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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-27
NOTES OF THE COLLEGES.

President James H. Baker of the
University of Colorado has authorized
a denial of the announcement that the
presidency Of Toronto university had
been offered him.
Abbot academy Andover has grad
mated eighteen young women, includ-
ing Miss Clara f Castle Of Quincy,
Ill.,. who was mistress Of ceremonies
al the Ivy exercises.
The board Of directors Of the san
Francisco Theological seminary has
elected Rev. T. V. Moore as success
sor TO the late Or Joan S MacIn.
tosh as professor Of theology.
tablet 10 the memory of Rev
John Peale. who was murdered in
China last year has been erected at
Lafayette college, Easton. Pa MI
Peale graduated from the college in
1892.
President c R Van Hise of the
university of Wisconsin has requested
g final conference with the legislative
university investigating committee be
fore it completes tie drafting of its
report and the meeting will be held
on July g.
TIE graduates Of 1906 who will re-
eeive diplomas from the University Of
Michigan will number SOB. divided
among the different departments as
follows Literary. 323; engineering.
100; medical, g. law, 242; phar-
macy. Is; homeopathic. H. dental. q.
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iTELEGRAMS In BRIEF.
WASHINGTON.

President Roosevelt signed the act
admitting 10 statehood Oklahoma and
Arizona. the latter provided that ter
ritory and New Mexico vote for union.
The president has announced that
he would reappoint James D. Elliott.
who has been recommended by Sena-
tor Gamble as United States attorney
for South Dakota.
President Roosevelt, in a second
tart letter on the Observation-Disclosures
meat inspection compromise, EN-
phasized his objections to the measure
and took a sharp fling at Judge
Humphrey.
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All Needed

They say there is a new word add
ed to the language every day in the
year"
Well that's right and proper. Il
Just about keeps up with the birtG
rate in Boston"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-27

Dany and doomed his land operations
so successfully that a northern eoun-
Ity in which his company was inter
.ested was named Gates county. The
last legislature changed The name to
Rusk county.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-27
POLITICAL

Hundreds of republicans gathered
at Philadelphia TO celebrate the fir
ieth anniversary Of the partys birth
VIII. he late Governor Patti
sod lay dead at his home the re, b.
lean Lieutenant governor WAS sp orn
IN as chief executive of Ohio. and an
interesting alton is created
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-27
FEDERAL LAW MAKERS.

Washington. June 14-Not in
years has the house witnessed more
dramatic scene than it witnessed in.
cident tc the adoption of the confer.
ence repart on statehood Mr.. Haml
ton of Michigan called up the report
\ round Of cheers from both sides Of
the chamber greeted him when he
moved the adoption OF the report
While there was no discussion on the
report itself, tie most unexpected
episode ensuei. Nj. Moon OF Tennas-
see, ranking member OF the minority
on the committee on territories, had
mace a statement If relation to the
position Of democrats as to the com
promise which had oeen agreed upon
in conference. He was frequently
interrupted with applause and was
then followed oy Marcus A Smith.
the delegate from Arizona. who took
occasion in a guarded way to insinu-
ate that there had been undue lpHu-
ence used in postponiug agreement.
Speaker Cannon made hot reply.
denying such influence and a period
Of excitement ensued
The senate decided to vote next
Thursday on the Panama sea level
canal bill, accepted the conference
report on the diplomatic and naval ap
preparation bins the former complete
and the latter partial passed the bill
limiting the liability that may be as
sumed by individuals to nations
banks adopted Senator Norgan's reso
luton relative 20 the control Of tnC
Panama railroad, admitted A. W Ben
son to the senate as successor of Mr.
Burton OF Kansas, received the ere
deutials OF Seudtor.elect DUPONT @
Delaware, and listened TO q speech by
Mir. DRYDEN in support Of a lock cana
! across the isthmus
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Killed hv Ealllnn Derrick.

Milwaukee. June 17.-Captain Daniel
E. Stalker Of the coal barge Tronage
was killed by a falling derrick Satur-
day.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-27

speech of Mr. Burton of Ohio in
favor Of a lock canal and consuming
an hour in the discussion Of an
amendment defining the type as pre-
sented by Mr.. Littauer Of New York,
the house in committee Of the whole.
expressed its opinion IN favor Of a
lock canal The house refused to
sanction the purchase of materials in
the markets of the world ior the
canal The bill amending the ma
tional banking law, with senate
amendments, was concurred in, 125 to
10. BY the terms of the measure a
national bank may loan to a single
borrower d sum not in excess of 50
per cent of the capital stock provid-
ed the surplus of the bank is equal TO
at least twice its capital stock
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-27

Ex-Mayor Edwin Stewart of PhiIa-
delphia, who has been nominated by
the republican convention for govern
or, earned the title Of the great IN
kissed" long before Gladstone Dowie
VAS ever heard of in America. Stew
art is a bachelor OF precise and rigid
habits. His friends declare that never
in his life has he been kissed save by
his mother. In his younger days lie
was sometimes called 'Blushing
Ned
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City Officers.
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

La BELLE LODGE, A. p. . A. n. No.AA
Meets the First and Tairs Wednesdays q
each month. Hall N williams Dicek.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-27
PEOPLE OF PROMINENCE.

