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The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-16

A sample OF tEe hate d. William
Era-.r.- aalsrIe Eegartees
Railways experience a sense oE deep
.n.-.r..u tg gga whenever ] meet you
- hear af gau said George Babblrt
a ur Everett one morning when they
luaI themselves pacing lhs deck OF
all ocean steamer together
.Wg SOP gped the doctor
Because" said Nr Ba1gitL "I re
can tlal 4 was once so fortunate as 90
win 3D.. H.gls-au prize Tor uEat0ry at
Harvard ana sou were chairman Of
ME board uE Judges
Fl remember lE perfectly wei" re-
joined le lrsgus doctor -Ihe
JUDGES were age ta number At the
conclusion af the speaking we retired
.a consider raa merits OF the contest
ants De was moved that you be-
awarded ars- prize. ON that motion
rae vote was 8 90 iG your favor /
wns one gt the tWo" Boston Tran
script
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-16
HOW TO GET
THE BOOKLETS

Ia response 20 tbs notice carried
in the Daily Alaskan quite a number
of persons have subscribed rom glo0
so $500 each 10 hs sEagway CONNER
a.al club 20 assist In continuing the
good aork now m prowsss For each
dollar subscribed. use booklets were
given as a present to the SUBSCRIBE
aud the printing and advertising com
mluae have decided toscontnue do
ing hs lor while longer The book
lets have been placed at the follow
ing places OF business
m.Is Drug Store
w. w. BouEhlons Tobacco store
H. ID. Kirmses Jeaelry store
H H. Diapers Cu.o store
The contributions win be received
at these places ana booklets given 90
those who desire them However
those persons who Iaal hat they can
not afford TO subscribe dollar or
more Go the club may buy the book
lets at five cents eachs but not more
.rar aH rnntIats WIN b. sold 90 any
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-16

THAT ABB diseases can le cured by
bleeding is sl armry believed by sew
eral savage tribes aud especially boy
che parua negroes. When one OF
.aas- physicians becomes convinced
.-at DC IS necessary 90 bleed q patient
ae goes several Zee. iB frout % him,
aud then drawing bis bow, be hu a
sharp pointed arrow 20 it and. after
careful aLu Ores the arrow into the
Faa which be desires 90 open. The
arrow Ig IS said. Invariably goes
straight 90 tle mark. and Jae thorn or
splinter gf glass with which i- IS dip
n.l Gaas rae WORK as successfully as q
lancet Moreover che patients never
show lHa slightest fear since they are
convinced chat nom llg moment the
arrows pierce their veins they wul be-
ru GO recover
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-16
HgUeE Of aSSalgTlaa

Fha pargaeFahia hsFetotoFe sSAttns
between H. 2, LgHeA and J, J Aaa7
aady under tas tFm Eama % ty9eA
and Kennedy, at Skagsay. AaAA1A.
has basa this dAy dissolved 81 mutual
con4aaL Fh4t x. ]. EyneA Is FesPeha
lbls Cor an asba dua and owtAg -
TIA trm and he e also alone author
led % collsct al accounts. daa ne
said fra e Lynch sRd k.aRRedy,
Dated az SkssWay Alaska. Tia On
dRy OF April. 1910
]. J. Kennedy
35E II. y, Lynch,
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-16
NOTICE

THE PUBLIC are herewith request
ed 10 clean up their PREMISES and
che ALLOYS abu,Gas on theE property
and 60 have me tsozs removed prAog
30 June Isl aezt, IS it IS essential
ly necessary bQr The purpose Of man-
tanning sanitary conditions
g. FRANK Page,
Chkf of Police,
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-16

aIt must ne annoying 90 have 20 ask
r.- husband for money said the in-
Eras.Ea woman.
% wouldn't lluE gt doing 500 re-
n#G NH Cum1gz Eve insist on
family ames ~ bridge and m that
way avoid being under tas slightest
obligations mr HHaJ he contributes 20
Washington star
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-16
EaaLaasa

