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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29

LaCkawanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay Christopher Sta
$500 A. M.-FOr Binghamton and Syracuse
1000 A. M.-FOr Buffalo. Chicago and ST. Loui7
$f.40 p. M.-For Buffalo Chicago
t4-OO p. M--For Scranton Plymouth.
S6.1O p. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
S645 p. M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica
"2.OO A. M.-FOr ChicagO-Seepers open az Q p. NJ
Tickets 149 429. 1888. 1454 Broadway. N Y; $50 Fu
ton St. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29

cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
moderate 6eand: sales 600 bales; speculation and e1
sor 800 American. 1000. receipts 1000; AmsLiasn,
5000 nfsclfrg upanG SD; futures opened very staoy
I0a tonfs higher closed arm. S0l0 points higher
E.rl soss, Apr MAY and Na5-June 4oSd; June-Jnly,
600 DIVA Dte1ber. sOSd; sep
teue-Octoher lOd: November. sl1d. Noyen-
fsr T3o~erbe~ January. Nl3d, and jan
nary February q Idd Menchsster--lafns and cloths
quiet
Comparative cotton s,aten.ent for tie week ending
tlicay April p: NJ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
Excursions.
SurTOgates Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Hon.
Frank T. Fitzgerald, Surrogate OF tie County OF
York Notice Is hereby given persons having
claims against John H Spelman, Of the County OF
New York. deceased, present the same with vouchers
thereof the subscriber at It's place ransacting
No As Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
City Of New York on or before the 18th day OF next
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY NEW YORK,
Executor.
EDWARD W. SHELDON, Attorney for Executor. No. IS
Wall Street Manhattan. New York
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
~ Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County Of
New forz. notice hereby given all having
GAINS against James H. slcoeks late OF the County O
thereof to the subscriber her place OF tansactn bust
ness; AT the once OF Frederick a SoutAWortn No
William Street. in the City OF New York, or berore the
22nd day OF May
Dated New York the 18th day OF November. 1904
ENMA c. SIILCOCFSS. Administrators
FREDERICK A SOUTHWORrH. Attorney FOR Admins
tEatx. 6S William Street. Borough OF Manhattan New
York City N Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
DAVID MCCLURE.
WILLIAM G.. DAVIES
GEORGE r. READ.

JENNINGS & RUSSELL Attorneys FOR New
York and Jersey Railroad Company, 10 Broad Street.
New City.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-23
THE GREATEST HEALTH FAcToR
WORK


Corgenial work with mind ana
hands should be encouraged in All
persons, for its prophyIactic as wen Al
its curative influences. Rest viii
prove servieeabIe doubtless in nun
bers Of cases. but its application shouIa
be restricted and carefully stulied
There are many condition, where ab
solute rest will not only Irore usela. 6
but really harmful TO send a man
from an active business life to one q,
complete inactivity win often prove
disastrous, as mucn so as to prescribe
all food for the obege.
The nervous viii complain that sley
do not feel like work. II left to them.
selves and told odo absolutely ncthing
not even to read, they are sure to
dwell upon their infirmities. and grow
thereby morose and hypoahondriacal
thus increasing their 1nvaiidlsm. Tne
desire for work should be encoura ged
in all conditions and in all classes. II
ones interest is aroused even to a
slight degree, a continuance in The
work will develop a desire for occupa.
ton. One will never feel like work Il
one has nothing to 10. Work will
often accomplish what medicine, how
ever properly applied, will not. Tor 1t
is not alone that we must earn our
bread by the sweat of the brow, bu.
every man and woman SHOULD work
for the pleasure of it, as we'll as for
the health-giving. brain expanding re.
suits and the benefit OF example,
Medical Work.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-23
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
pEAcE coNFERENcE.

The settlement o. the Corean ques-
k5ou brings peace no nearer, declared
the pekin correspondent of the Lon.
don Times.
4 high Pussian official says that
Japan must recede in the matter of a
Hig indemnity AMI the cession Of ter
rffOFy or war will go on.
A committee of American Jews,
headed bv Adolf Kraus of Chicago, ap.
gssEsed to NJ. de White for better con-
4Ificus for their people in Russia.
Baron Komura has been invited to
visit Canada after the peace con-
sereslCe and tie japanese minister has
sceeT ted if engagements will permit.
representative of the Kuhn-Loeb
syrsa5eate conferred with M. White con.
:. eerrasmg Joan of money necessary for
Russia in negotiating treaty OF
peace
Russia agreed to recognize Japan's
interest in Corea, to evacuate Man
esrr5a, and to transfer the lease Of
Port Arthur, Lalny. and Liaotung
peninsula.
Tze terms of Japan cause all lsus-
7sszns to unite in one protest against
tSEe5r acceptance, and leading men of
all classes declare that the continue
ton Of the war is to be preferred.
Rassia's attitude in the peace con-
ference is attributed to pressure
Brought on the czar by the kaiser who
seeks to block Japan and England in
their plan for controlling the far east
by preventing peace.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-23

