Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-01-16
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
DOMESTIC.


A. j. Cassatt in his will ties up
bulk of his $4O,OOO,O0O estate for
three generations.
Treasury agents at New York
seized goods valued at $4,000 on the
Royal Mail liner Tagus
Minnesota began legal battle on
the proposed $4,000 00O issue OF
stock by the great Northern.
Cracksmea blew the safe ard
burned tha records in the case ot
y. C. Dot. 1erty the Peoria DE-
taulter
E. d. Fulton sued George J. Gould
ana stephen B. Elkins at st. Louis
Tor an accounting in land deal, ask
ING SIO3.407
Attorney General Jackson OF New
York dehed courts ruling and started
SUIT on behalf OF William r. Hearst
TO Gust Mayor Mcclellan.
Alexander Berkman and Emma
Goldman were arrested in New York
Tor Incendiary utterances at an East
Side meeting Of anarchists.
Perry Belmont cuts of the view OF
Thomas Nelson Page at Washington
With q spite fence because OF the
latter criticism in magazine articles.
Al Eau Claire Hans Hanson aged
ve, widnwe~ &C.! downstairs ana
was KILLED he leaves a daughter.
MRS Carmau who lives in Minneap-
lis
Three persons were injured by
comb hurried from a New York ele-
yaJed station al fruit dealer who
lad been active il prosecuting a
woman.
Senator Bailey was defeated by
100 votes IN a special democratic
primary held in Travis county,
Texas, to secure an expression as to
ais reelection
An Italian in Montreal declares
hat Japan is negotiating for the pur-
chase OF st. Pierre and Miquelon is
lands on Canadian coast, but the re-
port is discredited.
The Cunard liner Etruria, which ar
rived at New York, reports the death
2f one seaman and serious injury Of
six others by a great wave which
swept the liner during heavy storm
Miss Mary rockingham Johnson,
s-sterin-law Of Governor Guild of
Massachusetts, eloped from Boston to
Providence and married Count Wit
-orio Orlandini Guidi, d sewing ma
chine agent
Mrs. A. 3 Sims OF Des Moines,
aolder OF the rational womans whist
championship, interrupted preacher
during his sermon to denounce card
playing as sinful. declaring that she
aad renowned it forever.
Detectives find evidence to show
mar ROLAND Steele carefully planned
holding up Of the Fourth Street Ma
-,onal Bank at Philadelphia for $4,000,
falling in which he threw the bomb
which killed himself and Cashier Nc
ear.
h. II. Harriman's coup in which he
Id his associates made millions by
lelaving the announcement Of in
creased Union and Southern Pacific
dividends was barred at the Interstate
commerce commissions New York
inquiry, and greater sensations are
expected in Chicago.
Sectarian colleges of the country
are dropping church affiliations that
members of their faculties may be
eligible to receive pensions, trustee
ii the Carnegie foundation says. A
report which is made in New York
SHOWS that the University of Chi
9ago is excluded from participation
n the gift
A bomb hurled in the Fourth
Street National Pan.,, the leading
financial institution of Philadelphia,
oy man supposed to be Robert
steele, formerly of Chicago com.
picteiy wrecked The interior of the
building, blew the thrower to atoms
dlied the cashier, manned eleven
other persons, two probably fatally
and caused a panic in the vicinity.