Wigg- Guzzleg has Joined the Eahoo
Yacht club, and be never sailed q boat
iu bis lie / wonder what his gual'
Heatirus aFeg
WaEg-HB owns "a yachting cap aud
sa uuaueucbable NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Record
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-16

Ir seems cruel 20 slaughter all
those pigs for market" said the Chi
caEo glrL
Il don't know that it's cvuel" re-
piled Miss Cayenne. But when you
hIuk OF what the packers charge for
ths meat &c does seem a little ntra-
tarnal Washington star
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-16
Er-sna Of Tho Ns.sLE.

we are little airy creatures
All OF different voice and features,
one % Us u glass s ser
one or pos y0lu Hal l isJ
LrgIler yau may SEQ ll fn
And Jaa fourth q box within
Lf tLG lt-G you should pursue
JIG can never Gy from you.
New York Herald
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-16

con Lha other hand the speaker said
And hH voice rang loud and clear.
con ln. glEer hand be yelled again
So every ono could EssE-
con lhe other hand once more be cried,
And the crowd began Co snort.
just then ual Iu front called QUE
Ell guess hg means WarL
SPOKANE srukeslal-Revisg
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-16
LAorzs or The nAocAsEEa

Regular reviews OF Hive no. 2. IA,
dies OF the Maceabeea win be held
The first and third Tuesdays in he
month Al s p. IA. sharp, in their hall
~ Sixth avenue.
All visiting members are eogtiAly
invited
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-16
DIRECTORY 0F RHERaa sggEIEs
ARcTle RRoTAERAoop.
oast OF police

Regular meetings Of Camp skaE,
way, No. /, every Tuesday Al s:aa
o'clock sharp, In A. 3, bah. Broad
way.
Visiting brothers are cordially n,
Tlled
d. A. Snow, A. G.
p J. Rosenberg. A r.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-16
AaTIeE Of DISSOLUTION

The partnership heretofore existing
between GeoFga MoRl and ,, y EhF-
hch under the GiTm name q The
American Tail0rs.' Skssway. Alaska,
has been tbs day dissolved b. nut
ual consent All persons having &C
counts with said firm are requested
70 cali and settle same On or Dc
fore the first q May. 1910 ~ said
firm's suors. SkagWzy. Alaska, April
q, 1870
GeorEe M0Ei
r.. y Ehr1eh
George MoHl viz continue business
al the old stand. 3e&-2f3
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-16
UNCLAIMED LETTERS on SNAG-
WAY POST OFFICE,

Unclaimed IaraIs remaining .u lht
sagwag q. %. May 18th no.
Clark. N.ss NlrElia
ULagarEHr Rev O. s.
Davidson. Wu j.
James Theodore
kasGerlroeu. Michael
Wu1.Elrk. Goe Card
A. 3. EINDELL. p. 81.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-16

ol La5g-l want you % take back
tlas nara. sou sold me. 2 and taat
ft sweals Yery badly Bird Dealer
We'll. Ialaa lgs very young blfa
Iru Ieam 10 swear better when SEA
"a bid older Human Life
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-16
rRss AND ACCEPTED aAsoNs

Regular meetings OF White Pass
Lodge. No. II3, free and Accepted
Nas0as, second and fourth Fridays q
each month. at 8 p. IA sharp, AZ Ma,
sonlc lau, s25 Fourth avenue.
SOj0urnlag and visiting members
are requested % meet viii us,
A ?. DRAPEs sscy.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-16
ORDER OF EAGLES

Regular meetings Of SkaEWay AeTis
No. %, FratsrnL Order Of E2glsa
first aud third Wednesdays in each
month, In their hall On fifth Avenue,
at $3.50 p. n, lhErP.
All members are requested % Be
present and visiting brothers are IN,
lJed 10 attend
ELMER WHEELER, Worthy Pres.
). d. Keller. Worthy SeCy.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-16

Mixer Wanted Steady man for
SkagEay Pioneer IDairy. 500 PEG
month. board and room Steady en-
pIoymsnt The year around T.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-16
BENEVOLENT AND pRoTEcTiVh
ORDER OF ELKs.

