned to the Black Hawk. one
of the vessels in the Mississippi flo
tilla. john Dory came TO Indiana and
enlisted in the SiXty.Ninth Indiana.
lie went through the whole war with
Company A.
When hostiiities ceased and the
brothers We're mustered out they had
lest track of each other. Then began
search which lasted for;y-iye years.
and Only ended Sunday, when Joseph
Dory called at the home Of his brother
| at AIS Blackford street. The lOng-lost
brother was met at the door by John,
who did not recognize him, but from
Grand Army button that he wore
in his coat lapel John thought him
an old comrade in arms.
Joseph asked many questions abou+
| Johns boyhood days. and then it be
gan 70 dawn on John that there was
something strangely familiar about
Ilis questioner's appearance John
recognized the family mouth and in
! the eyes he saw traces of mild ex-
preston that he once knew so well.
Falling in each others arms, they en-
braced e2cn other tenderly.
In telling of his efforts to locate
John. Joseph Dory stated that he tray
eled all over the Middle West. He
had talked with many old soldiers
who had known John but none of
them could give any information as
/ 10 HIS W lltIed DOulSs It St4bhSS5A
| circumstance Is the fact that Joseph
| Dory attended the national encamp-
ment of the Grand Army veterans
which was held in indianapolis a num-
| Der of years ago, and failed to locate
his brother. John Dory says that he
was on the streets every day and at
tended all the reunions. The two
brothers were so near and yet so far
apart Joseph claims that he could
not find his brothers name in the city
/ directory a. the time.
He gave him up for lost and de-
| SPARED ever seeing him again. On
| Saturday Joseph Dory was in Decatur
| on business and he concluded that he
! would make one more effort to locate
! his brother in indianapolis. On look
| ing into the local directory for 1908.
Joseph says that his heart jumped into
! his mouth when he saw the name
| of John Dory Going to the address
| given. he was told that JOHN Dory
did not live there. One his
high spirits dropped; but IT,, were
Immediately revived on being told that
| he had only moved two doors farther
down the street. Josera Dory is now
sixty-eight years old and his brother
John is three years younger-Amerl.
can Trih11nn
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
A Humane 40 Fcme "a bered.

For an act Of bravery and kindness
performed during the civil war, Dan
irl Prime. negro living ~ Easton,
Pa. is reported 10 have been be-
queathed $1,000 by Jonathon Moore.
Of Jackson, Mich
Prime was a sergeant in Company
II. Fifty Fourth regiment Of Massa-
chusetts volunteers. tie first negro
- giment and Moore was first lieu
tenant in the Eleventh Michigan vol
unteers. Both regiments participated
IN the recapture Of Fort Sumter
Lieut.. Moore had one Of his legs shat
tered and lay bleeding to death, when
Prime tore his blouse to pieces, tight
IL bound the injured leg and CARRIE
TIE helpless man to a place Of say.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02
4 Gallant Soldier.

4 great many members of Congress
and citizens of less prominence, went
out with McDowellis army from Wash
ington, on July y, 1861, to 'see the
rebel arms knocked into smithereens,
and sent flying 10 the Southwark"
But alas. the best laid plans of mice
gang aft 'glee and the knocking was
on the other side. and the flying in the
other direction. y large number of
citizens, as Wen as soldiers, were cap
tured by the Confederates and as the
former were in great doubt as TO their
fate, many of them sought TO curry
favor with their captors by declaring
that they were not opposed 10 the
South-indeed, they wanted it inferred
that they rather favored the disrup-
ton Of the Union. Commenting on
this want of backbone, the Richmond
Examiner, had the following:
The circumstances under which
these poitroons came to Bull Run are
we'll known. so that we have no be
lief In their statements and no respect
for the men who make them. We
must confess that the outsp0ken and
often daring statements of some of
the men captured in uniform chal-
lenge our admiration. Col COrCoran.
of the Irish regiment, known as ,ue
18th New York, said in our hearing
and be said it with CLINT in his gray
eyes that showed he meant It:
Il went into this business with my
whole soul: / propose 10 fight till the
South is conquered Go ahead, want
no favor as an officer that cannot be
given to he privates captured with
mpl'
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02

Itg d wise worm that stays under
cover and deprivcs the early bird Of
bis breakfast
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23

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mem Bontificate geitedt bat, lernt man
am belten aus fsinsn RltnDf9retbeR
fennen. 8ea9tsns1perth iinb befons
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novarufn") bom Is. MGi 1891 bat
ibm init Re6t ben Gbrenndmen oes
Iocialen @dpites sebraht.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23

bierauf auf fleine 3sttel in IotsiniIAer
unb ttaltsnii9er Sprdne ge Idt IN
9unberttau5enben bon grsmpIaren in
ben Dom fldttsrn lieben.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23

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