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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
OBITUARY.
MkS JOHN RETZ.

Mrs Lizzie Retz, wife of John Retz, died on Monday afternoon at her late home in Gray's Plain district, after an illness resulting from com plication of diseases. Her age was AZ years. She is survived by her husband and four children. The funeral took place on Wednesday morning from St Roses church, Rev Patrick Fox officiating. The pail bearers were James German, Martin Kelly, John Donlon and Ste phen Unferderben. A number of rel ativeS of the deceased from PaSsaic, N. J., were present at the funeral. MT Retz and family came to Newtown from Passaic, N. J., about five years Plain. Much sympathy is expressed for MT Retz in his affliction. Funeral Director Keating had the arrange mentS in charge.
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BERKSHIRE.
PERSONAL CHAT.

Attorney w. H. Loughran and fam ily, who have passed the summer here, left on Friday for their home in New York.
 Mrs Martin Reed of Woodbury has been the guest of her brother, Charles Curtis.
 Julius Hartwig of New York passed Sunday at his home.
 Mrs A. H. Curtis and children of Monroe have been guests, thls week, at J. w. Partridge'S.
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ST ROSES.

As result of the fair at Soutbbury Father Fox is able to pay the last mortgage on the Sacred Heart church. Father Fox is sincerely thankful to his own people, and particularly the American friends who came out and assisted so splendidly.
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IHOR SALE--Fresh COWS. forward springers,
 yearling Holstein heifers. A. T. Camp, Conn. Tel 13-4.
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The Probate Courts.
nIsTR1CT OF NEWToWN,ss.P Probate Court

nISTRICT OF NEWTOWN. .ss. Probate Court, U Sept. 10th, 1905
 Estate of Jerome Northrop, late of New town, in said district, deceased.
 The Adml istratrix having exhibited her ad- minst ra tiOn account with said estate to this court for allowance, it is thereupon
 Ordered, That the 18th day of Sept.. A. ID. 1905, at 9 o'clock forenoon. at Probate office in Newtown be and the same is hereby assigned for hearing on the allow the administratriX to give noticeIthereof by posting a copy of this order on the public sign post, in the town where the deceased last dwelt, and by publishing the same one time before said day assigned in THE NEwTOwN BEE. newspaper printed in said district, and return make to this Court.
 Attest, sWilliam J. Beecher, Judge.
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s. W. Gledhill of Bridgeport, tn owner of the Mantle mills, was il Sandy Hook, Wednesday, stopping a TaylOr'S hotel,
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How are you fixed on rubbers? This is the starting of the season, and we are ready to supply you in all the diff ferent makes, prices down to hard pan. [Sandy Hook Shoe Store.
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John Everetts did the stone work and W. H. Shepard the brick work on the foundations for the new pOstOff1ce erection by Ex-Senator s. P. Glover.
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Millinery opening days at Mrs George Dunham's, 1127 Broad street, Bridgeport, are Wednesday and Thurs day, September 27 and 28. You are invited to inspect the exceptionally fine line of trimmed and untrimmed mi11inarV
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The track at Ronald Park is being put in condition for the races. A dog en of the fast horses are already at the barns on the Fair grounds.
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Miss B. c. Keane has been engaged to teach the school in Pootatuck dis trict, Southbury, and began her du ties there on Monday.
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NIOTICE-Is hereby given to the taxpayers IN of the town of Weston that the taxes on the grand list of 1904 at 10 mills on the dollar will be due and payable October 1, 1905; t, anh be at the following named places: At the Town House October ?, and Bradley's Axe Factory. Oct. 10. from till D. m: will also he at home to receive taxes Oct. IS. After November 1. interest at the rate of per cent from October 1, 1905. Edgar B. Perry, Collect or R F D, )2, Weston, Conn.
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A sociable and dance will be given by Court Sandy Hook, No. 54, F. of A., in St Mary's hall, Sandy Hook, We'd nesday evening, September 27, to which the public is cordially invited. Good music and good time is assured.
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Hughes & Chapman of Bridgeport have erected neat Barre granite monument in the Newtown cemetery for L. S. Patterson.
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Tar paper for roofing, at Taylor, Cul tiS & Go. s.
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TRINITY PARISH NOTES.
SUNDAY SERVICES,

