Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-06-08
NEWS OF THE WORLD
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
Since June IA, 1909, twenty-five
deaths and sos injuries have been
caused by automobiles in Chicago.
DR.. G. A. Hubbell of Lexington, ks,
has been made president of Lincoln
Memorial institute al Cumberland
Gap. Tenn.
Three Cinnamon were killed and
four OF their countrymen injured in
fire that destroyed tenement house
in New York.
Clad only in a night robe, Mrs. VIII
liam Stroker, of Chicago aged AZ
years. committed suicide by throwing
herself in front of a train.
Mrs. Mary Kyle died at Lebanon.
Pa. as the result of an automobile
accident near Annville, due to the
breaking of the steering gear.
Exports of domestic merchandise
to Canada during ten months were
greater by s45,000,000 than in the
same period of the previous year.
Three bricklayers dropped 1875 feet
and were probably fatally injured
when a scaffold inside a New York
brewery storage plant collapsed
The nominations of A. p. Cook TO
be postmaster at Duluth, MINI, and
c. c. Houpt United States attorney.
Minnesota district, were sent to the
senate.
The new battleship South Carolina
made sixteen bullseye target hits out
of sixteen shots with twelve inch
guns, establishing new worlds re-
cord
As the result of dispute between
the strikers and workmen at the Sax.
man mines near Bradenville, Pa,
Michael Cheekman, aged 81 years, was
shot and died
A fire supposed to have started
from electric wires caused loss of
100000 to the building occupied by
Goettmam e. Co, as restaurant in
Pittsburg
instructions for the United States
delegates TO the fourth international
American conference in Bus nos Ayres,
beginning on July TO- are IN course
of preparation.
J. 5 Milton of sulphur. okla, shot
and killed Mrs. Annie East, a diyorcee
with whom he was supposed to be in
love, and then shot hmseIf. He died
almost instantly.
While returning from a party an
automobile driven by William Snyder.
president OF lumber company at To-
gan, Ohio ran over an embankment.
and Miss Lillian Wright and Miss Flos
Sic Herman were killed.
Fifteen hundred pounds of giant
powder under lock and key in tun.
mel Of the Mognl Mining company
workings at Terry, North Dakota were
exploded The powder had just been
stored there and no one was working
near The tunnel WIS wrecked
William Il. Parmlee. aged as years.
moved his own burial lot In Oak Hin
cemetary at Battle Creek. The yer.
eran, former merchant, was about
70 rake up the new mown grass when
ne Tell dead On Memorial day, for
which he was preparing, his grave
VIII be decorated like those for whose
care he was providing.
FINES and imprisonment for drunk.
enness would be superseded by medt.
cal treatment If three students of the
question who spoke before the nation.
al conference OF charities and eorrec.
ton in st. Louis had their way. They
were Bailey b. Burritt of New York.
Robert A. Woods OF Boston. and Judge
william j. Pollard of st. Louis
After standing for two centuries
ana half as a doctrine of the church
the elecf infant clause of the comics.
sion OF faith of the southern presby.
terrain church came up for revision at
Lewisburg, W Va, in the general as.
sembiy In session. The church is dl.
f'ded into several parties on the ones.
ton, and the fight for aud against il
mas been waged for years.
MISS Sarah f. Peck, member of the
faculty of Union college. near Lincoln
Neb..who was indicted by the federal
grand Jury ON the charge that she had
"iiliuiiy refused to give her age TO the
census enumeration or to answer ques.
IONS as to whether she had been mar.
fled or divorced, was fined BY United
states District Judge Munger $40,
after she had entered her voluntary
appearance. Her age has not yet
been made public.