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CHARGES SERVED on DOWIE.
~ tho prophet" Doesn't Answer by To.
morrow They VIII he Made Public.


morrow They VIII DE Made Public.
CHICAGO, April 80 John Alexander
Dowie, the dopoRod apostle of the Christian
Catholic Church, and now an occupant
Of three front rooms In the Shiloh House,
received to-day a written list Of tho charges
brought against him by Voliva and other
members OF Voliva's party, Dowie's In
vitation for q full statement Of accusations
against him met with immediate resp onse.
and a long document, signod by sixteen
church dignitaries, was handed to the
Prophet" by n special messenger,
Tho First Apostle has until "Wednesday
In which to make answer. Should he fail
to explain away the charges the document
will bc read at n public meeting In the tab
e%rnacle, II IL said. Voliva refuses TO dis
ouss the charges beyond the ono relating
to Anna Rihard, who, according to n state
mont made by tho dethroned "Elijah"
yesterday, accused several overseers.
sDowie is q liar,' said Voliva, "and no
knows II. He says the woman Ia now In an
insane asylum. say that Ia n lleI"
voliva then told Of events supposed 10
have happened on the special car Tocaloo.
He did not say when nor where,
Appointment Of a receiver for the assets
OF John Alexander Dowie was delayed until
May IS by Judge +. N. Iandis to-day, be-
cause Of pending litigation In regard to the
ownership Of Zion City property now before
tho court at Waukegan, II Dowie wins
in the fight over the property at Zion II Ia
probable that the bankruptcy petition will
be dismissed,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01
FURNISH TROOPS MOVING.
Large Fasee ssas Left .Jethiah fsF tkaba
In Contested District.

Hpf'm came Dffpdffh 70 Ihk SUN
LONDON, May IA despatch to tho
Chronieis from Alexandria a y that a
large force Of Ottoman troops have left
Jeddah for Akaba. The officers at first
refused to start unless they received half
their pay.
II Is stated that Jeddah IL in complete
confusion. Foreigners there are alarmed.
BERLIN, April 3O.-The Frankfurter
Zeiiua0 prints a despatch from Constanti-
nople saying that in consequence OF re-
ports from the Turkish Minister at Athens,
10 whom in conversation King Edward
referred in serious terms 20 the Tabah
controversy, n Ministerial council has been
held at which IL was decided not 70 modify
the stand Turkey has hitherto adopted
In her dispute with England regarding the
Egyptian boundary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01
BACHELOR GIRL Webs.
President ~ the Mount vernon Orkanl'a.
ton Becomes q bride,

MOUNT VERNON, n, Y, April m,--Miss
Belle Metz. president Of the Bachelor Girls
Club Of Mount Vernon, was married Tonight
20 Or. Thomas y, swift at the Church OF
the Ascension, on Chester Hill, Miss
Metz was the organizer and first president
of tho Bachelor Girls, who numbered
thirteen, Their motto was individual
and simple life" For n time tho club went
along swimmingly and thon Cupid started
to make inroadS on the membership,
First ono married and then another, until
at Miss Moty's marriage nearly half OF
tho original membership are enjoying
married life,
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HRFF8E Fhe ~ n aHlet tQrRlRh
pRgeF the PigRs ghieb the Rgih01llef pr
teeieg t9ldaF eReTg aiAHd N Pans VII ~
KlsaRfed ~ Z milNSTg f9Ees An OpteT ~ =
IGgR lsNAe4 RVlHIRg NJ RRplklnss N kesp
N ne HRelf Ihe Pglog gW 20 sll9y
them IN E@n heeRpEs They Rsks slCA gQ0d
Hp9tgFlsl lyE bgT1ea4ss
" NhtsI Minister l-leHicpeess's secre-
taFy, lqkq tHE SIS c-QrHeFpQpdeRi i0-dsy
that eSefg HecslIlqN had beeR taken
aSqtRfi tTQNiile ig-V0TTYg, and ibgt ibg
Rleafesf cQgAdepce zee feIi flRi tbs day
e0Hld Pgss JesqsfHllg fEosH faT possible
lRdiylIll9I 4Gfs, sbich NJ foresight vas ca
gslie N WRyegllGE VI Winter admitted
tEst tbs IeQEde bad l0si lhelF heads IN ibq
lasl nv deys and sers lsyiRE w provisions
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H0yeFBHFH Nm slFe NJ NE l0yalty n tbe
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P9ttcg lbis mQFplpg. seeretqFy Grlapelhes
II M IAb9T E0RiedetRti0N pAd Nessrr,
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01
TO QUIT BROOKLYN FOR coon.
Riley. tho Ex.Banker ilignmL,t. Going
Into Exile.