The Sunday services will be as usual. Morning service at II, Sunday school at 12 and evening service at 500 o'clock.
 On the evenings of October and 15 the annual Harvest Home services will be held in Trinity and St Johns.
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Town Auditors M. A. Todd and l. c. Morris were at work on the annua reports of the town officers, Wednes day.
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Mrs B. B. Ashurst of Montgomery Ala, is the guest of MT and Mrs D. Peck,
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The Crest and SearChlight blends o, coffee are winners in the line of public favor. Betts $ Betts can supply you
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Michael Talty of Jersey City, N. J., is passing week with his uncle, John TaltY.
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A nice assortment of town scenes and comic souvenir postal cards, at BettS',
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George Yahrous has recently pur- chased stopper and the boys say Git is a high stopper and her name is Maude.'
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Representative B. w. Troy was in the Park City, Wednesday.
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Misses Loretta Houlihan, Ethel M. Peck and May B. Hoyt have entered upon their school work at the Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. Y.
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A stock of ladies and mems fall and winter shoes complete. Some very de- sirable bargains in boys and misses school shoes. Don't forget we carry the celebrated Douglas shoe for men, prices from S2 to $3 50. A special on mems patent leather dress shoes reg ular S4 goods, closing out at S3. 20. [Sandy Hook Shoe Store.
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Silk-down pillows and pillow cord, at the Brick store.
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Notice to Stockholders: Stockhold- CTS of the Newtown Agricultural Soci- ety will secure their tickets for the NewtOwn fair at the ticket office at the gate.-[P H. Mccarthy, Secretary.
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MT and Mrs Louis Bennett of Hope we'll have moved into the old S1mondS place in Taunton. MT Bennett IS working for Miller & Brown.
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The Sound View hotel at WoOdmont was closed for the summer, Sunday, having had very successful season.
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Mrs Van $. Hayes attended the fu- neral of Homer B. Silvey of Bridge port, Wednesday,.
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Important Notice.

If you want to go into business this Fal, and Winter that requires NO RISK OR CAPITAL. Easy work no canvassing, and actually talk ing but an hours time each day; send us S $3 for our Famous Family Rose-and Shrub Co- lection, G io numberD which retails at 8 through agents, to be shipped by exl ress ths thu, Fall or next Spring as you prefer, and we will send you FREE supplies and instructions to start a NEW mail business in your own home. Ladies can do this work in leisure hours as we'll as gentlemen. We have already started hundreds. in other sections, who had busine.s come in the second week. Our plan is not patented or copyrighted but is new, attract {vs and absolutely certain to return you in every mall handsome profit from this pleas snt Work. There is nothing to risk, we give vou S5 worth of selected stock for B. and fur yTish supplies Free to start a business you will eniov Through the long Fall and Winter m0nths, State in the first letter if you wish the Collection sent this fall or next spring. TInon receipt of your reply and remittance the supplies will be sent you at oncs' ht and we r Mi.l ther cost as soon as the last M lot is exhausted M I Rns,ness. Address. The N. B. Chase Nursery Company, Newark New York.
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Rev J. H. George was in Bridgeport, Monday, to attend the Fairfield COun- ty Clerical meeting at St Paul's church.
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A man with tremendous magnetic power will be an attraction at the NeWtOWn fair.
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Jerome Judson has taken position with the Bridgeport Silk Mills.
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Mrs Edward Taylor is passing feV days with Mrs w. H. O'Hara in NOl walk,
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MT and Mrs c. P. Coe, who have passed the summer at the Inn, return ed to Bridgeport, Tuesday,
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Children's school hats and caps and great stock of school shoes at Taylor, Curtis & Co., s.
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Mrs Ida Hamburger will make he home with Mrs F. J. Gale for the win ter.
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Miss Ella Blake returned on SatuI day, after weeks visit in Danbury.
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The Methodist ladies had 1Oc SUD- per at Mrs J. R. Brott'S, Wednesday afternoon.
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Harness and harness trimmings, street and stable blankets, fine stock at Taylor, Curtis & Co.'s.
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T. E. Platt & Son are unloading g hibit at the Newtown fair.
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Misses Lizzie and Mamie Keane have returned, after visit of 10 days in Danbury.
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The retaining plant of the Ne, York Betting & Packing Go. is close for a vaca ti on of two weeks.
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Miss Bessie Lancaster of TOrrington is the guest of Miss s. J. Scudder
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Mrs Winters of Philadelphia is visit t ing her daughter, Mrs w. T. Cole.
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.ROTICE-Having the agency for Fairbanks- IN Morse gasoline engine would like to quote you prices. John Candee, Easton, Conn.
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Arthur Grove passed Wednesday ir Bethel
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Homer Pigeons