skagway Lodge No t3I. B. P. o
Elks, holds iu regular Seasons a.
$3.50 every Thursday evening al It's
bau on Sixth avenue.
A cordial invitation Is extended Z
All visiting brothsFA
FRED. CALLAHAN. ssey,
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-16

Tha, robin reJbEeasE gave me quite
a start"
NLy sore
Ell thought Tor a moment that the
intelligent bird was wearing q chest
protector kansas City Journal
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-16

Merchant E Fgg would take ia WV
AND xxx on. DO &Nht
EiEaI Hgw EauF golden chances ltC
And a.deIF advert w.
For b Fau don't yguU end your pAAA.
a sIelt business s1aa bhhh.
Boston Transcript
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-16

QUICK DELIVERY PHoNE %.
Baggage, coal and wood delivered
lpon shortest notice DAY and nlEhL
H. PRUDENTIAL.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-16

For = friendly game OF Solo. the
hoard Of Trade u the meat plsasGat
and cheerful res0gt IN iowa hsas
cold dRyA 4.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-16

Just stop 90 think when am seems l9at
La5 lesson nature teaehas-
Despite tas annual fatal frost
we aIWag5 see 1E peaches
FrrHaa
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-16

Subscribe for the AlsaEEa today.
DO It noSl"
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-16
George 1oEi
oaY RIcK WOOD.

CAN Cd phone 10. az. Martin ltsin.
and have him deliver . you az once
rick o. that dry Wocd
F7E 25c you can have tho SkAssAy
Hack call a. your hone aRd convey
you % che dance, g olhsg social f'ane
don Telephone 81 for GrrAngsusests.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-20

rigid type has just been made over
preparatory 10 The establishment Of a
passenger service between Elberfelc
end nearby points. Yesterday it was
inflated for a final test by the crew.
The ascent was made near Opladen
and during a fog.
There We're few eve witnesses OF
the accident. According to these the
start was We'll made The Erbsloeh
rose gracefully, pushing its way
the Jog 10 = height estimated
at several hundred yards. At this al,
titude a series of evolutions was be
gun. To the onlookers the airship ap-
reared 10 obey her helm perfectly.
Suddenly there was a loud report
and at the moment the fore part of
the vessel c~umpled up aud the gon.
dcla vas twisted about until it ap-
peared as though standing on end
As the gas escaped from the forward
compartment the Prov swayed down
ward. For a flash the airship fiut-
tered like wounded bird and then
fell swiftly 20 the earth.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-20
GET PHONE RECORD
IN BRIBERY CASE
ILLINOIS STATE ATTORNEY
STRIKES NEW LEAD IN
LoRIMER PROBE.

Springfield. ILL.,, July 14.---lt became
known late yesterday afternoon that
States Attorney Burke had issued a
subpoena for the long distance rec
ords of the telephone company, which
would show conversations between
Attorney Thomas Dawson and promi.
Inent men said to be allied with the
Roger Sullivan wing Of the demo.
cratic party. The appearance June %
Iof Representative Johnson Lawrence
of Polo was the beginning Of a new
lead opened by the states attorney
yesterday Before the grand jury
Lawrence said that Dawson was not
his attorney but later admitted he
had been advised as to his rights by
former Senator Dawson.
Burke started the investigation and
found that Dawson had telephone
conference with John w Mclaughlin,
Roger Sulliyan's adherent, and former
state Senator Benjamin Mitchell and
Attorneys O'Donnell and w. S. For
rest, who appeared In the Chicago
uldI Oh Lee " Nsh bipwh' N"ftf 49,
with bribery IN connection with the
election of Mr. Lorimer 70 the United
States senate Names Of other Sui
Ivan democrats also were brought
into the inquiry The records Of the
telephone exchange show that DaT.
son had conversations with Frank
Quinn. Of Peoria, Sullivan leader
and chairman Of the memorable state
convention which w j. Bryan char
acterized as train robber conven-
ton Dawson also talked over the
telephone with state Representative
Thomas German OF Peoria.
The subject Of these conversations
was not revealed BY Burke.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-20
EMIGRANTS COME
BACK TO AMERICA

