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brought back and restored to his rights,
marrying the Lady Nightingale. and the
jay bird is banished
Lafayette-Sherlock Holmes

OF the several especially noteworthy
scenes pictured in sherlock Holmes,
William Gillette's famous play, founded
on an unpublished story by Sir A. Con-
an Doyle. more is perhaps more apt TO
awaken suggestions of crime than the
Stepney Gas Chamber" a large grimy
room on the upper floor of an ancient
richesy building. about as uncanny and
Sruesome spot as one would care 10
conJure up, and Yet ii is in this very
scene where some of the most startling
electric effects utilized throughout the
play are introduced The ''Stepney Gas
Chamber. as well as all of the other
important scenes of this eminently sue;
cessful play. will be presented as orisi-
naliy done in London and New York
az the Lafayette next week. on which
occasion Sherlock Holmes" will be Of
Tered as one of the best esteemed at
fractions in years and one which cannot
TAIL to command serious consideration
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-19
CHICAGO AND SUBURBS.

A student at the University OF
Chicago abandoned studies to exploit
musical theory.
The trial OF Banker isaac n. Perry
on the charge OF arson has begun be-
fore Judge McE"en.
Charles Tim, aged So. killed his
wife, aged IS, and shot himself, in
flcting only a slight wound.
The father OF pupil in the Austin
high school blackened the eye of the
principal, Professor lockwood.
Five persons we're injured when a
carriage in funeral procession
dropped into a hole in the street.
Federal authorities seized six
trunks in safety vault. believed to
contain private papers of packers
Wearied by fifteen years OF waiting
to join her husband in death. Mrs.
Annie Yilocll. so years old. com
mitted suicide.
Albert W. Adcock. vice president OF
Shourds, Adcock & Tuefel. jewellers.
was arrested for permitting his dog to
Kill a cat in the street.
DR. Alice b. Stockham advocates the
establishment OF federal department
of home culture to teach men ana
women the duties of matrimony
Traction men say there is a bright
prospect for the sale of the Chicago
city railway to the municipality on
terms satisfactory to both sides.
Jenkin Lloyd Jones. in an editoriaI
! in Unity, scored the mission board
which accepted John d. Rockefeller Il
gilt OF 100000 rather than the donor
Carter II. Harrison's last nours in
the may or's office were the period of q
continuous leyee in which he received
the well wishes oil hundreds of friends
President Harper of the University
OF Chicago returned from Lakewood
n j.. much improved in health and
spirits and prepared to resume his
duties.
The Chicago health department is
sued a warning conc rning the dangt
| of contamination OF city's ice supply
and urged consumers to insist or
| cleanliness.
Members of the Chicago board
took the preliminary steps toward a
new 100000 county building by re
solving 10 act as a committee Of the
wtole. assisted by an advisory com
nittee OF seven citizens.
Edward F. Dunno was Installed as
mayor OF Chicago and given an en-
thuSiastic greeting from a crowd
which packed the council chamber
The function was without the features
OF a message or official appointments
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-19

told how conspirators in Scotland.
even To this day. eat barley bread
when they maske eheir oaths
Growing out OF The sanctity in
which the great STAFF OF life is widely
regarded, we know from history that
cakes have been used as pass words.
or silent signals for concerted action
among people against an oppressive
foe They are far safer than any
beacon light flashing from hill to hill,
or noisy couriers on a gallop. or any
other signal that could well be devised.
Twice they have been known to serve
as voiceless heralds of destruction
ana revenge. Englishmen are not
likely to soon forget those strange
cakes impressed with a mystic sym
Dol, ~ 'ch were found one morning,
three Lays before the bloody mutiny.
iii every building in India, from the
viceroy's palace to the fakir's hurt,
and which told the brown people when
to unchain the tigers of that dreadful
massacre. Strange, indeed, is it
that, after the lapse Of so many cen
turtles, the English in India should be
victims of an uprising almost precise
ly the same as their Saxon ancestors
planned for the oppressive Danes, and
executed by the self-same signal
cake!
The captive women formed sol
emn conspiracy to kill their captsrs
or ash Wednesday, and to bind the
bloody compact, made a solemn oath
to bake pancakes on the shrove Tues
day before. There was a wholesale
slaughter of Danes on that opening
day of lent long years ago. for the
pancake oath was kept. And we may
readily believe that other massacres
of more ancient date were carried out
by means Of the silent, herald cake.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-19
TELEGRAMS In BRIEF.
Russo.JApANEsE WAR.

