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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14
OBITUARY.

Edward A. Leslie, general manager
CT the Kings County Electric Light
and Power company, is dead at his
home in Brooklyn from pneumonia
ana pleurisy. He was born in Har-
risburs. Pa. in lS49,
Gen Henry Van Ness Boynton, sol,
der journalist, ald publicist, was
buried at the National cemetery al
4 .lington Though Gen. Boynton was
a CIVILIAN the time OF his death, the
ceremonies were in conformance with
the rank OF brigadier general.
Patrick }. Hanway formerly editor
and pt bisher of the Brooklyn Stand
ard and editor and publisher Of the
Ntsilant AL insurance publication, Is
dead at his home in Brooklyn OF typ
hold fever. He was 50 years old.
stephen Decatur Fisher. son OF Asa
Fisher who served under AdmIraI
Stephen Decatur in the war with
Tripoli, died at his home in Sprias-
field H., aged So. He was from 1878
10 1883 secretary OF the Illinois boaro
OF agriculture. he was member on
The state boarf OF agriculture in the
i0's
Beriam wilkins. owner, editor, and
publisher of the Washington Post and
formerly representative ia congress
from Ohio. died suddenly OF heart
failure at his Washington residence.
He was born in Ohio 50 years ago.
He became manager Of the principal
bank ia UhrichsvilIe, O., before he
was OF age. later acquiring a controll
ing interest there. He served in the
union army during he closing period
of The civil war In 1879 he was
elected to the Ohio tate senate and
three years later became a member oi
the democratic state central com
mittee In 1888 he was elected to
congress and ,,rved three terms, be
coming one Of group of democrats
with Cox, Randall Crisp Carlisle
Mo, rt,ou. Hurd, ald others He &C.
quire majority interest in the
Washington Post in 1889 and five
years later acquired the minority in.
terest. Two sons have beel actively
associated In the management of the
pIper
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14
FROM FOREIGN LANDS.

Chancellor Won Bulow has been
created prince by Emperor William
The wedding of Crown Prince Fred
erlck William of Germany to the
Duchess Cecile was solemnized at Ber-
lin
At the closing of the eucharistic
congress the pone descended from the
Sistine chape! into st, Peters, being
carried in a special chair
King Edward proposed the health Of
King Alfonso of Spain at the state
0anQue- at Buckingham Palace. which
was attended by the notables Of Eng
land
The insurgents If Yemen. Arabia,
have captured the towns of Kataba
and lib and are tn,adine Taiz Turk
ISL reinforcements are being hurried
to Taiz.
NJ. Delcasse resigned as minister OF
foreign affairs of France when he
found the rest of the cabinet arrayed
against him The portfolio was as
samed by Rouvier.
In the house Of commons William
Court Gully officially announced his
resignation Of the speakership because
Of III health. The retiring speaker
will probably be elevated to the peer
age
At Belgrade, Servia, a street fight
on a public square between former
Premier Pasics and NJ. NllSolics, the
minister of Justice, occurred, as a re
suit Of the recent ministerial crisis
Bystanders separated them. Minister
NikOlics has resigned as a result
AZ London the bank of Glyun Mills
Currie < Co petitioned the courts to
order the compulsory winding up of
the International bank of LONDON The
petitioners are creditors for upwards
ct $1,25000 The application was adj
journed for three weeks.
The Norwegian storthing severed
the union with Sweden. ieposed King
Oscar ana put the council of state in
charge of the government as n result
Of the strife between the two coun-
tries over consuls. Sentiment at
LONDON opposes the disunion of Nor
way and Sweden and reference to
The Hague tribunal is suggested
At Budapest, Hungary at u meeting
Of the emigration committee Of parlla.
ment Premier Tisza declared it was
calumnious to assert that the govern
ment connivei at official agents dec0y-
ing emigrants so as to supply shipping
companies with steerage passengers,
and said it was not true that secret
agents were the cause Of a large exc
iJIS
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14
CERTIFICATES BY
PHARMACY BOARD
FOURTEEN OUT OF 81 APPLE
GIANTS SECURE COVETED
AWARDS.