VINO escaped from the Dane county
jail where he was serving six months
sentence for larceny, was recapturec
by Chief Of Police Baker in the boiler
room of the Schlitz hotel, Madison
Miller csc ped from tle jail by break
ing lock or basement doo with an
AK which he was using in splitting
wood.
Mrs. c. Thompson of Racine. mother
of Willis E, Thompson, the young man
who left with Albert Gunderson, muir.
dered at Cheyenne Wells, Colo. has
received letter from her son. 1t is
dated in Kansas and tells o. now
Albert Gunderson left his jol and
started for Denver. Tlis Show that
Thompson was not a fellow victim of
Gunderson
The La Crosse council has demand
ed the resignation of City Engineer
Frank c. Powell. alleging misconduct
of office. The call for his resignation
is the result of the recent charges of
irregularity made by Aid John Downs.
Powell is the plaintiff in a sensational
suit against l.. P. Philip for aliena-
ton of his dead wife's affections.
Powell says he will not resign.
The Chicago and Milwaukee Electric
Railway company will not attempt to
build line into Kenosha to- oK1nne.t
vita the line running between Chi
cago and Milwaukee. The company.
has, however, made traffic agree.
ment with the Kenosha Electro Ran.
way company by which a line will be
built to connect with the tracks of the
through line to the west of the city.
Archie V. Freeman, who left the
Marquette prison after serving three
years for embezzlement. will stop at
Marinette and Menominee and will be
welcomed by many of his old friends,
who believe he has paid in fun the
debt for his crime. Mr.. Freeman pro.
poses to go then to Detroit. Were his
wife has been supporting herself ty
millinery, and then to the state of
Washington. where he has made plans
for starting life anew.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-23
OBITUARY.

George X. Bunker, senior member OF
the Chicago banking firm of Bunker
Brothers. died at ais home in WooA
stock Ill.,. 'aged 70 years.
Modesto Basadre, a prominent Peru
Wan, died at Lima at the age of So.
He was educated at the Universities OF
Chicago, London and Edinburgh. 9
The late Rear Admiral A. f. X.
Benham, u. S. ~. retired, who died at
Lake Manopac, n. Y. was buried at
Was iiington with full military honors.
Charles L. Cannon, one of the old
died in his summer hcme at Eagle
River, Wis. He was born in Maine
sixty-four years ago.
Rev. c. P. Wilke, for thirty years
pastor of the German Lutheran church
at Madison, VS., and for twelve years
president of the Wisconsin synod,
dieu of heart trouble. He was born
in Germany CT years ago.
Mrs Haldee Wilson, mother OF
Charles II. Wilson, general superin-
,endent of the American Telephone
and Telegraph company. died sud
denl- at Cotuit, Miss. The body was
taken to Springfield, H., f. 7urial to-
morrow.
c. L. jerks a pioneer Wisconsin
lumberman, died at his home in La
Crosse, Wis. aged 65. He had been
one Of the most extensive lumber oper-
ators ON the Mississippi and its tribu-
taries in Wisconsin and Minnesota
since 1850, when he first began bust
ness. He leaves d large fortune.
Mrs Sarah Frances Leigh Pegram.
widow OF Captain Robert B. Pegram
Of the confederate navy, died at Nor
folk Va, aged 50 years. Her husband
distinguished himself in a successful
attack upon Chinese pirates, which
were preying ON British and Ameri-
can commerce, and for this act was
thanked by the British parliament and
voted sword by the state of Vir
ginia
Willard Longecrc a prominent
young business man of Belvidere, H.,
died at Denver, wnither he had gone
fer his health. His grandfather, a
pioneer of Illinois was the inventor
of the famous diamond steel pillow
from which the present steel pillow was
developed Deceased was SO years
old and left large estate, which is
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-23
WASHINGTON.