When Queen Victoria of Spain as
a little girl reached thesstage of wear
ing her fair hair in a braid her broth
ers used to tease her by pulling the
long, thick plat and then assuming an
innocent air when Ena turned to see
who was the offender This went on
until she caught the culprit one day,
whereupon she injected such vigor-
Gus punishment as insured her
against further trouble OF that kind.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-27

Washington. June 1.-THE time Of
the senate was in the main divided
between the Panama canal bill and
the Lake Erie aud Ohio river canal
bill On the former there were
speeches by Senators Tillman and
Morgan, while In connection with the
latter number Of senators en-.
gaged In controversy ever the
policy of granting national charter
20 an interstate canal. Senator Ba.
con took gouud against such a course,
BY a vote of 10 to Sc the house
decided that the Panama canal should
be Of the lock type After listening to
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-27
ROAD MUST SUPPLY
ADEQUATE CARS
IMPORTANT DECISION BY RATE
COMMISSION.
AFFECTS HAY BUSINESS

Company Cannot Furnish . Small
Car and Then Charge for More
Freight Than the Car Will Hold
Result of an independent Investl-
cation.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-27

VIRQQUA LODGE. /. o. o. F-MEHT&
every Saturday night n WHiaEs' block
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-27

VIROoUA ENCAM MEN, l. o. o. -
10 60 Meets every D ldsy evening.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS CARDS.

H. P. PROCTOR, ATTORNEY AWE
cSnnseloF, Vlroqua, wis. VIII practice ~
"a Courts Of the State. Special attsntt4&
sven to collections
Evening journal., 1906-09-03

BY our Own Wire. Publishers Press.
COLDFIELD. New, Sept 3-Ali Cold
Geld is ready to-day Cor the battle be-
tween Joe Cans. and Battling Nelson for
the lightweight championship this after
noon. The fighters are here to-day ready
to enter the ring when the hour arrives.
the conditions OF the fight are apparently
really settled so that even Billy Nolan
can think Of no new concessions to de-
mand Of his proteges dusky opponent and
the people are ready.
This means whole lot. For the last
"a hours intending spectators Of the mil
have been arriving IN large numbers.
Early this morning a thin stream OF hui
manlty began 10 triclsle out toward the
arena In the line were men who like 10
be al the ringslde early believing they
can pick up the latest Tip" in regard
to the condition Of the scrappers at this
point. BY noon practically all Goldneld
will be on It's way to the pavilion.
III there is a man. woman or child IN
Goldneld who is not intending TO at
tend the nght that individual is yet TO be
Of The community has talked fight.
thought the fight and dreamed fight and
nothing else for days. With the battle
only few hours of IT is easy to imagine
the feeling among these enthusiasts.
Goldneld, like all mining towns, can.
not boast much IN the Female line.
numerically. But every woman in the
place Is The idol Of a greater or less num-
bef Of admirers Without offering any
criticism as TO Goldneld's standard or
feminine charms II is sufficient TO state
that all the bellies will be IN attendance
at the nght From all The surrounding
mining towns women have come to the
great event and the fight INomoters say
there will be fully 500 women in the
great arena when the bout begins.
Both Cans and Nelson have been pro-
nounced by physicians who examined
them to be IN perfect condition,
Previous TO the battle the great mixed
crowd here is furnishing enough amuse-
Evening journal., 1906-09-03