Washington experts said Rojestyent-
sky's action pointed to fight to finish
and no flight
War movements in Manchuiia seem
, have halted to give the navles the
1 enter of the stage.
Lineritch and Kuropatkin notified
the car that Russian troops are burn
ing with desire 10 fight.
The people OF Russia are speculat
ing of Roiestvenshy's plans. having
nothing official to guide them.
Reports are current in ST Peters
burg that the Vlalivostok squadron
has been ordered to sea to take part
in the coming battle.
The officials In Washington consider
that Japan's power is growing toe
fast, and the trade interests of the
United States in the far east may
suffer.
Four powerful Russian battle ships
are absent from the portion of the
Baltic fleet which has passed Sing
apore, giving Togo a chance 20 fight il
sections.
Just before the st. Petersbur.
police broke Up the first pan.R Russian
congress of attorneys the members re
solved to work for a democratic con
stitution.
st. Petersburg thinks Togo i
trapped between Baltic and Vlaai
Vostoh fleets. Russians, therefore
consider time opportune to sugges
peace to Japan.
Naval experts in washington be
iieye that the coming sea battle il
the far east will be fougat al lon
range with the Baltic fleet at tn
mercy OF Togo's ships.
The Russian fleet of more than fort
warships passed Singapore @
way to China sea; Japanese flee
in waiting twenty miles TO eastward
greatest naval battle in histo-y b.
ileved to be imminent.
The British feet at Hongkong pre
pared to put to sea Immediately afte
receiving the reports from Singapor
that sea battle is expected. Tn
issue of the conflict may decide III
war.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-19
FOREIGN.

r'orty-five hundred persons persisted
as result of an earthquake at Kangra
India.
Lord Curzon gives a detailed list 9:
European casualties due to tine earth.
quakes in India.
The British budget shows surplus
OF $lj,O00.00O, which indicates that
trade is slowly reyiYing,
Ambassador Choate received d
singular token of distinction at the
hands of the British bar
J. Cornely declares France is not
aroused by the German emperor's
interference in Morocco.
Charles r. Yerkes. in a London in,
terview. predicts failure OF city owner
ship OF street railway in Chicago.
The International cotton congress at
its meeting in Brussels urged CO.
operation on the part Of Americas
spinners.
British medical men aud scientists
are puzzled by the case OF d girl who.
possessed ten distinct personalities
within twenty months.
Exports from the United States to
Cuba in the eight months ended Feb.
IS show al Increase Of II per cent.
due largely to the enterprise of bust
ness men of the middle west
Greet historical bazaar for the
benefit of Westminster hospital will
be given in London next month, at
which the queen and titled ladies will
appear behind the counters
Brtons drank less beer and spirits
in 1904 than in any year for fifteen
years past, according to the report
of the chanc9il of the exchequer tc
The house of commons, in which the
total revenues exceeded the treasury
estimates by $15,0O0,000
Because of official carelessness in
constructing reservoir that collapsed
and killed nearly 500 persons, Spanish
mobs stoned the Madrid police and
made threats against the government.
Ten persons who were rescued after
the collapse of reservoir foundations
became insane. Poor construction
and faulty material are held responsi-
BILE for the disaster
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-19

police order notifying them that the
Sunday closing law will be enforced.
Large hotels, however. lock their bars
and refuse to sell drinks to guests.
The annual trip of the University
of Minnesota junior miners &c Cali
fornia will be taken May l under the
direction of Dean w. r. Appleby ana
Professor Charles E. Van Bameveld
Senator Bacon of Georgia, who was
taken quite seriously i'll during a
speech in the executive session OF the
senate went to Washington from At
ianta City to consult his physician.
H. Rider Haggard and Commander
Booth Tucker, who inspected the
social work done at the Saliva Jon
army's farm colony, at Mentor, u.
will leave Cleveland for Toronto, Ont.
The Equitable fight has developed
into a struggle OF the giants of filance
for the control of the vast resources
of the society, involving captains OF
industry, banks, railroads and political
bosses.
Rear Admiral Goodrich, command
ing the Pacific squadron. now at Long
Beach, Cal. denies the story of an al
legged atterapt by Richard Starr, a
sailor on the cruiser Chicago, to as
sault him.
Captain Louis Fl. Darling. president
of the Darling Wrecking company
has been missing for two weeks from
Philadelphia. Creditors have institut-
ed proceedings to have him declared
bankrupt.
The United States cruiser Cha,
tanooga arrived at Santo Domingo
with Jacob II. Hollander. who is
charged to make an investigation and
to Export on the financial condition OF
Santo Domingo.
Or. }. n. Holander. who mas been
selected by President Roosevelt to
investigate the fiscal conditions OF
the republic of Santo Domingo. will
sail shortly from Porto Rico for SaL
Domingo, on board the cruiser Chat
tanooga
Fifth Avenue Baptist church, oil
which John d. Rockefeller is a mem
Der, may investigate The charges
against the oil king. The suggestion
: is made that it is the congregation
| duty to bring accused members &c
trial Mr.. Rockefeller may demand al
inquiry.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-19
WASHINGTON.