Thomas W. Kiley, who disappeared
from Brooklyn about two Months ago,
directly after the publication Of the big
amous scandal In which he was involved,
returned yesterday morning to his old home
at 2Oi Jefferson avenue, tho residence Of
wife No, 1, which Is only a couple Of blocks
from the home Of Mn, Colt, wife No. 2.
since leaving Brooklyn Kiley had lived
In seolusion at Asheville, NC. He said yss-
to-day that he would at once wind up his
Affairs In Brooklyn and leave II for good
" Ia understood that he has made a COM
plete reconciliation with his first wife
and placed her In independent circum-
~stanoes. Mrs. Colt professes entire In
difference 70 Kiley's movements, and de-
clares she will hold no communication with
him except through her lawyers.
Kiley resigned from the presidency OF
North Side Bank before starting for kshe-
Vile, lie " still q stakeholder in the in
stitution, He will leave for Europe in few
days,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01
AMERICAN INVASION or CUBA
Senator Zayas wants Han Placed on
Further Land Purchases.

Special Cable Dr'paieh 10 THE SuS,
HAVANA, April 3,-A bill has neon pro-
scnted to tho Senate To reserve thu Cuban
Goa Al wise trade for Cuban vessels OK
clusively.
Senator Zayas drew the attention Of tho
Senate TO an artiolo In tho DiSeusion. a ocord-
ing 30 which land In Cuba Ia rapidly passing
into tho hands Of Americans In the Prov.
inoe Of Santiago Americans have bought u
million anrnA andoiA Camaguoy they own
n larger proportionate amount, senior
znyns urged the adoption ofa bili pfovldlhk
that aliens, In whose native countries tho
law forhids foreigners TO hold land be pro-
hibitcd from owning land In Cuba, He
said that IN America and Hayti u liens could
not hold lind,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01
A NEW PLAN TO SToP, SPLITTING.
Cincinnati Poiiee Hand Cards Telling Of
the Danger 70 Ohendera,

CINCINNATI, April so,-Chief Of Police
Paul Milliken has adopted new tactics
In the war against spitters In street oars
and public places,
He directed patrolmen to hand TO any
one seen e~xpectorating In q public place
a card on which In printed;
Splitting menaoes public health,
vsysnees Or in puSiie nlaoes IL 'ii SShiSso con- 70
communicate disease, Do not apit,s
The other side OF the card bears q oopy
OF the city ordinance,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01
so,oo0 IONGSHOREMEN STRIKE.
Traf.., on The Great Lakes Completely
Tied tn

CHICAGO, April 10, -Aoting under orders
from Presidnnt u, j, kocfc OF the lntor
national oigshorcmcn's Union nearly
10000 men will quit work at ~ o'clock
tonight and iIeight traffic on the lakos In
practically tied w.
II IL estimated that probably AZ many
other workers on show will be affected by
the strike,
In all the ports Of tho Great lakes boat
owners worked up to midnight to get their
ships laden and away from shore before
the strike order took effect,
For a time at least no effort will be made
10 operate the docks with n%on-union men,
and the tieup will be complete.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01
h0FItG Gus ron HGsy0Ck,
Ann HrmR ldm far me Animal Trainer
HRm IIlp RRFls FFlends,
aRlflM RahIi RflRaIfh n TnE AHN

PIRts, ARFI ~ ,rhs IFieRds nj FraRk
E sSstIaT sestssdf SFttFs#t' tetfi.F'a s ss% ~ i (
WRaIIWRt .tNiRlght aNd, Pfes0Hted N him
S Avail lG SI.4s s \ sAa 4 s1s sss ' ons b tsH,%GI
gblsBaAI 'RheR ths Han WAlla@ mapIed
'KE IIea KNeElten NJ Albany, whe IL
NlV HBlf9H ,bNA Rsaa SRgR god fNNlRF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01
Moss DINNER FOR SIN TWO CENTS
Dr. Hansteen Believes II II 20 lie h Popu.
lar Food for the Masses,