+ ment. The gambling saloons are doing the
biggest days business 10 q long time.
Soon they will be deserted Cor the arena.
but this morning they were open early
and patronized by hundreds.
The sports from imemdiate neighbor-
hood OF Goli6eld give promise Of con-
tributlng another kind OF excitement TO
the days festivities If there is any neces-
slty for it-that is. II there is any indica-
tlon OF taking IN the fight. They want a
real battle and II the pugliists do not fur
nish Ct tho miners are inclined 70 see that
something IS started that will prove an
acceptable substitute
Cans stin rules favorite at 10 TO odds
IN the betting. The latest reports brought
from his camp have given his supporters
reason to continue their offer at these
odds Even then. little Nelson money has
been put up this morning. Altogether.
however. It is asserted that fully $780, 900
IN money has been bet and as much more
/ In mining claims.
Active ringside betting has been anti
cipated from the FIRST, however. The
miners are the kind who like to have a
run for their money. II Cans makes =
good showing IN the early rounds Of the
fight II Is probable that gold in abundance
viii be offered by spectators and the odds
may jump to to or 20 I on the negro.
That the fight is apt TO get somewhat
prolonged is admitted IN the camps OF
both scrappers. Seventeen rounds is the
prediction generally made. Nelson has
said he will put his brunette opponent 10
sleep IN twenty rounds while Cans issued
statement 10 the contrary with a ten
round limit attached TO a. Some money
was bet at even odds that at least sew
enleen rounds will be needed 20 settle
the championship question.
TIL mill is scheduled to begin at 3
o'clock. The men will weigh in at noon
Cans morning Weighing showed that he
Is at lsl. This will eive him abundant lee
way for the is3.pounds OF the articles as
his fighting togs weigh a trihe over two
pounds. Nelson's last Weighing test
showed that he is between 1870 and 49,
Evening journal., 1906-09-03
ELKTON AGAIN
BEAT DU POINT
Crouch Pitched Winning Ball
Allowing MarylaBdeTS
Only Three Hits

Eiktou defeated dupont on Saturday
in eamo featured by errors on both
Sides DUPONT especially had an Of day.
putting up about the worst exhibition OF
ban playing that they have shown this
year Hoover and MoDonogh both played
a nno game ct third. making several
pretty plays. Crouch held Elklon down TO
three hits. while DUPONT secured six or
Stewart tho ex-Delawaro College star.
but errors were responsible for several
runs. Next saturday Tho dupont team
plays the strong Pennsylvanio Railroad
team Of Philadelphia. az Elsmere. satur-
days score by innings. R.II.E.
DUPONT. ........ ..OlO0o0O02- 5
-A-.ton ..... .. =. ....4OOoOsi0x-s Q
Evening journal., 1906-09-03
BASEBALL.

The game between the Wilmington Pro-
fossionals and ST. Anne on Saturday
wound up IN o row IN tho seventh Inning,
the former team leaving the field. ST.
Anne was in front the score being TO l.
The Independence Club on. Saturday de-
feated The Addieks' Rough Riders by the
scoro OF % 10 o
In an interesting game on Saturday the
Ford Morocco team defeated the strong
waverly bunch BY the score Of TO s
In an exciting it-innlne contest the
Church A. c. defeated the Rivervlew
Club on Saturday by the score Of 10 !
The winners now claim the amateur
championship Of the city and would like
60 hear from any nrst-class team dcsirlrs
games Address Ignatius Ackrrnsau. KS
East Sixth stnoot. city.
Evening journal., 1906-09-03
A few Cut-cf-tOwn CURES

George Blan. Buclsland. Conn. Paraly-
sis.
Jessie Gardner. &c Newell street, Brook
lyn, n. y. Paralysis.
John Dixon. Sc Central avenue. East
Hartford. Conn, Rheumatism.
Arthur Jolly. Chestnut street, Hartford,
Conn., rheumatism.
VIM. Parmalee. Collinsville, Conn,
Brighrs Disease.
Arthur Walunouist. i67 Babcock street,
Hartford Conn. Rheumatism.
Mrs Winifred Nell. Orange street, New
Britain, Conn, Nervous Prostration.
Mrs. william Parmalee. Collinsville,
Conn., Liver Complaint
DR.. J. Brown. Collinsvilfe, Conn. Par
tial Par alysis.
And thousands OF other cures IN New
York. Boston, Philadelphia and Whining
ton.
II You arc sufferer. come 20 me first.
/ viii surely cure you and may save you
hundreds OF dollars In the future Re-
member. have cured hundreds and hun
dreds Of poor unfortunate sufferers right
here in Wilmington. These living desti-
monialRcannot be published In the papers
for obvious reasons, but you will be re-
ferred TO them privately when you call
Address all communications to
Evening journal., 1906-09-03
X-BRANDYWINE
WON GREAT GAME
Wilmington Won and Lost
in Double. Header on
Saturday