China is warned by the United
States, in connection with the boycott
that tie treaty rights Of America must
be observed By tdat nation.
Secretary OF Agriculture Wilson
viii ask congress to amend the law
requiring the unloading and feeding OF
live stock each twenty-eisht hours.
The annual report of Interstate COM
merce commission says l0.046 persons
were ki,led ana S4.15S injured in rail-
way disasters III the United States dur
iuS 1904
Pres dent Roosevelt. in letter -
the convention OF the National Negro
Business League IN New York. says
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-23
THE ASS INDICATED.
he May Bray, if He Please, Where
Men and Women do connraa..a

Men and Women do congreaate.
The New York Globe-From far
away Kansas comes the wall of the sor-
rowful. The asses Of Richland have
prayed loud and long and the law
comes not to the aid of the rustics
among whom dwell the able but I'M
conscious offenders. Even the all
powerful injunction may not be set
upon the mouth of the asss for SO have
the courts ruled
Richland has postofice over which
presides widow the burdens of whose
duties are shared by three daughte rs.
'Ehe postofiice supports, besides tie
widow and the daughters, telephone.
which the ladies are called upon to ply
frequently TO answer the anxious
queries OF the populace when they
would learn If any message has come
to hand. For il so they must needs
come to get it. Hard by IL livery
stable, kept by firm with a double
name Whether the elite of Richland
are partial to donkeys when they go
a'driving is not explained by the
Topeka dispatches But the firm
doubtless for good and sufficient rea-
sons--maintains as part of its equip
ment brace of healthy asses. The
asses bray loud and long and often,
and through many fair tests it has been
proved ccnclusiyely that the widow,
tue three daughters. and the telephone
are no match for the other two.
Does the law of Kansas intervene to
the suppression of the obnoxious.
though perhaps, only playful, mouth
ings of the sturdy qGadrupeds? Does
it allow its grim impartiality to become
partial because it is called upon to
decide as between the rights of two
asses to express themselves after the
manner of their kind ard widow and
daughters, even though the fair plain
tiffs in effect represent the majesty of
the federal government? Not so. The
law in Kansas is dispensed with equal
Justic to oraying asses or cooling
doves or telephoning pcstmistresses.
But hear the voice of the Judge. He
will dispense the law, but to the own
ers of the asses that cry aloud and
spare not he ventures the unofficial
word of pleading, painting the joys
that would fill the breasts of the peo-
ME Of Richland. Ks, if only those to
.-fom the asses are alone amenable
would remove them to some lonely
spot, far from h2Ditation of man,
where. ass answering unto ass, the
stiffness of the prairie might be, shat
tered and yet no man or widow be dis
tres5ed thereby.
The populace of Richland, Kas.,
awaits with-unconcealed %1rotion the
effect of the judges pleadings. But
in law and in equity it is established
for all time that if 1t please an ass to
bray in the places where men and wo,
men 10 congregate it is permitted to
him to bray without let or hindrance.
For th.s is The law. Verify, if it took
the tcucn of an angel to cause the
faithful ass OF BALKAN to speak under
standingly, none but an angel may
cause mis- less enlightened descendant
to hold his peace
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-23
EoREIGN.

/ FORElSN.
| Queen Wnhelmina caused a new
Dutch cabinet to be selected.
| Troops will quell disturbances of the
Manifestation peasants in Spain.
Dirt digging on Panama canal is to
wait or provisions for housing and
feeding the laborers
The storthing has been summoned
to meet on Aug. q, when the ques
ton of republic may be referred to
the people
The pope was honored by so 600 on an
| nlversary of his coronation A rupture
is feared in the relations between vat
lean and Spain
AT Paris Enoch Emery, wealthy
American, has disappeared from the
city, and detectives have been engaged
to search for him.
At Gaanmichele, Sicily, the police
fired d, strikers who were stoning
them, killing seven and wounding a
number of others.
Near Innsbruck, Austrian Tyrol, five
tourists We're killed by falls in the
mountains. while three others were
probably fatally injured.
The Canadian government has re-
newed the mail contracts with the
Union Steamship company for the
Canadian-Austsalian line. the subsidy
payable by the dominion being raised
ST., 900.
President Butler and Dean Burgess
of Columbia university conferred with
the kaiser concerning an interchange
of professors with Germany.
The Norwegian people in a referen-
DUN decided almost unanimously in
favor of dissolving the union with
Sweden. The people DO not desye
a republic.
The sultan IF Morocco has declined
to accede TO the demands of the
French minister for the payment of an
indemnity and the release of the chief
of the Algerian settlement at Gharb.
The Fiala-Ziegler polar expedition
was rescued after eighteen months of
Imprisonment in the ice. The snip
America was crushed ana fuel and
provisions lost. The expedition lost
only one man.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-23
RIPE FOR HONEST INSURANCE.

