Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-07-07
DOMESTIC.


gravel by means of a series Of slulces.
DOMESTIC.
The supreme court decided that
voting machines cannot be used inI
Ohio.
Four swimmers who sought relief
from the heat lost their lives inI
Massachusetts by drowning
d. Drewien, registered at a Du-
budue hotel from South Dakota,
hanged himself In his room at Du-I
buque. He left no explanation Of theI
act.
It is not believed that any appeal
will be taken from the decision of
Justice Bowling. who granted Mrs.
Howard Gould $36 900 a year alimony.
The fonrmasted bark Simla, which
became a ship without country af-I
Ter the British owners abandoned her
a, Acapulco following FIRE, arrived
in san Fancisco.
Suffering physically and mentally
from the effects Of the excessive heat,
William Hlskey. aged SO years, Of
Oakland, CAL committed suicide by.
hanging
James f. Mcclure, aged q RS. a,
nephew OF the late Col Alexa n ri
Mcclure. was seized with Graz ~ and
drowned while bathing off the VentI
non beach. Atlanta City, n, J.
A campaign OF publicity against
the house as has been begun in New
York. An advertising propaganda on
the subject is financed by Edward
Hatch. Jr.. New York merchant.
The annual sun dance Of the Chey-
cnne and Arapahoe Indians is inl
progress In Watonga, Okla. 1heE
dance will last probably until July 81
and people from all over the United
States will witness thetteremonies.
Judge Waddil at Norfolk Va, SEMI
fenced Samuel " smith 90 years old. !
10 FIVE years in prison for having mi
his possession molas and dies for
making spurious money This was
Smiths thrd sentence by Judge Wad-
ain for counterfeitiug.
Miss Alta snyder II years old, a so
ciai leader at Frecport H.. attempted
to commit suicide 10y shooting herself
three times with q rifle She Will
probably die Miss Snyder was mel
aucholy over the recent death Of
James snyder, her sweetheart
Henry nolan. fireman and Oliver
Turner OF Birmmehampton. \, Y,
were killed and engineer Philip Young
was badly scalded, when west
bound WellsFarso express on the
Eie railroad raa into a freight car
that had beer sburted ON she track
hey "a freight rain,
The Two little African gazeiles cap
arcd by Colonel Roosevelt ap3 sent
hy him as present to Mrs Nick
tousworth. We're placed ia The zoo
immediately upon Eheir arrival ,u New
York but IN w Reed Rlair Of the
200 SAYS there Is very little hope that
they will live
Smart postcards are giving railway [
maN clerks ntlamma son OF the eyes.
Il is not because they gaze SO strenu-t
q sly at the pictures ON the cards. bnt
bv reason OF the mica and 3insel (
Particles N his stun get in the eyes
OF tire clerks and cause irritation.
Failure 20 mclose the cards in envei-I
opee is the cause Of many OF them So
.-... Oh. N,aa a.ff..~
As sequel to the rocen: con TO +
.,sy between Police Commissioner
Bingham. head Of the New York DO
Zee force and supreme Court Justice (
William J. Gaynor. General bingham
has brough suit against Justice Gay.
uyy asking damages of 100000 for li-|
bel +
Acknowledgement Wickersham ,n.l
in~avd the senate that he had 6t,
tected he dismissal a. legal proceed
sags brourh; against the New York
New Haven Il Hartford Railroad COM
pary and the Boston & Maine Rail.
.tIt company fov violation Of the
--i1ru-t law
Ceroavr J c Carson a. Valparaiso,
.r.- save his verdict on the South
shore .nterurbar line wreck near
chcsievtou Ind in which eleven per
sv7s lost their lives last Saturday
SHIT II dELs the collision was due
g cisohedience OK train orders and
places The responsibility on Il. 6. Kin
uey. cuucac'or o. train So and his
aotorman. George Reed. who was