, Manager Fahey's aggregation. X-wn.
mlrgton. at South Side Park on Saturday y
played double header and broke even.
In the first contest X-Brandywine wero
thor opponents and they took to Lucas
benders as a duck takes TO water. Lucas
served them up so well that In the sixth
inning he was forced to retire and Ncy-
Ian came 70 the rescue. runs to the bad,
and prevented the Brandywine sluggers
annexing any more. Beck. XBrandy-
wines slab artist. pitched his best game
OF the season. allowing only two hits, one
of which was OF the punky order. The lit
tie pitcher has everything and he de.
serves great credit for his victory. Bo y
teams Aelded well and x-Brandywlne' s
victory was well earned making all ths,r
runs by' solid hitting. The score by in
nings RH.E.
x-Brandywine O.. ..OO152OOOO-sl ls ?
X-Brandywine .. ....OO OOOO0OOOO-0 0
The second contest between X-wnm'ng-
ton and Landlith was well-played and ex-
citing throughout the City League lead.
ers finally winning out in the last inning
by the score Of 3 TO ?. Brinton and Leon.
ard had quite a battle with the X-wl-
mington lad coming out on top.
Leonard had good curves and was very
steady. the four hits made of him being
widely scattered. Brinton pitched a fair
article Of ball but was not as steady as
he might have been The game was muc u
enjoyed by those present The score by
innings: RH.E.
Landlith ....... =. .OiOlOOOOO-S 4 :
Evening journal., 1906-09-03
OLIVER THE STAR
DOWNED UPLAND
Gilt Edge Edge Playing By New
Castle Wins Another
Game
special 70 Tho Evenlng Journal.

NEW CASTLE. Sept a.-Harry
Oliver was the star in tho game here
Saturday when New Castle A. a. once
more waloped the Upland segrega-
tion. He had been to New Haven.
Conn. but arrived hero on a visit, and
ihe manner In which he monopclizea
centre garden was surprising six
6iferent times did the Pennsylvanians
ewat out the BAH only to have q bag
ged as cieverly as a reed bird by a
clever gunner.
In tho tenth inning with men on
bases Oliver shomdcred the timber
md when Poulsonr sent the ball wiz
zing for the plate Oliver banged Il on
The nose and IT landed safely between
shortstop and the left fielder. New
love scored and the final tally was 3
10 ? in favor Of New Castle.
Chase appeared IN the game as
shortstop. but be was all over the
held. He was either stopping ground
ers. covering second bag. backing up
long throws or making circus-like one
hand catches IN the left lawn.
McGrory was master Of the cere-
monies. and while three errors allowed
the visitors TO go around the circuit
tw5ce IN the first inning, ten men fan
ned the air. as NcGrory was at his
best. Barring the first inning the
Bame was a good one and full Of In
terest.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Roland ......ae 90 90 o o.
New Castle O.O'001i1O i-3
@One out when winning run was
made.
Summary: Earned ruhs-New Cas-
he, 2. T,wo-base hit-fcountiss Sac
rifce Kirby. Wises Ciurlow Hit
by pitched ball-Brad1ord 2. Bases
on balls-0ff McGrory q; Off Poulsou
g. Struck out-By McCrory. 10; by
Foulson. 2. Stolen bases-Duny.
Chase. Newlove, Bradford. 2. wild
pitch-Poulson. Passed ball-Ferguson
Double plays -Poulson to Lanahan:
Newlove to Chase 10 Kirby Left on
boses-New Castle. 10; Upland g. Um-
plre-John Kenney. 1,me-205.
Evening journal., 1906-09-03
If YOu Are Afflicted with

Kidney Diseases. either Lumbago.
Brighrs disease OF Diabetes.
Ieucorrhoea. Failing Of the Womb.
Heart, Liver and Lung Diseases.
Urlnal Diseases. Blood Poisoning, OF
any form OF physical or mental all
ment including pelvic diseases and
Aichoholism. Morphine Addiction OF
Cigarettes
Don't fail 20 call FOR FREE Ex-
ANIMATION. Not single penny viii
be charged you. and a correct dag
nosis win be made by acw scientific
principles.
Evening journal., 1906-09-03

Rheumatism. either sciatic. Inflam-
matory. Muscular Articulor, Dropsi-
eal, Syphiletic OF Gouty-
Paralysis. Creeping or Infantle.
paralysis Of the arm. leg. spine, or
optical nerve.
catarrh Of the head. nose. throat.
stomach or womb.
Asthma IN all IT'S stages.
Fits. Epiletic. Convuleions. Apoplexy
or those due 10 worms.
Eczema on the hands. face or body.
Pimples or blackheads and all facial
and skin blemishes.
Neuralgia Of the face. head. neck or
Evening journal., 1906-09-03
R. FITzSIMMONS,
HERO, SAVES LIFE
Leaps Into Water at COney
Island and DTagS Out
Woman