Washington, July 1.-THE tide OF
emigration of homeseekers TO Can
ada. a subject of great concern to the
administrators of the public domain
curing the last few years, has turned
in the opinion of the officials of the
service. Thousands have
returned and a great many more arc
expected soon,
1t is stated that practically every
American farmer in the neighbor-
hood of Alberta. where the Canadian
maintains its irrigation
pI oiect, is anxious to set back if he
could only sell his holdings Dissat-
isfied with the character OF the land,
the crops nom which it is alleged,
ere principally alfalfa and such hardy
grains as winter wheat and even
these are not sure.
During the last nine months, it is
said at the reclamation service. $1,000
settlers have returned from Canada
and the prospects for a general back
ward movement are bright.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-20
MAKES CONFESSION;
SOLVES MYSTERY

Chicago, July 14.-John Rush, 20
years old, late yesterday related now
he turned his sisters fance, his own
friend, over to holdup men to be
robbed.
He told the story of plot that
might have cost the life of the intend
ed victim, Elmer Cooper, but went
wrong and resulted in the killing OF
one of the plotters, Ray Mahaney,
with as little concern as though dis
cussing the weather. Cooper shot
Mananey early Monday morning Just
after saying goodnight to Cathryn
Rush at her home.
Rushs confession removed the ele-
ment of mystery from the Killing OF
Mahaney, bat revealed in himself an
inexplicable psychological study.
The confession was foreshadowed
earlier by the confession of Theodore
Burgess, who asserted with Mahaney,
Joseph Mcbride and Rush, had
planned to attack Cooper ON his leav-
ing the home of Miss Rush.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-20
ROOSEVELT SHOWS
NO FAVOR|TISM
TALKS TO REGULARS AND IN.
suReENTs ABOUT NEW
YORK POLITICS.
SAYS DON'T WANT DEMOCRATS
TO WIN " REPUBLICANS
DO RIGHT.

Oyster Bay, July I4.--TheOdore
Roosevelt said yesterday that he had
taken no stand in favor OF either In
surgents or regulars in the repuD-
l'ean party. He desires to correct any
impre sion that he is showing favor.
itism. or the situation of the party
in New York state he said he saw
only harmony ahead.
Il am seeing both sides, he 81 q.
Make that emphatic. The main IN.
terest is in the state. but on nationai
issues want to see both regulars arG
in urgents, party men and indepenG-
ents. | want TO SCI democrats as
well as republicans
But do you want to see den.
Gratis VIM was asked.
mot if republicans do the righi
thing the colonel replied.
Timothy l.. Woodruff, chairman D..
the New York republican state coia-
mittee and staunch organization man
was in the house as Mr.. Roosevelt ex.
planned his attitude. So was Repre-
sentative Fowler of Naw Jersey, IN
surgent During the day Mr.. Roose-
welt had talked with both. Governor
Hughes had departed earlier in the
day Mr. Roosevelt said that ne had
talked politics with all three and thai
he had gained about the same impress.
SION from MIR. Woodruff as from
Speaker Wadsworth yesterday Mr.
Wadsworth made ii clear that SO far
as was in his power there would De
no surrender on the part of the organ
ization in favor of direct nomination
bill, such as Mr. Roosevelt and Coy.
einor Hughes urged
Mr.. Roosevelt sat silent after tell.
ing as intcrviewers that there was
nothing to give out about the confer.
ences. Then he said, reminiscently
You know the insurgents had colo
feet when | came from abroad be-
eau the first four men with whom
conferred were Senator Lodge. Secre,
tary Myer, Secretary Wilson and NICK
Lcngworth.
4 had a similar experience in the
white house. When j. Pierpont Nor
gan came they said I had sold ont to
Wall street and when Samuel Comp
ers came they said WAS going to
hoist the red flag. But didn't do
ether
Smilingly Roosevelt started for the
barn and getting a pitchfork went 10
the hay field TO pitch hay.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-20
TAFT WILL KEEP
HANDS Off STATES
WILL NOT INTERFERE OR AT.
TEMPT TO READ ANYONE
OUT OF PARTY.