Special Cable DrspdIfh 10 u SnR,
CHRIsrIANIA, April So,--Dr, Hansteen,
chief lecturer at the Agricultural School ut
Aas, declares his belief that moss Is dos
tined to become a great popular food for
the ma sses owing 10 Its oheapness and
~tritious value, A common, g~reenish- white
moss that Ia found almost everywhere,
was cleaned, subjected TO u chemical pro.
oess, pres,ed and cooked. II ma Ikea a dish
delighting the most bla NJ epicure. and Il is
IA nutrltive as the vegetab les now used,
II not more 20. II can also be ground and
used az meal for bread-ma king,
Or. Hansteen nays his experiments show
that nino ounces Of moss, costing the
eauivale n Of two cents, will ma ke q dinner
for ak persons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01
COL. DADY TAXES WATER.
nrOOkiyn's Odell Representative Won't
Fight RcappOrtiOnment Pians.

Republican statesman in Brooklyn Of any
influence who adhered TO tho crumbling
0dell machine, has abandoned all oppo-
sition to the reapportionment plans pre-
pared under he direction of ex-Lieut.-
Gov. Timothy l., Woodruff, A few days
q he was predicting that a successful
fight against the scheme would he waged
at Albany.
The plans are pronounced perfect In
every detail by competent political Stats
%ticians, and ensure, IL II said. the election
Of at least three out Of the seven Senators
by the Republicans,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01
fR0r RLE WIFH FR88FS
! 'tulGaAHt tftElta FUR NuHReal apseVh
leRA t%Altal9R Re,alIG

'V''TIT VHHF HFEFHTIHFf W NV WV
fitis, kRAl w Al q mRetlRE Al The
labSt kaebaRk l8.RigAt tieut N6aFaRd
HIS iAhRea, atAmd n ha WRlf0Fm, AZ,
t,hteA tNs tAhuAe and dgelaRd thAt In
MA I ItaAe NNlaRisI aRd Thai Ihs lraapa
soha ttb'@ " AW IN Ma Fe8Ple WhRR
NJ lsN tbe NultAiNs w Waa aFREled
GNltt Y kHliSg leBlRR aNmmRDRd aN ibR
IoWwlst lettie " IAlRe Va We RiNeR IR,dAy
10 e0tsult NlN IRslA AAA gi(R IhRm ARAl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01
schwab Wins London suit.

Special Gable Despatch 10 The SUN,
LONDON, April a0,-In the suit which
David Rothsohild, a picture dealer, brought
against Charles NJ, sohwab for breach
Of contract 20 buy for ei6, 900 Constable's
painting OF "Dedham Lock u \ verdict was
rendered / o-day In favor az Mr., Schwab,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01
lsFgR WFRRiNG RATE,
NeN ARNeMera That FNFpmoM VIZ Taks
WRpp On NAl w.

INER2S, May Tue FrqpAiq saYs thai
M @SFsR& WnWalgSSrIb ,5 Asl0 On wa NTs.
effveE RRd MIRDsIS lrl9pas attending
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01

DEWEYh CLAREIs Ann OLD BURGUNDY
Wnl make Itch Blood Better than Drugs,
u, !, Dewey 4 Sons Co., is Fulton ~ New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01
latest Niarceni wireless.

SA KronptnI wilhelm, for New YORK, ives ~
miles eaA, Of Nantucket, iishtshlp az iiS p NJ yss,
terdAy,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01
FKCpRsl0N STEAMER ANA,
Vtspaby ven hlJes betg MIN M CoarleF
Tho tNglleh Channel
SplflN paelf pfLlgIfh n tbs APE

Spiflnl Pahl pfQlgfh n FHt aHS,
L9NRAN ARgN ~ The eSenTeIpR steamer
paHTleI sank te-day m the Iaapd ~ saFk,
4, HibhRfEHa f0eR end saRk w i've MIN
w y nav ttAtad tkAt pa ,Wa[e ,thsa !ee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01

