Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-08-17

years, dleu from tIte euectS OF uoSC -
Paris green taker with suicidal intent.
Domestic trouble
Rosa. the 4-year-old daughter of Mi
chael Abraham, was run over and killed
10y Il street ear in La Crosse. The coro-
ner's jury exonerates the motorman on
the car from blame.
Laurence Stout, employed by E!cNick-
ers Brothers of GAINESVILLE. was one OF
the lucky ticket holders in the great
Rosebud labd drawings. He secured a
quarter section OF land.
With the remark, ITS dull to-day"
Police Chief August Scheck of Sheboy-
gan yawned and stretched himself. rup-
turing muscle in his back and making
himself temporarily helpless.
The question of bonding the city of
Kenosha for between $4,000 ana So,
600 to build new sewer system will be
submitted to vote of the people soon.
The cost is estimated at $133.0O0.
What was supposed To be the body of
an infant was found near Chippewa
Falls, and while a justice was holding
ar inquest physician called to testify
said the subject was a featherless owl.
Mrs. Olivia r. White of GAINESVILLE, so
years Of age, has sustained serious NC
cident. While coming fron refrigera-
tor in the rear of her home she slipped
and fell from the sidewalk fracturing her
left arm.
4 peculiar thing has happened at the
county hospital in Madison, G. w. Roby.
paralyzed inmate, has disappeared. AS
ht had not walked for six months. the
superintendent is mysti6ed over his dis
appearance.
The Batavian National Bank OF La
Crosse has been authorized To begin bust
ness with 100000 capital and E. L.
Bentley as president. S. Y. Hyde. vice
president, and L. NJ. Wing as cashier
of the new bank.
William Bruce sawed his way out OF
Jail in Appleton. This is the second time
this year that Bruce has secured his lib
erty by breaking out Of the county jail.
Il is not known how he secured the saw.
He was in on a charge of grand larceny.
The body Of Miss Mary Gates was
found in the ST. Louis river. She is
thought to have fallen from a train while
crossing the river. She was about 20
years OF age. was born in Superior and
was a member of a pioneer family there.
Andrew Bruntner is in a serious con
| dition at his home as the result of burns
received in the plant Of the Riverside
! Fiber Company in Applclon. He was
| standing near 4 boiling sulphur vat when
| the substance spIttered and flashed into
his face.
Representatives Of the Scripps-M cRae
| cn..,,a ,,, XN;Sa,,ssu Ia.lstD,, n,,nr
water power along the Fox and Wiscon-
| sin rivers, with view of establishing
paper mill 1t is stated that they intend
to build d complete sulpl lite, ground wood
and i've machine print nil making il one
of the largest paper mills in the country.
No attempt has been made by the
| Northwestern Railway Company as vet
/ to disobey Judge krez's injunctiop
against laying any more tracks along the
lake sncre near the property of the She
boygan Char Company. The city police
| have been stationed 1T the point to pre-
vent any more laying of tracks and thus
taxing the lake shore away from the
abusting property holders.
Games O'Brien, a sailor who has been
az the Manitowoc hospital for week.
since he was injured in resisting arrest.
made his escape by leaping from a second
stony window. A warrant vas out for
his arrest and was 10 have been served
as aoon as he was able to appear in court.
The man was formerly employed on the
Pere Marquette ear ferries aud was bad
ly .aiured in the mixup with the officers.
Cant. T.. 6. Timme of Kenosha, for
merly Secretary Of State, and at present
titth auditor OF the United States treas
nry. consented to return 10 the survivors
OF the First Tennessee regiment, &. $. A,
the banner OF the regiment which was
captured by the members of the First
Wisconsin infantry at the battle Of Per
yyille on Oct 8, 1861 Capt. Irnme
vas one Of the soldiers who captu. ed the
banner
An explosion occurred in the foundry
Of the Case Threshing Machine Company
In Racine. which shook the walls of the
building and destroyed several windows
The report of the shock Of the explosion
was felt for several blocks. The only
explanation which can be given is that
some person must have dropped som,
powder in lAe furnace at the same time
as iron ore was dropped in to be melted
into mouldabie iron,
Harry st. Clair of Ellsworth arrested
at St. Joseph. Mo. was arraigned in po-
lice court in Omaha and expressed q de-
sire 10 have sentence passed as soon AZ
possible. He is charged with passing
worthless checks. He was bound over in
bonds OF $500.
Wearing an armor Of tin aud carrying
a life. Oscar Grunesky wns captured
ne1r Semberg after terrorizing that part
q. the country for several days Grune-
sky said his mission was to kill all the
rich and distribute their money. He is
about 30 years Of age and says his home
is Oshkosh.
John Die:z, who agreed 10 submit his
trouble with the Chippewa Lumber and
Boom Company to Grand Master Wright
OF the Wisconsin Masonic lodges for set
Element, now refuses arbitration. Mr..
Wright went 70 Milwaukee to make prep
aratons when Dietz called of negotia.
tons.
Canned com issued by the State com.
rnissary department 10 Company /. Of the
First regiment, W. n. G.. OF Beloit,
while at Camp Douglass, poisoned the
daughter OF Thomas Horton, the com
pany's cook. aud the girl was near death
for several hours After being pumped