Baltimore News.-It would seem that
the time was peculiarly favorable for
the launching by strong hands of a
company whose purpose was to pro-
mote in every possible way the strict
|ly legitimate business of life insurance.
The margin of safety required for
complete security is vastly less than
tie excess now charged policyholders.
an excess which IS in some measure
returned TO them at a more or less re-
mote period in the shape OF dividends.
A new company of unquestioned
strength, publishing rates that con-
form mere nearly to the actual require
ments of insurance. would attract
tens of thousands of policyholders VINO
desire rather to make tacL money go
rs fa, as it can toward securing provi-
sion for those dependent upon them
than to look forward to large but
doubtful dividends at the expiration
of a term of years, The public good
that would be done by q company car
rying on it's business along these lines
IL would be difficult to measure
Many man VINO does not now insure
would insure if he could get five
thousand dollars of life Insurance. for
the price he now mas to pay for three,
or three thousand for the price he now
eas 10 pay for TWO. Public knowledge
If this scrt of attraction, presented
by a company of unquestionable sol
yency. would spread rapidly enough
without the use of the enormously ex-
peusive machinery employed by the
great companies of today in exterd-
ing their business. The company
could accordingly combine sourdness
OF fundamental principles with econ
omy in management, and would be an
assured success from the beginning as
we'll as a great public benefit
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-23

The readers of this paper VIZ be pleased TO
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all its
stages and that Is CatarFh. Hall's Catarrh Cure
Is the only positive cure now known to the med.
ical fraternity. CatarTh being constitutional
disease. requires a constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces o.
the disease. and giving the patient str"- .~h by
blildlng up the constitution and assisting nature
In doing its work. The proprlet0rs have 80
much faith In its curative powers that they oiief
'aae Hundred Dollars for any case that it falls TO
cure Send for list of Testimonials.
Address. F. CHENEY & 80, Toledo, U.
Sold by Driigci +, 20.
uan's Family Pills are the best.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-23

partly represented in $4,000 life in.
surance.
Hiram Rowe. who was ,5orn in New
York in 1911. and who lacked bur a
few days Of being "a years old ana
but twenty days Of reaching his
seventeen wedding anniversary, died
at his home near Harvard, III. His
vile. aged 81 years. survives hipa. He
had lived in that county firty-ive
years. Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe were
reputed to be the oldest married
couple in northern Illinois. They
were married Sept. 8, 1885.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-23
INsuLAR.

Secretary Taft, at a banquet tender
ed him by Filipinos, outlines the al,
ministration's policy in the isles, amt
aroused enthusiasm among his
aezrers.
Secretary Taft. at a dinner given by
Archbishop Harry in Manila, express
ed PLEASURE that the United States
has8 entered into close relations with
the roman Catholic church.
a board has been in session ut
:AEzna having under Amusement the
fSnaEssiSI condition OF the island of
Guzzn. the salaries OF nsular officials.
distribution of duties and the desirable
change to be instituted - the adj
ADMINISTRATION of island affairs.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-23
WISCONSIN.