The Twentlsth Century Limited, the 10, hour train
between New York and Chicago BY the New York
CcnttAl Lines, Leaves Now York $50 4, NJ, al,
HVes chicago $50 ncAt motnlnG "a nights ride,
ADJ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01

EqulnaS water Perfect Pure,
4 Tia ChArleA a, N, 4 Ca WAnerL-AdV,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01

AYAt.A MAGNET u PREMIER CHAM,
pAGSE ~ the world, NckeT MefTNil 4 Coadlt
90, a. $, plstrlbuIota, ~ b,sl hJlels ana CUBA
-AdE,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01

Latest Marine Intelligence.
Arrived; " RyndAm. Rotterdam, April 81
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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-08-22
Country Correspondence
7'7il'-''77silsl''-i-i
HARMONY.


Newton. August ia-Chss A Dake recentlv
arrived from Ashton, South Dakota, where
ne nsd spent the past year, and we regret 20
nna ms heaIth bnt slightly Improved. For
Solosis. The recent bali game between
newton and Bud teams, pulled of at the lar
Ter srounes resulted 10 a victory for New
so1 % 20 aIter 90 exceedingly interesting
Old rivals pretty hard and are endeavorino
20 arrange for another chance at stoddarf
1nulcations seem TO show StOddard rot very
anxious 10 come TO Newton. Mutch
returned on Friday last, from Merrill where
ne spent week at the home OF a hrothar
Mr. and Mrs D Horton Of Vlroqna spent
the week 81 the Mulch home. ...., The m.
DAY meeting at the NJ church proved n
complete success, and was well Attended
eight points being represented from This an 4
s sur o. circuits. The morning service
Rev Y bearimore OF Wouewoc, preachin
In afternoon, and Pastor Braddock in We
nlng. One feature greatly enjoy cd, was Ia 4
nne vocal solos rendered by Mr. Rearimora
whose voice possesses rare smoothnesx And
melody. Mr. and Mrs Troy Harris OF WInter
sawyer county, have been spending a few
weeks among friends aud relatives The :
have as near neighbors the John n T1istg
family. aud report that no man IL mora re-
spectsd By his fellow men that Mr. Dletz 49,.
s sIa Time ago nearly all OF our farmers
anee OF the crop is being sold At ADVANCED
prices up 10 II ana D.. w Thompson III
New Lisbon, spent few days among friends
while on bis way TO Mlnnea polls 10 attend ~
q A K encampment -. Agnes Hunt mas "a
turned TO Stoddard after q short vacation A.
home Lizzie Rood is spending a four Week !
duties In Hahnemann hospital Chtcsgo me-,
wednesday Mrs Albert MeKogn of WE,
salem, Is visiting her friends. Mr. and M;
VIII hewitt OF Cambridge, Nebraska, arrived
Wednesday AFTER many years absence ana
VIII spend short time IN the old home
MENNONITE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-08-22
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
PERTINENT THOUGHTS ON
MATTERS POLITICAL.

MATTERS POLITICAL
EDITOR CENSOR: Although I am not much
I politician am very much Interested in
me trend OF POLITICAL affairs, the selection OF
nection II may be truly said that the success
or the new way Of selecting candidates for
puohc once will be VIII at you make IT, The
power to SELECT IL nov lodged DIRECT In the
hands OF the people. IL any portion OF the yo-
tiers rSRlect to go 10 the polls, September 4th
next. such portion delegate their rights to
satisfactory they who do not care enough to
attend The primary election cannot compI ain.
N vernon county nomination generally
metns election; therefore the primary cleo
uon Is the most important OF the Two.
Having interested myself concerning Who
shall ne nominated on the republican ticket
for district attorney even before any gentle
man had announced his candidacy, and hay-
inAairged j. Henry Bennett to become such
a c&didate, feel that 10 10 no more Than
right 20 say In public WHY did so. am
aware th&t the Importance of I'll Re Offices OF
county Judge and district attorney Is grow
ing as time goes by. Formerly 1t was the
custom 10 elect men who were not versed In
the law 10 the Office OF county judge Not so
now. There lie custom which has not vet
wholly died out, that OF giving some young
and obscure lawyer the chance to get start
eTal pn0lic does not know what man Is good
Tor unless ne has done something and done tt
welt This is what We may safely say OF j.
y benhetL we who have been me mbers OF
the county board know that he has been zeal
Gus ahd ensfgetic Ia protecting the county
AS you Know, every claim against the county
u scrutlnized by the district attorney . to its
legality 10 shoS' the district attorney IL the
leeal advisor OF county board, Mr.. Bennett
Is wen Versed IL tbs Law Is good trial law
) or aud has good collection of books Books
are 10 the lawyer what tools are To the me-
chsnlc Finally, may say that there is no.
Hhefe mat have been able TO ind out, any
ooJectlon TO Mr; Bennett whatever except
that he has hal the position before Well
thls IS according to my mind a case Of the Of
nce see king the mao. Ii it had not been fer
certain circumstances he would have been
dominated two YeATs tg) Let every man
exercise The same care ia choosin2 the dts
ttlct attorney that he would 10 choosing his
own lawyer for his own case aud doubt not
t"r outSo!ne HELGR LARSON
Town OF coon, August 81
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-08-22