The state board OF pharmacy con
cluded its examinations yesterday.
There were 81 applicants present. OF
which number ii were successful
The following received registered
pharmacist certificates:
Percy F. Atkinson. Milwaukee.
Alfred NJ. Berg. Eau Claire.
Charles l. Muggah, Ellsworth
Clarence f. Riester, Chippewa Falls.
Herbert |. Schell, Superior
Assistant pharmacist certificates
we're granted to.
Robert n. Bauer Milwaukee,.
Ben. w. Smith. GAINESVILLE
George A. Miller. Cadott
Winfield S Hess. Johnsons Greek.
Anna ] Filter Sturgeon Bay
Phillip J. Naber. Milwaukee.
Claude c. Morrison, Boomer
Frank l.. Waiter. Waupaca
Matt Clohisy Muckwanago
Members of the board present We're:
d. \. Taylor, president Stevens
Point
4. + Meuges. Madison.
II \. Peters, OcOpomowoc
Otto J 5. Boberg, Eau Claire.
II q Ruenge]. secretary. Milwaukee.
The next examination OF the board
viii take place at Milwaukee August
1917.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14
LABOR NOTES.

The tweaty-third annual convention
of the National Association OF Master
Plumbers was held in Atlanta, Ga.
Nnnunion white men are taking TIT
places OF the striking negro nod car
iiers in Kansas City, Mo. working
under police protection.
A mass meeting Of the brotherhood
OF tailors has been called in New York
City 10 demand a reduction in hours,
and a strike of 10000 workers is
likely.
The street railway company a
Saginaw Mich, is operated on All
divisions with a limited number o.
cars with nouuaion crews under police
protection despite the strike.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14
DOCTORS TO CAMPAIGN
AGAINST TUBERCULOSIS

La Crosse, Wis, June AT the
state convention of the Wisconsin
Medical Society yesterday, steps were
taken for an energetic campaign
against tuberculosis. 1t was decided
that there must he education Of the
physician, patient, relatives and pub
lie as to the proper course to be
taken to reduce the cause of consump-
ton and to prevent the spread of the
disease.
With that object in view the socie-
ty held public meeting last night at
which Prof Victor C. Vaughn of the
University of Michigan discussed the
subject. A scientific exhibit of the eff
feet of tuberculosis and operations
and remedies for it was then present
cd by Prof. Fl. L. Russell, state bac-
teriClogist.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14
DOMESTIC

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Ar oni7cy IN i 80, '- -, s'''' pc
diver who was rescued after haio. i,
the water q hours is dead q Canton.
A Milwaukee official. under cogytc
tion In bribery case indicate. a
willingness 20 tell all 70 the grann
jury
George Gudgeon. aged Is vears city
foreman of construction of tbe Wast
evn Union TeIegranb c,,,nso,. - :,
Louis committed suicide.
ne poNt OF "A man supposed 90 be
jacob Alder of McKeespart. Pa. was
found in the grass near Erc.iae park
n Cleveland. 0.
A subsidy for $4,000 for the Hunt,
'hS''i'' Columbia City and Goshen in-
t'Forp"n was carried by ol2 majority
IN 0osheh' mi, township
Patent medicine manufacturers
UNITE 10 iorce retail druggists ~ sign
an agreement not TO sell their goods
d' IeSS 'hah Ia" hNed price.
I'D" president has established a for
"sf reserve IN )uthern Colorado 10 be
hno"n aS the san Juan reserve ana
20 contain aboHt 100000 acres
The T J. Potter state bank of
Bowling Green, Ky. which was or.
ganized twenty days AGO. has decided
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14
LATEST.

Chicago transfers are given alter
native Of surrendering or calling off
the strike without a settlement.
Russians at Manila say that Rojest.
renshy, unprepared and with batter
ries unnamed was surprised by To
go.
Russia agrees to meet Japan to dis.
cHss peace terms aud the hope Of end
INK the war is brighter thaa at any
previous time
Directors of New York Merchants
Association adopted resolutions favor
ing reciprocity treaties and urgir the
repeal Js the Chinese exclusion act.
bold address adopted by the
zem7jSo congress in Moscow takes the
czaJ TO task Tor failure to keep his re,
form pledges and demands a national
assembly to deci te on peace or war.
Professor E,su Thomson of Lynn.
Mass. permitted soc ,000 volts of cleo
"ici.y. enough 10 kill 250 persons. to
pass through his body and is IN
harmed
The Norwegian government is re.
ported no have approached The Dan.
ism royal family to ascertain If an
offer of the throne To Prince Charles
viii DC accepted
Justice leyentitt at New York de-
ctdtd nsair Sculptor Bioali. who
saed The Metropolitan Museum of Art
for $4,000 for tailiug to exhibit his
a.ouu. THE SaW~raua."
Henry James in address az Bryn
Mawr commencement, told the sirl
graduates the American speech Is
'Until} and that in millions of
homes are people who do not know
how 10 enuuciate novels
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14
Depends on owners.