Richard Justman of Milwaukee was
drswDed in forty feet OF water at
Benson lake.
The wife of Louis Zwetz, a well
known farmer of Plainfeld, choked
rsE death in bed
TIE 3yeav-old child of William
Eschlltins 81 the town Of Tabor. Racine
county, was Killed when a wagon in
@hfch the family was riding was over
hrrnH9-
~ La Crosse the convention of the
Wisconsin Posumasters' Association
REeued. Addresses were made by
CaxHgs asmen Esch. Jenkins ana
As21ns ard by E. w. Keyes Of Madi-
B1u-
housewives % Racine have been
We1phng pound packages Of butter
and claim that every pound falls saort
several aurees k Is said that the
butter 1s made in Racine county and
theTv are threats Of arrests.
The coroner's jury called to in
-vr4ssigate the death of Hubbard Strupp.
awA8se BODY was found in the lake at
FEemsxaha. has returned an open verdict
axalEnlng no eause for the death OF
the man.
SfEe. Belmont, who made the para
chute leap at tae BeIoit fair, alighted
On y house roof. The wind caught the
gxrachute and slammed the woman
Azsa aEgai1rs' the roof, She was badly
zu5s red
a4saE James McSherry, aged 81
gears. committed suicide at Ashland.
-ne next encampment of the Sons
O. Veterans of Wisconsin will be held
In 1fnr5nette at the time the eneamp-
ment of the Grand Army of the Re-
puBEe-
CsarneIfas McKune OF Racine. who
saaa Dorothy Nelson and then sho,
hfnxAeh, las signified his intention "a
smf Miss Nelson also RECEIVERS. He is
clszxEsd with assault and intent to
zgursAsr.
STAKE Dairy and Food Comp,issionei
EemGxy has caused the ar est of AIbert
G.s4esrnaxIx and William Schulz, meat
SxxrKet proprietors of Madison, on the
s.hsxzs of violating the pure food Law
by selling hamburger steak adulterat
Ell wftA preservatives.
Es1Sx Arias, midget connected will
IA es1eE company, was found dead II
Ssess "a she Beloit fair grounds He I.
..xz5az 70 1ave been known in show
ssSrv9ssE as etiquette American. whose
1zsEnss IS ar Queretaro. Mexico. Tn,
Ba1hMrsties gave him burial
En5om Grove farmers fear mad do:
has Eseen among their stock and bi,,er
II EInber Of horses. The horse o.
Jasszps5 whitley, contractor, was sud
deHIY attacked with hydrophobia. IA.
Win have to be killed. Two otheI
ssEses show signs Of the rabies.
GgNer II. Wyand and Miss Albert;
Brsess and of Peoria, H.. who are camp
fHE with an Illinois party on LAX
'eVTn@ebago had narrow escape from
drowning. Miss Briceland falling
from a rowboat and Mr. wyand jump
zx~ INTO tae water to save her.
Al . special meeting Of tAe wauke
sha board OF education the resignation
cat Prof H. L. Terry as superintendent
81 schools was reluctantly accepted
Pfg5z- Terry was recently appointe,
ss5zae high school inspector to succee,
e DOty, wlo has been appointe,
secretary of the civil service com
Frxx EtCm.
OAs hundred survivors of tn
thirteenth Wisconsin volunteer in
Tzzerv held their forty-fourth reunion
at .Tas1esville 1t was disclosed tAa
Ira Tsutton formerly of GAINESVILLE an,
a member of the regiment. Is now
-TrzyJr5st monk ministering 10 III
Feper colony under the name o
Brother Joseph at Kalawao. Hawaii
George Miller. a young MATCHMAKER
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-23
LABOR.

Thirty thousand teamsters plan I.
form a separate union after confer
ence in Philadelphia
San Francisco is tired Of Mayo
Schmitz. A battle between the re
form party and the administration
toreshadows the downfall OF the union
labor candidate.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-23
Milwaukee Fighter Loses.

Denver, Aug, 1S.-Ki1 Herman OF
Chicago outpointed Charley Neary OF
Milwaukee and won the decision in a
tenTound bout last hight.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-23

self-help Is the hope of the black man
and the solution of the race problem.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-12-09
TEXAS MEATS FOR EXPORT.

A livestock mau Of Fort Worth
thinks that, as Texas can now produce
a steer good enough at 3 years old for
any market. and is steadily grading up
the 5000. 900 head Of cattle she has for
sale every year. the time is about ripe
for Texas to enter into competition
with Argentina in the direct shipment
of beef for the English market
1t is pointed out that Texas can raise
and fatten cattle more cheaply than it
can be done in more Northern States
and that the Gulf ports offer so direct
and cheap a route for shipment that
Texas meats can be delivered to Eng.
land in successful competition with the
beef cattle and the frozen mutton from
Argentina and Australia.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-12-09
the GOVERNMENT. RAIL.
ROADS. AND THE PEOPLE

The great railroads are still at work
among their employees, prevailing upon
them to believe that rate regulation by
the Interstate Commerce Commission
would mean inevitably a cut in their
That that is a manufactured
bugaboo every man who has thoroughly
studied this subject knows. says the
Sacramento Bee. Yet it Is undoubtedly
having much effect among certain
classes of railroad employees.
Sifted down, this threat OF wage
reduction by the railroads should act as
all argument. aud a very potent QUE.
for rate regulation. Creatures of the
Government in the first place, these
railroads arrogate to themselves a
power beyond the control of the
Government which gave them life and
The People whose lands they occupy.
When any effort is made to check these
creatures in their oppression OF the
masses who gave them vitality, and
to whose generosity they are beholden,
these railroads have the arrogance to
assert that the Government has no
constitutional right to interfere with
their impositions. And, feeling that
The Peope will not respect such an
lmpudeut assertion, they plainly tell
the Government that if it dare do its
duty as between the railroads and The
People. the corporations will use the
weapon of wage reduction to force all
hands off.
That is not the declaration of q power
conscious of the rectitude of its course.
1t is the bluff of a pirate afraid that he
may be forced to disgorge. And it is a