Washington statistics show that oui
exports to Cuba indicate big in
crease over last year.
A big sweep OF federal officials in
Chicago vas agreed on; postmaster
and -four others to go.
More new laws for the regulation OF
railroads have been offered in state
legislative bodies than ever before.
Union Pacifc's intention to increase
its capital stock 100000. 900 perplexe.
the speculative and investment circles
Speculative conditions are not un
favorable, though much depends upon
the course of overmanipulated So
curities.
Raiload experts OF Europe ana
eminent lawyers OF America will aid
the senate committee IN rate il
vestigation.
Rear Admiral Melville advised ahan
donment of distant colonies by Unite
States in order 10 make defensive
position impregnable.
President Roosevelt gave tradition
a jar when he designated Vice PresI
dent Fairbanks to represent him a
white house reception.
The government breaks its own Law
in regard u railroad rebates. practic,
Of the interior department bringing
protest from the treasury.
A special attorney for the inter
state commerce commission Is procur
ing evidence on the charge that rail
road rates on corn products relativel,
-Utair.
The Eastern Illinois railway sur
prise other roads BY deciding +,
absorb the switching charges on car
load freight in and out OF 81. Louis
ana East ST. Louis.
Unit, States supreme court give.
damages to New York propert,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-19

owner whose light and air were cut
off by the elevation of the New York
Central tracks.
Terms for the consolidation OF the
American Trust and Savings and the
Federal Trust and Savings banks were
agreed upon al meeting OF rep
resentatiyes OF the two institutions.
The government crop . report for
April gives condition of winter wheat
at GIG, compared with I6.5 last year
the latter lowest Of record, suggesting
a crop this year of $50, 100000 Blu.
Favoring crop and weather condi
tions counted heavily against wheat
values. Speculation is the only sup
port in corn. Oats are steady on ex
pected light markeungs. Provisions
are steady.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-19
NEW YORK OPENS GREAT
HlPPopRoME BUILDING

New York, April 13.-The Hippo
drome, New Yorks newest and largest
place of amusement, was opened to
the public last night The perform
ance began with spectacle A Yankee
Circus on Mars. This was followed by
the spectacular production of Amer
lean civil war Incidents. The Hippo
lrome stage Is remarkably large ana
at times was crowded with hundreds
of persons and many animals. includ.
ing elephants and horses.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-19
SCORES HURT IN
SOUTHERN WRECK

Vicksburg. Miss. April l3.-The
Valley passenger train. No. l.. south
bound, was ditched near Hardee sta
don. ii miles north Of here, at 1899
this morning Reports state ;hat 81
train carrying physicians has gone to
the scene. II is reported that the
entire passenger train rolled down
an embankment
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-19
POLITICAL.

Edward F. Dunno took the oath or
office as mayor of Chicago in the
presence of great crowd. Aldermen
whom he tried to defeat control i'm
portant committees, The Harrison
democrats plan to hold the organiza-
ton together by calling the sanitary
trustee and judiciary prima les early
and defeat Hopkins-Sulliyan faction.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-19
OFF FOR COLORADO.
President Quits Wolf Hunt for Bigger
Game.

Frederick. Okla, April II. The
president ended his hunt broke CAMP
yesterday afternoon and arrived here
with his party about $50. He was
met here by Governor Ferguson of Ok.
lahoma. Congressman Stephens of
Texas and crowd OF citizens. The
train left on the journey 10 Colorado.
The eighteen wolves killed by the
presidents party will be skinned and
the skins shipped to Washington.
where they will be dressed and kept as
mementos of the hunt.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-19
NOT REFORMED.
Criminal Blows postoffice Safe When
Fresh from Prison

East st. Louis. Ill. April 14.-John
Drake, released from the penitentiary
at Chester April 4. now under arrest
here. yesterday confessed to Chief OF
Police Purdy that he had blown the
postoffice safe AT Shoals Ind. three
days after his release from the peni.
Tertiary. Indiana authorities have
been notified on the arrest
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-19

The senate passed without opposin.
vote the revised bill FOR the eXemp
ton OF property and wages from a.
tachment ana garnishment Tor deb
the provision most important an;
ever which much discussion has taken
place is the reduction of the wage ex,
empuon from 500 to $50. Senate,
Hudnall said that this would work no
hardship to any honest man and thos
lahorerS who have opposed the meas
0re are either DESTROYS of escaping
honest debts OF have been imposed
upca by wrong representations.
The senate concurred in the as
sembly bill TO prohibit the sale OF
firecrackers. limiting the size. how,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-19
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE

Madison, Wis. April lily the
decisive vote of 81 to 10 the assembly
advanced to third reading the ad
ministration railroad rate commiss. e.
bill The only members voting
against it were Messrs. Baker Brooks,
Everett. Hanson, Frank Johnson.
Page, Rack. Ramsey. Reynolds.
Symarek Durland voted no but
changed
NOfcross was against the bill ana
paired with Thayer. Speaker Lenroo1
Left the chairwith Assemblyman Leroy
and led the debate on the floor for the
administration.
Page, stalwart OF Milwaukee. pro
posed amendments to lessen power OF
commission. Defeated. % to II.
Crowley, democrat. Milwaukee pro
poses elective commission amend
ment Defeated 80 to So Clear demo,
crat La Toilette man. also proposed
elective commission amendment.
which was also defeated.
Many members in favor OF elective
commission voted in affirmative on
final roll call, explaining that they
chose the less of the evils.
Senate postponed consideration of
Frear resolution to investigate Barney
Eaton, on account of absence and sick
ness OF the indicted senator.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-19

ever, TO five inches in length and SIS
of an inch in diameter
The forestry commission bill was
postponed for six days on motion OF
Senator Munson, who desired more
time for study OF the measure.
The assembly advanced the Hatten
bill revising the duties of rural school
officials so as TO raise the quality OF
these schools.
Much time was occupied by the
farmer members in a debate on line
fences
Madison, Wis, April lathe
senate passed the bill to reduce wage
exemptions from punishment and
the bill to raise appropriation fol
state legislative reference room from
81 500 to $4,000 and other measures oi
minor importance. Most of the cal
endar was laid over so as to give
members of Judiciary committee time
to further consider the Eaion case be
fore noon trains took the members
away. The assembly advanced the
Stevens bill To abolish TIE spring
shooting III aquatic fowl Both houses
OF the legislature adjourned until
Monday night at O'Clock
Governor has signed the anti
cigarette bill and filed it with the
secretary of sta'e for publication.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-19

Madison, Wis, April i2.-The as
senbly killed the second bill TO ap
propriate money Tor Wisconsin ex
hihit at the Portland exposition, by a
vote OF 81 to Al The first bill pro-
posed an appropriation of $4,000 and
the measure killed today called Tor
100000. Milwaukee and other manu-.
facturers demanded the appropriation
The Thayer ward option bill re
ceived a set back. several amendments
being introduced and the bill finally
being sent back to the committee on
state affairs. The Warner amend.
ment provides for special election
instead of petition or remopstrance.
Petitions are flooding both houses
in favor of a railroad rate commission
and tine Stout measure III prohibn
saloons within 400 feet of any school.
Governor La Toilette communicates
his determination to veto any measure
10" dammiGg a stream unless fishways
were required and the rights of the
public safeguarded
The senate advanced the anti.fre
cracker bill after a facetious debate
by opponents, asking amendments TO-
SLOW siX-inCh fuse and six-fooi
wooden handle with each frecracker
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-19
gEkg DAVIDSON, REAL ESTATE


MARES Loans and Collections Asszi
Cor the Best Fire and Life Insuranaa
Companies
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