Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-12-05


mormon church, admitted unlawful
cohabitation and was fined $500.
New York butchers are being ex-
amined for certificates showing that
they are efficient in their business.
The district attorney at San Fran
cisco is preparing indictments against
rGraney and other alleged grafters.
The assistant cashier Of the c..
H. and D. railroad at Indianapolis
was mysteriously shot in his office.
The trial of Rev. Boyd Gays OF
Newark, o., who is charged with mis-
conduct, was postponed at Utica, o.
New York Christian Scientist says
that Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy may
make a demonstration of eternal
life.
Samuel Gompers was reelected
1 president of the American fedora
/ ton of labor for the twenty-ffth
1 time.
John D. Rockefeller broke down
with grief on the arrival of the
steamer bringing the remain- of his
daughter.
President Roosevelt in Porto
Rico greeted the islanders as "fel-
low citizens. He is r,S back in
Washington.
| The sum of S70,92S,010 viii be paid
/ out by railroad and industrial corpcr-
atoms in dividends and interest dur
/ ing December
/ The Spanish gunboat Alvarado cap
tured during the war with Spain, has
| been transferred to the naval militia
! of the Louisiana.
The report of Wisconsin labor
| commissioner declared that the CO
operative store system is a dismal
| failure in America.
| No church services were held Sun
day at Tyrone, Pa, because of an
epidemic of diphtheria The schools
have been closed.
| Commander Peary's arctic ship
Roosevelt reached Sydney, n. s, in
| safety. 1t will proceed to New York
after being repaired.
The attorney for shippers was
denied the privilege IF cross ques-
tioning President James 7 Hill in a
Minnesota rate hearing.
A girl who is suing William Reirig
Of Fond du Lac for $25, 900 for breach
of promise says he called her Babe, ;"
Kitten and Little Squaw"
James Rodgers of New York was
arrested at Dayton, o., on suspicion
Of knowledge or connection with the
murder of Miss Dona Gilman
Mayor Schmitz arrived in New
! York, said his indictment is politics
and asserts that French joints and
cafes made San Francisco famous.
That Chester Gillette is to marry
rich young woman if acquitted Of
the murder of Grace Brown is the
sensation in the Herkimer, N. Y,
case.
Overcome at the sight Of the body
of Louis Wetzel, his old-time friend
James McKenna, 10 years old, a vet
eran of the civil war. dropped dead at
Pittsburg.
Chester Gillette accused Of a girls
murder at Herlimer, n. Y, told the
sheriff who arrested him that the
boat upset and that the girl was
drowned
The blame for the Woodville. Ind,
: wreck, in which sixty-one persons
lost their lives. was fixed on three
members of the train crew by the
eoroner's verdict.
In 1907 each of 5000 presidential
postoffices in the United States will
have a separate supply OF postage
stops with the name of the city on
each and every stamp.
Representatives of Milwaukee cap
italists are at work in Kenosha try
ing to interest the people of the city
in plan for the building of an in
dependent telephone exchange.
The railroad car famine. which is
felt in all parts of the country and
causes heavy losses to shippers, in
spired food of complaints to the
interstate commerce commission
Bert Robidoux. brakeman en-
| rloyed or tise Wisconsin Central, was
| Killed at Wimott He attempted to
board mis- engine. when he missed his
footing and fell under the wheels
Caruso. the tenor convicted in
New York of insulting women, will
not appear in La Boheme in New
, York, owing to the fear that indignant
persons may precipitate small riot
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones, living
near FAN City Dunn county. left
their children at home One of the
! children got hold of a loaded shotgun.
which discharged. killing a girl u
year, cid
Justice Morton of the Massachus-
cts supreme court has issued an or
der that the injunction restraining
the American Insurance company
from doing further business in this
state shall stand.
| Charles w. Morse of New York. 1t
is reported at Galveston. Tex. is
about TO close a deal for the purchase
Of the Ward line steamers. known
as the Now York and Cuba Mail
: eamship Company
At Wautoma. Lewis Erickson was