Beverly, July 14.-In addition to in
Serest in the work of the tariff com
mission, President Taft is giving
considerable thought to the forthcom-
ing report by the monetary commits
sion, which is expected to recommend
sweeping monetary reforms to con-
gress. II the next congress ii repuD-
lican the presiden; will make an Ell
fort to get a monetary reform bill
through. Mr. Aldrich, the LEANING
spirit in the monetary commission S
work, will have retired from the SEN
ate by that time but it is said he viii
spend considerable time going through
the country making addresses in favor
of central bank of issue
It was announced yesterday, in view
OF stories that are going the rounds,
that Mr.. Taft's participation in the
campaign this fall will be wholly OF
a general character. He will attempt
to read no one out of the party.
Neither will he have any candidate
for any Office. Personal friendship
for William Loeb, Jr., collector OF
port New York, led the president 10
suggest to him that he would make a
good candidate for governor of New
York. But he repeatedly stated that
it is not his intention to interfere in
the affairs OF any state He win adj
here strictly 10 this policy
Mr. Taft and a party OF friends
leave Monday for cruise in Maine
waters
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-20
SCOTT ASKS THAT
JUSTICE Be DONE
CHARLTON WAS SANE WHEN HE
COMMITTED CRIME. SAYS
CAPTAIN.

Kew York, july l4.--ln view of the
predictions that Porter Charlton viii
walk from 1al free, although con
fessed murderer of the wife at Lax,
Como. Italy. Captain Horny Harrison
Scott, Mrs. Charlton's brother, gave
out stateMen Mt yesterday;
We are not seeking vengeance
he says III part, but a, k that justice
bs done. We are asking only fair
play. justice and trial. so that the
same conditions will be allowed to
govern his case as all others when
crime is committed and discovered.
'Ws secured sufficient competent
evidence 10 establish beyond the
eighties. douai three vital points:
First, Porter Charlton murdered
nv sister in cold blood in a manner
that required time and deifberauon
ard that subsequently 10 the murder
every act to hide the crime showed
deliberation and forethought.
second, at the time OF this COM
mission Of the crime be was sane.
Third Porter Charlton is now
sane. and any attempt to declare bim
insane is nothing short Of a rehearsed
irtent on the part OF Charlton
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-20
IS INDICTED FOR
INSURANCE FRAUDS
EMBEzzLEMENT, CONSPIRACY
AND LARCENY OF RECORDS
AMONG CHARGES.
INVESTIGATION STARTED IN
ROCK ISLAND TO BE CON-
TiNuEo IN CHICAGO.

Rock Island, H., July I4.-Indict-
ments against thirteen persons were
returned yesterday by the county
grand jury, which since May 3rd has
been investigating the alleged frater-
nal insurance frauds. All of the in
dicted officers are of the American
Home circle or Fraternal Tribanes,
or were concerned il the merger of
the two societies in 1908. Those in
dicted are:
DR. A. L. Craig, c. F. Hatfield, NJ. ].
Fanekel, Chicago; Fl. A. Weld, Rob
CRIT Rexdale. Rock Island Thomas w.
Wilson. Washington, D. c.; George W.
Kenney, Michael B. CARRIER, c. H. Wal
tiers, Springfield; S. S. McIIvaine, Miss
Margaret McIlvane, Ohio L. Cald-
well, Auburn, Illinois; K. NJ. Witham,
Aledo, Illinois.
Messrs. Craig, Hatfield, Rexdale,
Weld, Whitman and S. S. McIlvane,
were indicted for alleged embezzle-
ment conspiracy and larceny Oh the
records of the Tribunes; and Max
Franckc!, Margaret McIlvane ana Mr..
Caldwell for alleged perjury.
Messrs Craig, Weld and Witham
we're anticipating the indictments, and
appeared yesterday afternoon and
gave bond to the sum of $4,000 each.
Capiases were issued for the Others
and they will be brought in as soon
ss found. States attorney L. NJ. Ma
gill, states the cases will be brought
to trial es sreedily as possible, prob
ably during September term of court.
The states attorney in a statement
last night said the investigation
started here will be continued later in
Chicago aud Springfield, and that
the disclosures he had uncovered We're
only the beginning More than a
dozen fraternal insurance societies he
says, viii be involved if Leads broug.it
To light here are followed.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-20
DEALERS ALARMED
BY DRASTIC MEASURE