springville, Auguat IA large ATTENDANCE
IL reported at the ice cream social al Il 4,
heeos Friday evening. The receipts were
sls 49,; Thomnson's son Troy suffered
from broken arm, but is nearly recovered
-. MRS Sklpstad was Frustrated with sewers
Iinees ano Is still helpless. Her daughter
emma was summoned but has returned ID
La Orosso.. Joseph Reed Is beginning ms
erectlon OF a new residence on his farm -.
tercy Long and Older are employed on
government works at DE Moines, Minnesota
Chas knInsey, heecheS May, walter Gilman
ana Robbie Graham have gone 10 Dakota
MIS- Denver Mcdonald late from the west.
Visited relatives here. Mis- Louisa streis.
Merry OF NlroquA town was Il welcome ytajtnt
with old time friends here, She viii snon
visit her Uncle John McMulen and wife In
Michigan, who we're old residents OF THIS In
cAlity... Miss Florence Oficer Is visiting hs /,
falher, K Ofheer, and viii return 10 Ienoh
our school the ensuing, year. Miss Edna
Groyes will teach the EsNfea school M
Minnie Jones and daughters OF La Or,
were at Wcrman's few days Mrs Colun',
ous Graham OF .Grotoa. South Dakotp, A.
rived here last evening Francis Older 4.
again 10 La Orr 49,. Born. TO Mr. aud Mrs
John shoultE, n gust :. "a son
ROSE GERANIrM
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-08-22
How 10 Avoid Al, end sl,,-.

Most victims If spI'eud Is" those
who are habitusilN c'n-tipa't,i Orino
Laxative Fruit Sliup cults rhr mic con-
stipstiun by stimulating t,e iv snd
b1weis and RESTORES tn. rstura' sction
of the bowels q ia l. Ka,iv. Fruit
Syrup does not nauseate or grippe and Is
mild ana pleasant 70 take, Refuse cub
ssstutes A ] johnson.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-08-22

A word of truth In few Natds
Nearly all other cough enr,s are
constipating, especially those contain
ing opiates, Keunedy's Laxative Honey
and Tar moves the bowels Contain 9
no opiates Won can get it at A =.
JDhnsou's
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-08-22

House to rent or sell by -seins hrs
S Slack Il Co.
The woman's missionary s,,ctrty oi
the congregational church will meet IL
the church psrlors Tuesday afternoon,
August -. At o'clock.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-08-22

Norway lath AZ Tibblts Cameron
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-08-22
EARN RnR SAIk

A FARM OF 100 ACRES FIVE MILts
Anorthwest OF La Fargo, on ridge, s,s 4
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JOHN MCkIsSsY.
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NOTICE OF MEETING or
PRECINCT COMMITTEES
State of wisconsin,,

state OF Wisconsin
vernon county
a meeting OF the republican party con-
mltteemen TO be elected September g. Iext Is
hereby called tn assemble Ia each precinct
OF vernon county, AT tie regular polling
place therein, at 10 o'clock a m September q,
lsOo, Tor the purpose OF eiecting a representa-.
tive To the comfy committee mi officer, 1
the ptecint committee
Dated Aug. u, 1895 ID o. MAuoSKy
Chairman Ken % Oum
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