Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-11-01
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
Waterspouts on Lake Erie kept a
number of vessels in port.
President Roosevelt braved sharks
for a plunge in the surf eff ST. Angus
tine. Fla.
Jesse Geiske, Gibson county, In
diana farmer, was fatally crushed in
a hay press at Evansville.
A Sioux Fails Is. d. man or
ganized a company for the purpose of
fighting mail order houses.
Commissioner McAdoo, New York
ordered the police to keep the Tender
loin precinct morally clean.
Marshall Fled, VINO returned to Chi
cago with his bride, said city owner
ship was unwise and impossible.
Deputy Edo Cole, charged with the
murder of Charles Edwards last May,
was acquitted at Charlotte. Mich
The Inauguration of municipal own
ership in New York City-that of the
Staten Island ferry-was celebrated.
Joseph II. Hoadley testified at New
York that he lost $3,O00.000 the day
the international power pool collapsed.
A wireless telegram from the liner
San Jaeinta, at sea, reported the ma.
chinery Of the steamer Lansing dis.
ahled
The Lynn coal mine at Bicknell.
Ind, is burning and can not be con
trolled. A large financial loss is
feared.
An American believed to be the
noted crook, Joseph Killoran, is under
arrest in Vienna. charged with bank
robbery.
The record-smashing Hartman
train. bearing Miss Alice Roosevelt
reached Chicago Wednesday and
passed on east
New York police were ordered to ar
rest all women who appear unescorted
on the streets of the tenderloin after
10 O'Clock at night.
Sundays collisions and other acct.
dents on the water in various parts of
the country result in the drowning
of seventeen persons in one day
Charles G. Dawes, defending the
methods of high finance before the
Nebraska Bankers association at Lin
coin. was Kissed by his audience.
John Johnson of the town of Maple
was brought to Superior charged with
killing Alex Mackolla in a fight with
knives over partner at a dance.
James Tolle, an employe of the
Alexandria, Ind, paper mill, caught
his hand in the rollers and was drag
ged through He was crushed fiat
A witness in Heyl.Schandein will
contest tells Of an alleged offer OF
$4,000 made by Emil Schandein to Il
friend to wiring his son-n-law's neck.
All of Mobile turned out to wei
come President Roosevelt. and after
being presented with a peace medal
he spoke 10 a crowd OF 10000 people.
An asphyxiated Cleveland man,
dead for four hours, was brought
back o life hY the use of a powerful
drug. heart massage, and artificial res
piration.
III Edward Martin, director Of de
partment OF public health and charl
ties, Philadelphia, created sensation
by handing his resignation to Mayo,
Weaver
new realization of the serious
ness of the Panama problem follows
President Roosevelts speech at Mo
bile on the opposition of commercial
interest.
At Superior the -four mills We're en-
joined from grinding wheat or ship
ping -four made from wheat upoa
which the state inspection fees were
not paid.
The womens republican club OF
New York declared for District Attor
ney Jerome and pledged the votes oi
fathers. husbands and brothers OF
the members.
Kipp Smith OF Seatonyille, ILL.,. who
shot and killed Bolder Allen last Jan
uary. was found guilty Of murder and
sentenced to eighteen years in the
penItentiary.
Detectives did not allow Cunlife.
who robbed the Adams Express com
pany Of SOL 600, to sleep or rest until
he disclosed the hiding place of the
missing cash.
General Brooke testified in New
York in the suit brought against him
by the countess Of Buena Vista. whom
he deprived of the Havana slaughter
ing concession.
The expenditure Of Mutual Life
funds for the dissemination of dollar
a-line dispatches purporting to be
news was disclosed in the New York
insurance investigation.
President Roosevelt, in a speech 90
100000 persons at Atlanta. outlined the
necessity Of federal supervision over
big corporations and condemned '1aw