For sale. An established flock of 300 pairs Finest qualify. Imported. acclimated. mat, healthy, constant producer of squabs. A good chance for any one desiring to engage in upon or address, L. P. BIssell, Litchfleld Conn.
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A prime lot of quinces and pears, at BettS'.
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NOR SALE-At a bargain. The fence in front of the residence of 0 F. BeardSley. 0. Beardsley. NewLown. Conn.
 NOR SAL E-Two-year-old Durham heifer I Henry Perkins. Southbury, Conn. Route l.
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Mrs John Hayott and two sons, Clin- ton and Ray, are visiting at Warwick, N V
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NOR SALE Seed rye John H. Frank, New town, Conn.
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VITANTED-A sober, industrious man on a w small dairy farm. Steady emp oyment and good wages to he light man. Address E. B. Sherwood. R. F. D. 52. Bridgeport, Conn.
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NOOD CIDER VINEGAR For Sale by the VI barrel, cheap. U. l. Leach, New Milford, Conn.
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WANTED-A middle aged woman to do
 w light hnusework and be companion for an elderly lady. Address Drawer A. New Mil ford, Conn.
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NOR SALE-One yearling Holstein bull, fine I individual. k. M. Warner, B fdgewater, Conn.
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NOR SALE-19 fine pigs ready to go, Hoods r stock. 0. E. MorehOuse, Bedding Ridge, 0nnn
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Trumbull. Conn.

DEAOHES- will have at my orchard on :! Curtis Hll! 1900 baskets of fine peaches from now until Oct 1st. Also windfallS for canning. Newton M Curtis, Sandy Hook. Conn. Telephone 41-3.
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uI AM OPPOSED

NIOTICE--Cider making at my mill every IN Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. be- ginning Sept. Eth. until further notice. Fralk B. Bostwick, Bridgewater. Connecticut.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-07
"AIfred" and edith. !"

Alfred can take no risks about
Edith He desires the assurance that
one day. a day for which he win
work with unfiagging energy, she will
become his own. She, dear child, is
in no haste to be married, but she
does deeply care for Alfred, and is
content with an understanding or a
betrothal that leaves the wedding-day
hidden in the mists of an unknown fu-
ture. The girl is more patient than
the man. other things being equal, AN
der the strain of q long engagement.
Bids were opened at the fnsular
bureau of the war department in
Washington for the sale of 100000
Manila municipal bonds. bearing 4 per
cent interest, redeemable after ten
and within thirty years. The highest
bidder was the First National bank OF
Columbus. O.. which offered 169.5625.
John \. Benson Of San Francisco
arpeared in the criminal court in
Washington. u. c., and gave bond in
the sun of $4,000 to answer to the
indictments OF bribery and conspiracy
tn connection With the charge Of APP
propriating public lands to his own
y1Sp
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SUICIDE IN sTouGHToN.
Verne Price, Hotel Clerk, Shoots Self
With Fatal Effect.

Stoughton, Wis. June 2.-Verne
Price, clerk at the Hutson house in
this city, committed suicide yesterday
forenoon by shooting himself. The
tragedy occurred in the furnace room
of the hotel. The dead body was
found by the hotel bus driver, recIin.
ing against an empty box, the revolver
with chambers empty, lying nearby.
Only one wound, however, was discoy.
cred, the fatal shot having been fred
against the left temple, the bullet pass
ing out at the other side. No cause
for the act is known, but Price is re-
ported to have stated at various times
that he intended some time &c do away
with himself and as he was considered
by different persons who saw him in
the morning to be under the influence
of liquor, it is thought that he may
have committed the deed in a fit of de
spondency.
Price was unmarried and was be-
tween As and so years of age. He be-
came clerk of the hotel 10 years ago
last February, being well liked by
the patrons. He came from GAINESVILLE
where he worked for a tobacco buyer
and was also employed at the Park
hotel. He is said to have two brothers
living, one of whom resides in Lowell,
Mich.
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STORY o. THE BATTLE
BY JAPANESE OFFICERS