Bob Fitzsimmons is a hero, and If he
doesn't get a Carnegie medal 1t will be
because they are becoming very stingy
with their badges OF honor,
He saved woman from death by
drowning at Coney Island yesterday
morning about ? O'Clock. although she
begged him to let her die in peace.
Evening journal., 1906-09-03
DOVER BEATS BROWNTOWN

The Browntown baseball club Wis
ited Dover on Saturday afternoon and
brought home with It a beautiful bas-
ket containing eight goose eggs pre-
sented by Jimmy Allee's Senators. al
though James was not in the game to
assist IN the handing out Of them
Dover knocked Beatty out OF the
box and Duncan was put in In his
place and though he was touched up.
the hits were not so frequent
Evening journal., 1906-09-03
CITY LEAGUE BALL
Wilmington and Laudlith VIII
Clash This Afternoon.

x-wllmington and Landlith VIII play
another game Of the City League series at
South Side Park this afternoon. Umpire
Dawson win call play at 800 o'clock.
Saturdays game between these clubs
was one Of the best Of the season and this
afternoons affair promises TO be exciting
from the start
Those old rivals. Brinton ard Leonard
Will again oppose each other.
Evening journal., 1906-09-03
Another Remarkable Cure

Mr.. John NJ. Thompson. the WE'LL
known Wilmington Carpenter and Con-
tractor, now residing at No. 210 West
Fourth street. Wilmington. says: "For
] year ! was q helpless cripple on
tsm. I consulted Wilmington Doc
tors and they only made we worse.
] had given up all hope OF ever walking
again, tn Prof. Hermann took my
case. He completely cured me IN 7s
days to the truth Of which 7 am willing
10 swear ~ necessary"
Evening journal., 1906-09-03

Cans and Nelson fight by rounds direct
from ringsidc (nionday) Labor Day. Nc
Cormicks Hotel. Front and Market ST.
Evening journal., 1906-09-03
JACK O'BRIEN IS
BACK FROM EUROPE

Philadelphia Jack o'Brien surprised the
fighting fraternity yesterday by his ar
rival from Europe.
Not even the members of his family
knew that he was back in this country
or intended TO arrive at this time undi
a telegram was received from Jack last
night.
His return now is in line with the dope
al the time of his departure when it was
predicted that his trip across the ocean
would be merely preliminary preparation
for his bout with Sam Berger this fall.
o'Bricn was in Philadelphia only long
enough TO change his clothes and rush
for train for Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1906-09-03
CANS AND NELSON ARE READY FOR THE BELL
NEGRO IS A HOT FAVORlTE OVER THE DANE
Both Fighters Expect to Win In
side Of Twenty Rounds
Will They?

The Evening Journal
Wilmington giving complete story OF the
battle by The Publishers Press viii use their Over
will Godheid
Tho association has Of the best sporting writer's on Their ss
descriptive fight will bo sent out o"
the ring side, describing movement Of the fighters
Evening journal., 1906-09-03
Hundreds Of others Whose Name,
Cannot be Printed.
DO YOU KNOW.

that a prominent Wilmington ply
sician swore that Prof. Hermann cured
a Wilmington lady Of Hvsterical Ly-
rangiius when al other methods fsiled7
If lie CAN CURE THIS YOUNG
LADY HE CAN CURE YOU.
Evening journal., 1906-09-03
RETURNS OF THE FIGHT

Returns Of the Great Nelson Cans
Fight To. night.
Returns Of the Nelson Cans fight
by rounds from ringside tonight at
Kents Saloon No. 10 East Second st.
Evening journal., 1906-09-03

Cans and Nelson fight by rounds direct
from ringside CMonday) Labor Day. Nc
Cormick's Hotel. Front and Market 81.
Evening journal., 1906-09-03
Closed at Noon


This is the only country
on earth where a premium
is put on the man. who
works. All honor to the
man who respects the
premium. Stocks are shift
ing here, the lightweights
going out, the new fall
weights coming in. Suits,
overcoats, trousers, furn-
ishings, hats, shoes and
cloths for tailoring.
Closed at 6 except Satur-
days.
JAS. 7. MULLlN & SONS
Sixth and Market
Evening journal., 1906-09-03
All Cures!

0 Pro
ltheye
Method of Treating Disease
Study
Evening journal., 1906-09-03

Miss Sophie Lloyd. 1905 Maryland ave-
nue.. Wilmington. cured Of rheumatism IN
in thirty days after three physicians
failed.