Chicago. June 9,-The teamsters
strike has reached a point where its
further progress and increase is de
pendent on the action taken by the
teamowners' association. This organ,
izatica has from the first declined to
maE deliveries to boycotted houses
and mas constantly urged the team
sters to arbi;rate the question Of max
ing such deliveries. The teamsters
have positively refused to deliVr1 or
receive the goods. and now the team
owners association mus -:sEer decide
to deliver the goods or all w the team
sters TO have their Ywn way in the
matter
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE

Madison, Wis. June s-The senate
ana asssmbl are in a deadlock over
the question Of The taxation of mort
cages end o-bar credits. the senate
this morning advancing a bill 20 abol-
isa '.Narion OF these evidences Of
wealth. and the assemhl hayinz PASS
et Till to declare uul and void all
ard taSed. The result Will doubt
less ne the defeat of all LEGISLATION
al~ue lhla line ana the present unsat
'siaetoFy mortgage taxation law pass
cd two years ago, under which
mortgages escape taxation as realty
or personally, Will stand The bill
appropratins $4,000 for the supDor,
OF The Wisconsin national guard was
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14

front Of the stage and endeayored to
ailay the excitement, but somebody
yelled fire" and a rush for the doors
took place. Dozens of women
screamed wildly and rushed for the
exits, and it was impossible for the
police and firemen stationed in the
building to check them. At the first
sign of trouble Policeman O'RoIl had
turned in riot alarm and large
force of officers was quickly on hand,
bur by the time they arrived all the
audience was in the street.
Reuben Moses. one of the boys who
caused the trouble. was knocked down
In the panic and badly hurt He was
taken to a hospital for medical atten-
ton and then locked up In a police
station.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14
w .sle.. r.learaphy on trains.

Chicago. June 9-As further Pro
lection to their train service the Chi
cago x Alton announced Yesterday
that the company hal made all ar
rangements for the establishing of a
wireless telegraph system on trains
between Chicago and st Louis and
that eventually it would De extended
to the entire system. That the wire
less telegraph can be used on fast
moving trains with entire satisfaction
vas demonstrated yesterday.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14

passed by the senate. The Stout
Gottenburg liquor dispensary system
bill wac killed in the upper house. R.
NJ. Bashford and John Barnes, attor-
neys for the Ia Toilette side n the
republican facticnal litigation a year
ago. will get their pay in all proba-
hility. The senate advanced an
amended hill according to which the
state officers could make the appoint
mems of counsel now as for that
time
There will be sessions of both
houses Saturday, but little business
will be done
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
RIlsso.IAPANEsE WAR.

The car instructs his ministers at
Washington and Paris TO learn upon
what terms Japan will make peace.
President Roosevelt, although dis
couragei by Russia's attitude, con
tinues his efforts to bring peace in the
far east, and is aided by Germany,
Austria and Italy.
President Roosevelt sent a message
direct to the ear, offering aid in
bringing about peace negotiations, 1t
is believed that serious work in this
direction. already has been begun.
General LinevitcE, in an interview
at Russia army headquarters, de-
clares he is confident that he will win
the coming, battle with the Japanese,
ana says the sea defeat has not chang
ed his plans.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14
SENATE APPROVES
ASSEMBLY'S VIEWS
BUT COMPLICATIONS MAY HAVE
AN INFLUENCE.
OSHKOSH VERY WILLING
Sawdust City Wants a Chance-Mil-
waukee Also Eager-HudnallM Makes
Vigorous Speech-Big Day in Sen
ate-Stout 3oo-foot Bill Advanced
Phone Measure Killed.
Madison. June 9.

