Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-06
NEWS OF THE WORLD
DOMESTIC.

Representative Tawney is about to
start for Panama
Over 5000 men were laid OF by
Union Pacific railroad.
President Roosevelt celebrated his
forty-ninth birthday quietly.
General Gown of Nebraska warns
against the states rights propaganda,
Chicago accidents have killed 800
and injured 7.434 during the past nine
rlonths.
TIE Universal church is on record
for uniform l'vorce law and against
woman suffrage.
Chicago retailers said they expected
a substantial reduction soon in the
prices OF foodstuffs.
Oliver Curuss Perry, famous New
York bandit, lives Tor years in prison
hospital without food.
A national rivers and harbors con-
gress is called to urge increased APP
preparations for waterways.
An inventory of Albert Keep estate
In Chicago was filed. The personal
property is worth S4,605,16S.
Derosed President Small OF the teleg-
raphers union issued a statement
formally calling off the strike.e
Thus far this season eight persons
have been killed and twenty-three in
jured in football games.
Secretary OF State Root, after con-
ference with the Japanese ambassador
said the PACING cruise was proper.
Coroner Acriteu was indicted in
New YORK Tor aiding false registra-
ton and also for giving false intorma-
ton.
Sir Anthony Mcdonnell, under secre
rotary to the lord lieutenant OF Ire
land, arrived in the United States for
a vacation.
The aeronauts who participated in
the recent balloon race VIZ read pa
pers before the aeronauttc congress IL
New York.
Theodore S. Weeks, managing edi-
tor Of the Long Island and DAILY Star,
was struck in tle back by a bulleAthat
killed cat.
Knoxville, Tenn, will close its sa-
looms November /, adding another city
to the prohibition movement that is
sweeping the south.
Judge Grosscup announces at Indian
apolis that ne has been asked by Pres
ident Roosevelt to make suggestions for
a law reforming corporation.
Washington's new union station,
erected at a cost of S20,O00,O00 and
ranking with the finest buildings of
the government, is open to traffic.
A reduction of the New York City
budget from s157, 100000 to s143,500,-
900 was agreed on 1T a meeting OF de-
partment neAds with the mayor.
A speaker before the aeronautical
congress declared his balloon rose AZ
$50 feet above the earth and recorded
a temperature Of Ill degrees below
zero.
John Seayer, former coroner of Rich
mond, S. L, and Miss Margaret NJ.
Pfaf, who waited twenty-one years
because OF their duty to their invalid
fathers, wer welded.
In speech 2-LldHLd IdeuIeHdub
Governor Chanler of New York advo-
Gated Imprisonment of great offend
ers, and urged the enforcement of the
tariff problem from partisan politics.
Gen. Wilnam Booth, commander of
b the Salvation Army, declared the re-
ception given him in America and
Chicago were the most gratifying ex-
periences of his life. He intimates that
his successor had been decided upon.
DR.. NJ. J. White of the United States
marine hospital service has received a
telegram fro Surgeon General Wy
man at Washington authorizing DR..
White to carry out his recommends
ton that vessel on Puget sound be
fumigated at once. No new occur
rerces Of bubonic plag que developed.
Guilty on three courts of intimida.
ton was the verdict in the case of
Frank MCGEE of Worcester, Mass, ma
tional organizer of the foundrymen's
union, growing out of labor troubles
The trial was on McGee's appeal from
a sentence of two years in Jail and a
fine of $500. Tie court sentenced
MCGEE to four months in Jail ON each
of the three courts, and an appeal
was taken.