Toxic. Thursday, June "A japan
ese officer has returned 10 Sasebo.
giving the follo%lns account of the
sea fight:
At $50 Saturday morning wire
less message reading The enemy's
squadron is in sight, reached the na,
val base. This message was transmit
ted TO all our ships BIZ the flagship
with instructions TO get ready for
action Our squadron left their rem,
dezvous and headed for the eastern
channel off Tsushima Our men
seemed 10 be filled with new inspira.
ton ans We're eager for ,he longde-
laved fight to begin. When Tsushira
was sighted To the southwest. the sea
vas rough ana the torpedoboats wtre
forced 20 run for the shelter of the
island. Our third fighting squadron,
with the Takaspiho TO port reconnoit-
cred the Russian course, and at 1850
Informed the main squadron by wire
less telegraph that the Russjan ships
were passing into the east channel
whereupon our main squadron chang.
inc its course to the southwark. came
in sight Of Okinshima at in the af-
tcrnoon.
Russians Appear When Wanted.
The thirl division arrived later aud
ioined The main squadron. The first
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was advanced to third reading.
The Rummel bin to regulate the
selection of election officials n Mil.
waukee SO that Mayor Rose or an
other politician could not fix all the
olaciais to suit his political purposes,
was advanced.
The bin to authorize the secretary
OF state to accept for the state the
patent right OF the Dunn pocket bal
lot system was advanced. Senator
Wylie characterized the bill as tie
first instance he knew of in which the
state was receiving something valu,
able for nothing.
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tered by the eminent medical experts
attending him. The physicians say
the end may be expected at any mo-
nent. He was stricken with paraly-
sis. the disorder being diagnosed as a
clot on the brain.
A. r. Hall is one of the foremost
men OF Wisconsin. He was the orig
inal proponent of several of the lead
ing political reform measures pressed
tc success by Governor La Toilette
including the ad valortm railroad tax
alton system and the railroad rate
commission bill.
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PROMINENT FORMER ASSEMBLY.
MAN MAY PASS AWAY AT
ANY MOMENT.

Knapp, Wis, June "A. r. Hall 5
dying. He suffered sinking spell
yesterday. His heart does not re-
spond to heroic treatment admins
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-07

rs this the best claret, Murphy"
asked the Trishman OF his butler.
I'll Is rot, sorr." was -he answer.
but IFS the best we've got. London
Outlook.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-07
COMMANDER DESTROYS
SHIP 70 AVOID CAPTURE

st. Peters arg. June Official re
ports bearing on the naval battle are
beginning Co be received here. the
most important of these reports re-
vealing the fate Of the cruiser Tzum-
rud, being a telegram from her cap
tain. Baron Ferzen. dated June /,
saying he had blown mp the cruiser at
the entrance Of Vladimir bay and
briefly describing the battle He
says that before dark Of May 97. the
0slyabya, Alexander III. and Boro-
dino had been sunk an the Kniaz
Souvaroff. Hamtchatka and ural seri-
ously damaged aud lost to sight. The
command then devolved on Rear Ad.
miral Nebogatoif,
In the evening the Nikolai I. 0reL
General Admiral Apraxine, Admiral
Seniavin. Admiral Oushakotf. sissot
Felikv Navarin. Admiral Nakhimoff
and Izumrud sailed northeastward,
the latter being charged to transmit
orders TO the battleships. Two other
cruisers were cut off from the feet
and were not again seen.
The battIeships. steamint at IA
knots, were repeatedly attacked By
Japanese torpedoboats, especially at
the extremifies Of the lines.
AT dawn 1t was ascertain Il that the
battleship division consis ed of the
Nikolai I, Orel. General Admiral
Apraxine aud Admiral Seniavin
Slow Ones Drop Behind.
At sunrise May % smoke from the
Japanese ships reappeared on the
horizon. whereupon the admiral gave
orders for Increased speed The Al
nliral Senivan and General Apraxine
dropped behind
Towards 10 o'clock the japanese
fleet first appeared first 10 port then
to starboard. while the cruiser divis
ion unanswered behind the Russians
Ia starhoard Baron Ferzen's account
continues;
Cut Of From Squadron.
Il was cut off from the squadron
and finding it impossible to reJoin it
resolved 10 make for yladivostok.
put on fun speed and She enemy;
cruisers came on in pursuit OWN.
to the iusuAiciency Of my coal supply
and the certainty of meeting the enc
mys cruisers. ! subsequently altered
my course for Vladimir bav. where
arrived the night Of May % AT IA
the next morning in pitch darkr 81
the Tzumrud ran fun On a reef at IL
entrance 10 the bay Having onl,
ten tons Of coal and seeng that
would be impossible TO redoat my YES
sci, I ordered the crew ashore anl
blew up the fzumrud 10 prevent he
falling into the hands Of the enemy
Ten OF my sailors were wounded II
the battle, but the officers and tn,
rest of the crew are safe"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-07
corporatIons IN politics.