Des Moines. July 14-Alarmed al
the proposed drastic legislation aimed
at speculation, the Western Gram
Dealers association at the closing
session last night adopted resolutions
condemning such action. 1t stated
that the system of buying and selling
Agricultural products for future deilv-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-20
TREND TO FARM IS
SOCIAL PROBLEM
so SAYS PROFESSOR L. Il
BAILEY BEFORE RURAL
LIFE CONFERENCE.

Charlottesville, Va. July ls.-Th
country life movement now abroad in
the nation is more than an agrarian
sentiment; an effort to even up civil
ization and balance society. This
opinion was expressed yesterday by
Professor l. II. Bailey of Cornell uui.
versity, chairman of the country life
commission, in an address before the
Virginia rural life conference. He
predicted that within the next %
years the movement would take on a
political aspect.
Mrs. Meals S. Knowles of Iowa col
lege was one of the speakers.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-20
AVIATOR WRECKS
BORROWED MACHINES

New York, July 14.-Charles K
Hamilton, an aviator, made an at
tempt 10 fly at Mineola last night in
borrowed machine He wrecked IL,
although he escaped without injury.
Hamilton was rising when the run
ming gear collapsed and the aeroplane
fell In a snarl.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-20
BALLOON BURSTS,
FIVE MEN DEAD
GERMAN AERoNAUT AND FOUR
COMPANIONS INSTANTLY
KILLED.

Leichhngen, July 13.-Oscar Erbs-
loeh, the German ae-onaut, who in
1907 won the international balloon
race at st. Louis, and four compan-
ions were killed yesterday when the
0iriglble balloon Erbsloeh burst at a
height OF several hundred yards and
dropped to the ground a crumpled
mass. The bodies OF the aviators were
frightfully mangled. The accident
was caused by the bursting of ben
zine tank
The dead:
oscar Erbsloeh. inventor and bal
ioonist.
Herr Toelle. a manufactures OF Bar
men.
Engineer Hoppe.
Motorman Spicke.
The gondola was torn to bits and
the motor buried itself beneath the
surface OF the ground
The victims We're well known TO all
Germans interested in aerial feats,
and Erbsloeh gained an international
reputation, when, in 1907, at St. Louis
ne Won the International cup IA the
distance race for balloons. His com
paDions we're Toelle, a manufactures
OF Barnen, two engineers. Herr Kran7
and Herr Hoeppe. and Herr spicke
the motorman.
= The Erbsloeh was constructed las
year and had had a dubious career
The first time it descended it crashed
into a clump Of trees, and its occu
Pants narrowly escaped injury 4
few days ago. during 4 trial flight, Z
propeller was broken.
The balloon which vas Of the ron
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-20
DEATH OF WELL KNOWN
INSURANCE MAN

London, July 14.-Dr. Leslie Dodd
Ward of Newark, N. j., vice presi-
dent of the Prudential Insurance
company, died last evening. The body
probably will be taken TO America
Saturday.
Mr.. Ward was one of the incorpor-
ators of the Prudential Insurance
company in 1874, and vice president
ten years later. Born in 1S45 and
graduated from the college Of physi-
clans and surgeons columbia univer-
sity), New York, in 1868.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-20
BEGGS PAYS FINE OF
$50 FOR CONTEMPT

Milwaukee, July 14.-John Beggs
yesterday paid to Clerk of Circuit
Courts F. w. Cords the $50 fine i'm
posed by Judge A. Fl. Reid OF Wau-
sau on the two Beggs' electric rail-
ways for disobedience of the supreme
courts order forbidding interurban
car traffic on. Wells street.
The fine was imposed after hear
ing on a motion made by Wells street
property owners why the two com.
panies should not be adiudged in con
tempt Of court.