The only adverse sentiment ex
pressed in the senate yesterday with
reference to the assembly amendment
to the capitol bill requiring an asphalt
pavement around the park was b
Senator Burns, who said that it w
not proper tor the legislature to at
tempt to coefce the city of Madison 70
build a pavement of particular charac-
ter Senator Whitehead desired i'm
mediaie action on the amendment and
it is believed that he is opposed to it.
although he did not so announce to the
senate. The bill with the amendment
came to the senate late yesterday
afternoon ana motion was made to
lay it over until today, which motion
finally prevailed. Senator Hudnal
made a vigorous speech in favor OF
concurrence in the amendment He
proposed that the city of Madison be
given TO understand that the state is not
disposed to expend eventually millions
of dollars for the building of a capitol
if it is to be surrounded ON all sides
by streets that would disgrace a coun-
try road. He suggested to the sena-
tors that they ask themselves what
/ their own cities would do If the oppor-
tunity presented itself of getting the
capitol; what would Milwaukee or
Oshkosh do? Would they fight ana
litigate over the laying of an asphalt
pavement for eight years and then
allow themselves to be driven to a
dirt macadam road because a univer,
sity professor owning % feet of front
age on one of the streets had brought
a suit: and the traction company. with
a valuable franchise given it by the
city. having a property worth half a
million dollars on the market earning
about 100000 a year, increasing its
gross income some II to ii per cent.
annually, had also brought a suit: be-
cause the richest citizens opposed the
Improvement and tied it up in the
courts after the contracts had been let?
Senator Stevens was ready to convey
to the senate the willingness of Osh-
kosh to give site. asphalt pavement
and more for the capitol and the Mil.
waukee senators were on their feet
with similar eagerness. The assem-
bly, amendment will be the occasion
this morning for more similar talk.
TIE amendment will be concurred In
unless legal complications arise to
prevent
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14
Body Found in a Greek

Rockford, Illa June . The body OF
Dell Dasso. who shot his rival, Charles
Poet. and his former sweetheart Miss
Harrison. near Hebrewau. SUNDAY
right was found Yesterday afternoon
IN the Nippersiu6 creek. a mile from
the scene ~ the shooting 1t is be.
aeEed ;hat Dasso committed suicide.
Poet ana MISS o.risou will recover
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14

Madison. Wis, June Both houses
Of the legislature held short sessions
this morning and adjourned until Mon
day night. The senate concurred In
one bill under suspension of the rules
10 correct a situation created by con.
fiicting laws, according to which there
were a number of appointed county
judges for the same courts to which
judges were elected this year. The
bill concurred in gives preference to
the elected judges The death of ex-
Assemblyman A. X. Hall was an
nounced in both houses and com.
mittees appointed to attend the
funeral at Knapp, Dunn county, Sun
day afternoon. The assembly com
mittee consists of Messrs. Kinney, the
successor in the assembly to Mr.
Hall; Andrew, Swenholt, Beer, Beedle,
Bohri. Henry, Cleary. Thayer, Bauer
Winch, EkeIn. Henry Johnson, Dahl
Roycraft. Norcross, and Speaker Len
root. The committee to draft joint
resolutions is made - of Messrs
Dahl, Andrew Henry, Ekern, Cleary
Norcr0ss and Lenroot. The senate
funeral committee is composed OF
Senators Stout, Noble. Wipperman
Munso1, Whitehead, McGi'livray ano
Bird
A special car will carry the Madr
son party, leaving here at 7:45 Sunday
morning.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14
low. Masons Elect.

Davenport la, June S.-Tae Iowa
grand lodge Of Masons yesterday elect
ed as grand master, W. Il. Norris Of
Manchester. Des Moines was selected
as the place Of meeting next year
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14

Madison. Wis, June THE senate
refused Concurrence in the assembly
bill TO require the Bell telephone com
pany TO maintain uniform rates IN ala
simifdIl--sizad cities of the state.
The ptl was pushed by the independ,
ere companies. Filal vote Ii TO -.
The bill to allow the governor 70 APP
point r. NJ Bashford and John Barnes
as attorneys for the secretary OF state
in factional litigation, making the ap
pontment "now-for-them,' was pass.
ed II 70 Il. The senate passed the
bill, 10 to 10. TO strengthen the anti
pass law 50 as to prohibit public
servants from using free transports
ton under the excuse OF being in the
employ of the railroads
The assembly debated and advance;
the bill revising the state drainage
laws. 80 10 81 Opposition arsued
that extensive drainage of swamps
and meandering lakes contemplated
in tie bill would impair navigation.
Senator Met llivray made a violent
speech defending his action in allow.
ing a railroad lobbyist to nix up d
pair for him on the two-cent fare
bill
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14
BOYS FIGHT CAUSES PANIC.
Cry Of Fire Raised in a Chicago The
ater

Cry of Fire Raised in Chicago The
alter.
Chicago June "a fight between
oys m the gallery of the Academy of
Music. a west side theater. last night
created a panic among the audience
and before it subsidized several people
Lad been bruised, and one boy so seri-
0usly hurt that it was found neces-
Sary 10 remove him to a hospital
The performance was neatly con,
Guided when two boys became in
Volyed in fight over The right TO oc,
cupy certain seats. Other boys
Joined in the fracas and in a minute a
free fight was raging in the gallery
The uproar above their heads alarmed
The people in the balcony directly
under The gallery, and they com
menced To leave their seats and soon
"a panic seized the people on the first
floor. Manager Roach stepped to the
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14
City officers.
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

La BELLE LODGE. A. f. s. A. NJ. NosA
Meets the First and Third Wednesday, OF
each month. Hall - Williams block
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14

VlR0QUA LODGE. l. O. o. F.-MEErg
every Saturday night in Williams block.
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Delegates by Direct Vote.