After the senate had disposed Of the
capitol question he Frear bin 10 pro
hihit the making of contributions by
corporations To politics was taken up.
An amendment by Senator Kreutzer,
eliminating the provision to divide the
fine with the complaining witness. was
agreed 20 and the bill advanced 70
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-07
New Railroad Incorporates.

Springfield. H.. June 2.-The sec
r. tary OF state Yesterday Incorporated
The Milwaukee. Peoria & St Louis
railway. to construct q railroad from
Peoria 10 Rockford.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-07

Paris. June 2-Strong influences
are being exerte d between Paris and
st. Petersburg towards securing peace,
the hopes Of which assume definite
form within the last few days. Elk
changes which have already occurred
give encouragement of a pacific solu,
.s9n. but these are not yet explicit.
Although the officials observe silence
with regard to their plans, it is gath
cred that the chief reliance IS the Sc
caring Of the united influences of
Great Britain. France and the Unit
ed States in bringing about some basis
Of accord between the belligerents
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-07
BULLETINS.

Toxic, June 1.-The flagship Mikasa
was the heaviest loser, losing 63 killed
and wounded. Commander Togo was
wounded on the arm on the cruiser
Adzuma.
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BULLETIN.

st. Petersburg, June 2.-3:25 a. m.
There are various rumors adoat in
the city that the emperor is dead
having either committed suicide or
been assassinated, The rumors are
untrue.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-07

The a0titIa followed and located an
object which proved to 3e sinking
ship with It's overturned bottom show
ms 1a.rty survivors elung to the
wreck. crying for assistance, The
3eins ceased with the approach of
darkness.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-07

Sund9wn Jaw the battle raging furi-
DUSTY. Our shells were evidently tell
ing OH the Russians. who showed
signs of confusion Our fifth torpedo
fottta. after destroying the Borodino
followed in the wake Of our second di-
-isioa, the signal reading:
Something like Russian subma-
gines have been sighted. Attack
Ehtm
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-07
HIGH HOPES
FOR PEACE
EXCHANGES WITH PARIS GIVE
ENCOURAGEMENT.
THREE NATIONS MAY UNITE

United Influences of United States,
Great Britain and France the Chief
Reliance-Late Reports Give De-
tails of Great Naval Fight-Rojest-
vensky in Danger.
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Amendments Prop osed.

OF this amount $50 600 is allowed for
repairs and changes in the old building.
Amendments Proposed.
Three amendments to the committee
bill were proposed by the committee
on claims. The first related to the
ground area Of the proposed building
aad was adopted. Il was opposed by
Senator Whitehead and favored by
Chairman Burns of the senate commit
te, ON claims
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-07
Another Pass Bill.
snnod Aoainst seeret soeletles.

. =
New Castle. Pa. June 1.-The re
formed Presbyterian general synod ad-
iourned. The synod declared strongly
against secret societies.
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SENATE FOR
NEW CAPITOL
BILL TO BEGIN BUILDING FINAL.
~ PASSED.
DEBATE ON AMENDMENTS
Committee on Claims Proposes Reduc-
ton of Appropriation by $4,000
and Would Have Commission Start
on Only One Wing-Referendum
Bill Reeonsidered and Killed.
Madison. June 2.

Madison, June 2
The capitol question IS settled so
far as the senate is concerned Yes,
terday afternoon the upper house
thresned the whole matter out on the
floor and after wrestling with amend
ments all afternoon passed a bin pro
viding for the immediate building OF
enc or two wings, as the commission
might see fit, and providing for the
adoption of complete plan for an
entire new building to be completed
at some future date, and reconsidered
and killed the capital removal referen-
dunn bill introduced by Senator Stew
ems of Oshkosh.
Briefly stated, the bill which viii be
placed on the desk OF the clerk OF the
assembly this morning provides for an
appropriation of $65S 600 to be used III
the construction Of one or two new
wings probably one; provides for a
new competition and the return OF thu
Cass Gilbert plans, leaves the new
competition open to ali architects or
the country and further provides that
any and all plans shall be without 81
sub-basement and that the floor level
of the present capitol be maintained in
the new structure.
Money Made Available.
The appropriation carried in the bill
is S65S 600, maize up of the following
items: