Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-18


Catholic Educational association was
held in Cleveland.
President Fallieres gave a brilliant
function in honor of the Longworths
at the Elysee palace.
The country's pauper population is
steadily increasing, according to
census bureau report.
Chorus girls fearing service in
Thaw case have made stampede from
Broad theatrical district.
The Uruguayan bark, Margarita.
burned at sea off the Delaware capes.
1t was bound up to Halifax.
Charles Earle was appointed solicit
tor in department of commerce and la
Dor by President Roosevelt.
The Armour, Cudahy and Swift
packing companies face conviction of
controlling prices in Florida
Murder is now suspected to have
been the cause of the death of Helen
Holmes, the New York nurse.
Employees of Pennsylvania railroad
must obey President Cassatt's order
to dispose of all coal holdings.
Clarence Eddy, the famous organist
married Mrs. G. NJ. Dickman and
played his own wedding march,
The man named Sweet who was ar
rested for the stage robberies near
Fresno, Cal, has been released.
Hazen S. Pingree. son of former
governor of Michigan, is the hero of
a sensational Detroit divorce case.
Lincoln republicans completed flu
sion with Pennsylvania democrats to
defeat Senator Penrose's machine.
Robert Hale, once indicted for muir
der in Michigan. was arrested in
Goshen Ind. for shooting at his wife.
Secretary Shaw urges national
banks 20 issue $90,000,O00 more in
IS tius TO relieve embarrassing short
age.
The 2.year-old daughter of Joseph
Medecheck of Cudahy. a suburb of
Milwaukee. was gored TO death by
COW.
French supreme court divided on
question o. quashing the verdict
against Dreyfus or granting a new
trial
United States Senator Crane of
Massachusetts welded Miss Josephine
Porter Boardman at Manchester,
Mass.
Harry K Thaw, in his first formal
statement since the killing of Stanford
White, refuted the charges that he is
insane
The Philadelphia prosecutor issues
a warrant for head of a big ice COM
pany wanted on a charge of con.
spiracy.
Indictment of high-up officials of
Standard Oil and Lake Shore is ex-
pected by the federal grand jury in
Cleveland.
Rev. Father r. E. Brown, assistant
in charge of the Mania observatory,
has arrived N San Francisco, en- route
to England
Litigation over the $1,OC0,000 estate
of the late Francis A. Palmer of New
York costs $160,000. The heirs get
only $4,000.
Alleged violations os law by the
Standard OF and the Lake Shore road
are covered up and there may be no
indictments.
Bones Of an old-tIme race of Indians
have been unearthed near Rodman
n. Y, and will be mounted for Har-
ward museum.
Wool mixed to secure a lower duty
must pay double tariff, according to
the decision of Judge Colt of he fed
eral court in Boston.
Secretary Bonaparte praised the
commander of the dry dock Dewey for
his successful management of the
long trip to the Philippines.
It became known in Trenton N. J.,
that Thomas A. Edison, Jr., and Miss
Betrice NJ. Heyser of New York were
quietly married last Saturday
William J. Bryan abandoned con-
tinental tour 10 remain in England,
where he is kept continually busy az
tending functions in his honor.
Leroy Beculieu, the great French his
torian, declares the cars real power
is gone forever and that the aristoc-
racy viii never again rule in Russia.
Francis Symes, aged 3 years, was
drowned in the east branch of the
Fond du Lac river He fell through
the ties of the Northwestern railroad.
Mrs. William Mckinley has pre-
sented four memorial art windows to
the First Methodist, church of Can
ton, O., in memory of the late presi-
dent
The United States navy department
has enhanced the quality of it's rations
and the food now is said 10 be the
best served to any army or navy In
the world
Rev. Myron Brigham OF Chiffon and
Miss Allie Rasmussen of Neenah were
drowned in Beasley lake by the over
turning Of a skiff Both bodies were
recovered.