The bill providing for the election
IF delegates TO national convention by
dn ect vote was the subject . > spirit
ed discussion in which Senator Martin,
chairman of the committee on privi-
Ieges and elections. urged that as the
state had adopted the primary princi-
pie this bill should be passed so as 70
make conventions unnecessary. There
was no sense in laying the matter over
until two years from now, as some sen
ators would get no chance then.
Senator Burns said that he thought
that prescribing methods for electing
delegates to national conventions was
a great deal like passing state law
to interfere with interstate commerce.
The roll call:
For the bilI-Senators Frear, Froem-
ming. Hatten. HudnaT, Martin. Nc
Gillivrav. Merton. Morris, Munson,
Noble. Rogers. Roehr Rummel. San
born. stevens. StondaL. Stout. Wilcox.
Wylie-19.
Administrations Beach. Bird
Burns. Kreutzer. North, Randolph,
Smith. whitehead wipperman. woln,
Wright-11.
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Another Big Day.

Yesterday was another big day in
| the senate In addition to ordering
the Stout liquor bill to a third reading,
| the senate ordered the Johnson anti,
lobby bill to third reading by vote
OF 10 to 9, reconsidered the vote b.
which the bill to elect delegates to ma
| tiOnal conventions by direct vote was
7 refused third reading. and then or
dered it to a third reading by a vote
of Is TO 10. and refused the telephone
physical connection bill a third read
ing by vote of 10 to 9.
The anti-lobby bill provoked a long
debate, in which Senator Frear was
the star performer. He offered an
amendmentin the form of substitute
which provides that no paid lobbyist,
legislative agent or legislative counsel
shall approach any member of the leg
islature except in committee room. IC
also provides that no state official or
officer shall solicit support of the
members for any bill in which he has
a pecuniary interest. Senator Merton
offered an amendment to strike out
the words 'pecunlary interest" and
urged the adoption of the amendment
on the ground that he did not want to
be bothered with lobbyists paid OF
otherwise on any measure when he
was in the senate chamber. Senator
Hudnall thought that this would de-
priye citizens of the right they had to
urge the passage of bills in which the
state at large was interested. The
Merton amendment was voted down
y to Z The Frear substitute was
then adopted and ordered to third
reading by vote of 10 to O. The roll
cali
For the bill-Senators Burns, Frear,
Hatten. HudnalI. Krcutzer Martin.
Merton. Morris. Munson, Noble, Rog-
ers. Roehr, Rummel, SanbOrn. Stondali,
Stout. Whitehead, Wilcox, Wipperman
-19.
ADMINISTRATORS Beach. Bird
Froemming. North, Randolph, Smith,
Stevens, Wolf and Wright.
Paired-Senator McGillivray for
Senator Hagemeister against; Senator
Wylie for, Senator Johnson against.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14

W. C. T. U-MEETS FIRST THURSDAY
NJ ea'h month at .. IN.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

Il P. PROCTOR. ATTORNEY AND
Counselor. NIroqua, Wis. VIII practice Ia
all Courts Of the State. Special attention
given to collections.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14

F. r.. MORLEY. NJ D., PHYSICIAN
and Surgeon. Viroqua. Wis. ONCE over
Craig & Cos drug store. on west side Of
hall. All calls attended day or night.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14

VIROQUA K o. r N. MEETS ON
every Monday evening In Alliance Hall. at
30. p. IN.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14

VERNON COUNTY COURT-RFGULAB
terms on the first Tuesday OF each nnnth,
at the Court House frum 10 y a. N.
and 80 to p. m ID. y. MAHONEY,
County Judge
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-SERvI-
ees at 1890 a. IN. and 7:30 p. IN. each Sab
bath. Sunday school at II N.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL.-SFRVIC
At 1890 a. m. and T:30 p. m. each Sabbath.
Sunday school ar Il IN. Prayer meetings "a
Thursday evenings.